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The guide to events in central Scotland '
Thursday 8 — Thursday 22 July 2004
The Front
Glasgow's river festival . . . putting Twiggy on a pedestal . . . eyeball jewellery . . . plus letters on T in the Park and flattering conspwacytheones.
Highlights
12 The Pixies Despite the hype and the glory of today's pop industry. few bands can truly be said to have changed the
landscape of music. But the Pixies are one such band. Mark Robertson explains why the reformation of the Pixies is easily the highlight of the musical year.
16 T in the Park line-up The full rundown of all the bands on all the stages at Scotland’s finest pop festival.
18 Michael Moore American filmmaker Michael Moore specialises in rubbing people up the wrong way. But with his new film Fahrenheit 9/7 7. he surpasses himself: this time. he might even bring down the US government. Paul Dale assesses the man and his movie.
22 Street style Forget the pages of Vogue: what are people really wearing in urban Glasgow and Edinburgh this summer? We hit the streets to find out.
89 Phoenix It was four years in the making and it’s turned out to be one of the albums of the year. We take a listen to Phoenix's phenomenal A/phabetica/.
I 2 Four bottles of 35 South Wine for the Letter of the Issue
I 1 1 2 for 1 meals at Wagamama, win cases of Tennent’s Lager and Orange phones 4» Talk Time
I 27 Subscribe to The List and get a free £12 Stand Comedy membership and The List for less than £1.49
I 67 Win MTV Base CDs
I 99 Win wine packs
Eve"ts Film
Film index Film Iistings
Music
Rock 8 Pop listings JazszUngs
Folk 8 World listings Classical 8 Opera listings
Theatre Theatre 8 Dance listings
Comedy Gay
Clubs Clubs listings venues
Art
Gallery listings Kids
Spon
City Life
87 City Life listings
I The Goods
89 Buy it this fortnight 90 Books
92 Comics
92 Records
96 Games
96 DVD
98 TV
99 Food 8 Drink
100 Travel
I Classified
102 Recruitment 105 Flatshare 107 I Saw You
Rear View
112 Craig Hill 8 The Bureau of Oddities
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