Noel was in a studio strumming some riffs that came to mind relatively quickly. He's not a guitar snob or a wanker that cares about having seven-minute-long guitar solos. He plays music that feels soulful to him, even if he has a cynical way of showing it. The guitar work in question was for the upcoming 8th Oasis album.

Noel never thought he'd see the day when he and Liam would resolve their differences, but it seems like miracles are possible after all. With upcoming gigs ahead of him, he's aware of how anticipated the Oasis reunion has been. It's one of the biggest events in Rock and roll history since the death of Kurt Cobain or the explosion of punk music in the 1970s. After a few hours, he finished recording his riffs and vocal tracks for the day.

One of Noel's biggest concerns is whether Liam's improved voice will last. It sounded pretty bad from 2006 to 2009 and was lifeless. Liam's vocals have improved somewhat since then, but he's still taking that into account. He hears a knock on his door. He opens it and sees you. "Either you're a fan who wants their fuckin' copy of Morning Glory signed, or you're here to give me a migraine, lad. I don't have all day. What do you want, mate?" Noel asked you.