The drummer is Chris Sharrock who joined the band after Ringo Starr's son, Zak Starkey, left the band before the Dig Out Your Soul tour in 2008. After the split he played with team Liam in Beady Eye along with Gem and Andy. After they split, Chris and Gem now perform with Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds.
It's been great watching you lads discovering these tunes I grew up with. Oasis in the 90s was your football team. Your tribe. Even if you liked a Blur song, you'd never admit it to your mates. So much more than a band. I can't really think of an American equivalent because the USA is so big. With Britain being a relatively small country, oasis just dominated. It was a perfect storm of music, fashion, football, cinema with Trainspotting, that just made it a very special time and place to be a part of. Oasis have influenced pretty much every decent guitar band from Britain to this day. With their solo careers doing almost as well, now you see 20 year olds still rocking the parka and haircuts. Seeing you fellas discover these tunes reminds me of when I first heard them on the radio or was lucky enough to get to a gig. My first ever gig was Hampden Park, Glasgow. Fifty something thousand people. It was as close to religion as you can get. Cheers lads, love from Scotland 🏴 🧡
At this point, Chris Sharrock was their 4th main drummer. Tony McCarroll was there from the start up until 1995. Then it was Alan White up until 2003 I think it was. Then Zak Starkey (son of Ringo) up until 2006 ish? Then Chris took over until they split. Rough dates there but pretty much I believe. Alan's brother did step in briefly too I think but not for long.
Sounds about right, saw ZS play with Oasis in 2005 and he is the credited drummer on Dig Out Your Soul but Chris Sharrock played with them on that final tour.
This is 100% the most underrated Oasis gig ever. Even the biggest Oasis fans tend to dismiss every live show they did post 2004 because Liam's voice declined. But here Liam's voice is well rested (literally first gig of the tour) the band sounds mega, and the whole gig is awesome.
@@masonmennell8514 You're correct. It was a rehearsal for a small extremely lucky crowd. That Wembley gig was also enjoyable, but Liam's voice was already much worse than here. This is the only DOYS gig I actually love and enjoy listening to from time to time.
Problem is they won’t understand liams accent ! I’m not being mean but even the RUclips subtitles don’t understand Rkid . It’s unfortunate because liam Is funnier than noel ! But noel talks a lot more clearly Just warning you yanks
The last album Dig Out Your Soul, has some absolutely quality songs. I'm Outta Time is an absolute gem. And Falling Down is one of the greatest Oasis songs that nobody talks about.
Liams voice is back he's sounding great live he's singing songs oasis had to drop out the set in the 90s cause of liam throat illness. Liam wants oasis back together he doesn't hate noel he hates that noel broke his band up. Do any song from liam gallagher unplugged and you'll see its half oasis half his solo stuff. He has a song called one of us pleading with noel to comeback. Also for whats its worth is an apology song to everyone he's done wrong. Also you will find that liam is hilarious and witty.
That guy is Chris Sharrock. Was the drummer of Robbie Williams. In the last period of Oasis he tour with the band (not recorded any album song). After Oasis broke up he stay with Beady Eye. Now he plays with Noel in his band
@@brendangilmartin4002 I’m not sure wether u mean noel was bad or good live then. I just meant that it was cool how they were super tight and had a heavier sound live than before. Maybe cus they were down tuning for liams voice? I know a couple of dig out your soul soul songs are in drop D. Noel also added a cool couple of new guitar parts like the outro of slide away and outro of to be where there’s life
This was a super solid last album! "I'm Outta Time" is a magical Liam ballad with tribute to John Lennon and the music vid is something else! Liam continued with the rest of the Oasis as "Beady Eye", they made some pretty great music. But I love when Liam truly went solo 2017, his 2 solo records are really awesome, especially the latest released 2019. Noel has the opposite development imo, great old stuff but his latest releases sounds very hipster popy.
@@aid901 couldn't agree. Simple (although effective), generic melodies. Sure, production is verty solid and pretty cool. But it gets boring pretty fast.
