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Week 28
Books 30
The World According To Clarkson Vol 2 - Jeremy Clarkson****
When We Were Very Young - A A Milne****
The Timewaster Letters - Robin Cooper**
The Savage Garden - Mark Mills***
Now We Are Six - A A Milne****
AVSI : Christianity - Linda Woodhead****
100 Great Wonders Of The World - John Baxter****
The Lover - Marguerite Dumas**
Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep - Philip K Dick****
Zak - Frances Thomas***
10)
Ringworld - Larry Niven****
Selling Out - Justina Robson*
AVSI : Freud - Anthony Storr***
Gardens Of The Moon - Steven Erickson****
The Prevention Of Food Poisoning - Jill Trickett***
The Religion - Tim Willocks****
Pies And Prejudice - Stuart Maconie***
The Uncommon Reader - Alan Bennet*****
Deadhouse Gates - Steven Erikson*****
Memories Of Ice - Steven Erikson*****
20)
Going To Extremes - Nick Middleton****
AVSI : The Koran - Michael Cook***
Never Hit A Jellyfish With A Spade - Guy Browning***
In Search Of The World's Worst Writers - Nick Page***
My Life In Orange - Tim Guest****
Midnight Tides - Steven Erikson*****
Hammer Of The Gods : Led Zeppelin Unauthorised - Stephen Davis**
The Bonehunters - Steven Erikson*****
Behold The Man - Michael Moorcock****
Alice's Adventures In Wonderland - Lewis Carroll****


Crecy - Warren Ellis****
Transmetropolitan 8-10 - Warren Ellis*****
Girls 1-4 - The Luna Brothers****
Fables - Bill Willingham*****
The Walking Dead - ****

Fur And Gold - Bat For Lashes****
The Meanest Of Times - Dropkick Murphys****
So Jealous - Tegan & Sara***
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A New Begining - La Ventura****
Stations Of The Dead - Zen Motel***
Cruel Sister - Rachel Unthank & The Winterset****
The Bairns - Rachel Unthak & The Winterset*****
The Bird Of Music - Au Revoir Simone**
Market Harbour - Ginger ****
Mercury - Laika Dog***
Dig!!! Lazarus Dig!!! - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds****
Three Legs Of Trouble - Stonerider***
Runnin' Wild - Airbourne*****
Kingdom Of Sorrow - Kingdom Of Sorrow***
H.A.A.R.P. - Muse*****
Music Of The Spheres - Mike Oldfield***
Songs From The Sparkle Lounge - Def Leppard****
Good To Be Bad - Whitesnake****
Princes Alice And The Broken Arrow - Magnum****
Wings Of Heaven Live - Magnum****

Inflikted - The Cavalera Conspiracy****
Blooddrunk - Children Of Bodom***
Do It! - Clinic***
Youth Novels - Lykke Li***
Here We Stand - The Fratellis****
Chant - The Cistercian Monks of Stift Heiligenkreuz****
The Alchemy Index Vols 1-4 - Thrice****/*
The Scarecrow - Avantasia****
Silver Spoons & Broken Bones - Stone Gods*****
Limbo, Panto - Wild Beasts****
Nostrodamus - Judas Priest****
Rise and Fall, Rage And Grace - The Offspring***
Wake The Sleeper - Uriah Heep****
Dirtnap Sampler 2008***
Last Orders EP - Guns On The Roof****
Prog Spawn - Various (Classic Rock Presents...)***

Crackhouse Allstars - Carpe Diem*
The Almighty, Head Inc. - Rio's Leeds
Kerrang Tour 2008 @ Leeds Uni Refectory 04/02/08, Coheed & Cambria*****, Madin Lake***, Fightstar****, Circa Survive*
G.U. Medicine, Guns On The Roof, Beasts @ The Parish, Huddersfield 17/07/08

The Futures Shiraz '06*****

The Adelphi, Leeds***
Farsyde, Ilkley*****
Piccolino, Ilkley****
Shanti, Kirkstall***
China Red, Horsforth***
El Lance, Vera****
The Tempest Arms, Elslack****
Brasserie Blanc, Leeds**
Saffron, Guiseley****
Bar T'at, Ilkley

Lost Series 1****
Lost Series 2****
Lost Series 3***
Lost Series 4***
Casino Royale*****
A Night At The Museum***
American History X****
World Trade Centre***
A History Of Violence****

Pen-y-ghent
Otley Chevin
Ilkley Moor

Name: Yorkshire Soul
Location: Ilkley, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

I've been to all sorts of nice places, home and abroad, I've met all manner of good folk, but I'm a child of the Dales, of the hills and streams, the moors and rocks, Yorkshire's in my soul.

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Sunday, September 26, 2004

Gig Review - Magnum at Bradford Club Rio ****

For once, the doors at Rio open on time, they still only have two bar staff for six hundred people though, I solve this by getting in three pints at at a time.

When bands get to this age, Bob Catley and Tony Clarkin seem to be about the same age as my parents, they're not really going to get many new fans, old bands don't often break back into the big time. If they were good in their day though, they can continue to do this, pack out mid size venues with die hard supporters.

I chatted to a few folk, and amongst the locals there are a lot of people who are following the band around most of this ten date UK tour, an IT manager from Southampton, a charming Glasweigan couple, and then I bumped into these two.............




Superstars of rock!! Simon Shagouri and Andy Brown from Under Lock And Key. We havn't seen each other in about ten years so it was nice to have a pint and a natter and catch up. Tragedy though, just as Andy is saying they have supported Magnum before, Bob Catley walks up and asks why are they not on the tour ? Blank looks all round, a breakdown in communication between the bands has meant that ULAK have been missed from the bill, and thus we get no support band tonight.




Magnum take to the stage, the great thing about these boys is that they really can play well, and Catley is an accomplished singer. I didn't take any notes, but from memory they play 'Brand New Morning' , 'The Blue And The Grey' , 'Wild Swan' and an old classic that gets a rapturous reception, 'All Englands Eyes'.




The band now have ex-Thunder drummer Harry James, Mark Stanway on keyboards and Al Barrow on bass, they are a good tight unit, they perform with zeal and give a profesional performance, Catley especially seems to relish tonights set.




Good show, the tracks from the new album seem to indicate a good return to form for the band, and although the days are long gone since they played to 60,000 people at the Garden Party, they put on a damn good show in front of a few hundred in Bradford.
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