Liam talks about Noel, Where The Wild Things Are, The Worst Bands Ever

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday December 4th 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO My p**** went black. It was hanging down by a strand. It was snipped with hairdressers' scissors. Which funnyman said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. Liam Gallagher: 'I don't wish Noel any bad' Karen O Talks 'Where The Wild Things Are' Bands Starring As Video Game Characters Discuss: Will You Be Using Myspace Music? Who Are The Worst Band Of All Time? It might be the depths of winter, but don't worry, there is a reason to be cheerful: Arcade Fire are returning with a new album in May 2010! That's not the only comeback to get excited about. Just this morning in the NME office we've had new albums from Hot Chip, Vampire Weekend and Lightspeed Champion on the stereo. And in the magazine this week there's a sneak preview of My Chemical Romance's "explosive, succinct and ambitious" forthcoming fourth record. Lest you start feeling too upbeat, though, on the blogs today we're debating the saddest songs ever, the worst bands of all time and the lamest puns in rock. Never let it be said we don't cover all bases on NME.COM... Luke Lewis Deputy Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter BABYSHAMBLES back from the dead - an exclusive interview. A day in the studio with MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE. The new EP from ANIMAL COLLECTIVE rated. WHITE LIES caught live. KASABIAN reveal what rock and roll has taught them. Alan Parsons Project member Eric Woolfson dies Songwriter, keyboardist and singer had been suffering from cancer Kasabian to headline T In The Park 2010 Serge and Tom and co to head up Scottish bash Rolf Harris set for collaboration with Dizzee Rascal? Chemical Brothers are also interested in working with the Australian legend Grammy nominations 2010 announced - Beyonce, Lady Gaga, MGMT shortlisted Kings Of Leon, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Phoenix also in the running The Killers Brandon Flowers to go solo? - Daily Gossip These New Puritans announce tour and ticket details Kylie Minogue to release live album from New York Andy Bell to return to guitar for Liam Gallagher's new band - video Fleet Foxes album 'definitely' due out in 2010 Animal Collective's 'Visual Record' set for Sundance Film Festival Sex Pistols director to make 'The Kinks: The Movie' Lemonheads' Evan Dando announces North American solo tour Wild Beasts announce UK tour and ticket details Truck Festival announces US Woodstock-inspired event   1 A decade in music - 50 best albums of 2004 2 The wisdom of Pete Doherty More photo galleries... Florence and Gossip at NME Calling This week's news in pictures (28 November 2009) 10 worst rock stars of the decade A decade in music - 50 best albums of 2003 Florence And The Machine Album review: Blackroc - 'Blakroc' (V2/Cooperative) The Black Keys team up with rap's big names for a pretty sweet collaboration Album review: Rihanna - 'Rated R' (Mercury) Her torrid personal life firmly behind her, the R&B vixen comes out all guns blazing Album review: Lady Gaga - 'The Fame Monster' (Polydor) Hate all you like, but it's getting harder and harder to deny she's a mistress of her art Album review: Comanechi - 'Crime Of Love' (Merok) Filthy duo's long-awaited debut brings salacious and mesmerising thrills aplenty 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 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (25/11/09) Vampire Weekend, The Bravery, The Maccabees 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (17/11/09) Shy Child, The Golden Filter, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart 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 Bicycle Thieves Now that all the 'proper rock'n'roll' bands up north have abandoned lad-rock, they seem to have chanelled their creative urges into blustery, booming, boozy mandie (which is my new term for indie for the older gentleman). Even The Courteeners sound like Elbow now. Head to the Radar blog this week to grab 'Camera Shy', the B-side to their new single. Read more Who: Zoe Waterman, 20, London. Listening To: Bob Dylan, Kings Of Leon, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Smiths. Watching: 'Peep Show'. Looking forward to: Them Crooked Vultures gig. Last Download: Julian Casablancas, 'Phrazes For The Young'. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: Leonard Cohen, 'Hey That's No Way To Say Goodbye'. 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. A decade in music - 50 best albums of 2004 Photo Gallery: The twisted wisdom of Pete Doherty Rihanna Talks About 'Russian Roulette' And Finding Producers video What Are The Lamest Puns In Rock? Snoop Dogg streams new album 'Malice In Wonderland' online before release The Maccabees Cover 'I Drove All Night' Film Review - Why 'Paranormal Activity' Is The New 'Blair Witch' Calling All Metalheads - It's Time To Reclaim The Horns A Decade In Music - 50 Best Albums Of 2003 Rolling Stones For Glastonbury? RIP Jedward, 2009 - 2009 The NME Chart Top 40 My p**** went black. It was hanging down by a strand. It was snipped with hairdressers' scissors. Noel Fielding of The Mighty Boosh on his most memorable tour memories.

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