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Blur, Oasis: Battle of the Bands — Old Turf, New Combatants
Overview by Simon Reynolds, The New York Times, 22 October 1995
RIGHT NOW, the British music scene is convulsed with patriotic fervor. For the first time in over a decade, young British guitar bands are penetrating ...
Live Review by Edward Helmore, sonicnet.com, 7 September 1996
Fresh from their MTV award performance, during which singer Liam Gallagher spat, swore and threw beer at the audience, Oasis came to this seaside stage ...
List of articles in the library
St Etienne, Oasis: Birmingham Institute
Live Review by Johnny Cigarettes, New Musical Express, 11 December 1993
HIP POP... HOORAY! ...
Creation Records: Creative Accounting
Interview by Max Bell, Vox, April 1994
Primal Scream, Jesus And Mary Chain, Boo Radleys... Creation has nurtured a family of provocative rock rebels. Alan McGee looks back on the first ten ...
Respect is Dune: Oasis/Whiteout: 100 Club, London
Live Review by Ted Kessler, New Musical Express, 9 April 1994
THERE IT IS, the new sound of young Scotland, wiggling its corduroy-wrapped hips, pursing its lips and clapping enthusiastically into the mic in a basement ...
Interview by John Harris, New Musical Express, 23 April 1994
The Kinks did it. The Who did it. But no-one does it like OASIS, five lads who won't waste words when a punch will do, ...
Creation Records: Rehabsolutely Fabulous
Interview by John Harris, Ted Kessler, New Musical Express, 9 June 1994
A decade on from its inception, Creation rules the British rock underground. The 'Undrugged' party at the Royal Albert Hall, and the random singing of ...
Oasis: Everything Rock Delights In
Report and Interview by Jim Irvin, MOJO, August 1994
THE MARQUEE, about a month ago. the place is solid with grinning loons, many of whom hold should-know-better jobs in the music business. I'm here ...
Oasis: Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Beatles...
Interview by Cliff Jones, The Face, August 1994
The next Pistols, the next Beatles, or just this month's Next Big Thing? Oasis are good enough to fight the hype – but the battling ...
Report and Interview by Lisa Verrico, Vox, August 1994
They rant against rock'n'rollers in leather keks, yet their hotel-trashing, drug-snorting lifestyle is becoming legendary. Are Oasis hypocrites or Britain's most sussed rock band? ...
Oasis: The Boys Are Back In Town
Profile and Interview by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 12 August 1994
Trashed hotels, fist fights, easy sex — Oasis have rediscovered rock's roots. They've also found the time to knock out a great tune ...
Certainly Probably: Oasis: Definitely Maybe (Creation)
Review by Paul Lester, Melody Maker, 27 August 1994
OASIS — Don't Believe The Hype? Well, that depends on whether you've been waiting for a Nineties dream hybrid of The Beatles and The Stones, ...
Retrospective and Interview by Cliff Jones, Melody Maker, 1 October 1994
Seven different studios played host to OASIS as they attempted to record their debut album, each witnessing its own catalogue of disasters. CLIFF JONES traces ...
Man City Slickers: Oasis: The Haçienda, Manchester
Live Review by John Robb, Vox, November 1994
Having stormed into the album chart at Number One, Oasis return to Manchester's Haçienda — giving their hometown its greatest night since the height of The ...
Oasis: Nine Months That Shook The World
Overview by Stuart Maconie, Q, November 1994
IT'S A terrible name. Terrible. It immediately and unjustly tags them as one of those risibly mediocre makeweights of the so-called 'baggy" explosion. It is ...
Oasis/Shed Seven/Elastica/Echobelly/Gene: EC Raiders
Report and Interview by Ted Kessler, New Musical Express, 19 November 1994
Sacre bleurgh! Parisian hoteliers flee through the boulevards as la creme de Brit indie culture — i.e., OASIS, SHED SEVEN, ELASTICA, ECHOBELLY and GENE — ...
Oasis: The Making of Definitely Maybe
Interview by Lisa Verrico, Vox, January 1995
From fourth on the bill at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut to the fastest-selling independent debut album in the UK, it's been a staggering year ...
Britpop: Modern Life Is... Brilliant!
