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Level 42; Squeeze: Crystal Palace, London
Live Review by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, October 1991
THE MICRO-economic indicators at Crystal Palace Bowl are contradictory: the touts are offering tickets at "less than box office price" but with the opening act ...
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Level 42: Standing In The Light (Polydor)
Review by David Quantick, NME, September 1983
BRITFUNK... THERE'S a lot of it about. From the half-Bakered whine of 'AEIOU' to the anonymous disaster that is David Grant, these isles are responsible ...
Profile and Interview by Chris Salewicz, Face, The, November 1983
IN THE HITCHHIKERS Guide To The Galaxy the number 42 is revealed as the clue to The I Meaning Of Life. This is the origin ...
Interview by Mark Sinker, NME, March 1987
"I pre-empted the Doctor Martens thing, you know." ...
Level 42: The Most Famous Thumb in Rock
Interview by Stuart Maconie, Q, April 1994
NOW WHO would live in a house like this? one thinks, as the taxi traverses the length of the drive and passes between the ornamental ...
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