When we first posted this song here in 2011, it was pretty obscure. In fact, all that could be said about the outf it, The Grand Spectacul...
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Live Review: No Sweat, Islington Powerhaus, 1990
SWEAT IT OUT The Powerhaus is just the sort of place where you can see a band like NO SWEAT really sweat, but it's just big enough to ...
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BBC: "HAWKWIND - DO NOT PANIC"
A BBC "rockumentary" from 2007 about space rock legends Hawkwind, with contributions from past members (Lemmy, Michael Moorcock, ...
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Album: Anna Calvi, "Anna Calvi"
With her torch-singer-meets-gypsy-flamenco-guitarist persona and her keening, quavering, retro songs of passion, Anna Calvi is like some...
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Revenge Recommends: "Winter In The Blood" by The Waterboys
This is a demo version of a song written for The Waterboys' classic 1985 album, This Is The Sea . In spite of its quality, the so...
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Live Review: U2, Wembley Stadium, 11th August 1993
Salman Rushdie, under sentence of death by the Ayatollah's of Iran, stands on the stage in front of 72,000 with Bono's Satani...
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Interview: Gary Glitter
THE SHOW MUST GO ON Born Paul Gadd but changing his stage name to Paul Rowen, GARY GLITTER's early career was one of virtual ano...
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Album Review: The Cult, "Ceremony"
Ian 'Wolfman' Astbury returns, the Red Indian fixation still permeating, exploding more 'Yeahs' than a evangelical conve...
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MTV Japan’s Local Globalization Awards
Oasis It's generally agreed that the first MTV Japan awards held at Yurakucho's International Forum in late May [2002] were...
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Album Review: Rush "Counterparts"
Counterparts is the strongest Rush album since 1985's Power Windows , 'though it's reminiscent of an earlier effort, 1981...
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Interview: Nigel Mogg, The Quireboys
TIME TO PARTY… Those rollicking rock n' roll merchants THE QUIREBOYS have indeed made their mark on the British rock scene this y...
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INTERVIEW: PETE WAY & LAURENCE ARCHER, UFO
RETURN FROM SPACE British rock veterans UFO kick back into action with a new line up that sees the return of bassist Pete Way to the fold an...
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Album Review: Kodaline, "Perfect World"
Music Festivals – that’s where the great herd of modernity is given its soul, between the shit, mud, and overpriced beer and peanuts. ...
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Interview: Paul Bridgewater, Radio Moscow
The name RADIO MOSCOW has been around since 1987, when former DIAMOND HEAD guitarist Brian Tatler decided to form his own band… I can still ...
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Album Review: It Bites, "Thank You and Goodnight"
The demise of one of Britain's top bands last year may have caused few ripples within the popular music press but left an army of fa...
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