The Birth, Life, Death and Rebirth of Liam Gallagher’s voice [part 2]
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- It’s finally here. Will the next part take just as long to come out? Yes
Don’t be afraid to ask the name of any songs or where any gigs were. I read every comment and respond to most :)
If you’re wondering, Liam has Hashimoto’s disease, an auto immune condition that damages the thyroid gland and has many effects, one of which is hoarseness of the voice. He has to take medication daily, and has had to cancel many gigs due to a sore throat, which I believe to be often caused by this. But I’m not a doctor, or his Doctor so I’m only speculating at the end of the day
0:00 - 1997
6:50 - 1998
11:00 - 1999
13:57 - 2000
23:09 - 2001
29:17 - 2002
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It’s finally here. Will the next part take just as long to come out? Yes
Don’t be afraid to ask the name of any songs or where any gigs were. I read every comment and respond to most :)
If you’re wondering, Liam has Hashimoto’s disease, an auto immune condition that damages the thyroid gland and has many effects, one of which is hoarseness of the voice. He has to take medication daily, and has had to cancel many gigs due to a sore throat, which I believe to be often caused by this (some confirmed). But I’m not a doctor, or his Doctor so I’m only speculating at the end of the day
@@lilyl8014 leave a comment about that mate
@@fakestradio4741 what was the song at 0:58 it sounds cool
@@myaeiskeefe849 “fade in out” one of my favourite songs
@@fakestradio4741 alright thanks mate
@@myaeiskeefe849 no worries
that 1999 carnation cover...ohh man his voice was on point, totally masive
Yeah it has to be one of my favorite covers from oasis
Even when liams voice was going he still gave it 100% and thats why they are one the greatest bands in history.
Other than the fatigue and losing his voice, I think he sounds incredible in 2000
Me too
fakest calls it the rattlesnake phase, i like to call it the lawnmower phase. liam's voice was badass af from 99-01, but it wasn't sustainable. if only he could've got the diagnosis/treatment earlier...
@@mrcowlick7537 hahaha lawnmower phase 😂 copyright that mate
@@mrcowlick7537 from what I know about Hashimoto's it generally doesn't start showing symptoms until one is about 30...2002 is when his voice started to really sound like it wasn't what it used to be.
@@polycube868 yeah, all fatigue and cigs/excesses before that. liam's gung ho lifestyle didn't help at all. his voice actually died a very early death, he was only 33.
Another title for these videos could be ‘listen to Noel learn to sing backing vocals in tune through the years.’ He definitely improved!
Yeah I agree
Be here now is my fav era of liams voice
BB, Yeah Man on BHN n The Tour was his Peak for me! But then again I still love DM, WTSMG, TM & all the same! Even the live Gigs from Glenneagles to Gmex! Cheers
Might be a controversial opinion but I love how he sounds in 2000. He was never the same after 97 but that doesnt mean he was never as good. The rasp and the new deeper voice only adds to the wall of sound that is oasis, even if it was less consistent.
I don’t think it’s controversial really, I love how he sounded in 2000
Wembley 2000 night 1 he was on top form there one of my favourite live gigs ever
@@djs2318 very popular gig
@@fakestradio4741 aye there’s a reason for it
@@djs2318 absolutely
I would’ve given anything to see them and him in their peak. I was born 97. I got onto their music just as they split. After that I was hooked.The film supersonic was a major factor too. All I do is rewatch gigs on here and listen to their music each day. I've seen Liam and Noel live on their own, but it’s not the same. I’m gutted I never saw them together. His voice sounds amazing again, I’m thankful he’s managed to get it to a top level again. After all the shit he’s managed to come back and prove his ability. How anyone can knock him down is baffling?! They can piss off. He’s the greatest frontman ever, from the greatest band ever. Oasis means everything to me! Their music and what they stood for speaks to me on every level. It’s more than just music, it transcends it for me. They are life. I live my life through their music. Mate these videos are amazing. Appreciate the work you’ve put in👏🏻You’ve got a new subscriber! ✊🏻
Are you sure you’re not me? I’m the same, and supersonic boosted me to even more of a fan as well, because it’s like opening your eyes to the secret world of oasis
I'm exactly the same mate. Rewatch gigs all day everyday I much prefer them live to their studio sound. Especially gmex and maine road im profoundly obsessed
Yeah I literally spend most of my spare time listening to bootlegs, interviews and watching gigs
You would be disappointed trust me just as I was with the Roses.
