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  1. 31. Club night review: Twisted Elegance

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 January 2004 IF you are tired of slumming it in dark and dingy Manchester night clubs& then Saturday nights at Ampersand could be your new favourite destination. <BR>
  2. 32. When Roger met Amy

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 10 March 2004 AS Manchester’s underground club scene goes from strength to strength, the names of the clubs get less and less to do with anything in particular. Case in point is the charmingly titled To Amy with Love, which sets up its decks once again in the boozy surroundings of Retro Bar on Friday, March 12.
  3. 33. Rock fans sent to Exile

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 October 2004 "ROCK fans don't really have anywhere to enjoy music on their holidays," explains Matt Roger the chap behind Exile taking place at Jilly's on Friday, October 29.
  4. 34. Happy homies

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 October 2004 A YEAR is a long time in clubbing and many new nights never survive the rigours of that first twelve months. However, Homiesexual is one of those rare nights that has succeeded in inspiring loyalty among its regular punters.
  5. 35. Howard's way back

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 26 November 2004 LOOKS like Robbie Williams could soon have some competition on his hands when it comes to conquering the New Year charts. Until now, the cheeky chappy has been the most successful former member of nineties boyband Take That, with Gary Barlow fading into the background and Mark Owen slipping down the pop plughole.
  6. 36. Cardigan chic is in the past

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 August 2004 THERE are many sonic treats on Homies and Homos, the latest album by 26-year-old Grand Central beatboy Henry Smithson - aka Riton. But surely the most intriguing track on there is a cover of The Cure's famous hit Killing An Arab.
  7. 37. Ten years of Mambo

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 July 2004 MOST venues on Ibiza rise and fall in popularity but Cafe Mambo is one place that is never affected by fashion. The Balearic beat hotspot has been providing a laidback atmosphere for clubbers for the last ten years and that sounds like a good reason to celebrate.
  8. 38. Give 'em a big tick

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 November 2004 PEOPLE hereabouts tell me I really should have caught Tickawinda first time around. Back in 1979, Kath Richmond, Alison Tulloch, David Birchwood and Jim Schofield (yes, that one) comprised the resident group at the Rose & Crown Folk Club in Stalybridge.
  9. 39. Why we all love Lottie

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 June 2004 IT'S Monday afternoon and still we haven't got our interview with DJ Lottie who's playing at Stylus, a night that is surely becoming the coolest night to hear house music in the north west. Sorry Liverpool, you have to deal with it.
  10. 40. Bradley Walsh's fantasy football

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 08 November 2004 BRADLEY Walsh is on striking form as Coronation Street's roguish love rat, Danny Baldwin. But, for all the fun and games in Weatherfield, the actor would prefer to be playing football. And he's written a fantasy children's book on the subject.
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