The podcast includes testimonies from the band’s producer, Owen Morris, their engineer Anjali Dutt, including New Order bassist Peter Hook, Metallica’s Lars Ulrich, Clint Boon, Felix White of The Maccabee’s, TV presenter Dermot O’Leary and politician Alistair Campbell.

In the opening twenty seconds of the podcast, that will play out across four parts, the narrator begins with the statement, “Ok, so we all know how the story goes right, August 1994, Definitely Maybe comes out, our lives are changed forever, Oasis become the greatest band on Earth”. 

As well as the podcast, on August 27, Oasis revealed a lyric video for their classic hit ‘Fade Away’, to mark the milestone of their debut album, with a limited edition vinyl reissue set for release on August 30.

The anniversary celebration comes a day after Liam looked back on the 10 year anniversary since Oasis split on August 28 2009. The ‘Wonderwall’ hitmakers were mere minutes away from taking to the stage for a gig at Paris’ Rock en Seine Festival. An intense argument backstage resulted in Liam damaging a guitar belonging to Noel, which led to Noel quitting the gig and rather more dramatically, the band.

In an interview with Chris Moyles from Radio X, Liam said that “he still feels the pain”, but that “all was good” at the initial time of the split.

Yesterday, Liam released the music video for his new single, ‘One Of Us’, lifted from his second solo album, ‘Why Me, Why Not?’, out on September 20. He is set to play a 12 date arena tour throughout the UK in November.