You are literally me, get out of my head thanks
Can we appreciate that Liams voice at it worse was better than half the shit that’s out these days
This needs a lot of likes
Lol EXACTKY
Disagree . His voice at its worst is better than all the shit nowadays
@@jackmacfaul2829 that’s the same thing
These replies full of bunch pipe and slippers geezers
His voice is incredible in that show at the GMEX
yeah, but the mic is very very high, and I feel a little bad for what he had to endure to maintain his pose
Best gig ever!! My fav
He gave the impression that he could do everything with his voice and sing the songs at best....great gig indeed!
It’s weird because he was obviously very aware of how damaged his voice was getting, so he changed how he sang to adapt to it, and it just put further strain on it to sing in a different yet passable way. Madness. Voice wasn’t destined for longevity it seems. Though he definitely sounds pretty damn decent recently.
Liam gallagher has hashimotos. I have hashimotos and I am literally relearning how to sing because of it. It's a lot harder to sing the things I used to. I bet he went through the same thing with his hashimotos where he had to relearn how to sing and he is back to singing good even though it probably does put a lot of strain on his voice.
Liam’s such a goat, I listened to Oasis’ songs during the best and worst moments of my life. I’m from Italy and I recently went to see him perform live in Rome just before pandemic, he had a rasp voice but as weird as it may sound I prefer that. When he sang the last song his voice gave up and let the crowd do the thing but in the end of the day the gig was incredible and I remember it as the only precious moment of 2020. Great work man, really detailed ✨
They should've just taken a year or so off, after '96. Just to let the whole band rest. The be here now tour just massively changed his voice.
Went straight from the WTSMG tour to one of the longest and most strenuous tours the next year. I would be amazed of it didn't damage his voice, it would be hard for anyone to avoid.
at 5:54, that rendition of Don't Go Away is genuinely touching. To steal & paraphrase Bonehead's comment on the Definitely Maybe doc, his voice was uncharacteristically angelic at times
And I almost didn’t include that!!
@@fakestradio4741 Glad you did - shared with a few mates too
@@jamesoshaughnessy9168 thanks a lot! Really appreciate that
Gmex is the best version he’s ever done for that song. He belts every note
@@badgasaurus4211i love gmex at all
Live Forever at around 24:24 sounds fab! I personally love that unique rasp. Even the uncontrolled ‘find out why’ almost voice crack sounds weirdly good!
In a perfect world, they should've taken 97 off, dropped The Masterplan as the 3rd album in 98 and done a short tour of the US and UK
They'd taken '96 off! In summer '97 it already seemed like ages since What's The Story came out.
@@nellsun2521 They toured most of the year for Morning Glory. Two of their most iconic gigs, Maine Road and Knebworth happened that year. Bands don't need to drop yearly, and besides, they toured practically nonstop between 94 and 96. I think taking a year off and would've benefitted them
@@vita1ogy. I was well aware of Maine Rd and Knebworth. But I actually had no clue they were touring around the world in '96. Until I just checked. Anyway they played no gigs for the 1st half of '97. And I remember by that point I'd almost worn out my 2 B&H singles boxes and 2 albums. We were eager to hear new Oasis tunes by summer '97. Seems they maybe spent too much of their time touring America rather than writing songs..
@@vita1ogy. ..I'd almost worn out my 'There And Then' VHS by summer '97. And my 'Live By The Sea' VHS.
