Wow, that blew my mind, I did not know the majority of that. What a great bit of detective work! This is why you are single handedly the best Oasis channel out there at the moment, if not ever!

@JamesHargreavesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Smitcher! Kind of you to say mate 👍👍👍

@smitcher

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesHargreavesGuitar Happy to support you taking this channel forward as your full time thing - if you can produce videos like this with so many other things competing priorities then just imagine what you could do with more time!

@simontunnicliffe2107

2 жыл бұрын

I knew some of it. It wasn't long ago I saw Lim somewhere, think it might have been Oasis Mania on Facebook but there was much more knowledge here. Great video James.

@smitcher

2 жыл бұрын

@@simontunnicliffe2107 Yeah I must've known some of the bits at some point since I saw Supersonic when it came out but don't remember what I knew or didn't link them together until this.

@abelstretford3097

2 жыл бұрын

Badgasaurus his oasis lessons are amazing I love them but James is different. He doesn’t really do that many lessons but what he does I love and this channel is one of the best out their for oasis facts etc

"Please don't put your life in the hands of a rock n roll band and throw it all away" sounds the advice Melissa gave Noel when he was in San Fran

@JamesHargreavesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Good call, you might be right

@tastemaker_87

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesHargreavesGuitar obviously it wouldn't have occurred to me if not for your insights..I immediately listened after your video.

@DenKulesteSomFins

2 жыл бұрын

@@tastemaker_87 I was sure this was about Yoko, but you might be right!!

@ASM881

2 жыл бұрын

I always figured that was a response to the Kurt Cobain copycat suicides that were so big in 1994. Just as “Live Forever” was a response to the Nirvana song “I hate myself and I wanna die”.

@theselector4733

2 жыл бұрын

Don't think so as she's the one who convinced him to stay, so I doubt she would've said that to him. I think it's either Noel thinking out loud to himself about how frustrating it was being in the band at that time or him actually saying it to her.

Maybe Noel told the world he didn't remember her to spare her from the tabloids and neverending questions about their relationship and past... Definitely Maybe

He only choses to not remember her because of his wives . He should be thanking her ! Melissa seems like a lovely person who was wise beyond her years at a time Noel was in the eye of a storm. Great video as always 🙏

@joaquin8637

2 жыл бұрын

totally, noel is full on bs on not remembering her

@zarni000

Жыл бұрын

He thanked her with the music. Virtually whole 2nd album is about her

To add some more creedance/shots in the dark, all I kept thinking while watching this was how close "meliSA LIm" and "SALI/SALLY" are. The plot thickens 😂😂

@jonasrmb01

2 жыл бұрын

lol

@kunvibolyim4567

2 жыл бұрын

Bro! I'm about to say it.

@tomgarify

2 жыл бұрын

Noel also said in the lock the box interviews that he was originally singing 'something else' and that Liam thought it was Sally 🤣

@AkyovNorthWest

Жыл бұрын

@@tomgarify Noel was most likely singing "So sorry can wait"

I've always thought Noel's "My lyrics don't mean anything, people can give it its own meaning" stance is to cover up what he actually says in his music. I think the only time Noel's ever honest or vulnerable is within his lyrics, and he has to bury that honesty in obscurity because he doesn't want everyone to know him that closely.

@polycube868

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds like Noel to a T.

@MarlboroughBlenheim1

2 жыл бұрын

Well he does a good job

@MarlboroughBlenheim1

2 жыл бұрын

@@MoonwalkerWorshiper what on earth is this supposed to mean?

@MarlboroughBlenheim1

2 жыл бұрын

@@MoonwalkerWorshiper I am struggling to understand the thread of your point. The opening comment argued that Noel’s lyrics appear shallow but actually have depth. I made the point that he does well to cover them up as they often do sound somewhat banal. You then say he doesn’t have a Facebook account and music is his job. I really don’t get your point. Are you saying why should he be open about his life? No one is saying he should be. And I don’t think music is his “job”. He does it because he wanted to but he doesn’t need to work.

@MarlboroughBlenheim1

2 жыл бұрын

@@MoonwalkerWorshiper you sound incredibly angry and it’s rather odd to be so aggressive against someone you don’t know, merely based on a couple of comments about music and where I gently challenged you. If I am not understanding it’s due to your failure to communicate well what you actually mean.