Overview by John Harris, New Musical Express, 7 January 1995
It was the year grunge died, the year of jungle... arses. It was the year that BRITISH POP found its feet again, and what's more, ...
Oasis: Definitely Maybe (Epic; CD and cassette)
Review by Amy Linden, The New York Times, 15 January 1995
THE BRITISH band Oasis is the latest in what often seems like an endless string of next big things. It arrives in America with three ...
Live Review by Dave Simpson, The Guardian, 24 April 1995
Oasis play the rock 'n' roll game in a one-night stand at the Sheffield Arena. ...
Oasis: Sheffield Arena, Sheffield
Live Review by David Bennun, Melody Maker, 6 May 1995
JESUS pigf***ing c***bubble Christ on a three-way tandem, this is a great moment in life. ...
Report and Interview by Jason Cohen, Rolling Stone, 18 May 1995
OASIS CROSS THE ATLANTIC WITH A HOT RECORD, TWO BATTLING BROTHERS AND ATTITUDE TO SPARE. ...
Oasis: (What's the Story) Morning Glory (Creation CRE CD 189)
Review by Andy Gill, The Independent, 29 September 1995
THIS IS A bit cheeky, even for a thieving pop magpie like Noel Gallagher, you think as the opening song on Oasis's sophomore offering resolves ...
Oasis: What's The Story (Morning Glory) (Creation CD C-CRE189P 12tks/50mins/FP)
Review by David Stubbs, Melody Maker, 30 September 1995
TALE ENDING?After effortlessly conquering all our hearts with their singles-stacked, stellar debut, Oasis now face the K2 of their career, that difficult second album. Question ...
Memoir by Susan Corrigan, i-D, October 1995
Five years ago an explosion of music, drugs and flares hit a certain Northern city. Now with Oasis, the Stone Roses and Black Grape in ...
Overview by Jon Savage, Artforum, October 1995
RECENTLY I returned from the US into a British news media dominated by a by-election in the North West of England. The point about the ...
Oasis: (What's the Story) Morning Glory (Epic); Blur: The Great Escape (Virgin), both 6/10
Review by Chuck Eddy, Spin, November 1995
THE MORE Blur and Oasis act British by pretending to be funny without punch lines on their long-awaited new albums (long-awaited in England, anyway, where ...
Oasis: Where Were You... When We Were Getting High?
Report by Paul Mathur, Melody Maker, 11 November 1995
Last weekend at London's Earl's Court, OASIS played the biggest indoor concerts ever held in this country. PAUL MATHUR brings us all the backstage gossip ...
Where Were You... When We Were Getting High? Oasis: Earl's Court, London
Live Review by Paul Lester, Melody Maker, 11 November 1995
Last weekend at London's Earl's Court, OASIS played the biggest indoor concerts ever held in this country. In this four-page special, PAUL LESTER reports on ...
Oasis, Bootleg Beatles: Earls Court, London
Live Review by Paul Moody, New Musical Express, 18 November 1995
THE STARDUST BROTHERS ...
Comment by Caitlin Moran, The Times, 8 December 1995
Unless the music business pulls its finger out, we'll have nothing to look forward to once Britpop dies. ...
Report by Caitlin Moran, The Times, 22 December 1995
Caitlin Moran says blood will prove thicker than water between the battling Gallaghers ...
The Mike Flowers Pops: From Oasis, a golden syrup
Report and Interview by Caitlin Moran, The Times, 22 December 1995
Warning: don't view Mike Flowers's 'Wonderwall' as mere easy-listening Yuletide No 1 fun. He means it, man. ...
Oasis: Feeling Supersonic, Going Stratospheric
Report by Lisa Verrico, The Observer, 14 January 1996
TO SIGNAL The White Room's return for a new series, a special New Year's eve edition was recorded three days before Christmas. Despite featuring David ...
Interview by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, February 1996
"You wouldn’t believe the number of people who come to our front door," says Noel Gallagher with a grin full of rue and a wary ...
Report by Caitlin Moran, The Times, 23 February 1996
In with the old, out with the true. How the Brit Awards were turned into a TV farce ...
Take That: Sex pistols will fill pretty vacancy
Comment by Caitlin Moran, The Times, 8 March 1996
Think of Take That as a magic bus — another, bigger and brasher, will be along in a minute ...