@@vita1ogy. The traditional routine back in those days tended to be album, tour, album, tour, etc. Taking a break in 1997 would have been out of the question, their third album was just too hotly anticipated.
He sounds pretty good in this period, his prime is 1995/96 though. Great video and don't go away and stop crying your heart out live performances are really touching
Thanks ✌️
1995 and 97 are my favourite years for Liams voice
Although I was a massive fan as a '90s teenager and almost-15 year old me would've given anything to go to Knebworth, I never got to see Oasis mk1 and my first gig was the Wembley show that was released as Familiar to Millions. I saw them a few times from 2000-2005, and definitely noticed Liam's voice deepening and he really did seem to struggle with the older material at times. I think it was Finsbury Park (July 2002) - I just put it down to getting older, as singers' voices do seem to become less elastic but richer for it. It was always awe-inspiring to see them, though.
I was at a show in Brighton (December 2002) where he went off and Noel took over for a few songs mid-show. The write-up in the paper portrayed this as a tantrum but I'm pretty sure this 'Noel segment' became a bit of a fixture of their gigs around that time, no doubt to give Liam's pipes a bit of a rest!
I watched Supersonic and As It Was (the LG doc) over Christmas, and really saw Liam in a new light. Seeing in these videos, how he gave his all despite trouble with his voice, says it all. He was always portrayed as arrogant and moody but it's clear he's always been incredibly hard-working and passionate, and didn't want to give any time and energy to media nonsense. Now he's sounding better than ever and his songwriting is on another level. Looking forward to Part 3!
Great comment 👍
Be Here Now Tour took Liam's voice. Too long gigs and fucking high notes + cocaine and alcohol... Happy to see him happy with his work this days
The best thing for Oasis to do at the time after Knebworth was to take time off. He already had the beginning of Hashimotos disease around that time. His mom has/had it and it's terrible for the throat and singing the way he did only made it worse.
Apoquindo was bad for Liam. Noel was a real bro for doing live forever on acoustic that night.
He helps him out a bunch I noticed. That’s brothers for ya
@@fakestradio4741 if only they made up 😟
@@mccarthydonnadonna57 yeah I know. Their choice tho
Noel should have done a bunch of the songs he sang in order during longer shows. That could have given Liam 30 to 40 minutes to rest his voice, and then he could have came back out and finished the concert.
Next part is gonna be painful
You will be surprised i think. He sounds pretty good certain gigs
Bit of both
@@fakestradio4741 how is it going with the new part?
@@markstrekalov8156 got a load of clips saved. I’m just finishing up 2004 in the actual creation though. If you want anything specific putting in just let me know 👍
@@fakestradio4741 well, nothing new really. Guess God Thinks I'm Abel from 2005 TV Show could be a great clip for the next part (think you already have it though)
Can’t wait for part 1! These are awesome!
Quality! Cannot wait for the next part, for some reason I love studying his voice!
That 2001 performance of fade away is one of my all time favorite oasis performances
This is brilliant. I feel like I should be paying for this kind of quality!
Hahah thanks mate
That session where he sang carnation, he sounds the best he’s ever sounded singing that 👌
Thanks so much for puttin' this and the earlier part together, chief! Ever the more hyped for concerts to be a thing again!
Yeah I know what you mean, can’t wait to see Liam in real life
I was so happy when I saw you posted. Loved the video. Waiting for the last part
Thank youuuuuuu
1997 was very clean but also very powerful, whereas 1995/6 he had the rasp.
I know it’s very odd how it changed like that. I think it’s because he was a bit more careful
Been waiting for this ever so patiently. Absolutely love the details and analysis. Top job mate!
Thanks a lot 👍
Cheers for putting all this together. Quality. Much appreciated. The way he sings it’s amazing his voice is not totally shot. Sounded great in his down by the river gig.