I'm sure I recall Noel Gallagher saying years ago, that Meg asked if Wonder Wall was written for her and he said jokingly, well of course it is, what else could I say. Then someone asked who is was about and he said I don't know. I'd have to dig it out, but I do recall this. And the line, "Maybe, You're gonna be the one that saves me". I think she certainly left an imprint so large on Noel it all come out in time for the 2nd Mammoth album

@zarni000

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure he wrote that soon after the episode

I think there are two Noels. The one sings about personal experiences (Fade Away, Talk Tonight). The other one sings nonsense (Supersonic, Some Might Say). I think sometimes listeners get the two mixed up.

@jackburns417

2 жыл бұрын

Bits of some might say arent nonsense per day but supersonic is lol

@jackburns417

2 жыл бұрын

Per say*

@zarni000

Жыл бұрын

@@jackburns417 well supersonic is also not about nonsense. It's about being young and full of life and thinking you can take on the world

@MarlboroughBlenheim1

Жыл бұрын

@@jackburns417 some might say is full of lightweight platitudes that don’t really mean anything “some might say we should never ponder on our thoughts today cos they hold sway over time”. So what is some might say that? Or that “you only get what you’ve been given”? What is the point of the song?

@MarlboroughBlenheim1

Жыл бұрын

@@zarni000 some likes work - “you’ve got to be yourself / you can be no one else / feeling supersonic give me gin and tonic / you can have it all but how much do you Al want it”. But the rest is gibberish pretty much that just rhymes. “She did it with a doctor in a helicopter she sniffed it in a tissue selling the big issue” etc

“If ur leavin will u take me with u, I’m tired of talkin on my phone” makes sense now. Knowing Noel wrote stand by me around that time as well

@josemarcosegurajaubert8108

2 жыл бұрын

"There is one thing I can never give you, My heart will never be your home" right after that line.

Detective James Hargreaves. I love it. Keep up the great content. PS: Drugs or not, I don't believe Noel one second when he says he doesn't remember her name. He normally has an outstanding memory.

@Ben-fw8qr

2 жыл бұрын

Yea he's gotta say that for the sake of his current wife... he absolutely knows and remembers Melissa.

@theelemental5690

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I believe he really loves his wife, so it doesn’t suit him to start waxing lyrical about past relationships and how the importance of this one in particular has shaped his life how it is today.

@MarlboroughBlenheim1

2 жыл бұрын

Isn’t it part of the act / theatre to fit the “hardly even knew your name” line from Talk Tonight?

@zarni000

Жыл бұрын

@@Ben-fw8qr I don't think it's because if his wife. He has akways downplayed the background of his songs. To the point where he even makes up shit. On one interview he says talk tonight was about some random old lady he met at a casino who told him to get back with the band. He always presented an antithetical persona to anything romantic. It's just the tough working class mancunian culture he grew up in. Likely his tough childhood too

@zarni000

Жыл бұрын

@@MarlboroughBlenheim1 it means they just met. The line means he did know her name

Melissa seems like a wonderful person. Noel was really fortunate that she was available in his time of need.

The Gallaghers seem to have a stoic relationship with pain and difficult emotions, and would rather seem like simple, womanizing hooligans than who they really are. I'm sure this has something to do with their father's abuse and subsequent abandonment. With all this in mind, it's not at all a leap to suggest that Noel lies to get away from admitting his love for other people, be it Melissa, Sara, his daughters and brothers. Watch any interview with him; he always seems to talk about them in a mocking fashion, or as with Melissa, outright lie. That's my two cents

@Chanelson2010

2 жыл бұрын

very true. I love that.

@zarni000

Жыл бұрын

Yes it's the culture and his upbringing

As beautiful and well crafted Noel's lyrics appear, I've never felt any of his songs are truly about anything. I think he uses a lot of good English language skills to craft his lyrics- a lot of metaphors, similes and turns of phrase. They often loosely have meaning and are tied to various aspects of life but I don't think most of his lyrics have specific meaning- this is why I think they resonate so well with people because they can attach their own meaning to them.

@CasperLD

2 жыл бұрын

Look how deeply people look into Nirvanas music and Kurt openly said that his lyrics were often just jumbled up pieces of unfinished poetry that meant very little.

