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31st October 1998

Alongside a picture of Noel, Pete Townshend and Steve Cradock playing guitars
Noel Gallagher, Ocean Coliur Scene, Pete Townshend and The Boo Radleys helped raise Ł25,000 for the Liverpool dockers on Friday, October 16 at new London Wardour Street venue Sound Republic.
They all played acoustic greatest hits sets during the evening, in front of a specially invited audience of people from the music industry as well as dockers. It culminated with Noel and Ocean Colour Scene's Steve Cradock joining Townshend onstage to jam on a version of The Who's "Magic Bus".
Earlier, Gallagher played a solo set comprising "Stand By Me", "Wonderwall", "Talk Tonight", "Live Forever" and The Beatles' "Help".
When asked to play some new material, Noel teased: "You f*****g do not have a hope in hell! I'll play the first chord from the next single, alright?"
After he'd played the one chord, he laughed: "How big's that gonna be?" to which someone in the crowd shouted, "Number 25!" and got called a "cheeky bastard" in return.

"Young Person's Guide To Becoming A Rock Star"

Meanwhile, Noel Gallagher is to make a cameo appearance as himself in "The Young Person's Guide To Becoming A Rock Star", a spoof docu-drama which is currently being filmed in the UK. It's due to be broadcast on Channel 4 this December.

"UNKLE remix"

He's also taking time off writing for the next Oasis album to remix "The Drums Of Death", the Mike D tracks from UNKLE's "Psyence Fiction" album. The track should be released before the end of the year, though it's not been decided whether it will be a main track or a B-side.

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Just across the square, a brand new club was holding its opening might with a Rock The Dock gig featuring Pete Townshend and Noel Gallagher and watched by Liam, Meg, Kate Moss, Anna Friel and others.
Meanwhile, Noel Gallagher is to make a cameo appearance as himself in "The Young Person's Guide To Becoming A Rock Star", a spoof docu-drama which is currently being filmed in the UK. It's due to be broadcast on Channel 4 this December.

"UNKLE remix"

He's also taking time off writing for the next Oasis album to remix "The Drums Of Death", the Mike D tracks from UNKLE's "Psyence Fiction" album. The track should be released before the end of the year, though it's not been decided whether it will be a main track or a B-side.

public nme

Just across the square, a brand new club was holding its opening might with a Rock The Dock gig featuring Pete Townshend and Noel Gallagher and watched by Liam, Meg, Kate Moss, Anna Friel and others.
He's also taking time off writing for the next Oasis album to remix "The Drums Of Death", the Mike D tracks from UNKLE's "Psyence Fiction" album. The track should be released before the end of the year, though it's not been decided whether it will be a main track or a B-side.

public nme

Just across the square, a brand new club was holding its opening might with a Rock The Dock gig featuring Pete Townshend and Noel Gallagher and watched by Liam, Meg, Kate Moss, Anna Friel and others.
Just across the square, a brand new club was holding its opening might with a Rock The Dock gig featuring Pete Townshend and Noel Gallagher and watched by Liam, Meg, Kate Moss, Anna Friel and others.

c 1998 Andrew Turner

aturner@interalpha.co.uk

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