THE DREAM I HAVE CAN NEVER BE...

““Liam dedicated “Wonderwall” to Noel that night. That’s how good the gig was.” “Liam announced his choice of producer for the next Oasis album. Paul Weller. ‘I don’t want to be his mate or his brother or anything like that. I’m Noel Gallagher’s brother and that’ll do me.” At Earls Court: “Then some one shone a laser beam on Noel’s forehead. ‘Oi, cunty bollocks!’ the songwriter raged into the microphone. ‘I hope your house gets burnt down to the ground, you lose your job and someone shags your bird, you fucking wanker!’ Liam looked admiringly at his older brother and said to the offender in admonishing tones, ‘You’ve had it now, I’m telling you, you’ve had it now.””

I have painstakingly created the Oasis logo out of beads.

So… just to keep the speculation about the documentary going: do you think there’ll be many interviews with people who worked with them? If it were just Liam and Noel explaining what happened, I get the impression it would just be one person’s word against the other’s, whereas hearing from those who worked with them might give the audience more context. As someone here on tumblr has already pointed out, the very fact of leaving Sara out of the narrative means the story isn’t told in its entirety, so I hope at least there will be interviews with outsiders who can fill in the gaps.

i don't know if anyone has pointed this out before but

In psychosis, it seems that language and music change places. In the place of silently scanning words and sentences to find the meanings others also may hear and converse about, one is lost in language and sometimes cannot follow what is said. It is not possible to keep track of plausible meanings unfolding in a sentence. What then? Rather than listening to language as mute, language becomes musical, a series of sounds addressed to the listener and filled with significance. One searches in vain for a lost code that will scan, deliver meaning to language as enigma. To find such a code, one must create language, or notations, of another order.