@louispconstant6624

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Lyrics are easily interpreted personally. He barely has a song with a definitive story. It's just good combos of words.

@iamneo1690

2 жыл бұрын

Fully agreed

@evanphillips570

2 жыл бұрын

I can agree with a lot of his tunes being nonsense lyrically (ie supersonic shakermaker some might say etc) but all of his tunes not being about anything is bullshit, he’s given meaning behind a lot of his tunes off definitely maybe, slide away, live forever, rock and roll star, married with children etc.

@markthompson2106

2 жыл бұрын

@@evanphillips570 so you're saying "a lot of his tunes are nonsense (lyrically)" while at the same time saying "some of his tunes are about something". I think that's pretty much what I said.

Noel knows exactly who melissa lim is and the impact she had on him.. its personal to him as was there relationship so he will keep that to himself and melissa..

I know this story, I know all the details, but I never truly understood the colossal impact until you just put it all into context!!

What a great story covered James. To me it feels very bittersweet with how Noel has seemingly blanked Meslissa after all these years and after how she helped him get back on track. I reckon he definitely does remember her too 👍🏻

@JamesHargreavesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Chees Jaiden. Yeah I hope he does! She was obviously so important to the Oasis story

@jaidenbowkett

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesHargreavesGuitar I would love to know if Noel’s ever thought of her in the later years of the band or if he’s written any other Oasis songs about her! Who knows, it’s Noel lol

@TimeFlies1995

2 жыл бұрын

Noel can be ruthless when he wants to be, but I imagine part of it is wanting to add to the rockstar genius myth by embellishing parts of his life. At least in his youth, he gave you glimpses of his personal life through lyrics whether it be phrases he picked up from people or random street signs/movies/songs or experiences but filtered through the rockstar lifestyle of drugs, debauchery and destructive behaviour.

I'm pretty sure I've seen an interview with both Liam and Noel in the room and Liam says he heard Noel playing an early version of it and asked "What were you singing there? So Sally can wait?" To which Noel replied something like "I wasn't but I like that" Who knows? When I was in a band in my teens and 20s I wrote loads of songs and when I look back at most of them I have no clue who they were about or what I was even talking about. Then again, it was the 90s.

@phquiste3504

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, the story I knew is kinda like that. Liam: what are you singing? Sally can wait? Noel: no Liam: but you should!

@nobrakesukspeedway

2 жыл бұрын

I remember this version too. This is why I take most things Noel says (and Liam for that matter) with a pinch of salt, especially when it comes down to remembering things when they were mostly off their faces.

@liammuc

2 жыл бұрын

@@phquiste3504 Same here. That's the story I remember. I think there is even a video where Liam tells the story.

What a great video! Thanks James!

Every week you just come out with these amazing videos and stories - excellent video as always.

Great insight and video man. 👌

Really great video Amazing you really did some deep digging James ❤️

I never expected you to go into such detail, this was great! Nice one

You are a genius. I knew some parts of the story but now it all makes sense. Keep it up!

Very insightful! In regards to that first clip & the literal name of Sally, I'd just add that Liam's girlfriend from 1988 to 1995 was named Sally & perhaps that's why he suggested it at the soundcheck.

@AkyovNorthWest

Жыл бұрын

source for this?

Your video's are truly magical James.

Great videos. This is one is packed with great information, fair play

Brilliant! loved this one mate

great topics as always your intonation, and serious dramaturgy all in all in add an emotive touch that comes in handy with your sincerity ad loc. thank you

Another fascinating video James, Thanks!

Wow James. I don't know how you find these tiny details but I'm addicted to your oasis videos. Well played sir.

Fantastic work, great research and presentation! 🔥

I started watching your videos because you shredded all the music I grew up listening to and gave great overviews on playing it filling in gaps I’ve had on the guitar for years. When this video came up in the queue this morning I never ever expected you to fill in the gaps in my understanding of the music itself. My mind was blown today, terrific interpretation and story. Melissa’s story is one that deserves to be known given the massive influence of that time and music from Oasis. Somehow I had completely missed it until today. I hope I’ll be listening to WTSGL and MP late into my life and it will sound so much more rich because of this. Thank you James… and thank you Melissa.

