Noel Gallagher talks 'Do You Know What I Mean?'
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Noel Gallagher's 'Be Here Now' Track By Track - 'Do You Know What I Mean?'
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I think the song was perfect. They were riding high off of their first two albums and this track was the pure essence of Oasis. The attitude, the lyrics, and the music video perfectly encapsulated what Oasis was.
Aye.
Amen!
fully agree
Radio One played D'You Know What I Mean 18 times in a row when it came out . 18 times.
The sound was shit, but the lyrics and vocals were great. Great album
"Imagine you were 15 and you listened to that on radio"
Fuck yeah, I was 14 when this came out, fucking blew my mind.
superb lyricism when he said "...I met my maker and made Him cry...."
damn, sends chills to my bones, innit!!!!!
J.Lethal "Listen up, man, they don't even know you're born."
Is he talking about jesus or the antichrist in the following line?
@@ungobungo7986 His dad
Liam is nailing this live atm.
He's nailing all those Oasis classics into their coffins alright, while Noel sits at home, raking in the royalties. Nice work if you can get it, eh?
@@MultiWalrus1 Liam gets more eyes on his solo work from it more folk at his gigs and gets to sing the songs he loves and Noel gets the money seems like everyone’s gets what they want
In my opinion, Be here now is really under-rated
By the song writer, ironically.
It's an album with fantastic songs, just a little bit overproduced which is kind of distracting for me personally
Agreed!!!
Agreed! Loved D'you know what I mean?, magic pie, stand by me and the rest!
It’s still my favorite oasis album.
This is absolutely peak Oasis - best way to describe it. It is the most Oasis song of all time, snarling, heavy, grand, cheeky.
I heard this when I was 17 and it blew my head. and I became a fan since then.
Me too, it was on the mexican radio all the time by 1997 and it was mindblowing when I first heard it.
My favourite oasis song
I can confirm hearing this at 15 was fuckin mind-blowing
I agree with Noel there, that song was their peak. When you think how good that song was and compare it to any song on the next album SOTSOG there is no comparison.
I agree mostly- sotsog isnt a great album but have you heard gas panic?
@@thewave8468 I loved Gas Panic, thought it was by far the best song on sotsog. Don't think it was up there with Do you know what I mean, though.
@@thewave8468 I think SOTSOG is quite good
get ready for nme to write 20 posts about this stort interview
I love how he just used the exact same chords as Wonderwall and made D'ya Know What I Mean, one of their best written and produced tracks 😁
It is the absolute quintessential Oasis song. The lyrics, the swagger, the melody, the video, the Wonderwall chords, it's all brilliant. So what if it takes forever to start? Would you complain of too much foreplay before sex with a hot bird? C'mon now
Be Here Now is such an unbelievable album, its an absolute blast when listening out over loud
Also got Broken Arrow, Riverman, Dying of the Light, and If I had a gun from those chords.Those are power chords!
D'You Know What I mean with the b-side Angel Child is still one of my favourite singles of all time. That was a great time for music!
It’s my favourite oasis song, love the music video, love the attitude it exudes
Song can get too loud, but I like it. Love the chorus.
Noel: I had this real bad case of writer's block one night, but then Liam turned up and was in one of his longer rants... and that's where I got the song title from, and then I decided to nick the chord progression from Wonderwall and boom... genius... song done.
I can remember it perfectly being 12/13 when it came out - it never got bigger than this - it was absolutely f%%king AMAZING X
The song and video where I discovered Oasis and then NGHFB! All by accident...happy accident that was.
NGHFB ?
numbat 007 Noel Gallagher's high flying birds
Imagine you’re stuck in a car with Noel Gallagher and Karl Pilkington. Imagine the gloriousness
Fuck it didnt get any better than this song in 1997. Epic fucking jam.
Oh Noel G. Be Here Now is a gift. And D'You Know What I Mean? was the best gift I ever could have been given at 15 in '97. The gift that remains.🖤💯
I remember being 10 hearing that song thinking ''fu*king hell''
I remember waiting for this album to be released i was buzzing for it, absolutely loved be here now
By the way I can't believe Noel will be 50 next year.
in the 2000's i though he was 50
he was 30 already when that song came out
It is one of your best songs no question.
I first heard dyou know what I mean when I was 15 and it changed my life I remember the part at 1:27 in the video playing my head as I stood to take a penalty in a shootout
THIS song!