Cheers 👍
Great VIDEO! Thanks for your work and the time you spent configuring and researching all these clips. Thanks for the great information as well. Can’t wait for the third one. Take care
Thanks a lot glad you enjoyed it
The first gig you showed in this part is one of my favourite shows. This series would have been a tonne of work to put together. Thank you for doing it for us. 🖖
Thanks for the comment 👍
Thank you very much friend for your time and work, we were waiting for you !!!!
Hahah I know 😂 thank you David
@@fakestradio4741 question: where are you from? are you man or woman ?
@@davidluqueskywalker527 I’m a man and I’m from England pal
@@fakestradio4741 cheers !!!
@@davidluqueskywalker527 what about you then? I know you’re from Argentina
love these, your commentary is really well-done! allows the clips room to breathe whilst also guiding the video very effectively
That actually means a lot. Wasn’t sure if it would be annoying, but at the same time it could get a bit boring just clips with no context
I love this band so much. Wembley 2000 is my favorite Oasis gig of all time. Amazing video!
Thanks a lot
It always amazes me how that voice could change so much between 2001 and 2002
Been waiting for this
This is excellent work!
Thank you means a lot
I hope you get the rewards for these videos, top notch. As a long time Oasis fan reliving the 90s here. Take me back! Haha.
Haha thank you
Thank you very much for making this
Thank you very much for the comment
Thank you so much for this video, and also thanks for considering and including the "Leganés gig" I had suggested. MAd fer it mate!
Thanks for the comment! And the suggestion, I can tell you’re a big fan so your input was very welcome
I WAITED SO MUCH FOR THIS, OMG
I finally did it haha
It would have helped Liam more if Noel or any of the other bandmates suggest to tune all of the guitars down to half a step or a whole step down that would have helped Liam to not overwork his voice
So much gratitude for all the insight on this and for sharing really aporeciated ,
Loving his voices rebirth esp after the Hydro in Glasgow a few nights ago ❤️
Great vid mate, great to hear some of there old gigs and see how his voice changes throughout the years.
I’m 17 and it’s very interesting to see how his voice has developed.
You should see the first part
I’ll get watching 👍
was waiting for this. Thanks
Everyone was hahaha
Well done mate, quality video, worth the wait
Thank you. Glad you think so haha
The G-Mex concert was his best performance. I wish the strength in his voice always remained that way.
Earl’s Court 1995 for me.
That was Oasis on top of the world
I’ve been waiting for this, cheers
You’re welcome
Been waiting so long for this one
Yep haha I took my time
Great video! I can't wait for the next part. Great job!
Thanks, itll be about a month I think
amazing!! thank you mate
You here? Hello!
I feel blessed to have Maxi commenting on my video!!
Great series, looking forward to the next one
Thanks glad you enjoyed
He sounds very good in 1999. Granted that they didn’t play many gigs and that he’s mostly using his mid-range on the song, but the Carnation cover sounds awesome, some parts genuinely sound like 1995.
Because they didn’t do much he seemed to be having a lot of fun, and was putting a looooot of effort into his singing
2000-2002 is by far my favorite era. Still has his voice, just more raspy
He does sound killer in some songs- just sounds like a really cool voice- mega
Cheers for this!
You’re welcome mate
Worth the wait, what a vid
Thank you very much!
Legend for this! 1997 was just incredible
Thank you! I agree
YEEESSSS! Finally!! Thank you!!
You’re welcome, sorry for the wait 😂
@@fakestradio4741 lol don’t worry about that, thanks for making these!
@@Bukku1 no worries. Next one probably I’m about a month again haha
@@fakestradio4741 worth the wait in my eyes
@@Bukku1 I’ll have a new video out in a few days actually, different sort tho
In my opinion 1997 was probably Liam's best year in terms of control and diversity. He was easily able to do those calm acoustic numbers where his voice shone through like similar to 1994 but at the same time he could go for the gravel and rasp whenever he wanted all whilst being able to maintain his normal middle ground. His ability to turn the gravel and rasp on is probably seen during the 1997 Gmex show that was in the video, during D'you know what I mean and All around the world he turns the rasp on for the lines 'they dont even know your born' and 'if your lost at sea then I hope that you drown'. Honestly it's incredible and just shows the level of control he had being able to turn it off and on.
