Liam the Legend! Finally someone saying it out loud. So far, 900 likes of this on the NME site (now more than 1000) say enough about the shit Muse are. Only a few children crying as in the '90s they had their nappies changed. The shit of the new generation.
It's good news for denim giant Levi's, the Fab Four and the owners of the Black Cat restaurant (Gatto Nero in Cernobbio, it's where he celebrated his birthday - Marco) near Lake Como, not far from Milan, Italy.
Muse and manufacturers of umbrellas, however, will have less to cheer about.
In an interview with the US edition of men's style mag GQ, Liam Gallagher listed his 10 essentials, including props for New York's Central Park and ginger ale.
Beady Eye's frontman Liam has claimed he's frightened of Muse, declaring their music to be "fucking creepy shit".
He said that although he respects the Devon band's guitar-based approach, singer Matt Bellamy's voice isn't to his liking.
"Muse fucking scares me," the former Oasis frontman declared. "People like 'em. They at least play guitars, but when I hear his voice I'm like, 'Ah, fuck him'."
He also claimed that late actor Jeff Conaway offered him "a line" during one of his trips to the US.
"I went out … to this Marilyn Manson gig, and that guy from Grease with the walking stick—what's his fucking name? He died a couple weeks ago. He was there and asked me if I wanted a line. I'm like 'What the fuck? You're meant to be in fucking rehab'."
The troubled Grease star passed away earlier this year after battling drug and alcohol addiction. Liam didn't specify when the incident occurred, but mentioned it happened the night after he watched US TV show Celebrity Rehab, which has been broadcast since 2008.
"An umbrella? I only use those to stick up people's asses." (ahahaha)
On the Beatles, Liam said: "My favorite album would have to be something from the Beatles. Fucking 'Abbey Road?' 'A Hard Day's Night!' John Lennon's 'Imagine.' I like everything they've done."
With the former hell-raiser off the sauce since the beginning of the year, the merits of ginger ale were highlighted, as well as former Jam lynchpin and Britpop '"Modfather" Paul Weller. "There's no one I want to be, but Paul Weller of the Jam has always looked so cool. My label, Pretty Green, is a reference to one of his songs. He did a Paul Weller for Pretty Green collection for Summer 2011, too."
