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Beady Eye ‘Bring The Light’

Beady Eye’s landmark debut single.

Its retro rock ’n’ roll sound, featuring piano, initially divided opinion, but together with lyrics that can be taken as a challenge to his brother Noel, it stands as a classic that conveys Liam’s passion and momentum in his new band.

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Beady Eye – ‘The Beat Goes On’

A single reminiscent of the late-period Beatles, it was a number often played toward the end of their live shows.

The lyrics evoke Liam reflecting on fans around the world after a concert, and the line “I’m the last of an endangered species” carries a certain poignancy that moves listeners.

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Beady Eye – Flick of the Finger

It’s the opening track of Beady Eye’s second album, a striking song whose structure gradually unfolds even as it repeats the same chorus.

Since Liam uses no vocal effects on this album, you can fully appreciate his natural singing voice.

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Beady Eye – Four Letter Word

It’s the opening track on Beady Eye’s debut album, formed after Oasis split, and you can really feel Liam’s strong determination to kick-start things again.

While his older brother Noel, after going solo, completed a grand, melodious epic, Liam chose to stay the course as part of a straightforward rock ’n’ roll band.

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Beady Eye – Off At The Next Exit – HQ Video

Compared to Oasis, it’s completely underrated, and I’d really like to ask Oasis fans whether they truly understand music.

If you still have complaints, I’d rather quietly let this song speak for itself.

Liam’s vocals blossom wonderfully on this track.