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1. 1. Days Out - what's on this week

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 February 2004 DAYS& Out in and around Manchester this week.

2. 2. Fubar refugees spend all day behind Glass

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 August 2004 THE Fubar crowd are hosting one of their yearly all-dayers at Glass in Fallowfield. We're not going to attempt to predict the weather but if it's good it could be one of the most enjoyable long days out this year given the lovely balcony that lets you watch the world glide by.

3. 3. Javine – Don't Walk Away (Virgin)

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 August 2004 YOU could fill Old Trafford to maximum capacity with all the female R&B vocalists floating around these days. So what makes Javine stand out from the crowd?

4. 4. John Guilt - The Mirrors And Uncle Sam (Munich)

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 January 2004 AS seems to be the way these days,& this turns out not to be a man but a three-piece band, none of whom are called John Guilt. Their debut album is despairing and bleak in places but not without its charms.

5. 5. Clarkesville - Spinning (Wildstar)

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 January 2004 CLARKESVILLE'S& melodies hark back to the post-grunge days of the Lemonheads - an interesting choice given the bands currently coming out of the US like The White Stripes, The Flaming Lips and Beck.

6. 6. Bookie pays out - but who will finish second?

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 December 2004 ONE OF BRITAIN'S biggest bookmaker's may already have paid out on Band Aid 20 being this year's Christmas Number One but the race for second spot is still on. Find out more about the runners and riders, here.

7. 7. Eating out with a veggie

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 May 2004 NOT all vegetarians want to eat in purely veggie restaurants. Here Marissa Burgess, who has been vegetarian for 19 years, picks out five places to go with your meat-eating friends.

8. 8. Captain of punk now acting sensibly

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 November 2004 The Damned were the first UK punk band to release a single, the first to release an album and the first to take their music to America. But, while other punks burned out, hung up their bondage trousers or died, passing into myth and legend, The Damned, despite a few hiccups, carried on going.

9. 9. No Mile High Club for Javine

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 June 2004 JAVINE - famous for being a Girl Not-Aloud - is thrilled when she hears her top five debut, Real Things, played in clubs. Swanky clubs, gym clubs... in fact, the only club the feisty 23-year-old hasn't heard her music blaring away in is the Mile High. For Javine Hylton is petrified of flying.

10. 10. In The City Unsigned: Pioneers

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 September 2004 CALLING yourself Pioneers is one thing, but actually carrying out the strict definition of the moniker is quite another.

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