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Unheard Oasis Recordings Valued at £1.6m Put Up for Sale

Previously unheard tapes from the Britpop band have been held by a former sound engineer's family for two decades, according to the BBC.

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A collection of previously unheard Oasis recordings has been valued at £1.6m and is being offered for sale, the BBC reported.

According to the BBC, the tapes have been in the possession of the family of a former sound engineer who worked with the band, who have held onto them for around 20 years.

The recordings had not been made public until now, the BBC said, though further details about their specific content or the circumstances of their creation were not disclosed in the report.

Oasis, formed in Manchester in 1991, became one of the defining acts of the Britpop movement in the 1990s, known for albums including "Definitely Maybe" and "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?".

The BBC did not specify who is currently marketing the tapes for sale or the timeline for any transaction. EGazette has sought to confirm further details of the report.

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