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thisisUll.com Home Page Pictures for 2004,
Gallery 2 By Mo
Continued from
This is a 10 page picture gallery of thisisUll.com home page pictrues for January to December 2004 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.
Photograph Gallery   Gallery 1,   Gallery 2,   Gallery 3,   Gallery 4,   Gallery 5,   Gallery 6,   Gallery 7,   Gallery 8,   Gallery 9,   Gallery 10,
Music Reviews - Smash it Up! Dead or American, Windum Earl, The Favours, Minions of Jeffrey At the Adelphi, Hull Thursday 6th May 2004 By Dick Spring

Music Reviews - Saturday Night Was More Than Alright - Sidewinder , Park&Ride, Onelickless at The Adelphi - Saturday 8th May 04 By Paul Monkman
Sports - Beverley Annual 10k Race and Fun Run By Mo
Sports - Beverley Annual 10k Race and Fun Run By Mo
Sports - Beverley Annual 10k Race and Fun Run By Mo


Music Reviews - After the Silence, The Bonnitts and The Cardinals Under the Influence Hull Adelphi 12th May
By special guest Reviewer Lee - from
www.Hullscene.com.
Music Reviews - Friday 14th May at The White Room Dumpvalve + Blind Frog Ernie By Barney Gumble
Music Reviews - One Lick Less, Park & Ride, Sidewinder at The New Adelphi Club, Hull Saturday 8th May 04 By Douglas Colvin
Music Reviews - Flatline, The City Ghost's, Displacements, Green Ginger and Bundy at Springfield on the Common, Hull - Thursday 20th May 2004 By Dick Spring
Articles - Made In Hull - Part 3 The Calm before, (The Storm) By Maurice Fairfield

Music Reviews - Inner Terrestrials, Die For, Flatline (with Greg) Adelphi, Hull 21st March 2004 By Dick Spring Music Reviews-The Ordinary Boys,Mower,The Applewhites, The Hideaways at Adelphi, Hull 10 March By Dick Spring
Diary of Events - The Humber Mouth 2004 News - FISH KILLER ON THE LOOSE?
Sports - Take Me to the River - Carp Anglers by Mo Articles - Is Hull really No.1 Crap Town?
Photograph Gallery   Gallery 1,   Gallery 2,   Gallery 3,   Gallery 4,   Gallery 5,   Gallery 6,   Gallery 7,   Gallery 8,   Gallery 9,   Gallery 10,

Going Down - The Leeds Festival, Bramham Park August Bank Holiday Weekend 2004 By Steve Rudd
One of the finest rock-orientated festivals of any given summer season, this was the second time that the massive 3-day event was held at Bramham Park, which is a beautiful site on the eastern fringes of Leeds - and that has previously been used for horse trials. Read more...

Going Down - The V Festival 2004 By DJ Chris Plant
Well, I managed to get 2 tickets for me and my friend Alex on Ebay for £140 (including camping on the campsite next to V Campsite). We set off at 7am on Friday 20th August to beat the early birds and to make sure that we had a good place to pitch the tent. We packed loads of stuff Read more...

Going Down - Grassroots Festival 2004 - 450 photos of Saturday 28th/ Sunday 29th August Events
Checkout this years photograph galleries for the fourth annual Grassroots Festival 2004. It's my second report on Grassroots and after being so impressed with last years festival I was keen to get going. I invite you to browse these galleries and send in anything you would like to say about the day's events. Read more...

Going Down - Oak Leaf Gathering (or Carry On Pagan)
By Rich Mills
Oak Leaf gathering is an annual event, bringing together pagans from all over the country for a weekend. In the setting of Lime Tree farm, the whole thing had an air of mystery. Not just the wonderful stone circle, or the fantastic Iron-age round-house, not even the beauty of the Yorkshire countryside that surrounded us. Read more...

Going Down - Grounation Hull Jazz Festival 31st July
By Jane Foster
Grounation were the first and the final act to go on today, and they didn't disappoint. They're a jazz-funk-hip-hop outfit consisting of mainly Hull born musicians. Apparently they got together specifically for this year's Jazz festival, but they intend to carry on as a band, they told me. They've got a good combination Read more...

Going Down - African Spectacular Albert Nyathi & Imbongi Hull Jazz Festival 31st July By Michelle Dee
Oh what a treat the highly acclaimed Zimbabwean poet and his stunning group Imbongi (praise poets) performing at the Hull Jazz festival 2004. It was a grey drizzly day in Queens Gardens, the sky threatened us with a downpour but my spirits would not be dampened. The musicians from Imbongi started to play. Read more...

Going Down - Grounation Hull Jazz Festival 31st July By Hollie Peck and Michelle Dee
The Hull-based jazz outfit opened the Jazz Festival in Queens Gardens in fine style. An audience of about 200 -300 jazz enthusiasts came to listen to Grounation's unique fusion of Jazz/Funk/Hip-Hop musical stylings. The four permanent members of Grounation have being rehearsing together for Read more...

Going Down - Dixons Gala Charity Night in aid of Headway - 27th July At The Goodfellowship Inn By Darren Ralph
Tuesday night at the Goodfellowship Inn saw the return of the third annual charity gala night organised by the staff of Dixons Group. This years fundraising was in aid of Headway the brain injury charity. The night got off to an unexpected start; the stand in band who were booked earlier that day due to the original Read more...

Going Down - Dixons Gala Charity Night in aid of Headway - 27th July At The Goodfellowship Inn By Lucy Jackson
Where do I start? Working at Dixons xL in Hull and having being involved in the organisation of two such events previously, I thought that providing all was well planned, what could go wrong? To be honest, right up until the actual morning of the day itself, all had gone particularly well. The organisation begins Read more...

Going Down - Abseiling for Charity By Michelle Dee
A month ago an email was passed on to me about a charity event to take place at the Humber Bridge on the 18th of July. The charity was the RNIB who work to improve the lives of the blind and partially sighted. My sister Charlotte is blind in one eye so this worthy cause struck a particular chord with me. Read more...

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