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thisisUll.com Home Page Pictures for 2005.
Gallery 5 By Mo
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This is a 7 page picture gallery of thisisUll.com home page pictrues
for January to December 2005 for you to enjoy.
Happy Holidays from Cilla and Mo and a big thank you to every single contributor for participating in
the thisisUll.com adventure.
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Music News - The Sesh Column - DJ Mak's Festive Rant
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Time to reflect. 2005 has to go down as a great year in my book. I've thoroughly enjoyed my work at various events across the city. Everyone has seemed up for it.
Positivity has reigned supreme. Talent has emerged from all quarters.
The creative folk of the city have been stimulated and encouraged, and the good people of Hull have got together and finally made things
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Single Reviews - Coldplay - Talk (Parlophone) Reviewed by Steve Rudd |
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First there was Speed Of Sound.
Then these guys returned to literally haunt us and to Fix You.
Now all Coldplay wanna do is Talk.
And if they want to talk, the masses will sure as hell listen.
This is the third single to have thus far been swiped from their
stupendously successful X & Y album, and - as always - it is an anthem
dominated by both frontman Chris Martin
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Album Reviews - The Raindogs - The Adventures Of The Raindogs (Three Track Demo) By Steve Rudd
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Hull-based quartet The Raindogs are understandably turning ears in their direction with their
uniquely spirited brand of indie-fied rock 'n' roll, that magically manages to be damn
catchy come the choruses of all these three songs.
Stop Smiling is up first, and straight away band front man Martin Clappison stuns the senses with his
extraordinary voice: a voice that is
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Single Reviews - Silversun - Immediate (Invisible Hands) Reviewed by Steve Rudd |
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God, no! The 'Sun front man in James Broad was recently injured whilst making the accompanying video to
Immediate... or so it has been alleged, when Mr. Broad thought that he was James Bond for a
while and went hell for leather to emulate some of the secret agent's stunning stunts for
the aforementioned video.
Long story short, he injured himself. Details are
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Single Reviews - Patrolman Pete - Ready To Roll (MX3) Reviewed by Steve Rudd |
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Bob the Builder has effectively already been here and done this, but this twee novelty
single release still has its wide-eyed and wholly innocent charms, and - at the time of
writing - seems destined to scale the charts in leaps and bounds, with the odds
on it being 2005's Christmas Number One literally increasing day by day.
The AA-affiliated, two and a half minute song
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Single Reviews - Athlete - Twenty Four Hours (Parlophone) Reviewed by Steve Rudd |
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Ever since these four guys released their Vehicles And Animals album, they've been an exciting band
to watch, but since the release of their more recent Tourist long-player, this quartet has
rightfully became very well known indeed. This stunning single release follows on from their
hugely popular Wires and Half Light singles, with this mid-paced anthem in
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Album Reviews - The Peasants - Champagne Lifestyle On A Lemonade Budget (Our True Records) By Steve Rudd
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Whatever you do, don't you dare judge this CD by its cover, that shows the
two young guys who make up this musically gifted duo - Jody McKenna and Dave Saxby.
They both look like mean-spirited rockers, and both were brought up on the biggest
council estate in Britain - Hull's Bransholme estate.
Yet, the style of music that these two make together is in fact sweet harmony.
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Album Reviews - Paparazzi Whore - I'd Rather Be Infamous Than Famous (DV8 Productions) Reviewed By Steve Rudd
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There aren't many bands around that allow their sound to be dominated by a bass-driven whirlwind of noise.
Paparazzi Whore are something of a unique band, in that there is no lead guitar melody in the mix, but
just bass guitar and rhythm guitar... both played by Chris Oaten, who is one of the four talented band members.
Fronted by the feisty Micci Oaten (who also plays
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