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1. 1. ITC live reviews

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 14 September 2002 It would be impossible to cover the entire ITC live showcase which includes five days of live music and clubbing at more than 50 venues across Manchester.

2. 2. Album Reviews

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 January 2002 This weeks reviews include Alfie: A Work In your Ear, BILLY JENKINS: Life and BOLA: Fyuti.

3. 3. Music In The City

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 September 2002 Get the latest news and reviews from the legendary In The City music festival which is now underway at more than 50 venues across Manchester until Tuesday, September 17.

4. 4. Pop Idol: Your reviews

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 March 2002 The Pop Idol finalists played at the M.E.N. Arena this week. Here's what you thought of them:

5. 5. Single Reviews

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 January 2002 You Gets No Love - Faith Evans Featuring P Diddy and Loon (Arista), Hungry - Kosheen (Arista), My Demise - Engerica (Scarletrecords), Flowers In The Window - Travis (Independente), Nothing At All - Luke Slater (Mute), Try Not To Think - Easyworld (Jive Records), Alfie - A Word In Your Ear (Twisted Nerve), Alpinestars - Snow Patrol (Riverman), Kinesis - …And They Obey (Crystal Songs), MUM & DAD: A Child’s Guide To Mum & Dad (Twisted Nerve),

6. 6. Cheetham Hill’s answer to Tracey Chapman

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 October 2002 LIANNE Steinberg talks to Josephine Oniyama, Cheetham Hill's answer to Tracey Chapman.

7. 7. Loads more Garbage

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 April 2002 Garbage single Breaking Up The Girl is out on April 8 following a live performance at Manchester's Apollo.

8. 8. Presidential sweet

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 August 2002 We're Just Waiting For You Now, the debut album from 26-year-old Jon Kennedy crept quietly into the limelight last August.

9. 9. Folk Gig Guide

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 08 February 2002

10. 10. Twisted Nerve's Andy Votel

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 22 November 2002 NOW that Badly Drawn Boy has graduated to the international pop Ivy League, it's heartening to see that Twisted Nerve - the label he started with DJ and designer Andy Votel - has gone back to basics.

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