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'Morrissey's Manchester' by Phill Gatenby - book released May 20, 2002
posted by davidt on Monday May 20 2002, @08:30AM

 Phill Gatenby writes:

I am pleased to announce that the book 'Morrissey's Manchester', published by Empire Publications is released this month. The book will be available to buy direct from the publisher or from Amazon.

For further details www.morrisseys-manchester.com or the press release.

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    YAY scoobs (Score:1)
    Way to go, pal!

    love ya!
    vomit
    Seasick -- Monday May 20 2002, @10:18AM (#30011)
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      Sounds like a book worth having (Score:1)
      I really like my infrequent trips to Manchester and by he sound of it this book will help me enjoy it all the more. The thing that I really like is the idea that it's not JUST a Smiths tour guide but also a guide to the city in general but of course written by a Smiths fan. Perfect, can't wait to get it and take it to the next Star and Garter weekend.
      paulybob <draize1@hotmail.com> -- Tuesday May 21 2002, @09:26AM (#30141)
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        Mmmm yeah. (Score:0)
        As a Mancunian, makes me feel a bit ill actually.

        In all honesty the best of Morrisseys Manchester has fallen beneath bulldozers or become a car park/apartments. You can troop around The Lads Club as much as you like but you'd do far better hanging out at our best music venues and finding out about NEW Manchester.

        I hate letting it go, but we have to. Don't we?
        Anonymous -- Tuesday May 21 2002, @02:41PM (#30187)

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