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Today's talk comes from Pastor Ben Stewart.

Well, if you were alive in the 90s, and I know dozens of us in here were, you might

remember the band Oasis, led by the Gallagher brothers.

Yeah, Liam and Noel.

Okay.

In 1993, their first album became the fastest selling debut album in UK history.

And their second album, released two years later, made them global superstars.

But if you recall, they were not just famous for their Britpop sound,

but they were famous for their very public, profanity-laced, often physically violent, sibling rivalry.

That little small interactions could suddenly become major maylays between these brothers, because

one had a talent for writing songs, the other had a better voice, right? And so there were famous

moments, like when Liam hit Noel with a tambourine while on

stage, or Noel famously used a cricket bat to destroy their entire recording studio. There was a

moment in an interview where Noel said of his brother, he is the angriest man you will ever meet.

He's like a man with a fork and a world of

soup. The band famously broke up in 2009 because they got in a fight backstage. They were about to

take the stage in Paris, and it got so crazy, they were swinging guitars at each other,

and the band broke up, and for 15 years, didn't

write or perform a song until 2024, they announced a reunion that they were going to get back

on tour now as brothers in their 50s. But if you liked their music, you go, wow, but for those 15

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