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In 2022, LiamвЂ™s son Gene was playing drums on stage with his dad. Back then, Liam shared the stage with his brother Noel.

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Liam recently headlined the massive UK Knebworth musical festival and put on a flawless, perhaps more professional show than he did back when Oasis played the same venue in 1996. Sonically and aesthetically, his vocal performance is way cooler now than it was in the вЂ90s.ДЄ cynic might chalk this up to record production trickery, but then just watch him performing his new songs live. On this album, LiamвЂ™s voice is more polished, unique, hardcore, and interesting than itвЂ™s ever been. Maybe вЂњDiamond in the Dark.вЂќ But hereвЂ™s the thing some critics seemed to have missed: Every single one of LiamвЂ™s new songs sounds better than any of the songs from his wildman Oasis days. So the question is, are the songs on LiamвЂ™s new album as good as some of the songs from his Oasis days? In recent UK interviews, heвЂ™s said вЂњyouвЂ™ve got to play the hits,вЂќ in reference to giving fans what they want and playing Oasis songs (like вЂњWonderwallвЂќ) at his live gigs. Even the once-braggadocious Liam probably wouldnвЂ™t say that. It would be wrong to say GallagherвЂ™s new album, CвЂ™mon You Know (Warner Records), is better than the best Oasis album.

But now, with the release of his third solo album (and fifth post-Oasis album overall) Liam has proven something unexpected: How his songs sound matter much more than what the songs are like.

Liam was the singer, and Noel, the songwriter. Either you couldnвЂ™t tell Noel Gallagher and Liam Gallagher apart, or you were utterly obsessed with the rock band Oasis, and as such, knew everything about them. In the вЂ90s, there were basically two types of American teenagers.