British filmmaker of films such as ‘Trainspotting’ and ‘Extermination’ elects his favorite song by the band – and makes great compliment to the riff
Danny BoyleBritish filmmaker of movies like Trainspotting (1996) and Extermination (2002), is a famous and dedicated fan of Oasis. To the point of electing a song little commented as his favorite in the catalog of the band Manchester, England.
With the imminent group meeting tour, which starts this Friday, 4, in Cardiffin Walesthe director was invited by NME (via Far Out) to comment which song would like to see the brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher playing.
He did not hesitate to answer:
“All I hope is that they play ‘Hindu Times’ Because it’s the best. For me, it’s one of the five best guitar riffs of all time. “
Danny Boyle’s choice
Theoretically, however, the one chosen by Danny Boyle has no guaranteed presence in the setlist. “The Hindu Times” It was the first single from the album HEATHEN CHEMISTRY (2002), which is one of the most criticized in the band’s discography.
When the Oasis ended activities in 2009, for example, “The Hindu Times” It was not performed for five years since 2004. The song in question was in the repertoire of the group almost only in the disc dissemination tour, between 2002 and 2003.
The return of Oasis
THE Oasis Live ’25 Touras mentioned, begins in Wales, this Friday, 4. Later, the Band British will pass through countries like England, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, United States, Mexico, Japan and Australiaamong others.
In November, the Gallagher brothers land in South America. Node Brazilthey will play twice in São Pauloon 22/11 and 11/23, at the stadium Morumbis.
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Source: Rollingstone
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