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Pop-Eye Special
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— 29 Apr 2002 Tom Comment

Pop-Eye Special: so huge was this week’s Pop-Eye (a paean to the Sugababes’ awesome “Freak Like Me” single) that it turned into an article in its own right, and joins Sterling’s excellent Tweet review in a new site updat[…]

The Acceptable Face of Rockism
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— 29 Apr 2002 Tom Comment

The Acceptable Face of Rockism: if you spend the odd bored hour at work scanning the Top 5 lists at rockcritics.com, you might recognise the name Nate Patrin and his unusually literate contributions. Anyway this is his weblog.[…]

If I can distract you from the current posting spat going on
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— 29 Apr 2002 Pete Baran 1 comment

If I can distract you from the current posting spat going on – I have sad news. Apparently according to Tim Hopkins “The Ring” is no more. Now it would not surprise us if the Ring – a gem of Southwark – was being spruce[…]

NAPALM DEATH
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— 29 Apr 2002 Tanya Headon 1 comment

NAPALM DEATH
If you ask anyone it the music business about Napalm Death you will invariably get just the one response. “Lovely chaps” – they will say, almost as if they were the Kray Twins. You would expect them to then extoll upon […]

Shut it
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— 29 Apr 2002 Sarah Comment

Shut it you cockfarmer.[…]

Hey!
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— 29 Apr 2002 John Comment

Hey! Has anyone seen this yet?[…]

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