been listening to this album for 25 years, and the lyrics have never been more poignant than today (reference to L.A. excluded)
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Ouch.
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watching Glastonbury…
really enjoying the BBC coverage,
then comes along Noel Gallagher,
give it up man!!! give it up…
your music is crap without Liam.
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Fixed for accuracy.
phew…
your a life saver! 
but honestly, for me…
Noels music just sounds bland and boring,
give me Liam growling, snarling and wanting to fight the crowd whilst singing any day!
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Noel Gallagher giving a mention to Man City the night and the crowd boo loudy,
thats the most noise they have made tonight when he has been on stage…
he aint a happy man
I can’t believe I’m watching Noel Gallagher, I’ve always hated Oasis.
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Ironic that there are more Citeh fans 200 miles from the Emptyhad than there would ever be at a home game…
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hey Noel,
watch and learn from McCartney on stage,
this is how the people of Liverpool do it!
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Spotted the shitty badge…and the flags in the crowd…made me feel sick…
Watching Glastonbury, McCartney has still got it for an 80 years!
He is amazing, one of my mum’s favourite:+1:
Obla di obla da!
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I actually prefer Liam than Noel too. Liam is much more engaging, he won me over when he was being interviewed by a bunch of primary school kids.
Omg! Bruce Springsteen looks older than our Paul.
Edit: Paul’s visual and lightin set is spectacular when he sang the Bond song.
Oasis were always rubbish.
Hey Jude!!!
What an anthem! Get your hands in the air.
They had a couple of good albums at the beginning, then itv went downhill after that.
Oasis were the best. One genuine songwriter and one genuine rock star. Perfect blend.
For anyone hungry for more top-shelf musical performances before the Glasto footage kicks off again, here’s Jim Davidson covering ELO.
Their lyrics are among the worst ever set to music. Incoherent nonsense with rhyming couplets an eight year old would be ashamed of.
Liam is a deluded thug with a personality disorder.
They can be funny though, but not intentionally. The documentary ‘Live Forever’, which is about Britpop, contains some hilarious interviews with them. Well worth watching.