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Solo Tone
Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live at Manchester Academy)
Oasis
Guitarrock2010s+
Original Gear
GuitarGibson Les Paul Standard (Cherry Sunburst, likely 1953 conversion gifted by Johnny Marr)
AmpHiwatt Custom 50 combo (paired with Marshall JTM45 combo, live blend)
Amp Settings
gain5.5
bass5.5
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Notes
Live performance at Manchester Academy, 2025 Oasis reunion tour; solo section. Gear confirmed by stage photos and official social media. Pedalboard and amp setup confirmed for this era. Not the original studio rig.
Tone Character(10)
slightly crunchy British amp breakupemphasized mids for punch and presencemoderate bass for fullness without boomtreble slightly boosted for claritytight, punchy bridge pickup attacksubtle solo boost for sustainwall of sound layeringtextural, not overly saturateddynamic response to pickingwarm but articulate lead lines
Difficulty
The solo is intermediate due to its melodic phrasing, need for dynamic control, and use of effects for sustain and space, but does not require advanced technical skills or speed.
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Original Gear
GuitarGibson Les Paul Standard (Cherry Sunburst, likely 1953 conversion gifted by Johnny Marr)
AmpHiwatt Custom 50 combo (paired with Marshall JTM45 combo, live blend)
Amp Settings
gain5.5
bass5.5
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Create Free AccountEffects & Signal Chain
Notes
Live performance at Manchester Academy, 2025 Oasis reunion tour; solo section. Gear confirmed by stage photos and official social media. Pedalboard and amp setup confirmed for this era. Not the original studio rig.
Tone Character(10)
slightly crunchy British amp breakupemphasized mids for punch and presencemoderate bass for fullness without boomtreble slightly boosted for claritytight, punchy bridge pickup attacksubtle solo boost for sustainwall of sound layeringtextural, not overly saturateddynamic response to pickingwarm but articulate lead lines
Difficulty
The solo is intermediate due to its melodic phrasing, need for dynamic control, and use of effects for sustain and space, but does not require advanced technical skills or speed.