If only he did more acoustics in that era!!!!
I hope you keep getting the recognition you deserve for making these videos!
Thanks a lot! Hazed commented on one of my videos if that counts 😂
@@fakestradio4741 well of course, Hazed is the gold standard, keep up the great work 👍🏻
@@JohnnyB15 cheers ✌️
Great work!!
Thank you ✌️
Thank you very much for these videos🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
You’re very welcome
Biblical mate good to see this been looking forward to it since part 1
Cheers
finally, thank you
Haha thank you for the comment
Great work, thanks man!
Thanks for the comment ✌️
Great video mate
Thanks a lot
looking forward to seeing this video! thank u from korea
Cool post! Thanks for posting this mate!! LOve it!!
You’re welcome 👍
Thanks for thay
Mate I love this and can’t wait for the next c’mon
You know
Be Here Now era, for me, was their best , Liam was untouchable with many proper Rock N Roll tunes like Be Here Now, D'You Know What I Mean, Stay Young and many more
feckin brilliant Lad .... tha natural nuances of Liam's singing is utterly unique ....
and tha changes that happen naturally with His singing for 30 years is awesome
His vocal changes are organic , no wanker lessons, no trying, He's natural
and is why He inspires so many
Slainte mate great job with tha videos
Thanks a lot
Really excellent stuff...thank you so much for this compilation! I concur with your thoughts about Hashimoto's. I too suffer from this, and I'm also a singer...and it affects my voice BIG TIME! The voice can easily get sore, raspy and tired sounding from this thyroid disease, especially when you're singing as hard and as often as Liam. One thing I know is that alcohol is very bad for this condition. I can tell you that singing is so much easier for me when I'm off booze. I can hear a little bit of this going on in Liam's voice. You can also see when he's indulging more in booze/substance abuse, his beautiful face looks more bloated/inflamed. Coincidentally this seems to be when he's struggled more with his voice. I think that's why he's singing so much better than ever these days: he's really being moderate with his alcohol/cigarette/drug intake...according to him anyway! Again, thanks so much, really beautifully put together, so interesting and so enjoyable for we Liam fans! Looking forward to part 3! Cheers!
Yeah I think you’re spot on
Cigarettes and alcohol are very bad for Hashimoto's. Unless your singing about Cigarettes And Alcohol
I am watching this and thinking that Liam and many other vocalists sound best live (of course, if they are not experiencing any health related problems) when they are singing songs that have been written last. For example, in 2000 Liam's voice sounds better on songs from Standing on the Shoulder of Giants, because they were written with his then current state of voice in mind.
If we take another famous vocalist, Dave Gahan from Depeche Mode - he sounds good live now when he is singing stuff from latest albums. And of course, he is no longer able to sing like 20, 30 years ago. Hence change of arrangement of classic DM songs on live shows. Same with Liam. Sure, he is no longer able to sing like when he was in his 20's. But he sounds great on his solo stuff.
Amazing band and video
Thank you 👍
Noel singing Liam’s part in Acquiesce is mega.
Can you mark the time?
21:22
@@joebloggs1691 thx
It's neaver been Liam's part they switched it in the studio cos Liam was too pissed n couldn't hit the high note so every performance has Noel singing the chorus plus it worked well because the fans and critics loved telling themselves it was a song written about there brotherly love for each other Wen in truth it's song Noel wrote on train for something to do and it took him half hour he wrote another in that journey but I can't remember that one
@@denisehomestlno5470 you are right but hes not talkin bout that
I was at that gig in 99. One of the most fun concerts of my life. Pocket full powder. Model on my arm. Open bar. Back stage passes. What a night. Then went to a raging house party with my singer. One of the best nights of my life. Cheers Liam voice was tops in 96 for me.
