A journalist and classical music critic for The Telegraph has written an article about his "more or less" next door neighbour, Liam Gallagher.

In the feature, Michael White explains that the recent headlines concerning the rocker's apparent love child have attracted a group of press to the street and that it's disrupting the neighbours' daily lives although he's unsure if sympathy is appropriate because of Gallagher's cold nature:

"I happen to live more or less next door to Liam Gallagher. You may have heard of him: he’s in the news from time to time, and never more than now – which means the road where we both live has been staked out for days on end by doorstep journos."

"I don’t know who I feel most sorry for here. Gallagher has never been what you could call a friendly neighbour: we don’t borrow cups of sugar. And in all the years he’s lived next door he’s never deigned to say hello. When he moved in I dropped a note of welcome (I’m the street rep for the local residents association). No reply. I guess he’s just not the engaging type."

White then joked that after he and other residents filed a complaint, the noise problem stopped: "It can’t have helped when I was one of several neighbours who complained to Camden Council about him playing music, loudly, in his tiny garden. It was apparently his own music, which made it tacky as well as annoying. But to give him his due, the noise did stop. Since then there’s been nothing to complain about."