Liverpool FC may have drawn their Manchester United Premier League clash but the Scousers got the upper hand on social media this evening in a rock and roll dust up.
Liam Gallagher was in typically verbose form all afternoon commenting on the 1-1 draw at Old Trafford while also letting off steam over a recent interview with the Daily Record.
The formerĀ OasisĀ front man was in fine fettle jibbing about Manchester City catching LFC in the league title chase.
However, he was also seemingly furious with writerĀ Billy SloanĀ for his piece which appeared in the weekendāsĀ Record.
With Twitter followers repeatedly questioning Gallagher one wag asked him: āIf it all goes to shit would you consider joining a Real People tribute band?ā
To which Liam retorted: āDonāt be stupidā.
Liverpool cult rock and roll icons,Ā The Real PeopleĀ then popped up shooting downĀ Liam, saying: āYou were in aĀ Real PeopleĀ tribute band soft lad. It was calledĀ Oasis.ā
The Real People and Oasis have a long history with the latter recording their infamous demo tape at The Realiesā Tony Griffithsā Dock Road studio in Liverpool.
These eight demos ā later dubbed the Live Demonstration tape ā included many of the songs that eventually featured on the bandās first album Definitely Maybe.
The Real Peopleās brothersĀ ChrisĀ andĀ Tony Griffithsā input into the writing and recording has long been acknowledged by Oasis with Tony Griffiths credited with providingĀ vocals onĀ Supersonic.
Chris Griffiths also co-wrote Rockinā Chair ā one of the bandās best-loved bsides (it appears on the 1995 number one, Roll With It single) with Noel Gallagher in 1993.
It is also claimed Chris Griffiths wrote the lyrics to the bandās white label single Columbia with Liam Gallagher responsible for the chorus ā although the song is officially credited to Noel Gallagher only
ChrisĀ andĀ Tony GriffithsĀ also feature in the documentary made for the Definitely Maybe 10th anniversary DVD.
Souce: Getintothis.co.uk
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