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Paul Brannigan

"I'd rather listen to two foxes shagging in the bushes." Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher isn't buying into all the excitement around The Cure's triumphant comeback

Liam Gallagher and Robert Smith.

The Cure recently landed their first UK number one album in 32 years with the widely-acclaimed Songs of a Lost World, but not everyone is delighted by their triumphant return. And by 'not everyone' we mean Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, once memorably and hilariously described by his big brother Noel "as a man with a fork in a world of soup."

With plenty of free time on his hands ahead of Oasis' much-anticipated comeback next summer, Gallagher The Younger has been keeping his devoted fans entertained on his favourite social media platform, the one that everyone still calls Twitter, regardless of the wishes of the man who owns it. This weekend one of Gallagher's followers randomly suggested that the singer should listen to The Cure, to which Liam replied, "I'm not depressed". When the same follower referenced a famously upbeat Cure song, commenting "ah yes friday im in love how DEPRESSING" Gallagher responded, "How about being in love every day eh".

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