The Rolling Stones’ legend doesn’t like the attitude of the ex Oasis tambourine player and how he sings. The frontman never liked him and criticized on more than one occasion his equal role especially for his attitude during the concert performances. "He's not always good. What was that famous story about when he was in New York and he didn’t think audiences of New York was loud enough, he said something like ‘You’re garbage’ or something like, ‘New York, you’re a load of shit’ or shit, which is not what you really should ever do, especially in New York."
It wasn’t just Mick Jagger who criticized and had something to say about Liam. He was also joined by the ex Beatles George Harrison, real nonconformist unlike Liam slave of the system, who expressed himself with words not exactly flattering towards him: “The singer Liam is a pain, the rest of the band does not need him”. Noel must agree.
Liam replied insulting the Beatles legend : "nipple", he repeated.
The other Beatle Paul McCartney was also not very tender and refused to play bass in a song when Liam asked him, on the contrary: “He's derivative and thinks too much of himself. He doesn’t matter to me."
According to Mick Jagger most of all he could not stand in Oasis was Liam's live performances. For the voice of the Stones it was inconceivable that a frontman, specifically Liam Gallagher, was standing there singing without hinting at the slightest movement. Jagger’s idea of rock‘n’roll is totally different. In his opinion the singer of a live rock band must be the host of the show and communicate as much energy as possible to his audience.
The other Beatle Paul McCartney was also not very tender and refused to play bass in a song when Liam asked him, on the contrary: “He's derivative and thinks too much of himself. He doesn’t matter to me."
According to Mick Jagger most of all he could not stand in Oasis was Liam's live performances. For the voice of the Stones it was inconceivable that a frontman, specifically Liam Gallagher, was standing there singing without hinting at the slightest movement. Jagger’s idea of rock‘n’roll is totally different. In his opinion the singer of a live rock band must be the host of the show and communicate as much energy as possible to his audience.
