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thisisUll.com Home Page Pictures for 2004,
Gallery 10 By Mo
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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.
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Photograph Gallery
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Photograph Gallery
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Album Reviews -
The 59 Violets - Prime Numbers
By Steve Rudd
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First things first, a bit of vital number crunching: the debut album from North Lincolnshire's
va-va-vooming 59 Violets four-piece is 40 minutes long and spread over 11 fantastic songs.
Each and every track is moulded around some superb melodies, as these boys wield both the
pop
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Single Reviews Torso Horse - The Invisible Event
(eight-track album/ Native) By Steve Rudd Release Date: Nov 1st 2004
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Over the past four years, Bridlington band Torso Horse has truly - and deservedly -
dominated the Goth-Metal scene in East Yorkshire in style.
This uncompromising eight-track release is their second album, and the eagerly anticipated
follow-up to their rapturously
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Single Reviews - Ox - Blood (mini-album/ Co-Pop)
By Steve Rudd
Release Date: November 1st 2004.
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Oh I do like to be beside the seaside when super-talented acoustic-based duos in the
shape of Ox materialise from towns such as Brighton, as Ox band
members in multi-instrumentalists Jim Oxborrow and John Etkin-Bell have.
Jim sings, with his sensitive voice being
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Single Reviews - Hoobastank - The Reason (Mercury)
By Steve Rudd
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It's been almost impossible to avoid this radio-friendly tune over the past few weeks, as it
has literally taken the world by storm. Over in the US it was the Number One airplay
record for five weeks, before basking in the glory of being the Number Three most
played track in
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Album Reviews - Joesolo - An Exile In Suburbia
By Nick Quantrill
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History lesson - Lithium Joe were much more than graffiti on the Hull train
station wall. Whilst the majority of Hull bands are happy to settle for receiving meaningless
platitudes from their mates and being great in the local clubs,
Lithium Joe was different.
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CD Reviews -
Khi (6-track Demo) By Steve Rudd
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This quartet's high-octane How Would I Know anthem might thematically speak of all the time that
people tend to waste in life, during non-productive days that serve nobody and nothing.
To the contrary, this hugely exciting Hull band (that has been on the go for some years
now) most
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Single Reviews -
Mansun - Slipping Away (EMI)
By Steve Rudd
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Brace yourselves, for this is the last-ever single release from those
loveable Chester-based boys. Sadly, they decided to call it a day whilst
recording their fourth, as-yet-unreleased album.
On the upside though, and to help die-hard fans get over the initial
loss, Mansun are
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Single Reviews - The Departure - Be My Enemy (EMI)
By Steve Rudd
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Northampton dudes The Departure are dutifully setting the rock 'n' roll-loving nation
alight with their upbeat and hugely melodic brand of excellence.
Would you be my enemy? It's easier that way!, sings versatile vocalist David Jones,
as the band behind him
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