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 29 April 1996
Oasis promoted to relegation spot ...
Oasis: C'mon America...Let's Ave Yer! Seven Mental Nights On The Oasis Tourbus
Report by Paolo Hewitt, Select, May 1996
WITHIN FIFTEEN MINUTES of their plane taking off for Kansas, Oasis have assumed battle positions. Liam Gallagher is in the toilet with a couple of ...
Oasis: ...And Noddy Holder Came Too
Report by Keith Cameron, New Musical Express, 11 May 1996
What a weekend! The parties! The stars! The footballers! The, er, free candyfloss! Yes, we were there at those exclusive do's held in honour of ...
Blue Tones — The Charlatans: Knebworth, Herfordshire
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 13 August 1996
The Charlatans must have dreamt of upstaging Oasis. At Knebworth, they almost did. But it came at a horrible price, says Caroline Sullivan ...
Comment by Johnny Cigarettes, The Face, September 1996
In the Nineties, we are all everyday people, says Johnny Cigarettes ...
Oasis: They Thought It Was All Over
Report by Carol Clerk, Melody Maker, 21 September 1996
THE ANNOUNCEMENT came on Friday, 24 hours of nail-biting drama. Oasis, after all, were not going to split. ...
Report and Interview by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 7 December 1996
• Tipped for the Christmas Number One spot, besieged by groupies, plagued by demented fans — yup, Oasis copyists NO WAY SIS have made it ...
Interview by Jon Savage, The Guardian, 20 December 1996
A young New York painter looks like becoming "the first artist of Britpop". Jon Savage on how Elizabeth Peyton's portraits of Jarvis, Liam and Noel ...
Interview by Simon Witter, Unpublished interview for television, 1997
1) Brother Liam ...
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages, 1997
WITH THE swaggering chords of the opening ‘Rock'N'Roll Star,’ Oasis announced that big, brash Brit rock was here to stay--at least for a few years. ...
Comment by Cliff Jones, The Face, January 1997
Britpop hasn't so much gone Pete Tong as Travelling Wilburys, says Cliff Jones ...
Larging it? I should zigah-zigah
Report by Caitlin Moran, The Times, 10 January 1997
Those who live their lives by the vocabulary of pop music are fated to repeat it. Sounds fair to me ...
Liam Gallagher: The Man Behind The Myth
Profile and Interview by Paul Mathur, Esquire, February 1997
To the tabloids he's "The Wildman of Pop'. Or "Boozy Liam". Or "Lout Liam". He's the one who drinks and swears and hits journalists. But ...
U2, Oasis: Oakland Coliseum, Oakland CA
Live Review by Barbara Ellen, The Observer, 22 June 1997
Last week, Oasis played to a stadium of American U2 fans. There's dedication... ...
Essay by Jon Savage, The Guardian, 4 July 1997
Pop music is booming, right? British bands are taking over the world, right? Wrong. The yobbish lads of Brit rock are about to hit the ...
Alan McGee: The father of Creation
Profile and Interview by Sean O'Hagan, The Guardian, 5 July 1997
Hedonism was a way of life for Alan McGee. And who would expect anything less from the man behind Oasis? But the road to pop-tycoon ...
“Of course, me and Liam had a row about it...”
Interview by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, September 1997
Seventy-two minutes. Twelve tracks. No co-credits. Noel Gallagher talks Phil Sutcliffe through Oasis's third magnum opus, Be Here Now. ...
“Piece of piss!”: The Oasis Diaries
Interview by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, September 1997
The drugs, the in-fighting, the secret weddings and, in the midst of it all, just the small matter of the most anticipated album of the ...
Here's Looking At You, Our Kid: Oasis: Be Here Now (Creation)
Review by Dele Fadele, Vox, September 1997
OASIS ARE CAUGHT in the eye of a hurricane. What a shitstorm the Gallagher brothers have been through at the hands of the tabloids and ...
Interview by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, September 1997
An interview with Oasis producer Owen Morris ...
Review by Charles Shaar Murray, MOJO, September 1997
WHAT ARE Oasis for? They were Built To Be Big. Their Long-Awaited-All-Important-Third-Album, Be Here Now, is about as big as a rock record can get. ...