That drum solo on the album version was by Zak starkey who is ringo starrs son he is a great drummer, remember seeing a funny interview with noel saying it was a stressful day in the studio when Zak had to pull it off, but he nailed it completely
Chris Sharrock, the drummer, was originally in a great band called the Icicle Works. On the early albums he basically played like that drum solo all the time! Great stuff to check out!
its great to see that oasis are deservedly getting the international recognition that they probably didnt get at the time- truly one of the greatest bands of all time
I understand if you guys can't do the music video due to copyright but the studio version of this song is fucking astounding. Liam's vocals are nasty as hell on this track. You can see though his voice has diminished live. This gig is the best he'll sound in the 2008/2009 Era. Ever since Beady Eye (Liam's band after Oasis ended with the remaining members of Oasis) ended in 2014. He stopped music to take care of his life. He had a daughter he never met come into his life, money troubles, a divorce he was going through, and he never emotionally dealt with the end of Oasis. (As you can see in the As it Was documentary) In 2017 when his first solo record came out and onward his vocals are the best they've been since the earlier 2000's of gigs.
If they reformed just to go on tour for a while, I cant even imagine how many people would want to go to their gigs. When Liam does a gig, he still sings some Oasis songs and the crowd still goes nuts, even the young Liam fans know all the old Oasis songs. They should do it, and bring back the old band members as guests. Bonehead has done some gigs with Liam and he brings the original sound back with him for the old tunes. Have a look at Liam with Bonehead singing Columbia for example at the Manchester Ritz in 2019 > ruclips.net/video/37BDUBe6Tfg/видео.html Still awesome!
If you like Oasis have a look at the DMA’s & Gerry Cinnamon both who were support acts on Liams last U.K. tour. DMA’s unplugged cover of Cher’s Believe is 👌🏻
Totally. I don't think I'd go to a Noel gig, but seen Liam at the Hydro and it was mega. You could feel the energy, everyone was buzzing. The singalong to I Am The Resurrection right before he came on was some experience. Sung as if the Roses were really there on stage rather than just being played over the tannoy. Amazing night. He has to keep Bonehead on tour with him though, the River gig recently showed he's been missed on the Oasis classics. They were his songs too.
@@ianandjohnandmaniandreni9323 am fae glesga mate was at both Liam's gigs in hydro 2017 and 2019 it's as close as you'll get to oasis, even his solo stuff live is like oasis and bonehead makes even better. Am the same as you a won't bother going to another Noels gig.
Can you guys react to Liam singing "All You're Dreaming Of"on the Johnathan Ross show? it's his most recent single he put out as of today. He sounds brilliant live.
Lads check out the following tunes from their solo stuff: Noel: Dead In The Water Everybody’s On The Run Fort Knox Liam: Misunderstood Paper Crown For What it’s Worth
Check out Falling down which was the last song they ever released as a band until Noel released a demo called Don't Stop about a year ago which I highly recommend
The drummer is Chris Sharrock - he's brilliant! Oasis had a lot of different drummers. The first was Tony McCarroll, who was basically sacked because he fell out with Noel. The second was Alan White, who also fell out with Noel (but it hasn't really ever been explained). The third was Zak Starkey, Ringo Starr's son, who left due to commitment issues and the fourth n last was Chris Sharrock (who incidentally is the drummer in Noel Gallagher's live performances to this day!).
Born on a different cloud Japan 2002/3, noels solo is awesome, and once again fade in out gmex 1997 , also check out liams live by the river gig 2020, they have so much to offer tragedy they’re not together
Liam was in a band called Beady Eye after Oasis split up (which was basically Oasis without Noel) - they didn't do very well and Liam's been solo since 2017. It's worth listening to his two albums as they're slightly better than Noel's.
I think in order for you to appreciate their solo stuff you're going to want to listen to more of Oasis. They are like the Beatles, in the sense that even if you listen to 50 of their songs you still haven't hear all the great ones they have to offer. I also agree that in the later 2000s you might want to listen to the album version before reacting to a live version, liam's voice isn't very reliable. It can be a hit or miss.
Not as big as oasis of course, but the British band of the 2000s who blew up and had a similar cultural impact were the Arctic Monkeys. First 2 albums were massive. Start with ‘when the sun goes down’
I worked in the studio where they used to rehearse. This was just before they took off. They were just kids and their parents used to drop them off and pick them up.
Give Noel Gallaghers high flying birds a listen, the songs ‘Dead in the water’ or ‘The Dying of the light’ are incredible, would love to see your guys reaction
Look up The Stone Roses major competitors to Oasis at the time. Back in the days of Madchester where people popped acid and E's like smarties. every bit of industrial space or field was turned into an illegal rave. great days. Ian Brown came up with some fantastic music. it is different to Oasis. but the lyrics are gold.
