Noel Gallagher’s ‘MTV Unplugged’ Acoustic Guitar Fetches $300,000 at Auction - Yahoo
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The acoustic guitar Noel Gallagher played during Oasis' 1996 MTV Unplugged performance has fetched a hefty sum of $299,376 including buyer's premium yesterday. According to a press release, it "set a world record for the highest price achieved at auction for an Oasis acoustic guitar. " (Back in 2022, Noel's red Gibson ES-355, which was broken backstage in he and his brother Liam's then final blowout fight that broke up Oasis in 2009, sold for about $405,000.)While that guitar sold without a hitch, a separate auction has been blocked by Oasis. Earlier in the week, the band filed a legal motion to block the sale of live recordings from the Nineties, which were originally set to be auctioned this weekend. More from Rolling StoneThe acoustic guitar that sold on Thursday was part of the first day of Propstore's live music auction dubbed Spring Music Memorabilia Live Auction. Though Gallagher's notable axe nabbed a high sum, it wasn't the biggest seller at Day One of the auction. That honor belongs to a notebook containing Freddie Mercury's handwritten lyrics and notes from when the Queen singer was working on his debut solo album, Mr. Bad Guy.
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