Review by Paul Lester, Uncut, September 1997
YOU'D THINK Oasis were at war. The sense of urgency is palpable. Be Here Now. It's all in the video to the single: Oasis, the ...
Oasis: Westpoint Arena, Exeter
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 15 September 1997
Radical move to symbolism-uh! as Oasis tour goes Pink Floyd ...
Oasis: live at Earls Court, London (27th September 1997)
Live Review by Will Self, Independent on Sunday, October 1997
IT WAS an emotional night for me – as it was for so many others. The minute that Liam Gallagher reached the centre of the ...
Oasis, the Verve: Earls Court, London
Live Review by Dave Simpson, Melody Maker, 4 October 1997
THURSDAY ...
Live Review by Simon Price, Melody Maker, 4 October 1997
TICK. TOCK. The giant clock behind Noel, who is 29 years old, and Liam, who is 24, runs steadily backwards. There's always been a big ...
Oasis/The Verve: London, Earl's Court
Live Review by Phil Sutcliffe, MOJO, November 1997
AS PAUL Du Noyer wrote recently, somewhere along the road to epoch-making Oasis "took it as their job to cheer the country up". To which ...
Oasis: Westpoint Arena, Exeter
Live Review by Terry Staunton, Uncut, November 1997
CERTAIN elements of the tabloid press can't be too happy. Whispers around the Street of Shame suggested that some hacks were being despatched to Devon ...
Rejoice! Rejoice! Britpop is dead
Comment by Caitlin Moran, The Times, 28 November 1997
The jig is up, the hype exposed, and now Oasis, Pulp and the rest will have to do a proper job ...
Oasis: Big Brother Is Watching You
Retrospective and Interview by Nick Kent, MOJO, December 1997
...but we are not allowed to watch back. Nick Kent tells the story of the TV documentary the band don't want you to see. ...
Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel, and Damon
Report by Caitlin Moran, The Times, 19 December 1997
Look boys, it's Christmas — time to kiss under the mistletoe and call off the damaging Blur-Oasis wars ...
Oasis: Put It Next To The Other Three
Interview by Adrian Deevoy, Q, January 1998
What a shoddy old year it's been for Oasis. Only six million copies of Be Here Now shifted. Only voted The Best Act In The ...
Interview by Max Bell, GQ, February 1998
And so's my brother... but not for long. After four years of tours, scraps, hits and hedonism, Liam and Noel Gallagher are settling down, buying ...
Comment by Sean O'Hagan, The Guardian, 13 March 1998
According to this week's NME, the honeymoon between pop and the Government is well and truly over. Sean O'Hagan isn't surprised ...
Retrospective and Interview by Andy Crysell, New Musical Express, 25 April 1998
Disco biscuits, gurning, raves, sartorial bonkersness, and, um, Guru Josh! The ACID HOUSE scene brought us many things when it exploded in 1988; it also ...
Overview by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 15 June 1998
They maybe rock icons, mad, bad and dangerous to know. But somewhere, some long-suffering woman remembers them in nappies. Caroline Sullivan on that great institution, ...
Eyewitness December 1993: Oasis Support The Verve
Retrospective and Interview by Johnny Black, Q, July 1998
Freshly signed to Creation, Oasis venture out on UK tour earning £50 a night supporting The Verve – known at the time as just plain ...
AUDIO: Anita Pallenberg (1998)
Audio transcript of interview by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages, Summer 1998
This is a transcription of a phone interview. Listen to the audio of this interview. ...
Paul Weller and Noel Gallagher: Sex, Drugs, Rock'n'roll... and Babies
Interview by Barbara Ellen, The Observer, 31 October 1999
Both "spokesmen" for their respective generations, it's perhaps unsurprising that the men behind the Jam and Oasis became friends. Here, they talk frankly together for ...
The Dawn of Creation (and the middle and the end)
Report by Keith Cameron, New Musical Express, 11 December 1999
SO THE party's over. Alan McGee has picked up his ball and moved on, to pastures new — multimedia and, no doubt, highly lucrative. Although ...