React to Oasis - Slide Away (iTunes Festival 2009). This performance was about a month before they split up and you can see how tense it was onstage. Liam's most angry and passionate performance.
Liam’s solo stuff is much better than Noel’s. Probably because Noel took a different direction but Liam’s two solo albums are honestly near perfect. At least half of each album is amazing
Liam's voice was pretty weak and inconsistent from late 2002 to the end of Oasis. Having Hashimoto's disease really affected him and the years of giving absolutely everything with a unsustainable singing technique had taken it's toll!
Do you never read your comments?? drummer is chris sharrock, noel got in there and stole him before liam got him...going on this performance they had plenty in the tank, just one fight too many
The drummer is Chris Sharrock who joined the band after Ringo Starr's son, Zak Starkey, left the band before the Dig Out Your Soul tour in 2008. After the split he played with team Liam in Beady Eye along with Gem and Andy. After they split, Chris and Gem now perform with Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds.
Yes! And before he joined Oasis he drummed for a few notable British acts including The La’s (who I strongly recommend) and Robbie Williams (lol)
Best live drummer since Tony imo.
No Zak Starkey recorded Dig out your soul with the band! Chris was brought on for the tour
@@Madferit91 Tony? Wow you're a funny guy.
@@Madferit91 Tony? LOL
It's been great watching you lads discovering these tunes I grew up with. Oasis in the 90s was your football team. Your tribe. Even if you liked a Blur song, you'd never admit it to your mates. So much more than a band. I can't really think of an American equivalent because the USA is so big. With Britain being a relatively small country, oasis just dominated. It was a perfect storm of music, fashion, football, cinema with Trainspotting, that just made it a very special time and place to be a part of. Oasis have influenced pretty much every decent guitar band from Britain to this day. With their solo careers doing almost as well, now you see 20 year olds still rocking the parka and haircuts. Seeing you fellas discover these tunes reminds me of when I first heard them on the radio or was lucky enough to get to a gig. My first ever gig was Hampden Park, Glasgow. Fifty something thousand people. It was as close to religion as you can get. Cheers lads, love from Scotland 🏴 🧡
That drum "breakdown" was such a The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again moment! Awesome
One of their most underrated tracks, love it
At this point, Chris Sharrock was their 4th main drummer. Tony McCarroll was there from the start up until 1995. Then it was Alan White up until 2003 I think it was. Then Zak Starkey (son of Ringo) up until 2006 ish? Then Chris took over until they split.
Rough dates there but pretty much I believe.
Alan's brother did step in briefly too I think but not for long.
Sounds about right, saw ZS play with Oasis in 2005 and he is the credited drummer on Dig Out Your Soul but Chris Sharrock played with them on that final tour.
Thanks for taking my suggestion! Glad it didn’t disappoint
This is 100% the most underrated Oasis gig ever. Even the biggest Oasis fans tend to dismiss every live show they did post 2004 because Liam's voice declined. But here Liam's voice is well rested (literally first gig of the tour) the band sounds mega, and the whole gig is awesome.
Warm up gig to wembley 2008 if I'm not mistaken
@@masonmennell8514 You're correct. It was a rehearsal for a small extremely lucky crowd.
That Wembley gig was also enjoyable, but Liam's voice was already much worse than here. This is the only DOYS gig I actually love and enjoy listening to from time to time.
@@Madferit91 his voice here sounds very similar to his current voice. It's a shame 2009 went completely downhill
after ya done best bits of noel being waiting for best bits of liam
yes yes i agree
We’ll be waiting a long time cos the best bits of Liam are still going
Problem is they won’t understand liams accent ! I’m not being mean but even the RUclips subtitles don’t understand Rkid . It’s unfortunate because liam
Is funnier than noel ! But noel talks a lot more clearly
Just warning you yanks
@@forestfan3 liam isn’t hard to understand
@@manuelhammad5061 aye ?
the drummer is Chris Sharrock, who also played drums for The La's
Been watching you two last few weeks, like it
The last album Dig Out Your Soul, has some absolutely quality songs. I'm Outta Time is an absolute gem. And Falling Down is one of the greatest Oasis songs that nobody talks about.
Probably their best post-2000 album imo
The first two albums of Noel as solo are fantastic. Pure talent! The two albums of Liam as solo are fantastic too. Pure gold!