Did you refer to him as 'your singer' to his face?
Of course I did. I was his bass player. What’s your point? You’re generation is so weak. Get offended at anything. Bunch of chumps. I actually did sound for Noel one afternoon cause that’s how I roll.
Brothers forever ❤️
Great I been waiting for this for a while. I personally prefer his voice from 2000
Sounds great I think
Rattlesnake Phase has such a badass ring to it.... it's pretty biblical.
Hehe I agree
Love Tokyo '98, massive gig. Champagne Supernova from here is so special!
98 is a very underrated year
much anticipated
Haha yeah, partially cos I took a while but hey
Personally I think Liam and oasis as a band sounded unbelievable and at there best from year 2000, standing on the shoulders of giants album live is the best
I love Liam's tambourine. It reminds me of my elementary school music class. Cute, at odds with a typical image for a rock n' roll star.
Looking forward to the next video (s).
Awesome
Waiting for part 4☺️
It’s in the works. Will be a while yet tho
This whole series is awesome, thank you! But I can`t find part 1 anymore... ?
It’s been removed because of copyright. I’ll remake it at some point
Im really hurt that you didnt included stand by me in bonehead’s house, for me is the best Liam has ever sounded
I know it’s amazing but it’s copyrighted sadly
the g-mex concert is an absolute mega! legendary++
Yep 👍 I think it’s cos their mum was there
One of the best things here is where he's singing Acquiesce, voice goes, and Noel steps in with the actual original lyrics that Liam wasn't going to sing haha. IQ 200 moment!
lol yeah that’s weird
Brilliant compilation! Excellent follow up to the first episode!
I only wish people would stop uploading these FAKE remasters, especially when it's even the wrong aspect ratio. It's keep getting harder to find the original performances in high quality as these clickbait versions taking over :(
Yeah I know what you mean in a way, but at least theres decent footage rather than 240p. Some of the “remasters” are pretty decent though
one thing that i know everybody will agree with me on is how Liam hit the perfect notes 90% of the time even if the texture of his voice was fucked up. some of the worst oasis gigs from 2006-09 have liam singing with a badly worn out voice but anybody who can tell C from G will notice that he pushes his voice to all the right notes as much as he can. his breath control was pretty much fucked after don't believe the truth, but he still hit the right notes more or less with his kermit voice. he couldn't sustain most notes except baritones after DBTT though, and that's something that has bled into his solo efforts as well. he's bounced back from vocalist's hell though, and boy is it a miracle.
He hit a decent falsetto on the title track on Why Me, Why Not? I think his voice can decently hit high notes in the studio. Just not live
@@vita1ogy. he also gets pretty close on the live versions of why me why not. just one semitone short but that semitone deviation adds a bluesy feel to the vocal line. it's powerful though, so he can get away with it.
My personal preference has always been 2000 Liam (Wembley Live Album). Although he couldn't quite reach the high notes, his voice's command was MASSIVE. Thanks for this comprehensive look at his evolution. Looking forward more!
PS. I'd love it if you can have the Beady Eye performance of Morning Son in Kimmel, I think. His voice was amazing there (partly due to the reverb but still a favorite of mine)
I’ll have a look. Reverb sometimes is icing on the cake for a voice
Truth he smashed it for 6 that night wigwam was immense
Class!
Thanks
Even in 2002 hes still brilliant
I think they should release a album on TOTP 2002. They were incredibe over there
You are awesome for putting this all together. So THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH……your almost “God” like 😂😂😂……I’ll be waiting impatiently way over here in Texas for the next one! 🤷🏼♀️🤠😂❗️❕❗️
Hahaha thanks a lot. Surprised how many Americans love the band
@@fakestradio4741 💁🏼♀️ were not all assholes 😂😂