Liam Gallagher reveals solo album plan, Paul McCartney turned down Ozzy Osbourne collaboration, Fall Out Boy to go on 'indefinite break'

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday November 20th 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO I'm pretty damn psyched with myself. Mental high five! Which list-topping frontman said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. Fall Out Boy To Go On 'Indefinite Break' OK Go's Psychedelic New Video For 'WTF?' A Decade In Music - NME's 50 Best Albums Of 2002 Albums Of The Decade - Who Did We Overlook? The 10 Best TV Heroes Of The Noughties Wot no Franz? And what the hell's Botch doing on there??! Yep, sure enough our Albums Of The Decade list has caused quite a stir in the blogosphere. If you haven't waded in yet, check out the 100 greatest albums of the decade as voted for by us and a host of celebs - including original NME reviews, audio and videos - and then head over to the blogs to have your say on what should be there, before voting on your top albums of the last ten years. At the time of writing, Manic Street Preachers are the people's favourite. Elsewhere on the site and the noughties fun continues with our Superstars Of The Small Screen blog, which looks back over telly's ten best characters from the last ten years, and we're re-examining the 50 best albums of 2002. On the Daily Download there's new music from Three Trapped Tigers and Kid Sister and on the NME Office blog Luke Lewis discusses the impact of the internet on music. That should keep you going until next time... Tim Chester Assistant Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter Revealed - NME's 50 best ALBUMS OF THE DECADE. A decade in music - how THE STROKES changed everything. ARCTIC MONKEYS live in Paris. MUSE's arena show rated. Peter Robinson VS THE CRIBS' Ryan Jarman. Ex-Oasis Liam Gallagher reveals solo album plan - video Singer says he's a 'million percent confident' his songs are better than Oasis Fall Out Boy to go on 'indefinite break' Pete Wentz and co to take a break for now Paul McCartney turned down Ozzy Osbourne collaboration Ex-Black Sabbath singer says he was 'shocked' by the Beatle's refusal REM start work on new album with Jacknife Lee - video Michael Stipe posts two videos of the sessions online Daft Punk for 2010 world arena tour? Blur triumph at UK Festival Awards Them Crooked Vultures planning second album N-Dubz' Dappy and Fazer make statements to police over rape inquiry Babyshambles play Happy Mondays' 'Kinko Afro' in Kingston Rod Stewart announces first UK and Irish tour in five years Lily Allen honoured for cricket support by Freddie Flintoff - Daily Gossip Muse announce second Wembley Stadium 2010 gig - ticket details Beatles reunion on Ringo Starr's new album Fanfarlo announce 2010 UK tour and ticket details   1 A decade in music - 50 best albums of 2002 2 Them Crooked Vultures - behind the scenes More photo galleries... Muse take The Resistance on tour This week's NME (11 November 2009) Music magazines of yesteryear This week's news in pictures (7 November 2009) MTV European Music Awards 2009 Album review: Biffy Clyro - 'Only Revolutions' (14th Floor) With their fifth album, Biffy have reined it in and ridden all the way to rock glory Album review: The King Khan & BBQ Show - 'Invisible Girl' (In The Red) A goofy, charming trip back into the rock'n'roll history books Album review: Robbie Williams - 'Reality Killed The Video Star' (EMI) It's so self-referential that a yawning hole appears where Robbie's heart should be Album Review: Joe Goddard - 'Harvest Festival' Hot Chip man has a potter around Album review: Alec Ounsworth - 'Mo Beauty' Engaging debut from the Clap Your Hands Say Yeah frontman 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (09/11/09) Yeasayer, Jamie T, Lil Wayne, The Antlers 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (02/11/09) LCD Soundsystem, Maximo Park, Rihanna, Loverman 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (26/10/09) Battles, The Soft Pack, Eagles Of Death Metal 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (19/10/09) Burial, Comanechi, Memory Tapes, Har Mar Superstar 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (10/10/09) Death Cab For Cutie, Nirvana, Phoenix Three Trapped Tigers - 6 - Free MP3 Three Trapped Tigers are three stupendously talented musicians peddling a beserk Battles / Pivot kind of freeform noise rock. Head over to the The Daily Download this week to see the mad kid TV-inspired video for their excellent new song 6 - and also download the track. Read more Who: Chris Sagar-House, 21, London. Listening To: Jimmy Eat World, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, Gary Moore, The Who. Watching: 'Smallville', 'Nevermind the Buzzcocks'. Looking forward to: RHCP going into the studio. Last Download: Grizzly Bear's 'While You Wait For The Others'. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: Queen, 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. Win A Pair Of 02 Academy Golden Tickets To coincide with the release of NME The Album 2009, our friends at the 02 Academy Music Group are giving you the chance to be the envy of your friends by winning a pair of golden tickets every month for a year to use at an 02 Academy of your choice. From Julian Casablancas in Glasgow to Ian Brown in London - the world is your oyster. 50 Cent - What Rock'n'Roll Has Taught Me The Top 100 Greatest Albums Of The Decade Vote For The Top Albums Of The Decade Did The Internet Save The Industry, Or Kill It? Burt Bacharach - what rock'n'roll has taught me Why '2012' is the most absurd disaster movie ever A tribute to the music mags of yesteryear On the road in Rio with Gogol Bordello A Decade In Music: 2001 Musical mini-mes - stars and their children Leona Lewis' Oasis Cover - Triumph Or Travesty? Hot Chip - Live In The Studio I'm pretty damn psyched with myself. Mental high five! Julian Casablancas on 'Is This It' being named album of the decade in this week's NME.

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