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1. 1. Spirit level

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 September 2003 WHATEVER you do, don’t discover Guided by Voices. They’ll steal your heart, seep into your mind with gasping melodies, and cause you to rush out - overdraft primed - to greedily devour the entire back catalogue.

2. 2. Stones keep rolling on

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 01 September 2003 THE Rolling Stones step on stage in Manchester on Friday, 40 years after they first played here. And the talk these days is as much about their age as their music.

3. 3. Warren Zevon - The Wind (Artemis)

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 September 2003 LAST year, Zevon, one of the most uniquely brilliant, wonderfully literate and intelligent, heart-stoppingly funny, heart-breakingly forlorn songwriters of his generation was diagnosed with terminal cancer.

4. 4. Suede return with Attitude

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 30 September 2003 FOLLOWING a brief tour of Spain the band will then return to the UK for five shows including one in Manchester, to promote the release in what promises to be a joyful celebration of Suede’s 14 year history. ManchesterOnline caught up with the band’s newest member, keyboardist and guitarist Alex Lee, to find how things are in Suede’s world.

5. 5. Academy date for Cockburn

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 September 2003 THE Canadian singer-songwriter arrives at the Academy to play tracks from latest release You've Never Seen Everything.

6. 6. Cooking With Elvis @ Bolton Octagon

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 September 2003 VERY rude, very crude and very funny, this hysterical black farce touches on so many taboo subjects that not so long ago audiences might well have stamped out in disgust.

7. 7. Packing a punch

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 September 2003 ONLY a few months back it was all wall-to-wall boybands around here, but those days are well and truly over.

8. 8. Curtains for the fantastic four

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 26 September 2003 STATISTICALLY the chance of a marriage lasting 40 years these days is pretty slim, but perhaps The Lindsays secret is that they avoid socialising together.

9. 9. All mixed up

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 September 2003 "I& think the days of vinyl are numbered,”&  says James Zabiela. “The reason I still use it is because I have so much, and it would take me a lifetime to transfer it all to CD.

10. 10. Bobby Bri-Nylon

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 04 September 2003 THOUGH most comedians have a day job when they first start out, combining farming with stand up is a bit of a contrast to say the least.

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