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Noel Gallagher asks to appear at Oasis assault court sentencing

Guitarist requests to appear in court in Canada

Noel Gallagher has asked to appear in court in Canada during the sentencing of the man who assaulted him on stage in Toronto in 2008.

The guitarist was attacked by crowd member Danny Sullivan on September 7, 2008 whilst he performed at the city's V Festival. Sullivan pleaded guilty in November for the attack that resulted in three of Gallagher’s ribs breaking.

On Friday (February 5) attorney Ruth Kleinhenz told the Ontario Court Justice that Gallagher has requested to be allowed to read his victim impact statement in person, reports Thestar.com. Defence lawyer John Collins asked for the request to be turned down so the guitarist could not “control the proceedings”.

The Court was postponed to pick a later date at which Gallagher may be able to appear.

Oasis, who Gallagher left last August, postponed five gigs after the incident.

The guitarist is set to play his first post-Oasis shows for the Teenage Cancer Trust in March.

nme.com

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Ex-Oasis drummer Alan White to run the London Marathon for charity

Money raised will go to the Alzheimer's society

Former Oasis drummer Alan White is to run this year's Virgin London Marathon.

White, who drummed for Oasis from 1995 until 2004, is raising money for the Alzheimer's society, and asking people to donate via his Justgiving page.

White has set a target of £2,000 to be raised in time for the April 25 run.

Since leaving Oasis, White has kept a relatively low profile, though he is currently playing in Trio Valore alongside brother (and fellow drummer) Steve White and ex-Ocean Colour Scene bassist Damon Minchella.

Le pape aime le rock: découvrez son top 10
Le Pape Benoît XVI apprécie The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Oasis et U2, ressort-il d'une liste des 10 albums rock préférés du Saint-Père, dévoilée par L'Osservatore Romano, le journal officiel du Vatican, a rapporté le site RKNieuws.net.


L'Osservatore Romano décrit même la liste comme un guide "à moitié sérieux" de la musique rock. La liste doit constituer une alternative pour ceux qui vont de nouveau bientôt "devoir entendre de la mauvaise musique durant tout l'été des festivals". Cependant, la liste comporte des albums non-catholiques comme "Thriller" de Michael Jackson et "What's the story morning glory" d'Oasis. "Certains morceaux semblent avoir été écrits hier", a expliqué L'Osservatore Romano.

Le plus surprenant, c'est l'absence dans la liste de Bob Dylan, qui a écrit "Knocking on heaven's door". "Ce titre a un pouvoir poétique mais il a ouvert la voie à des centaines de chanteurs-compositeurs qui n'avaient pas de talent et qui nous ont embêté pendant des décennies avec leur musique tourmentée", a affirmé L'Osservatore Romano.

Voici le top 10:

1 - "Revolver" - The Beatles
2 - "If I could only remember my name" - David Crosby
3 - "The dark side of the moon" - Pink Floyd
4 - "Rumours" - Fleetwood Mac
5 - "The nightfly" - Donald Fagen
6 - "Thriller" - Michael Jackson
7 - "Graceland" - Paul Simon
8 - "Achtung baby" - U2
9 - "(What's the story) Morning glory" - Oasis
10 - "Supernatural" - Carlos Santana