This summer's various Radiohead prank sites are all but forgotten in the wake of the unsightly blogosphere pants-messing over
In Rainbows. But before "do a Radiohead" entered the modern lexicon and we all started wishing for a ball-peen to the digits before hearing the words "pay-what-you-will" ever again, there was
radioheadlp7.com. The mysterious site featured a clock that portentously counted to Sept. 29, and it had Radiohead fans without day jobs waiting intently for some scrap of news on the new Radiohead LP. And when the big day rolled around, it revealed... a
Rickroll. How we LOL'd! Then the site laid dormant—until now, when the hoaxmaster revealed himself as...a member of Oasis?
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Liam Gallagher expounds on the celebrity-industrial complex and whether or not he'd sell photos of his family's most private moments to the highest bidder: "Absolutely f****** nothing. It smells funny, it doesn't sit right. I'd have to be well and truly f****** desperate. I'd have to be homeless. It's like, haven't you got e-f******-nough, you little ****? I find that hard to f****** take. But that's famous people for yer. When they're not on the f****** telly they want to be in a f****** magazine and when they're not in a magazine they want to be on a f****** bottle of water. It's like, f****** chill the f*** out, you can't do one f****** job right let alone f****** trying to do f****** five, you *****!" OK, so I found this interview because he also said in it that fans of Radiohead and Coldplay were "boring and ugly and they don't look like they're having a good time," but c'mon, that quote was soooo much more fun to cut and paste. [