Oasis unheard recordings pulled from auction after band 'sue'
Rare Oasis recordings pulled from auction after band's lawsuit
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- Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 5 distinct news outlets with 5 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 3.
- Primary Driver: Rare Oasis recordings pulled from auction after band's lawsuit
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Unheard recordings from Oasis's 1990s heyday were scheduled for auction. The band's former sound engineer was set to sell the tapes, which included concert and rehearsal recordings. Oasis sued to block the sale.
The lawsuit prompted the auction house to pull the recordings from the sale. The Billboard and Yahoo also covered the story, citing sources close to the band. The situation now stands with the recordings no longer up for auction.
The outcome of the lawsuit is not specified in current reporting. The BBC notes that the auction house has complied with the band's request, and the recordings are no longer available for sale.
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Quick answers
What recordings were up for auction?
Unheard recordings from Oasis's 1990s heyday, including concert and rehearsal recordings
What prompted the auction house to pull the recordings?
Oasis's lawsuit to block the sale
What is the current status of the recordings?
They are no longer up for auction
Coverage (5)
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Oasis Block Auction of 1990s Concert and Rehearsal Recordingsrollingstone.com · 12h ago
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Oasis Sues to Block Auction of Unheard Recordings Held by Former Sound EngineerBillboard · 12h ago
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Oasis sues auction house over sale of rare recordings from 1990s heydayLondon Evening Standard · 12h ago
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