OASIS Forever The People
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (981 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B005F9QUG4 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 542 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-02-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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Jules said Must read for hardcore Oasis fans. If you love Oasis you will love this read. Paolo Heweitt was there in the right place, at the top of Oasis' career. They were touring 'Be Here Now', the album that put them on the top of the world, in mainstream music terms. The hotel life, the buzz, the drugs, the battle of egos between Liam and Noel is all around the book, fuelled by the growing tension of being one of the most succesful acts but at the same time the press stalking them everywhere and the main critics turning down their new a. mollyswoosh said good book for oasis fan. Was a good book. You can put yourself on the edge of the band and hear what cause rock stars to fall. Felt like I was sitting at the end of the bar listening to fights and talks.. Badly written, short and dull C Carruthers First of all I cannot comprehend that a man whose sole occupation as a writer can present such tedious language. The book is short, with lots of space on those few pages, left white. Even if the puspose of the book was to write about a year on the road with Oasis, and that everyday turns into routine over and over. It's simply here you separate the talented from the hustlers. "And then we went to the bar, went shopping, planes are like taxis for us, geezers, lightweights, coffee, hungover." Wri
He details the band hanging out with the likes of Maradona, Johnny Depp and Naomi Campbell and he watches as three hotels and two airlines attempt to ban the group worldwide. In September 1997 the writer Paolo Hewitt was invited by Oasis to accompany them for six months on their Worldwide Be Here Now tour. Starting in the UK and stretching right around the world, Hewitt was able to get closer to the band than any other writer. As he observes, after the amazing success of their (What's the story) Morning Glory? album, Oasis was a 'band in search of meaning', a band that had been rocked by criticism of their Be Here Now album whilst busy fighting off new contenders for their crown.This is the story of how Oasis, saved themselves from themselves and found a future, found new horizons.. He followed the group literally from the hotel room to the stage, and back again. He writes of amazing gigs in Rio and court appearances in Australia. Forever The People is his intimate an