Fade Away, Cloudburst and Headshrinker... 3 great early Oasis b sides!
‘I’m outa time’ is the best song of their last studio album - Liam wrote it.
Absolutely true. His songwriting talent is incredibly underrated.
Agree 100%
Could be the best Oasis ballad imo!
Wasn't on the last studio album 😕
@@DaP84 Stop crying your heart out imo.
Liams voice is back he's sounding great live he's singing songs oasis had to drop out the set in the 90s cause of liam throat illness. Liam wants oasis back together he doesn't hate noel he hates that noel broke his band up. Do any song from liam gallagher unplugged and you'll see its half oasis half his solo stuff. He has a song called one of us pleading with noel to comeback. Also for whats its worth is an apology song to everyone he's done wrong. Also you will find that liam is hilarious and witty.
Well said!! Hope they read this, every word is true.
That guy is Chris Sharrock. Was the drummer of Robbie Williams. In the last period of Oasis he tour with the band (not recorded any album song). After Oasis broke up he stay with Beady Eye. Now he plays with Noel in his band
Their cover of Helter Skelter off the live album Familiar to Millions, it's audio only but great
headshrinker(live 1995), bring it on down(chicago 1994) or fade away (live) if you want to hear some oasis' punk rock songs
The drummer is a man called Chris Sharrock from a Liverpool band called the la’s.
The studio version of oasis songs are much better than live after 05
Vocally yes
Unless noel sings
@@brendangilmartin4002 I’m not sure wether u mean noel was bad or good live then. I just meant that it was cool how they were super tight and had a heavier sound live than before. Maybe cus they were down tuning for liams voice? I know a couple of dig out your soul soul songs are in drop D. Noel also added a cool couple of new guitar parts like the outro of slide away and outro of to be where there’s life
@@SGPriv227 they sound bad live after 2005ish. Unless if noel sings.
@@brendangilmartin4002 Liam sounds shit anywhere past 2001 to be honest except on a couple tunes written in that era
This little gig was in August 2008 if i'm not mistaken. Just before the last album came out.
This was a super solid last album! "I'm Outta Time" is a magical Liam ballad with tribute to John Lennon and the music vid is something else!
Liam continued with the rest of the Oasis as "Beady Eye", they made some pretty great music. But I love when Liam truly went solo 2017, his 2 solo records are really awesome, especially the latest released 2019. Noel has the opposite development imo, great old stuff but his latest releases sounds very hipster popy.
who built the moon is far better than anything Liam has done imo.
@@aid901 couldn't agree. Simple (although effective), generic melodies. Sure, production is verty solid and pretty cool. But it gets boring pretty fast.
That drum solo on the album version was by Zak starkey who is ringo starrs son he is a great drummer, remember seeing a funny interview with noel saying it was a stressful day in the studio when Zak had to pull it off, but he nailed it completely
After reacting Oasis, you guys could react to liam and noel solo work
Beady eye too
Noëls albums are stellar.
Chris Sharrock, the drummer, was originally in a great band called the Icicle Works. On the early albums he basically played like that drum solo all the time! Great stuff to check out!
The drummer is Chris Sharrock, he was in a band called the La Las in the early '90s, Alan White left Oasis in 2004.
Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds are great. Oasis became Beady Eye for a short time when noel left if you want to check them out
Once by liam ✌❤🍻
You need to have a look at the stone roses. Heavily influenced oasis and also from Manchester
Noel relaased an new song yesterday called "were on our way back"...check that out...
*we're on our way now.
Daniel loves massive and insane crowds, so you guys should check out Turn up the Sun (2005, Manchester)...so awesome and the energy is incredible.
Listen to rocking chair on the master plan album , brilliant song
Lot of oasis tunes left before you go on to the solo stuff.
Headshrinker live by the sea
Bring it on down live chicago 95
Once by Liam live version.
One of best Oasis songs, wish I could have been at that gig , liking your channel a lot🤘
My fav oasis song alongside rock n roll star. Proper banging tunes.
Great channel guys.
Always nice to see the reactions to my favourite band and see good music cross the Anglo/American boundaries. 😃 x 🇬🇧🇺🇸
its great to see that oasis are deservedly getting the international recognition that they probably didnt get at the time- truly one of the greatest bands of all time
They are Back, Together & Returning !!!! Tour dates have been arranged
I understand if you guys can't do the music video due to copyright but the studio version of this song is fucking astounding. Liam's vocals are nasty as hell on this track.