Noel Gallagher: Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants track by track
Interview by Neil Mason, Melody Maker, January 2000
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The Oasis Story, Part 1: From Rain to Definitely Maybe
Retrospective by Robin Bresnark, Melody Maker, 19 January 2000
With Oasis' return imminent, the first instalment of our four-part history of the band traces their rise, from the Noel-free live debut to the era-defining ...
Oasis: First Union Center, Philadelphia
Live Review by Lucy O'Brien, Q, February 2000
Oasis's American concerts provided tantalising glimpses of their sprightlier, less bald new direction. Lucy O’Brien was there. ...
The Oasis Story, Part 3: From Noel's Brief Exit to Be Here Now
Retrospective by Robin Bresnark, Melody Maker, 2 February 2000
The third instalment of our four-part history of Oasis charts "the tabloid years", when they became more famous for their actions than their music. ...
Oasis: Standing on the Shoulder of Giants (Big Brother) **
Review by Tom Cox, The Guardian, 4 February 2000
FOR HAS-BEENS APPARENT, Oasis still possess remarkable powers of intimidation, but in the build-up to Standing on the Shoulder of Giants they've cunningly switched tactics. ...
Profile and Interview by Paul Lester, Daily Telegraph, 5 February 2000
"I'M NOT INTO CHAOS," says Noel Gallagher, who along with his brother Liam has always appeared to be one of the last true standard bearers ...
The Oasis Story, Part 4: From The Masterplan to Go Let It Out
Guide by Robin Bresnark, Melody Maker, 9 February 2000
In the final part of our Oasis history, we recall the departures of Bonehead and Guigsy and look forward to Standing On The Shoulder Of ...
Oasis: Fan-ish Inquisition, Pt. 1
Interview by Ted Kessler, New Musical Express, 19 February 2000
Go Letter It Out. The New Oasis. Your Questions! Their answers! Oh no, it's…the fan-ish inquisition. In the first of a two-part interview with Oasis, ...
Oasis: Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants
Review by David Stubbs, Uncut, March 2000
Change of producer and change of mood for long-awaited fourth album ...
Interview by Paul Lester, Uncut, March 2000
OASIS, if you hadn't noticed, have just resurfaced. But will they sink or swim? After the druggy excesses of Be Here Now, following the departure ...
Interview by Carol Clerk, Uncut, April 2000
THE LOCATION IS LONDON'S flashy Landmark Hotel, a place where palm trees loom over drinkers in the lobby and there's a better class of toiletry ...
Live Review by Chris Roberts, Uncut, October 2000
MY GOD, they plod. The paucity of ideas would be staggering, were it not so dull. ...
Oasis: Familiar To Millions (Big Brother)
Review by Phil Sutcliffe, MOJO, December 2000
Wembley Stadium, July 21, complete concert, two CDs, unvarnished, rather magnificent. Oasis’s "topsy-turvy-fuckin’-weird year" closes defiantly. ...
Various Artists: Creation Records - International Guardians Of Rock'n'roll 1983-1999
Review by Chris Roberts, Uncut, December 2000
Best of the late, legendary indie label ...
Oasis: "We're punk rock – none of that weird fooking Radiohead bollocks"
Interview by Sylvia Patterson, New Musical Express, 29 September 2001
Over the last ten years, Oasis have maintained their position as Britain's most controversial rock'n'roll group. Since giving them their first front cover in June ...
Interview by Ted Kessler, The Observer, 16 June 2002
Liam Gallagher has it all: the looks, the voice, the blondes, the tabloid headlines. So why is the new album his last chance of rock ...
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Q, Summer 2002
SINCE IT WAS to l’il old me that a strangely sober Liam Gallagher first whispered the title of the fifth Oasis album – yes, folks, ...
Britpop: And The Beat Goes Off
Retrospective by Philip Norman, The Sunday Times, 17 February 2003
Britpop recalled the halcyon days of the Beatles and the Stones – but the party didn't last ...
Film/DVD/TV Review by David Stubbs, The Guardian, 1 March 2003
THERE ARE MANY reasons to see Live Forever, the new documentary about the 1990s Britpop years. Mostly they involve Noel Gallagher and Damon Albarn being ...
