Perhaps unsurprisingly, Noel, who has never been one to hold back, is absolutely hilarious as he talks the magazine’s editor, Alex Blimes, about his hatred of talking about his own music, his love for his wife, Sarah Macdonald, and why he thinks no one should give a fuck what One Direction are up to.
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Gallagher does, however, want fans to know his fragrance is forthcoming.
We think he wants more incidents like this… It blows my f***ing mind. Fucking great. And then he started singing. I’m aware of that.
He laid into a number of pop stars from One Direction to Ellie Goulding, questioning why any one would care about today’s modern pop stars.
“Look, as soon as Thom Yorke writes a song as good as fucking Mony Mony, give us a fucking shout”.
Now, Noel has opened up on just how strained the siblings” relationship was and has revealed they had come to blows before they even started touring final album “Dig Out Your Soul’ – an incident which proved to be a key moment in the breakdown of their bond.
“They’ve got the fucking skinny jeans and the boots, and all that eyeliner”, he continued. “I made a very snap decision in the auto that night in Paris: we’ve done it all, we’re only going go round in circles now and do bigger tours and make more money and get another f****** drummer – we’d had about 11 drummers at that point”.
“If I was ever going to do it”, he said, “it would only be for the money”. People say, “They’re interesting”. No. Not for us. Interesting! That’s a word that’s crept in to music: “Yeah, man. Have you heard the new Skrillex record?”
“The amount of rock stars” kids that make something of themselves you could probably count on one hand. “No.” “Yeah, man. It’s really interesting”. Rock’n’roll’s not about that. I’ve only got one bad review.’ Who gives a fuck? One Direction and Harry Styles, in particular, have been attacked by Gallagher on numerous occasions in the past, but this time around, Gallagher has chosen an interview with Esquire magazine to be particularly offensive towards Styles.
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“From my perspective I don’t know how comfortable I’d feel about the mania surrounding us, and you knowing in your f– soul that you were responsible for really wearing the clothes”.