You can see though his voice has diminished live. This gig is the best he'll sound in the 2008/2009 Era.
Ever since Beady Eye (Liam's band after Oasis ended with the remaining members of Oasis) ended in 2014. He stopped music to take care of his life. He had a daughter he never met come into his life, money troubles, a divorce he was going through, and he never emotionally dealt with the end of Oasis. (As you can see in the As it Was documentary)
In 2017 when his first solo record came out and onward his vocals are the best they've been since the earlier 2000's of gigs.
If they reformed just to go on tour for a while, I cant even imagine how many people would want to go to their gigs. When Liam does a gig, he still sings some Oasis songs and the crowd still goes nuts, even the young Liam fans know all the old Oasis songs. They should do it, and bring back the old band members as guests. Bonehead has done some gigs with Liam and he brings the original sound back with him for the old tunes. Have a look at Liam with Bonehead singing Columbia for example at the Manchester Ritz in 2019 > ruclips.net/video/37BDUBe6Tfg/видео.html Still awesome!
If you like Oasis have a look at the DMA’s & Gerry Cinnamon both who were support acts on Liams last U.K. tour. DMA’s unplugged cover of Cher’s Believe is 👌🏻
Oasis will never get back together but Liam's gigs here in the UK are the next best thing to it.
Totally. I don't think I'd go to a Noel gig, but seen Liam at the Hydro and it was mega. You could feel the energy, everyone was buzzing. The singalong to I Am The Resurrection right before he came on was some experience. Sung as if the Roses were really there on stage rather than just being played over the tannoy. Amazing night. He has to keep Bonehead on tour with him though, the River gig recently showed he's been missed on the Oasis classics. They were his songs too.
@@ianandjohnandmaniandreni9323 agree brother, was there at the hydro... amazing night
@@ianandjohnandmaniandreni9323 am fae glesga mate was at both Liam's gigs in hydro 2017 and 2019 it's as close as you'll get to oasis, even his solo stuff live is like oasis and bonehead makes even better. Am the same as you a won't bother going to another Noels gig.
Great review. If u wanna check out Liam solo stuff, he did MTV Unplugged in Hull UK just before lockdown.
Chris Sharrock the drummer, React to GMEX 97' Fade In-Out! :D
Can you guys react to Liam singing "All You're Dreaming Of"on the Johnathan Ross show? it's his most recent single he put out as of today. He sounds brilliant live.
Please listen to Falling Down. Which was the last Oasis single.
THE must watch is Fade Away Live from NY 1994!!!!!! You wont be disappointed i guarantee it!!!..
A truly sonic band.....Maaaaan i miss these guys.
If you want there solo stuff they went on to form bands called Beady Eye and High Flying Birds. Liam (BE) Noel (HFB)
Lads check out the following tunes from their solo stuff:
Noel:
Dead In The Water
Everybody’s On The Run
Fort Knox
Liam:
Misunderstood
Paper Crown
For What it’s Worth
Liam lost his voice by this time,but he got it back last few years
The drummer is chris sharrock, he used to drum for robbie williams...which liam wasn’t happy about 😂
He also drummed for The La's which Noel and him did like tho.
Chris Sharrock is the drummer. Before that it was Zak Starkey and then it was Alan white
“I bet they could reform and put on a sold out show”.... lads it would be the fastest selling tour in history
The stars have aligned and tickets are gold dust
Check out Falling down which was the last song they ever released as a band until Noel released a demo called Don't Stop about a year ago which I highly recommend
Don't stop is a great tune
The drummer you both have seen in one of your videos. He was the drummer for Robbie Williams for years and is in the Knebworth video you reacted to.
Check out the song 'Bonehead's Bank Holiday'
The drummer is Chris Sharrock - he's brilliant! Oasis had a lot of different drummers. The first was Tony McCarroll, who was basically sacked because he fell out with Noel. The second was Alan White, who also fell out with Noel (but it hasn't really ever been explained). The third was Zak Starkey, Ringo Starr's son, who left due to commitment issues and the fourth n last was Chris Sharrock (who incidentally is the drummer in Noel Gallagher's live performances to this day!).
