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1. 1. Dylan single 'top moment that changed the world'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 04 August 2005 BOB Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone has come top of a list of 100 music, movie and TV moments that have changed the world. The magazine Uncut asked industry experts and movie and music icons to name their seminal moments from the past 50 years.

2. 2. Babies' chamber potty music

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 August 2005 CELLIST Jennifer Langridge says you're never too young to learn classical music - even in the womb!

3. 3. Alfie - Crying At Teatime (Regal)

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 August 2005 IT& may come dressed occasionally in the gaudier clothing of west coast pop, but Alfie's music has a tinge of folk about it too, Lee Gorton's world-weary voice operating in the kind of territory whence you would expect a song about sallying forth one morning in May.

4. 4. Lemar leads way in Mobos race

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 25 August 2005 Lemar leads the way at this year's Mobo Awards with five nominations. The former Fame Academy star is up against Joss Stone for the title of UK act of the year.

5. 5. Nicola's mum sings her lyrics.

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 10 August 2005 AS the trail of tattered careers from shows such as Pop Idol proves, the music industry is notoriously difficult to crack. Many a teenage dream has been left in ruins after eager young artists are dropped without a second thought by profit-conscious labels.

6. 6. Busy time for ex-Pooka star

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 August 2005 SOME of you no doubt harbour fond memories of Manchester-based Pooka, the girl duo comprising Sharon Lewis and Natasha Jones. Now Sharon has teamed up with American singer-songwriter Rose Polenzani for two shows in the region this week.

7. 7. Clare College Choir - Light Of The Spirit (Collegium)

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 August 2005 JOHN RUTTER'S old choir is still in excellent shape, judging by this compendium of sacred music ranging from Gregorian chant and Hildegard of Bingen to Rautavaara, Ligeti, Tavener - and Rutter.

8. 8. Get your wellies out, it's V Festival time

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 August 2005 IT'S time to clean the mud from your tents after Glastonbury and prepare yourself for more fresh air and pure noise as Manchester music legends Oasis and Ian Brown help V Festival celebrate its 10th anniversary this weekend.

9. 9. The Pixies get Frank

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 26 August 2005 DAVID Bowie and Bono love them - "I found it just about the most compelling music of the whole eighties," opined Dame David, while Bono simply says they are "one of America's greatest ever bands". The Pixies play the Apollo tonight.

10. 10. Gwen Stefani - Cool (Island)

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 30 August 2005 WHILE& sales of her Love Angel Music Baby album are incredible, it’s unlikely Cool will move things forward too much.

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