This week just gone
The most popular stories published five years ago that were read this month have been:
1. Pop papers: Brody Dalle probed while Lydon claims ownership of phrase
2. Natalie Imbruglia announces plans to wed Daniel Johns
3. RIP Kevin Macmichael of Cutting Crew
4. Pop papers: Paul Carr's London News Review launches while Julie Burchill takes on So Solid Crew
5. Tony Hadley to fight John Piennar while Cilla Black goes GAY
6. Fred Durst: Thoughts on the Rhode Island fire
7. Great White drummer in three-car smash
8. Jason Gross' top choices for 2002
9. 365 day project launches
10. 6Music revives Roundtable
Releases at least worth consideration this week:
Drever, McCusker & Woomble - Before The Ruin
Amanda Palmer - Who Killed Amanda Palmer?
Michael Franti & Spearhead - All Rebel Rockers
Wreckless Eric and Amy Rigby - Wreckless Eric and Amy Rigby
The Streets - Everything Is Borrowed
Christophe Beck - Buffy The Vampire Slayer: The Score
Stephane Pompougnac - Hotel Costes 11
The Cure - Hypnogogic States [EP]
Hue And Cry - Open Soul [Premium collector's edition, apparently]
Little Man Tate - Nothing Worth Having Comes Easy
April March - Paris In April
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