Born on a different cloud Japan 2002/3, noels solo is awesome, and once again fade in out gmex 1997 , also check out liams live by the river gig 2020, they have so much to offer tragedy they’re not together
Still a lot of oasis to react to before moving onto the solo stuff
Need a reaction to solo liam live
Oasis Brit Awards 2007
The drummer is chris sharrock he's in the high flying birds now. (Noel's band.)
Supersonic from this gig is my favourite version of supersonic ever.
Liam was in a band called Beady Eye after Oasis split up (which was basically Oasis without Noel) - they didn't do very well and Liam's been solo since 2017. It's worth listening to his two albums as they're slightly better than Noel's.
The parka is back! Lol you need to check out some of Liam Gallagher’s solo stuff once and wall of glass great tunes amongst many more
The drummer is Ringo Starrs son.
I think in order for you to appreciate their solo stuff you're going to want to listen to more of Oasis. They are like the Beatles, in the sense that even if you listen to 50 of their songs you still haven't hear all the great ones they have to offer. I also agree that in the later 2000s you might want to listen to the album version before reacting to a live version, liam's voice isn't very reliable. It can be a hit or miss.
Liam just makes these songs …I just can’t imagine how they would sound with Chris Martin singing them
That drummer is Chris Sharocks!!!😉👍
You need to check out the Stone Roses and the Happy Mondays and the fall and the verve
Not as big as oasis of course, but the British band of the 2000s who blew up and had a similar cultural impact were the Arctic Monkeys. First 2 albums were massive. Start with ‘when the sun goes down’
Yes! And “A View From the Afternoon” lyric video
I worked in the studio where they used to rehearse. This was just before they took off. They were just kids and their parents used to drop them off and pick them up.
The drummer is Chris Sharrock
The drummer is ringing stars son
Coldplay- fix you live at Glastonbury 2016
Give Noel Gallaghers high flying birds a listen, the songs ‘Dead in the water’ or ‘The Dying of the light’ are incredible, would love to see your guys reaction
Oasis - Headshrinker!!!!!!
Look up The Stone Roses major competitors to Oasis at the time. Back in the days of Madchester where people popped acid and E's like smarties. every bit of industrial space or field was turned into an illegal rave. great days. Ian Brown came up with some fantastic music. it is different to Oasis. but the lyrics are gold.
I said to you two before, if you go through all there albums. Every song good!
At this point Liam is wearing his own clothes label Pretty Green aaaaand not much else ... Check out the website, some decent clobber on there
Liam and Noel were barely speaking to each other during this time. And it all came to a head summer 2009 when Noel quit Oasis.
This was written by bassist Andy Bell.
They were amazing when the first came out. I’m same as them
Fucking epic band
React to Oasis - Slide Away (iTunes Festival 2009). This performance was about a month before they split up and you can see how tense it was onstage. Liam's most angry and passionate performance.
Noel looks like he is almost about to cry and liam is about to explode with anger and disappointment
@@masonmennell8514 I love the performance in a way tho. It’s one of a kind
@@callum5915 yes it's like a more punk version
Liam’s solo stuff is much better than Noel’s. Probably because Noel took a different direction but Liam’s two solo albums are honestly near perfect. At least half of each album is amazing
True! I listen to Liam's amazing solo albums all the time. He's a great songwriter on top of everything else.
Champagne supernova mtv awards 1996 ulktime Liam swagger ha ha
I was telling you, champagne supernova from the same gig is worth listening to (of course it is)
If ye liked the drummin 'ere better check out the Cure's Switch Live m8s!!
You should react to Liam Gallagher - Live Forever and Wonderwall (live at TRSMT 2018)
This album aint the most big tune heavy, but as a piece... this album the one gonna stand the test of time for my money
Amazing 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Do (it’s good) to be free
React to wall of glass by Liam Gallagher
Liam's voice was pretty weak and inconsistent from late 2002 to the end of Oasis. Having Hashimoto's disease really affected him and the years of giving absolutely everything with a unsustainable singing technique had taken it's toll!
“Hashimotos Disease” LMFAO!! It’s called ‘Cocaine’ dear.
@@woowoowu Have a read up on it and educate yourself, “dear”.
gooooood pick!
i’m going to watch a sell out liam gallagher concert in manchester this summer. when oasis reform you two should fly to uk and watch them 🍺🍺
Do you never read your comments?? drummer is chris sharrock, noel got in there and stole him before liam got him...going on this performance they had plenty in the tank, just one fight too many
React to fluctuate by catfish and the bottlemen live in Manchester