Noel Gallagher revealed that he took the opportunity to mock his brother, Liam, after meeting David Bowie
Famous for forming the band Oasis with Liam Gallagher between 1991 and 2009, Noel Gallagher revealed how he received valuable advice from David Bowieone of the great music icons, responsible for songs like “let’s dance,” “Space Oddity” It is “heroes.”
During interview with Zoe Ballat BBC (via Rock Celebrities), Santa he remembered the day he saw bowie in person for the first time, when Oasis was still active. The singer explained what it was like to watch the show rock chameleon at wembley arena in 1995 – and the two began to have frequent contact in the following years. Clear, Noel Gallagher he also took the opportunity to pin his brother, liam.
“I went to see [David Bowie] one night in wembley arenaIt is Morrissey was opening. As soon as Morrissey finished, a guy walked up to the seats and said, ‘Would you like to meet david?’ And I was like [confuso]. It didn’t sink in for a while,” said the musician.
“So we go into this dressing room, and he’s putting on makeup with a mirror. And to this day I can’t remember what was said, but an image came of me saying something to him, and he was laughing hysterically,” he continued. Noel Gallagher. “And I remember, our boy [Liam Gallagher] saying, ‘What were you saying to bowie there?’ And I said, ‘By criticizing you.'”
Right away, Santa talked about the contact he had with David Bowie after that first meeting: “But he was a guy; he actually emailed me a couple of times, a year before he died, and it just said, ‘Keep writing’ and, you know, great advice from one of the bigger. ‘Keep writing’ and ‘you need to keep going’ and all that kind of stuff, it was amazing.
But yes, he is one of the greatest. he is there with [John] Lennon for me.
Source: Rollingstone
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