Noel Gallagher did the lord’s work when it came to Matt Healy. Healy was dumb enough to go on the record about the Gallagher family and Oasis, and Noel let it rip about “slack-jawed f–kwit” Healy and The 1975. It was glorious. But now Gallagher is still hanging around, with music journalists continuing to ask him about other artists. Which is how Noel Gallagher once again came to disrespect Adele. Years ago, Gallagher went on a tear and he called Adele “music for f–king grannies.” Well, his opinion hasn’t changed much.

Noel Gallagher is sounding off once again. The former Oasis singer recently appeared on Matt Morgan’s podcast, and he didn’t hold back his feelings when talking about Adele’s songs.

“F**k off, f**king hell. Name one,” he said, asking the host to name any of the Grammy-winning artist’s songs.

“They’re f**king s**t. It’s f**king awful. It’s f**king Cilla Black,” Gallagher continued, comparing her to the late British pop singer best known for ’60s hits like “You’re My World”.

“I find it and that whole thing offensive,” Gallagher said of Adele’s music.

Despite his lack of tolerance for her songs, though, the musician did suggest that he should be writing new songs for both Adele and Lewis Capaldi.

“If I fall out of love with touring, I could see myself just sitting at home writing songs and sending them to my publishers,” Gallagher said. “I might in the future. I’ll be saying, ‘Get Adele to sing that. Don’t call until she’s done the guide vocal.’ I want Lewis Capaldi to murder this song, I want him to s**t on it from a great height. Make me rich.”

[From ET Canada]

I remember when Adele was promoting her most recent album, 30, and she spoke about how she knows she can write hits, ballads and love songs, but she was trying to do something different with this album. I can’t say it worked, in my opinion – I do think she’s lost her way a bit as a songwriter. But the answer isn’t getting Noel to write her songs! And I disagree that Adele is Cilla Black in any way… but again, I wish Adele would go back to her songwriting roots and do a stripped-down album, a woman with a piano, singing sad songs.

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