Just two weeks after the launch of his clothing line, Pretty Green, Oasis' Liam Gallagher says he has plans to expand into the furniture business by launching a full range of furnishings in the near future.

"We are doing everything man, we are going to cane it," Gallagher tells an Oasis fan site.

"We have got this leather round sofa that opens up, made the other day," he explains. "A pretty green one, shaped like a target with the Pretty Green logo in the middle and it's f---ing nuts."

"He's never seen my little lad ... you wouldn't let him in the house if he spoke to you the way he speaks to me and my family." --Noel Gallagher

In a recent interview, the Oasis guitarist insisted that it will take five years to reconcile with brother/bandmate Liam, calling him "the angriest man you'll ever meet."

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Leave it to sunny Liam Gallagher to launch his new clothing line, Pretty Green, by slagging the fashion choices of some of his peers. "I'm not into the skinny look," he says in a new promotional video. "That's what I'm here for, to f---ing get rid of that s---."

Named for the Jam's 1980 song, the Oasis singer's designs range from footwear, denim and jackets to trenchcoats, parkas, T-shirts and accessories. According to the company, it's an "up-front, straight-talking, classic clothing range."

"I'm not gonna be putting anything out unless I'd wear it," Gallagher says on the line's official Web site. "I think you get a little more classy as you get older, don't you?"

You do?

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It takes Liam Gallagher-size cojones to claim your band will eclipse U2 in popularity, but the Killers hail from Las Vegas, where everything aims to become bigger than the last thing. Their style-over-substance approach doesn't prevent them from consistently delivering great songs though, such as 'Human,' which asks, "Are we human or are we dancer?" But it's a loaded question -- the band poses it over a beat that unfairly encourages a biased response from the dance floor.
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"She's young, so I'd be probably doing the same thing, except for twice the drugs."

--Liam Gallagher, November 2007

"Liam's been dyeing his hair for a while. And he wears make-up. Seriously." --Noel Gallagher

So much for the brotherly confidence clause. One half of Oasis revealed his sibling's girly habits that, as he puts it, aim to "head off old age."

"I've only seriously tried to kill Liam once ... I deserve some sort of commendation." --Noel Gallagher

When faced with conflict, some work it out over pints at the pub. But as the notoriously volatile musician told Spin, it's just a bit more complicated with the brothers Oasis.