Sep 29, 2006 • 1 min read

Oasis have no plans

Noel Gallagher tells Billboard that Oasis have no plans for new work, though eleven tracks left over from 'Don't Believe The Truth' could be released, with the greatest hits album 'Stop The Clocks' still to come.

Well, no plans, anyway. Noel Gallagher says that Oasis have no immediate plans to do anything. Except to release that greatest hits album 'Stop The Clocks', of course. After that, nothing. Unless it just happens, maybe.

He told Billboard: "There's no plans to do anything. Saying that, there's no plans not to do anything, either. We're not like other bands in that respect. We're masters of our own destiny and take these things one album at a time. The last time we sat down and planned an album, it turned into 'Don't Believe The Truth,' and that took three years to record."

He added that there are eleven tracks left over from 'Don't Believe The Truth' that could be released, if they can be bothered: "There's seven that are good and four that are really great, so we could put an album out tomorrow if we wanted."

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