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"The reason for this level of involvement and devotion is that Noel's best songs make a primal connection with the listener, without them ever really being able to figure out why". (BBC News)

old_brutalist [Edit] [Delete] 12:35, 26 March '10

"And as well as the singing, football-style chants of his name occasionally erupted on the Royal Albert Hall's terraces. The reason for this level of involvement and devotion is that Noel's best songs make a primal connection with the listener, without them ever really being able to figure out why.

Noel and Liam Gallagher split after a bust-up last August
In those songs, he tapped into themes like romantic idealism, nagging insecurity, vanishing youth, domestic drama, dreams of escapism - all of which struck a chord with his fans somewhere deep down, despite the fact that, if you actually listened to them, his lyrics did not make very much sense at all."

Extract taken from a BBC review of Noel Gallagher's first post-Oasis solo show:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8588384.stm


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