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This is my personal site, so if you search here for pubbing or other places it will only return loved pubbing / places I have been to or plan to go to. Fingers crossed it will return those anyway...If you are interested in a more broader search please try loved on 'Folkestone Gerald, where I list national and international places...

As it turns out there are no pubbing / places concerning loved anyway. Is there something I have missed? Please let me know!

Heavy Stereo Colin "Gem" Archer who went on to join Oasis. I loved Heavy Stereo, nice bit of glam rock. Plus Embassy and Thermal, I think Thermal were local heroes... The Wedgewood Rooms 147b Albert Rd, Southsea, Hampshire PO4 0JW 023 9286 3911 [Thursday 6 July 1995]

Fluffy All girl rock, loved them at the time, they basically played gigs in their pants The Joiners 141 St Mary Street, Southampton, Hampshire SO14 1NS [Wednesday 27 September 1995]

Glastonbury 2000 Loved BLOODHOUND GANG, David Bowie, Pet Shop Boys, and Travis... Glastonbury Worthy Farm, Somerset [Thursday 22 June 2000]

Cooper Temple Clause First time I saw them and I loved them... Water Rats Theatre 328 Grays Inn Road, Kings Cross London WC1X 8BZ [Wednesday 29 November 2000]

Badly Drawn Boy RIP We loved the album, nice knowing you feller... [Wednesday 13 September 2000]

give a loved one a treat this summer! [Friday 23 April 2004]

Alternatively [Friday 23 April 2004]

How the music biz can live forever, get even richer, and be loved | The Register [Friday 24 September 2004]

That's a seriously long article - can you give us a synopsis?

Muddy [Friday 24 September 2004]

Muddy Funkster [Friday 24 September 2004]

Sherlock was good wasn't it? Loved the modern Sherlock Holmes on the BBC [Monday 26 July 2010]

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