Chicago Sun-Times Tuning in with Thomas Conner  Drive, he said:
Noel Gallagher not flying as high after Oasis but says he's much
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first post-Oasis earful came last year from Liam Gallagher as he
toured Beady Eye, a band comprised of three-fourths of Oasis
minus singer Liam's guitarist brother Noel.  After 18 years
together in Oasis, the Gallagher brothers had topped the charts
("Wonderwall," "Champagne Supernova") and altered the course of
rock and roll. But they were 18 contentious years. The
Gallaghers fought constantly, and at the Rock en Seine festival
in Paris in 2009 another backstage dust-up turned out to be
their last. Noel stormed out. Oasis was over.  Inevitable solo
projects followed. Liam and the others came and went as Beady
Eye. "We're not lacking anything," he assured me. (Except a
hit.)  Noel, now 45, stalled a while, then produced a solo album
and now a lengthy tour under the moniker Noel Gallagher's High
Flying Birds. The latter d