In an interview with the Sunday Telegraph this weekend Noel Gallagher said that, however fiery his relationship with brother Liam got, Oasis would continue because the band is too "important" to him.
"Well, technically we've broken up quite a lot, but it's never felt like that. Because the band's too important to me - it's what I do. At 35, now, to leave Oasis would be like getting a new girlfriend - it's like I couldn't be arsed, dating. Because the best gig in the world is being me, in Oasis... and I get to sing the two biggest songs of the night, 'Don't Look Back In Anger' and 'Wonderwall'."
Meanwhile in an interview with Jonathan Ross on Saturday Noel talked about his rerecording of ‘Wonderwall’ – reported in the Daily last week. “I rerecorded the track for an NME compilation CD,” he said, “then they’re reporting it as if its some kind of mystery – why have I recorded it, when will it be released – and they now full well why and when!”