Oasis – Be Here Now (Deluxe Remastered Edition)

Noel Gallagher used the Gibson Silver Florentine electric guitar live during the "Be Here Now" tour, as pictured in this photo. The guitar features a hollow Les Paul-styled body, custom pearl silver paint and the usual dual humbuckers.

Noel Gallagher used a Gibson Les Paul Custom Electric Guitar, notably during Oasis' famous Wembley concert on July 21, 2000, while covering Neil Young's "Hey Hey, My My." This guitar, distinguished by an "Oasis" sticker on the white pickguard, was the second Les Paul Custom given to him by Johnny Marr, formerly of The Smiths. Marr mentions in this video that the guitar was used during the recording of "The Queen Is Dead" album and possibly for Oasis' 2004 album "Don't Believe the Truth." The guitar also appeared in the "Whatever" music video, the 1994 Cabaret Metro concert in Chicago, and a performance on Jools Holland in 1994.

It isn't very well visible, but you can see Noel playing a Hohner SE-35 in the music video for All Around The World by Oasis.

For purposes of recording the "D'You What I Mean?" video, the Shure SM58 microphone was used.

In the video for D'You Know What I Mean? You can see Noel's rig throughout. It consists of 2 Orange OR-120s each with 2 Orange 4x12 cabs. Orange includes photos from the video on its History, Maintenance and Legacy of the OR-120 article https://orangeamps.com/articles/the-or120-from-1974-history-legacy-and-maintenance-part-1/

In the "Be Here Now" era, Noel Gallagher used a red Matchless Superchief 120 Amp Head. This can be seen in the remastered video of Oasis's performance at Manchester’s G-Mex Arena on December 14, 1997, uploaded by Mucky Fingers on YouTube.