Noel and Liam Gallagher, the dueling sibling frontmen of British alt-rock band , have long been a subject of media fascination. No wonder: Aside from being responsible for some of the decade’s most emblematic’90s rock hits (“Champagne Supernova,” — if you don’t know them, theguitarists on your college quadsure did), the brothers Gallagher are also capable of turning out soundbitesthat’d make consider hiring a speechwriter.
Tomorrow, for one night only, film studio (Ex Machina, Swiss Army Man, The End of Tour) will screenits newbehind-the-musicdocumentary oneveryone’s favorite embattledrock brothers in citiesacross the country, including Denver. To mark the release, we’ve highlighted some of our favorite quotes from the film. Check those out, and the trailer, below.
You can catch “Supersonic” at Denver’s Paramount Theatre onOct. 26 at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Get tickets .
“Oasis’ greatest strength was me and Liam. It’s also what drove the band into the ground.”
–Noel Gallagher on the band’s fraught fraternal bond
“Someone sent out for Chinese (food) or something. I went in the back room and, as bizarre as it sounds, wrote ‘Supersonic’ in about as long as it takes for six guys to eat a Chinese meal.”
— NoelGallagher, on writing Oasis’ smash debut single “Supersonic”
“Oasis was definitely like aFerrari— great to look at, great to drive and it’ll f***ingspin out of control now and again when you’re going too fast.”
— Liam Gallagher, looking back on the band
“If we’re gonna get rid of Phil Collins and Sting — junk food music, McDonald’s music — we’ve got to get in the charts and stamp them out. I want the severed head of Phil Collins in my fridge by the end of this decade. And if I haven’t, I’ll be a failure.”
— Liam Gallagher, on Oasis’ professional rivals
“That’s why we’ll be the best band in the world — because I f***inghate that t***.”
— Noel Gallagher on Liam, afterreferencing the biblical story of CainandAbel
