During an F-bomb-saturated interview with Rolling Stone, Gallagher termed 2013 as an "okay" year in music, reserving high praise for rock legend David Bowie and his most recent full-length, The Next Day.

"I thought at the time, and I still think now, that it's a f*****g masterpiece," he raved of Bowie's 24th studio album. "I love it. Nobody has the right to be that f**king good at this point in their career. Apart from Neil Young, all of the people that are in his league are basically f*****g s**t. Do you know what I mean?"

Gallagher also had surprisingly kind words for Kanye West and his controversial Yeezus album, which he termed as "f*****g great. I really like it. Particularly ["Black Skinhead] – it's f*****g out there, do you know what I mean? It's got a great low-fi, punk vibe to it."

The guitarist was even more effusive when discussing breakout U.K. house music duo Disclosure, who he saw perform at this year's Glastonbury Festival.

"They were truly f*****g amazing. I love that record," he said in reference to their debut, Settle. "It's got a really old-school f*****g acid house vibe to it, which I really f*****g like." Although when it came to dance music at Glastonbury, his favorite performance came from disco legends Chic, featuring 2013 comeback hero of the year, Nile Rodgers, calling the show "f*****g mega. Absolutely out of this world."

Before you wonder where all of this love and positivity came from, know Gallagher made sure to throw the artists and records he didn't appreciate under the bus with glee. None more so than Arcade Fire and their new dance-influenced full-length, Reflektor.
"Anybody that comes back with a double album, to me, needs to pry themselves out of their own a**hole. This is not the Seventies, okay? Go and ask Billy Corgan about a double album," he seethed in reference to the Smashing Pumpkins frontman. "Who has the f*****g time, in 2013, to sit through 45 minutes of a single album? How arrogant are these people to think that you've got an hour and a half to listen to a f*****g record?"