Be Here Now

It's all right.

I'd be here now.

It's the last great disc.

I really like being here now.

It's getting better.

No, it's getting better.

That's from Be Here Now.

uh it's better people love one another so yeah a lot of those tracks um oh as we live in the dreams we have as children fight away you know no it's good but the master plan by far it was one of the few songs where i put down whatever i was drinking cup of tea coke whatever it was and went

But if you love a band... you like when things went wrong.

Look, if you love Oasis, you want to listen and think about Be Here Now.

If you really love Kiss, you want to think about music from The Elder.

Because I think that in some ways, in many ways, an individual's failure indicates more about them than their successes do.

If you like Fleetwood Mac, you like Rumors.

If you like Motley Crue, you like Dr. Feelgood or whatever.

But if you love a band... you like when things went wrong, right? Look, if you love Oasis, you want to listen and think about be here now.

If you, if you really love kiss, you want to think about music from the elder, because I think that in some ways, in many ways, an individual's failure is, indicates more about them than their successes do.

[laughs] He's, he's-

And was there? You know, Be Here Now's a great album.

Yeah, but that could've benefited-

Master- Oh

Um, I think I liked it better the second time, weirdly.

Um, the only thing I was a little disappointed by was there was no mention of the Be Here Now tracks in the set list.

They're just completely skipped over.

I'm like, okay.

Yeah.

And like, and, and even the fact, I mean, we haven't talked about it, the fact that it's like the billing is Oasis Live 27.

So, you know, Live 25 we thought, well, that might be because it's like, it rhymes, you know, and it has a nice feel to it, whereas then you weren't sure whether it was, it was gonna be Be Here Now, or is it gonna be...

You know, what, what is it gonna be, like, specifically.

But if you were there, or even if you weren't there, you probably are fully aware of that story really.

And I thought Supersonic might go into Be Here Now, uh, you know, all of the 2000s down periods, the split, um, and it didn't, um, which I thought was a shame.

There's a Liam Gallagher documentary that goes from kinda post-split through Beady Eye and Liam's solo work, and then him, you know, basically...

I think it goes up to, like, Liam headlining Knebworth in, when would that have been? [sighs] 2023, maybe '24.

The only song they played from the later album was Do You Know What I Mean, which is from...

Not Be Here Now.

Is it Be Here Now? I can't remember.

I think it is Be Here Now.

Nobody knows the albums after the first two

albums.

But I listened to their first three albums.

Definitely, maybe, What's the Story, Morning Glory, and Be Here Now.

What'd you think? I liked them.

In their entirety, do you think they're strong all the way through?