What with a commitment to peace in Northern Ireland, breaking news that another one of the 20th century's bitter disputes is now at an end link here (safe for work)
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I find it strangely encouraging: that the NME is written by people so dedicated to the music that they don't get distracted by the spelling of "feud" even when it's in the headline. -
I also remember that Oasis beat Blur to a number one chart spot in that era. Judging by the venom a Radio 1 female DJ spouted at the time, it was a London vs the rest of the country thang, so no surprise at the NME's write up. They obviously still haven't got over itOriginally posted by thunderlizard View PostI find it strangely encouraging: that the NME is written by people so dedicated to the music that they don't get distracted by the spelling of "feud" even when it's in the headline.
Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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