Oasis star is Q Radio guest

Oasis guitarist Gem Archer was the guest on Q Radio presenter Eddie Piller's show on Friday (November 21)

The star was discussing the trials and tribulations of being in one of Britain's biggest bands in the wake of the release of latest album Dig Out Your Soul, as well as sharing a stage with rock's most combative siblings.

You can listen again to the show, as well as hearing Eddie's incomparable selection of incredible tunes from across the genres and eras. Just click here to listen again before Friday and you can check out some of his recent playlists on his homepage.

9:34 AM | 17/11/2008

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