It's judgment day in the oasis of trendiness: Oasis at Glasto
Live Review by Caitlin Moran, The Times, 26 June 2004
ONE OF THE best things about Glastonbury is the way that it serves as a giant sun-burnt exit poll on the cultural developments of the ...
Comment by John Harris, The Guardian, 15 May 2005
Oasis's sixth album is out at the end of the month. John Harris wonders whether it can really be the promised return to form ...
Oasis: Don't Believe The Truth
Review by Nick Southall, Stylus, 31 May 2005
IT SEEMS TO BE that the ever-cyclical, ever-fickle music press is at that point in its orbit where Oasis are deemed cool again. People are ...
Live Review by Pete Paphides, The Times, 1 July 2005
THESE DAYS, the Zeitgeist might prefer to be seen on the town with the likes of Coldplay – but for a band shadowed by past ...
Britpop: Remember the first time
Retrospective and Interview by John Harris, The Guardian, 12 August 2005
Without Britpop, would we have had hit guitar groups, stadium anthems or rock stars on Newsnight? Ten years on, John Harris looks back on how ...
Interview: Liam Gallagher and Oasis
Interview by Nicholas Jennings, Inside Entertainment, 2006
OASIS IS EITHER the best, balls-to-the-wall rock 'n' roll band of the last decade or the worst case in recent memory of media notoriety trumping ...
Oasis: "The plan was always to become the biggest band in the world"
Interview by James Brown, Uncut, November 2006
Next month, Oasis unleash their first greatest hits compilation. In this exclusive interview, Noel and Liam tell the true stories of the songs that shaped ...
Interview by Jaan Uhelszki, Harp, January 2007
OASIS MAJORDOMO Noel Gallagher is turning back the clock. Not just because he’s staring at the specter of turning 40, but because he and his ...
The Brits 2007: Live and Everything
Report by Jude Rogers, Guardian Unlimited, 14 February 2007
LADIES AND gentlemen! Boys and girls! Pop spods and car crash-telly fans! The hour is at hand! Welcome, one and all, to the Brits blog! ...
Top 5 Unforgettable Glastonbury Moments
Retrospective and Interview by Johnny Black, Music Week, May 2007
1. 19-20 September 1970: The very first Glastonbury It was a triumph of faith over common sense. Having snuck in for free to the Bath Festival ...
Oasis: The Making Of 'Don't Look Back In Anger'
Interview by Rob Hughes, Uncut, August 2007
How Noel Gallagher's 1996 Lennon-loving No. 1 fuelled the brothers' simmering rivalry and became the new yardstick for British stadium rock. ...
Words from the Wise: Liam Gallagher
Interview by James Medd, GQ (Australia), January 2009
IT'S STILL EXCITING. Making music is exciting. Being me is very fucking exciting. And being you should be exciting. ...
Retrospective by Jude Rogers, New Statesman, 13 August 2009
Fifteen years ago, a teenage Jude Rogers was enchanted by a new pop sound and a new politics, both of which promised to change the ...
Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger
Comment by Nick Hasted, The Independent, 4 September 2009
Noel Gallagher's decision to quit Oasis is years overdue, says Nick Hasted. The band were no longer relevant. And yet there is much to celebrate ...
Overview by Graeme Thomson, The Word, March 2012
Because sometimes the only way musicians can actually talk to each other is by writing songs ...
Modern Life Isn't Rubbish: The Trouble With Britpop Nostalgia
Comment by Luke Turner, The Quietus, 10 April 2014
The mainstream media are currently engaged in a collective misty-eyed throwback to the 'glory days' of the mid 90s. Luke Turner, who was a teenager ...
Oasis: Be Here Now (Deluxe Edtion) (Big Brother)
Review by Jamie Atkins, Record Collector, November 2016
FACE IT, IF YOU had gone from playing the toilet circuit to two nights at Knebworth in a couple of years, there's every chance your ...
Oasis' Remastered Masterpiece: What's the Story?
Retrospective by Wayne Robins, Copper, 30 November 2020
THERE IS A Saturday Night Live sketch from 1996 in which then Prime Minister John Major (Mike Myers) partakes in the traditional 15 minutes of ...
see also Noel Gallagher
see also No Way Sis
see also Liam Gallagher
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