In a move that's set to send shockwaves through the music world, the iconic guitar wielded by Liam Gallagher during Oasis's dramatic final moments is heading for auction. This isn't just any instrument - it's the tangible relic from one of British rock's most infamous breakups.
The Final Straw
The cherry sunburst Gibson Epiphone holds within its strings the echoes of that fateful backstage argument in Paris, 2009, when Noel Gallagher finally walked away from the band for good. Liam was photographed clutching this very guitar just hours before their scheduled performance at Rock en Seine, a gig that would never happen.
A Symbol of Britpop's Demise
This guitar represents more than just wood and strings - it's a symbol of the bitter fraternal war that tore apart Britain's most successful rock export. The instrument now stands as a stark reminder of how creative differences and personal animosity can dismantle even the mightiest of musical empires.
Collector's Dream or Ghost of Rock Past?
Music memorabilia experts anticipate fierce bidding for this piece of rock history. "This isn't merely purchasing a guitar," one insider noted. "It's acquiring a physical piece of the Gallagher brothers' legendary feud - the instrument that witnessed the final collapse of Oasis."
The Aftermath Echoes On
While both brothers have pursued successful solo careers since the split, the public fascination with their turbulent relationship shows no signs of fading. This auction comes at a time when rumours of reconciliation surface periodically, only to be dashed by fresh verbal volleys between the Manchester-born siblings.
The guitar's sale promises to reignite discussions about what might have been, and whether these two rock titans will ever share a stage again. For now, music fans must content themselves with owning a piece of the history that tore them apart.
