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Noel Gallagher by Tony Parsons
Liam Gallagher by Murphy Williams
Patsy Kensit by Simon Mills
February 2000
Oasis' new album is set to reaffirm their status as the world's biggest band, even if they've binned the rock'n'roll behaviour which nearly split them. Noel Gallagher reveals how he dumped coke, rediscovered music and disowned his dad, while Liam gets serious about fatherhood and fashion.

"I Am Disturbance"
February 1998
by Max Bell
Concorde, coke and cash. Who cares what the record sounds like?
And so he's my brother...but not for long. After four years of tours, scraps, hits and hedonism, Liam and Noel Gallagher are settling down, buying Alsatians and getting some planets on their bedroom ceilings. Shrugging off a music press backlash and rucking wrinklies alike, The Brothers Gram invite GQ into their world of Concorde and crisps, gold rings and toasted sarnies. Still sounds good to us.
February 1998
by Max Bell
Concorde, coke and cash. Who cares what the record sounds like?
And so he's my brother...but not for long. After four years of tours, scraps, hits and hedonism, Liam and Noel Gallagher are settling down, buying Alsatians and getting some planets on their bedroom ceilings. Shrugging off a music press backlash and rucking wrinklies alike, The Brothers Gram invite GQ into their world of Concorde and crisps, gold rings and toasted sarnies. Still sounds good to us.

c 2000 Andrew Turner

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