He said: "Noel Gallagher. He's just into a load of shit. He's into himself. (LOL) He's a big fan of Morrissey and I like Morrissey as a person, but I don't know about that."
Liam said The Who frontman Roger Daltrey gave him the best career advice.
In an interview for the new edition of Q, he explained: “I remember having a chat with Roger Daltrey. He was going, "Oh you should warm up (your voice)." And I'm like "fuck that!" I was young and I was like. "I'm not doing any of that nonsense" But you know as the years go by. I've had to bite my tongue a bit and go, "Yeah you've got to warm up." But I don't do any of that la-la-la nonsense. I just sit with a guitar half a hour before you go on. It's just like getting your dick cut off when you've got a fucking cancel a gig cause your voice goes. It's like the heaviest thing in the world. But warm up man. That's the best bit of advice I've ever had." (photo in a warm-up room)
Then Liam said that U2's frontman Bono had given him the worst piece of career advice.
"Warm up (laughs) Bono might have tried to give me advice, but I was probably not listening. I do my own thing man!"
When asked which acts' hands do you feel happy leaving the future of music in, the former Oasis frontman said:
"My kids', mate. They're gonna have it. My little boy Gene, who's nine, is a drummer. He did his first gig the other day at school. He got up in front of 200 people at the school, first gig ever, and he was drumming as well as all the 14, 15-year olds. But whereas they were all fucking shitting it, he was like that [juts chin, puffs chest]. He got off and he went, "Yeeessss, man." Big round of applause. And me other kid's having a crack at the guitar. But I let them get on with it. The teachers are always going, "Oh, you should make 'em practice more." But as far as I'm concerned, when they get home from school, the do what they want. There's time for all that really getting their heads down when they're older".
In an interview for the new edition of Q, he explained: “I remember having a chat with Roger Daltrey. He was going, "Oh you should warm up (your voice)." And I'm like "fuck that!" I was young and I was like. "I'm not doing any of that nonsense" But you know as the years go by. I've had to bite my tongue a bit and go, "Yeah you've got to warm up." But I don't do any of that la-la-la nonsense. I just sit with a guitar half a hour before you go on. It's just like getting your dick cut off when you've got a fucking cancel a gig cause your voice goes. It's like the heaviest thing in the world. But warm up man. That's the best bit of advice I've ever had." (photo in a warm-up room)
Then Liam said that U2's frontman Bono had given him the worst piece of career advice.
"Warm up (laughs) Bono might have tried to give me advice, but I was probably not listening. I do my own thing man!"
When asked which acts' hands do you feel happy leaving the future of music in, the former Oasis frontman said:
"My kids', mate. They're gonna have it. My little boy Gene, who's nine, is a drummer. He did his first gig the other day at school. He got up in front of 200 people at the school, first gig ever, and he was drumming as well as all the 14, 15-year olds. But whereas they were all fucking shitting it, he was like that [juts chin, puffs chest]. He got off and he went, "Yeeessss, man." Big round of applause. And me other kid's having a crack at the guitar. But I let them get on with it. The teachers are always going, "Oh, you should make 'em practice more." But as far as I'm concerned, when they get home from school, the do what they want. There's time for all that really getting their heads down when they're older".
