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troilus

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70's nights in Manchester
« on: 20:02:27, 19/08/08 »
I do believe there is a hotel somewhere in Manchester that has 70's nights or weekends
Does anyone know of it and more importantly has anyone been to any of the nights

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celeste

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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #1 on: 20:06:09, 19/08/08 »
Arthur may know, pm him if no-one replies ;)
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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #2 on: 20:52:02, 19/08/08 »
thanks celeste but who is arthur?
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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #3 on: 20:56:13, 19/08/08 »
Arthur is an author, poet, ex-cult member and Manchester socialite
-  he lives in Moston, Manchester

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troilus

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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #4 on: 23:40:28, 19/08/08 »
WOW.......he sounds a vary busy man, will he have time for me?
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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #5 on: 00:01:17, 20/08/08 »
He is very helpful, and goes to a lot of events, bars etc around Manchester
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troilus

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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #6 on: 16:52:01, 20/08/08 »
argh thanks for that celeste, you are very helpful....................always  ;)
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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #7 on: 17:13:23, 20/08/08 »
that's ok, were the seventies any good, music-wise?   I get the era mixed up with the eighties
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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #8 on: 17:31:48, 20/08/08 »
I an told they was celeste,  ;D I wasnt there for all of it  ;)
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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #9 on: 17:44:39, 20/08/08 »
I bet you didn't miss much, I missed glam-rock thank goodness  (were Slade glam-rock?  surely not)
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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #10 on: 17:50:08, 20/08/08 »
the glammest Celeste

who did you like from the eighties then
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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #11 on: 17:53:29, 20/08/08 »
Kajagoogoo

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Modern Romance


I always went for the hit song

I didn't buy any Queen albums until the nineties

I liked Marc Bolan's voice too
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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #12 on: 17:53:13, 28/07/12 »
70's music was the best I did my growing up in the 70's T REX Led ZEp Free Deep Purple I loved my guitar riffs still do.
Yes I had read Arthurs profile sounds a fascinating bloke
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Re: 70's nights in Manchester
« Reply #13 on: 15:49:02, 23/01/13 »
70's music was my era, too.  Zeppelin, Bowie, Lou Reed, Pink Floyd, Free, Can, New York Dolls - saw them all.  I could go on forever (and usually do.) 
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