BEADY EYE : THE NEW NAME OF OASIS

Many fans of rock band OASIS, who thought the UK was only temporarily disbanded. However, this allegation seems to be wrong. Finally! After waiting long enough, a new band. Oasis will not live longer. Liam Gallagher has been steadily changing the name of his band after his brother left, Noel Gallagher.

Liam is still a new band consisting of former personnel such as Oasis Gem Archer (guitarist), Andy Bell (bass) and Chris Sharrock (drums). As reported by allheadlinenews, Monday (05/31/2010), Liam Oasis rename with the name Beady Eye.

The band is currently preparing his debut album with producer Steve Lilywhite.

Oasis disbanded in August 2009 after announcing exit Noel. Noel and Liam was often a war of words, but on August 28 last year, their feud reached its peak. Noel (Oasis guitarist), when it said it could not longer work with her brother.

"People will write and talk anything, but obviously I can no longer work with Liam though for another day," Noel said at the time.

Finally though disbanded, this group will spawn a greatest hits album. Compilation album was given the title 'Time Flies' which will be released this June. Oasis standing in Manchester in 1991. The last album before the break 'Dig Out Your Soul' was released in October last year.

NOEL want quit from OASIS

British Band Group, Oasis, threatened disbanded, following the resignation of the guitarist Noel Gallagher Oasis. Noel's resignation due to his understanding again with his brother, Liam Gallagher, the vocalist oasis.
Noel resignation submitted our site also in their official. And Noel said "With great sadness and a feeling of relief that is extraordinary, I'll tell you that I quit from Oasis since the night."
"People will write and say whatever they like, but I can only say that I could no longer work with Liam so on."
Decision Noel withdrew from Oasis much surprising. How not, the decision was taken Noel just moments before the Oasis gig at the Rock en Seine Festival in Paris, France, on Friday night. Noel also apologize to the fans who have already bought tickets for the show in Paris, and Milan Konsrtanz. Certainly for fans of Oasis in the whole world this is unfortunate because this band has stood for 18 years, and has achieved much success Oasis.

THE 1980's MUSIC TASTE

The 80’s were a big time for pop music, introducing international stars like Madonna, Whitney Houston, Prince, Cher, Tina Turner, and the king of pop himself, Michael Jackson. The 1980’s were a great time of technological advancements – from the invention of Compact Discs (CD’s) and cassette players, to the advances made in the music video industry. Pop artists like Madonna and Michael Jackson knew how to work the industry and turn it into big business. Many pop artists used their music videos to gain their popularity. Their clothing became trends (Madonna’s fishnet stockings and bleach blonde hair, Michael Jackson’s single glove and wide array of jackets), their moves legendary, and their songs climbed to the top of the charts.

The 80’s were also a big developmental time for a new brand of rock, aptly named Hard Rock, or Heavy Metal. Pop made a big debut in the 80’s, but Heavy Metal dominated the decade with legendary bands like Iron Maiden, Van Halen, Guns n’ Roses, Aerosmith, and AC/DC. Fans of metal (often referred to as Metalheads, or Headbangers), packed concerts to experience harsh distortion, loud drums, dense bass, and the screaming vigorous vocals of the band’s front runner.
By the mid 1980’s, Hip Hop and Rap artists were starting to make their mark in the industry. Artists like Grandmaster Flash, and Kurtis Blow were introducing the masses to a new style of beats, lyrics, and dance moves. By the late 1980’s, the MTV music television program were jumping on board. “Yo! MTV Raps,” was a two hour show dedicated to showcasing hip hop and rap music videos.
Pop, Metal, and Hip Hop were the big players in the 80’s, but they weren’t alone. Hard Rock, or Heavy Metal spawned a wide variety of spin off music genres. Thrash Metal bands like Metallica and Megadeath were a reaction to the poppier ‘hair metal bands’ of the 80’s. Hardcore Punk bands were operating underground, spreading aggressive metal-influenced punk rock with a political and social awareness in their lyrics. And as a reaction to all of the mainstream rock trends, Alternative Rock (Alt-rock) bands like R.E.M, the Pixies, They Might Be Giants, and The Cure were making their stand in the music world.

The 80’s were a powerful decade in music history, bearing witness to the official end of the Disco era in 1981, and the influence music can have in a humanitarian world (Live Aid, 1985). The so called “Greedy Decade” gave back to the world with artists and music trends that would flourish well into the 1990’s and 2000’s.

White Lion

White Lion was a Hard Rock band of the 1980's and early 1990's. Their manager Mike Parente, also owned L’amour, a club in Brooklyn. The band was formed in New York City in 1983 by Danish-born vocalist Mike Tramp (original name Michael Trampenau) and guitarist Vito Bratta who wrote most of the band`s songs. The bands members were: James Lomenzo, Greg D’Angelo, Mike Tramp, Vito Bratta.

White Lion was signed by Elektra records in 1983 and recorded their debut Fight To Survive. However, Elektra was unhappy with the final recording, and after refusing to release the album, terminated their contract.

The album Fight To Survive was eventually picked up by RCA and released in Japan in 1984. The small US independent label Grand Slamm records finally released Fight To Survive in the US on November 9, 1985. A few months later, Grand Slam records went bankrupt.

In early 1986, White Lion, with a fictitious “female” member, had a brief part in the Tom Hanks/Shelley Long movie The Money Pit.

The following year Atlantic released their second album Pride which brought success for them. Especially the single Wait which climbed to 8th place in the U.S. chart & real metal music listeners liked it too surprisingly. When the Children Cry was a bigger hit. It reached 3rd place. Atlantic released Fight to Survive worldwide too. The guys toured with the bands Frehley`s Comet, Kiss, AC/DC & Stryper.

In 1989 their next CD Big Game came out. That was a more successful album and it set up their place in the hard rock bands’ top-flight. Mike Tramp called their music “rock`n`roar”. That recording’s hit single was Radar Love, a classic originally recorded by Golden Earring.

1991 was the year when they made their best CD Mane attraction, according to Greg D`Angelo. It contained chart tune Lights & Thunder and a new version of their first album’s song Broken Heart.

In 1992 Greg D`Angelo & James Lomenzo had enough of Tramp`s continuous fighting with Bratta so they left the band. New members were bassist Tommy T. Bone Caradonna & drummer Jimmy De Grasso. Soon, in the autumn of the same year the band disbanded.

Greg & James have played in different groups after White Lion. Vito Bratta concentrated on classic guitar playing. Soon after disbanding Mike had a new band called Freak Of Nature with his Danish friend Oliver Steffanson. They made a few songs together and the demos with the band. Then Tramp & Steffanson had a fight when Staffanson went back to Denmark. The band recorded 2 albums during the years 1993-94. Later in year 1998 all their demos released too.

In year 1998 Mike made his first solo album Capricorn.

After 4 solo albums Mike formed Tramp’s White Lionin the year 2005 with young new musicians, with “Tramp’s” as part of the name to show it was only him from the original band. They recorded live album “Rockin’ the USA” and a studio album is planned as well.

Older White Lion`s demos were also released in the 2000`s as bonus tracks on their remastered albums and in one collection.

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