Scans of Reading 91 NME Review

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Mothra
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I know, I know, its the NME, its a s**t paper, the bands it covers are 99% crap, but if anyone wants a trip down memory lane, try here (photo)

http://www.clarity.it/terminally-groovi ... -nme-1.jpg

and here (review)

http://www.clarity.it/terminally-groovi ... -nme-2.jpg

In terms of festivals that have actually happened (as opposed to fantasy line ups), probably as good a bill as I could ask for. And I wasn't there. Ain't life a s**t sometimes??!!?
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mh
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Ah yes, the dear old NME.
SGWBM Sleevenotes wrote:And no thanks at all to the NME
Shouldn't be surprised, really.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
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czuczu
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I remeber that - 's a decent review!

I'm pretty sure Dele Fadele played in the tent that weekend - didn't he used to sing for Welfare Heroine? (they did a blinding cover of Where Do You Go to My Lovely? btw ;) )
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