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Appearing on the first ever episode of The Tube in 1982, The Jam tore through “The Modern World” with the sharp aggression that defined their live sound, a 1977 single later featured on This Is the Modern World during the height of the mod revival era.

Charging through Derby in December 1983, The Smiths delivered “This Charming Man” with the jangling guitar sound that defined their early years, a standalone single from 1983 that became one of their most iconic songs.

Bringing a faster, more frantic energy to the Top Of The Pops stage in 1997, Ocean Colour Scene delivered “100 Mile High City”, a track from Marchin’ Already from 1997 that showed a harder edge to their Britpop sound.

The Jam on U.S. late-night show 'Fridays', July 11, 1980 (part 1 of 2). 'Start!' #TheJam #WellerWednesday

30 years ago today, Oasis played their iconic Maine Road gig 😍

19 years since ‘Your Love Alone Is Not Enough’. A soaring duet with Nina Persson that became one of the Manics’ biggest hits. Revisit this Glastonbury performance from 2007: youtube.com/watch?v=XvQ-rW…

@XMartinsMusicX ACR?

My Top 10 Favourite Manchester Bands... who are you adding? 1. The Smiths 2. Joy Division 3. The Stone Roses 4. Happy Mondays 5. New Order 6. Oasis 7. Magazine 8. The Fall 9. The Charlatans 10. Buzzcocks

the Stanley Road period was something else.. Paul Weller - I Walk on Gilded Splinters (Jools Holland 1995) ▶️

The moment Leeds United booked a place at Wembley… 🏟️ As described by @apopey and @jon_newsome. #LUFC

#np LOVE - My Little Red Book