Noel Gallagher says new documentary is “a snapshot of a band at their zenith”

Noel Gallagher says new documentary is “a snapshot of a band at their zenith”



During the premiere of Knebworth 1996 documentary, Noel Gallagher described it as “a snapshot of a band at their zenith”.

Speaking at the Picturehouse Central cinema, Noel said:

ā€œI donā€™t remember it being overwhelming. Although it was a mad trajectory we didnā€™t feel that overwhelmed by it. I was more concerned about Sky working in the dressing room. It was a new thing.ā€

Even if Liam was not at the premiere tonight, the Mancunian singer answered fans questions on Twitter today, telling one the new documentary was ā€œbiblicalā€.

And when another asked about a comment Noel made on radio saying Liam allegedly was ā€œnervousā€ before big gigs like Knebworth, he replied:

“Leave it out. I never get nervous Iā€™m an animal heā€™s the one that used to be s***ting it pacing up and down asking what time it is how long ooh ooh Iā€™m scared.ā€

Speaking about the weekend he said:

“There was one arrest all weekend, someone let the side down, probably a f**king scouser!ā€

And when asked about the hit songs from the Morning Glory, Noel said:

ā€œIf I thought writing Donā€™t Look Back In Anger would become what it became, I would still be fiddling with it now. I was living in the moment, get it out and move on, get it out and move on. Itā€™s incredible what the songs have become.”

“Champagne Supernova is f**king nonsense, drug nonsense. I was just living in the moment getting it out there. I was in a moment I never got back to where every song you write became as famous as the band. They were very special times and Iā€™m glad I didnā€™t realise it as I would be more insufferable as I am now.ā€

Source: Mirror

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