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Liam Gallagher has exclusively revealed that he’s written a song called “Guess I’m Out of Timeâ€, presumably for Oasis. He told James Brown for Uncut, “The way I see it, what’s the ****ing point of having all this time off if you’ve got the tunes? I’ve got loads of tunes.â€

 

The Gallagher brothers talk us through their new greatest hits collection ‘Stop The Clocks’ in the latest issue of Uncut, out today.

 

Noel also tells Uncut how self-doubt nearly made him quit the band at the height of their fame – following their historic 1996 Knebworth shows. “It’s like, what do you do when you’ve done everything?†said Gallagher Sr. “You kind of sink into boredom. I don’t know. Kind of directionless.â€

 

‘Stop The Clocks†is released on November 20.

 

Uncut.co.uk

 

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Noel's Oasis despair

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Noel Gallagher has admitted he and his Oasis bandmates became "directionless" after their massive Knebworth concerts.

 

Oasis played two famous shows in front of 250,000 people at Knebworth in August 2006 - the biggest gigs in UK history at the time - following the incredible success of their first two albums.

 

But guitarist Noel has admitted that the band struggled with the pressure of matching their mid-nineties success in the years that followed.

 

He told Uncut: "At the time, doing the biggest ever gigs in England, 'Morning Glory' being the biggest album in British history, it was like, 'Well, what now?'

 

"I remember sitting there, at Knebworth, in the backstage area, and someone saying, 'Well, what now?' And I was like, 'I couldn't tell ya.'

 

"And that was how I felt for a good couple of years afterwards, I really suffered.

 

"It's like, what do you do when you've done everything? I suppose it's like getting a massive, massive pay rise and buying everything you want.

 

"What do you do after that? You kind of sink into boredom. Kind of directionless."

 

Meanwhile, Noel has confirmed he is to play an intimate acoustic gig for charity Mencap at the Union Chapel in Islington on November 26.

 

The gig will be part of the Little Noise Sessions curated by Jo Whiley and tickets go on sale at 9am on Saturday (October 7).

 

Quite a big promo push for these guys

 

They will kick Westlife ass in their release week :cheer:

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