Guitar ‘smashed up’ by Liam Gallagher on night Oasis split up goes to auction | Oasis
The Gallagher brothers may be agreed to start a record -breaking world tour, but a work that remembers more fragile times in their relationship is about to return to the public eye.
A guitar in which Noel said in 2009 at the rock en Seine festival in Paris, after a festival of the back scene, after the auction, Liam said that he was “disintegrated” by Liam. Red Gibson ES-355 guitar of the 1960s is estimated to be up to £ 500,000.
Separation has been coming for months. The brothers abused each other on social media, were no longer under the conditions of speech, and during the division, they were traveling to concerts and concerts separately.
The Paris fight, which took place when he was about to go on the stage, was the last straw.
Noel Gallagher announced the division on the group’s website. “There is a little sadness and a great relief to say that I left Oasis tonight,” he said. “People will write what they love and say, but I could not continue to work with Liam for a day longer.”
It is estimated that the group’s reunion this summer. £ 400m For the brothers who are still traveling, this month is two more Wembley stadium concerts.
The Christmas Gallagher’s Takamine FP460SC acoustic guitar, which is used to record Wonderwall, is sold next to the 150 oasis elements as part of the auction of Propstore.
The wider auction, John Lennon’s “Lost Weekend”, which is estimated to bring £ 300,000, is expected to bring potential Criminal White Fedora for £ 80,000.
Mark Hochman, a music expert in Propstore, said, “From John Lennon’s distinct glasses to the iconic guitars of Noel Gallagher, they are not just collections, but cultural Mindon stones that inspire millions of inspiring.”
