Force Of Nature

[Liam Innes]

Hey folks,

Mr Gallagher is at it again “borrowing” parts of other tunes.

The opening beat and piano melody have shamelessly been lifted from Iggy Pops Nightclubbing.

I used Moises to separate the stems which unfortunately included said piano track as it was tied to the guitar tracks.

The lyrics are popularly believed to be a dig at his ex wife for taking him to the cleaners with the divorce but he’s denied it many times. Hmmmmmmm.

Anyway , it’s a rocking tune with plenty of swagger so hopefully you’ll get something out of it.

Thanks for listening.

Liam.

Oasis Force of Nature

“We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams. “

[Michael Krailo]

That’s a lot of guitar parts. I had to look real close to see that capo on one of them. Again, those are great backing tracks to work with. Looks like a lot of fun.

Root note patterns >>> CAGED shapes >>> TRIAD'S. Just put in the work and watch your guitar skills soar.

[JoeD1]

Awesome job Liam.

Joe

The sight of a touch, or the scent of a sound,
Or the strength of an Oak with roots deep in the ground.
--Graeme Edge

[Geoff]

That is an excellent mix Liam. I do not really know this song but I am sure I would be hard pressed to distinguish this from the original.

[Glen G]

Damn!!! That’s really cool…

Glen Guldbeck
"Strive for constant and never-ending improvement!!!"

[Dieter]

Wow, hot stuff and excellent playing.

Dieter

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[Ben C]

This was brilliant. Nicely done. And good to see you’re using Moises. It’s been an absolute game changer for me. As much as I dislike AI generally, it’s really helped me to learn pieces and play them.

[Guido]

Great rendition Liam: as usual you mastered all the guitar parts with your LP&SG great gritty combination, plus the bass part (not the most difficult bass part I saw you to play, but masterfully played with a spotless timing)! The lead part with your LP was the cherry on the top o the cake: really tasteful and spotlessly played!

I also used Moises in the past, a great tool, the first one which was able to separate stems. Nowadays I’m using Audacity with a plugin called OpenVINO. They are both free and work great.

The Gallagher Bros very recently walked the red carpet of Festival del Cinema di Venezia (Venice Film Festival) in the Lido di Venezia, to present their documentary “Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger”, with great success!

Guido

[John H]

Liamm,
This just oozes with COOLNESS. The tone and rhythm is so hugely rock and roll. I cannot imagine the original being any better than this. Your ability to hold on to your sustain at about 4:26 and let it linger is truly amazing. Besides that, what a cool tune and your rhythm, bass and lead were monstrous. Well done. Rock on forever!!! PS-Here is how good it was: I don’t think I ever heard this before and it’s probably your best submission. In my humble opinon.

John

• This reply was modified 3 days, 3 hours ago by John H.

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