Next to Columbia best Oasis song intro
I also really like The Masterplan- thats one mega intro
@@thewave8468 the live version with harmonica yes, the studio version intro not so much
Brilhant song Noel! Brilhant! I love this production and music in today times! Nearly 20 years and this song still impresses me.
DKWIM and Fade In Out are both great atmospheric moody songs from Be Here Now.
The remastered version is fucking biblical! The strings are amazing
Remixed. Then remastered. It’s the remix that your the diff.
what a great song.
Regardless of their differences I have nothing but love for all the brothers (Paul included) I wish they’d hug it out, at least in private for the sake of their ma.
Now we know what he means.
It's a great track!! 👍
it's called genius and confident songwriting
I felt sad for him and Liam after I learned the real story behind the song
Like all true geniuses, Noel is kinda 'thrown' by his own work, humbled by it. Let's face it, folks, there simply is NOTHING to match the impact of this monster of a song. It is absolutely volcanic. 👌
Biblical. (Beat Hazed again 👍🏼👍🏼)
Unpopular opinion here but I feel that their 2000s material was on par with their 90s stuff ... Possibly even better . I love Heathern Chemistry songs .
BIBLICAL! YEAH YEAH YEAH!
All superb 😊
when he mentions a drum loop in it, is it When the Levee Breaks by Led Zeppelin?
Where can I find the full track by track interview
biblical
😎🍻
Here for Noel , and the biblical guy XD
La palabra favorita de los gallagher es 'fucking'
I'm just here to like biblical guys comment.
Steven Snailham hey fuck u
Trooper Tom omg fuck off
I think Gas Panic was Oasis peak.
Does anybody know what the "famous drum loop" is that Noel is talking about in this video?
I wanna say the 'Amen" break but it's just slowed down. Think I read somewhere he'd been listening to an NWA album and it's used a lot on there stuff. I could be wrong, so don't quote me 😁
Biblical song xoxo
Thanks for sending me the clip when it was unlisted
it really is biblical tho.. can't blame the guy
It was riding of the repetitional back of the first 2 albums and so had massive hype and it was nothing more than a b-side. Actually, Oasis' b-sides up to that point were better than any a-side that came of Be Here Now or any of there stuff from then on.
This game where Noel and other fans of Oasis talk about this song like "Oh, it's not as good as Supersonic or other Oasis songs , but it's still pretty interesting"... This song is scientifically proven to not only be the best Oasis song ever, but THE best song ever, in music history, period. Simple as that.
Depends on the definition of the word. Peak. I like the live versions better.
Liam has a great voice & Noel is a great songwriter , but humble isn't a word that could be used to describe either of the Gallagher brothers ....
What?
Oh who gives a shit...they are the best
Wasn't a bad track tbh, most bands would live of it but they were following banger after banger
Morning Glory album was their peak. This was more like the beginning of their decline.. When things started sounding samey and half-baked
Agreed. The start of the downfall. The song doesn’t say anything really. Alright groove but we didn’t get into Oasis for groove, we got in for RnR
The only song that's over-baked for me on BHN is Stand by Me. Way too redundant. Could have chosen a better way to do it. Needed refined a bit is all. I still like the lyrics, but it's too long for what it is. Everything else is perfect as a whole.
Can somebody do a TL;DR? Kinda hard to understand noel without subtitle
They missed spelled it is d’you know what I mean
Kasabin. No. 2.. But still great.. Newcastle.
Makes me wonder why they haven’t remixed Be Here Now, there’s no reason why you couldn’t go over the songs and take some bits out and mess around with it. The only issue with Be Here Now is that it’s overproduced, there’s too much stuff going on and a lot of stuff is drowned out
Oh please don't feed the trolls😂
Biblical
Did Hazed died?
1:02 so that's what we can blame for producing Kasabian
Substitle spanish please
xx Mad For Hit xx
Song is a fucking staunner
Musicians don't half talk some shite
IMO DYKWIM is one of the weaker tracks on Be Here Now...
noel plagio jhajahh es buen musico pero le gusta copiar demasiado a otros artistas
Most artists copy each other. Noel is just man enough to say he does.
The point when they should’ve been dropped, counted the money and called it a day! Dreadful! Know what mean!
They should have toured America in 1997 the whole year and dropped Masterplan then. Nobody really heard those B sides over here then. They may have cracked America proper if they did that.
@@mumbles215they did crack America x
Jesus he looks old