The songs you refered in this video were already amazing but with all this detective work that put a meaning to them made it waaaaay better in my mind, I had no idea morning glory meant so much. This is amazing James.

Nice job James. Really interesting. Keep up the great work. I really appreciate all the effort you put into your content.

Really cool video. I think you are spot on with this.

Amazing vid!! Cheers!!

Superb video. I knew there had to be more to the story about that girl. Thanks.

A truly beautiful, fascinating, telling of a beautiful tale. That inspired one of the greatest pieces of art this country has ever produced. I hope they do a film biopic with this story included one day.

Great video and insight. You have some really great points here and you may be right.

Wow!! Amazing content. Lucky Melissa! Respect to her.

Thanks James! I guess anyone who looks up to Noel wants to know more about his songs.. but life gets in the way! You make sure people better understand his work and where he's coming from. Thanks a lot :) Keep at it!

I always liked the Sally Cinnamon connection theory because of the big Roses influence on the band....

Fantastic digging and work

That’s a very sensitively crafted, kind and insightful speaking of truth mate. I think that you have addressed an injustice arising from lack of reciprocal kindness that may well have burdened and hurt a woman who, by her actions and attentiveness, appears to be quite a positive and nourishing character. Well done, you have done a very noble thing telling this story. I think it could have easily been done earlier, with a great deal of respect by the man that was enriched and improved by her positivity and care, but sadly people are complicated. Storytelling is powerful. Thank you for what you have done to correct a wrong.

Great video James!! Also if you take Melissa’s last two syllable of Melissa and put them backwards you get sally

Blimey - this is excellent! Incredibly well researched! I thought I knew it all with Oasis but clearly not hahah. Well done mate!

This video is just amazing

As a huge Oasis fan, this is one of the most interesting and accurate videos I've ever watched. Thanks for your precious work, keep it up💪

Brilliant documentary mate.

You've outdone yourself James, this was an interesting insight full of nuances. I'll be thinking of this video every time I hear the album now. It's worth noting that it's good to be free and half the world away were written along with talk tonight which were late but big influences on Definietly maybe b sides. This reminds me of how Mick Jagger wrote a memoir in the 80s but never published it, now its his memory bank because he forgot everything after years of drugs.

@Alanhardman69420

2 жыл бұрын

I’m only 16 so have never actually bought a tangible record or anything. But I always assumed that the b-sides came out at the same time as the ‘a-sides’. Or was it’s good to be free and half the world away just late😂

@MicksKicks-

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alanhardman69420 so bands or singers release their album, they sell/release songs from the album to promote their album, called singles. Before CDs there were records or cassette tapes, the flip side of the record was the b side, or turn your cassette the other way round. They would be a song not from the album. Oasis b side songs would always be great!!

Brilliant James!

@JamesHargreavesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers man!

Good stuff mate .. I'm an 'oasis nerd" myself ..so found this interesting Glad u put all the time in an done all this homework an got it all here for us to just get in one play 🎵 I guess it's a very emotional song ..which he put a bit of everything in ..one of the best .. so good to hear a bit about it Sounds like s nice lass He shud send her a a few quid To help her look back 🥃🤣

Dude you are an absolute detective - this is genuinely such a brilliant video!

@JamesHargreavesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Well done!!

This video does really change your perspective on that period of oasis, era defining

Incredible video! At first, when I saw the title I thought this is ridiculous... However, this is pretty strong- you could make a film about this what an incredible story.

Amazing quality content!

I’m a huge fan of oasis and I really love your context! Keep making producing stuff like this, you just earned a sub.

@JamesHargreavesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Thank! Welcome aboard!

MeliSA-LIm this is such a catch! Noel is such an occultist in relation to his life in the lyrics

I have Just discovered your channel. Congratulations for your great contents. Greetings from Brazil 💪

I knew about her being the Talk Tonight girl, but not the rest. Now I wanna listen to the album again and imagine this

This channel is brilliant!..

Great video James!!! Do u think u could do a rebuild for The Importance Of Being Idle?

excellent video mate! proper great detective work🙌

@JamesHargreavesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Another amazing video by yourself James! I’ve just joined the inner circle today. Can’t wait to see how your rockfeild experience goes! All the best of luck. Done amazing with this channel so far and you have my full support!

@JamesHargreavesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Curtis and welcome! You can find us on FB too - go find the group and request to join and I can add you (if you want to 👍👍)

@abelstretford3097

2 жыл бұрын

James Hargreaves Guitar I seen when I joined the inner circle You had that offer up. I don’t have Facebook no more as not much of a social media person as I find life better without it. But if I do get Facebook again in the future I will 100% join! I really appreciate the offer however James!

@JamesHargreavesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

@@abelstretford3097 No worries mate. Any time you want to chat / input about anything you can email me jameshargreavesguitar@outlook.com 👍👍

Great video 👍

I’ve just discovered your channel, loving it so far. This was a really insightful video. I’ve always known the Talk Tonight backstory, but never connected that ‘lost weekend’ to anything else from Morning Glory. Excellent detective work, and thank you for always sharing your sources. Everything is a lot more believable when you know if something came from a reliable source. I’m curious, do you think The Ballad of the Mighty I might be about her? That song has mystified me for years. It’s obvious to me that Noel still remembers her very clearly, yet doesn’t want to admit to it. He sounded like even he didn’t know what the lyrics to Mighty I were about, but I think we can agree that’s probably bullshit based on context like what you’ve provided here. Excellent work, really getting a lot from your videos.

love this channel

Love your videos mate 👍🏻

Wow. I was kind of doubtful from the title, but wow. I think this is an amazing analysis. I saw the D'ya know what I mean video as well, and I genuinely think that it's sometimes a case of where an artist will say "there's no meaning behind it"... But there really is. Noel himself says that he "doesn't know where the songs come from, I'm just fishing and when I catch something I reel it in". While he may not be sitting there thinking "I'll write a song about X time in my life" - it's the source that he is unaware of.

You might not read this comment James, but that's ok 😊 This video is making me strongly consider joining the inner circle, the quality of content you produce for your channel on a consistent basis is incredible mate!!! I started watching you since the noel chord and have followed you on this journey and you've really inspired me to get into music and graft the guitar. Keep up the good work mate 🔥

@JamesHargreavesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Edb3, would be great to have you in the Inner Circle mate. Thanks for your kind words 👍👍 More content to come, and I hope to be able to go full time with this in the next few years, so fingers crossed, when that can happen, even more!

you freaking did it. I've been listening to this song for the past month or so.. for some reason it really struck a spot with me.. Deep down i understood the song was about a break up, even with the jumbleness of the lyrics. ANd honestly it must suck for Ms. Melissa.. not only did you save the man's band and career by providing a brief moment of clarity, you influence the hell out of a great album.. only to have the main guy just sorta ignore you. When i was arrested in Austin Texas for Public intoxication.. i got out of the drunk tank the next day without a dime in my pocket, hung over like hell, and this was in the early years of cell phones, i didn't have one, but a buddy of mine did.. once i was out on the streets of the capital of Texas.. i headed towards corner store.. to use the pay phone.. but at that moment i remember i didn't have a penny on me.. and i saw a homeless man who was walking by.. and i asked him if i could borrow 50 cents to use the pay phone. He instead gave me 10$ dollars and said "i just saw you get out of the tank, buy yourself something to eat and call your love ones.. stay bless".. and i will never forget that moment. He didn't have to do that, and i promise ever since then when i see a homeless person i give whatever cash i have on me no hesitation. I will never forget that.

Thank you

I really love your videos about this "case". Amazing time watching this and The Masterplan Conspiracy

Someone once said that life is a series of moments. This woman was only in Noel's life for a brief moment, but that moment changed the lives of untold numbers of people. I guess the moral of the story is to make the most of every moment, because you truly never know when you might change the world.

Damn son you made me a Gallagher nerd in binging your channel so fast

“What’s the story, morning glory?” IS a greeting I’d heard many times long before the Oasis album/song. The journalists Noel talked to must’ve lived under a rock.

This was fucking brilliant. Thank you for the well researched, insightful video. Amazing

Imagine being there for the first time, unaware of the song that it was

I really enjoy these sorts of Lewisohn-esque deep dives on the history of Oasis.

Fascinating stuff. Great researching. Oasis true detective right here.

Ace. Well done deep dive mate!

another one James!

