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The driver was later sentenced after admitting a charge of the careless use of a vehicle causing death.The crash happened on New Zealand's South Island on the Otira Highway, near Jacksons railway station.

Mr Snode had been in the back of the car, the hearing was told."The car drifted to the left side of the road before overcorrecting, rotating and sliding across both lanes," Ms Brown said."The rear left of the car hit a stone wall. Mr Snode, who was in the left rear passenger seat, died at the scene."

Ms Brown said it was "unknown" how the driver came to crash the vehicle.Mr Snode's body was repatriated to the UK after a £10,000 fundraising campaign, which also covered the funeral costs.

On the campaign page, his mother, Elaine, wrote: "He was literally living his dream life before it was taken from him."

She said her son was "always full of life and a loving, caring, intelligent young man" who she described as "one-in-a-billion".The eight remixed songs from Monnow Valley include singles Live Forever, Cigarettes & Alcohol and Shakermaker while the older versions of Rock 'n' Roll Star, Up In The Sky, Columbia, Bring It On Down and Digsy's Dinner have also been redone.

Former Monnow Vallew enginner Callum Marinho, who is now Noel Gallagher’s in-house producer at his Lone Star Studios in London, is helping remix the old sessions."It feels like it has gone full circle," said Jo Riou, Monnow Valley's owner.

"Callum did work experience with us, he trained here and worked here for years so he knows our room so well. We're really proud."Definitely Maybe's 30th anniversary edition will also include outtakes from their subsequent recording at the Sawmills studio in Cornwall and a previously unreleased demo version of Sad Song featuring Liam on vocals.