@13:45 James, for a while I had a similar theory, but slightly tweaked; the songs/the album aren't dedicated to Melissa Lim as much as they are to what she represents to Noel, eg; *Respite from stress and dread, his own personal "oasis" if you will, and what that brief era in his life represents; the sweet spot of being a rockstar that many of my rockstar heroes wish they could 'go back' to and relish- the 'coming up' period where they were excited and exciting, they were hot shit but still had their freedom, vigor and innocence.

Wow this video should have 10 million views

Love the video! Always thought that it was about a girl too, but there’s another girl Noel mentions in the documentary, a girl he breaks up with after they secure their record deal with creation; he said something like “we knew then that we were over after that” so could it be him saying to her not to look back in anger as he goes off without her?

This video was amazing, thanks for doing it, man. So good to share stories and experiences of our love for Oasis. Fun fact: ¨Bye bye birdie¨is Rachel Green´s favorite movie according to Chandler hahaha

@ed209onthestairs

2 жыл бұрын

What?? It's "weekend at bernie's!"

@manolocorp

2 жыл бұрын

@@ed209onthestairs Hahahahaha you are right!

Melissa Lim: thank you!

Noel writes about break ups a lot. I've been through some very hard stuff recently and its occurred to me, Noels writing about the things I relate with. Some are also about depression. Don't Go Away Up in the Sky (the line I heard you feel down, welcome to my world) Slide away Married with Children Wonderwall (Noel even said, Wonderwall is more 'the end of the night, my bird just left me') Cast no shadow (he walks along the open road of love and life, surviving if he can) I think, I hope, I know Stand By Me Listen up They'll be plenty more I missed out, but the key thing is Noel is quite clearly a very emotional person, he hides it maybe because its not very Rock N Roll. I think younger Noel was a depressed, heartbroken young man at a time. Especially around the '94-'96 era

Thanks!

You might have something there... at 1st i thought oh yeah but.. there's definitely something in what you say.. and I'm not even a oasis fan... just a music lover.. enjoyed this ✌🏾

Originally the chorus was so Jim'll fix it, liam said to noel where you singing Sally can wait? Noel said no, liam replied well you should!!

Great video ! 20:10 it's impossible for Noel to not remember at least her name. If they phoned each other, he had his phone number with her name on it ! the "transatlantic calls" where she said the "morning glory" greeting, he must know her name for sure. Being on drugs or not, if he can remember his lyrics he can remeber her name.

@daniel79tj

Жыл бұрын

I feel like Noel just likes to make his tales more exiciting by adding stuff like that, for example basically everithing he says about Tony McCarroll is a exageration, the Whisky meth show is not that bad.

Genius video and commentary, hats off sir 👏

I got hooked into this channel not because I was an Oasis fan (could scarcely care before), but because it's a fascinating thing to see such a talented, intelligent guy like James deify someone who in my opinion, haven't got half his soul.

@philiplavere

Жыл бұрын

Thanks to James I am warming up to Noel ever so slightly though. Not so much the bratty brother.

clears so many things up. Too bad Noel finds it hard to share his feelings.. but I guess great artists all have a piece missing somewhere....

Great vid again mate. Obviously we'd all like to hear it from the horse's mouth, but since that is unlikely and probably, as you more than hint at, impossible, all your conclusions make total sense. Nice one. (There's those bloody 3 thumbs down again! Who could they be?? Hmmm)

I love this story, I always had the feeling since the first time I heard it that the song was a hidden love song, with Sally being the image of a missed opportunity in love which you shouldnt feel any regrets for. Can I ask you where you got the instrumental bit of Talk Tonight played on the back of Mark Coyle.s words?

After listening to the song after this video i think the whole chorus could be linked to her. When he says "she knows its too late as we're walking on by" that could be a reference to how she knows its too late for them to be in a relationship as noel has found someone else. And also when he says "don't look back in anger, i heard you say" could when referring to when she said that. Awesome video👍🏻

@eddiebcfc1140

2 жыл бұрын

Also when he say "please dont put your life in the hands of a rock n roll band and throw it all away" sounds like something melissa would have said when he was living in her apartment but im not sure if thats reaching abit😀

@zarni000

Жыл бұрын

@@eddiebcfc1140 what he said to her more likely

Cool story.. i had no idea. Hey I remember a nob hill off one of the 🐐 games being Driver from 99. Survival was good craic