Famous Double M people .......Marilyn Munroe , Mick Mccarthy, Micheal Moriaty , Mrs Miggins

[theclaw]

These guy off Master Mind - Magnus Magnusson or something like that.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Mother Mary .......its the weakest link so far , let it be , beatles

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These guy off Master Mind - Magnus Magnusson or something like that.

his wife Mrs Magnusson

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Mike Monroe, vocalist with one of the all time under-rated rock bands, Hanoi Rocks!

he looked like marilyn munroe

Pretty lad

[NYCBlue]

Master Mind.

[Moodybluebird]

A little bit. Nothing special. She is related to Bryan MacLean from Love who wrote Alone Again Or.

One of my all-time favourite songs. When I first heard it on the radio I thought it was the Moody Blues, it was so melodic. Many years later I bought Forever Changes by Love, which is a great album.

[The Bloop]

Martine McCutcheon
Mr Messy
Mr Muddle
Marilyn Manson
Minnie Mouse

[Harry Paget Flashman]

Miny Milk

[MOZZER2]

Miss Marple

[Lost Johnny]

Monster Magnet (Stoner rock metal band)
Mike Mills (REM)
Melba Moore (American soul singer)
Maria Muldaur (had a top 30 single in 1974 with the excellent Midnight at the Oasis)
Matching Mole (Prog rock band)
Mr Mister
Manfred Mann
Mrs Mills
Mike McGear
Malcolm McLaren

[J R Hartley]

Miss Marple

Jane to her friends

[J R Hartley]

Marco Materazzi. Zinedine Zidanes mate

[198bore]

Mo Mowlam

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Monster Magnet (Stoner rock metal band)
Mike Mills (REM)
Melba Moore (American soul singer)
Maria Muldaur (had a top 30 single in 1974 with the excellent Midnight at the Oasis)
Matching Mole (Prog rock band)
Mr Mister
Manfred Mann
Mrs Mills
Mike McGear
Malcolm McLaren

monster magnet , dopes to infinity

Lovely stuff

[Harry Paget Flashman]

Monster Munch.

[J R Hartley]

Morris Minor

[J R Hartley]

Minced Meat

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melody maker

Is that still going ?

[J R Hartley]

melody maker

Is that still going ?

I used to rob the cds off the front cover

[NYCBlue]

melody maker

Is that still going ?

Been gone a long time now. Outlasted Sounds by a few years. Can you still get a hard copy of NME?

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I used to rob the cds off the front cover

I left it alone , no metal in it

Students basically

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Been gone a long time now. Outlasted Sounds by a few years. Can you still get a hard copy of NME?

I don't know mate

I loved sounds but NME was too wishy washy studenty for me

I hated that back page column by Stephen Wells , pretentious tosser answering letters from pretentious tossers

Although some of the bands that us metal heads liked such as killing joke , Jesus lizard , Butthole Surfers , Black Flag , Minor Threat ......sort of guitar heavy stuff ....got a lot of coverage so it was worth a flick now and then

But when they hailed suede and pulp as the future I thought bollocks to that cobblers

Mark E Smith had a few issues with them

[NYCBlue]

Megan Mulally

[MOZZER2]

I don't know mate

I loved sounds but NME was too wishy washy studenty for me

I hated that back page column by Stephen Wells , pretentious tosser answering letters from pretentious tossers

Although some of the bands that us metal heads liked such as killing joke , Jesus lizard , Butthole Surfers , Black Flag , Minor Threat ......sort of guitar heavy stuff ....got a lot of coverage so it was worth a flick now and then

But when they hailed suede and pulp as the future I thought bollocks to that cobblers

Mark E Smith had a few issues with them

bought the NME from 1983-1988 . discovered the Jesus and Mary chain and the wedding present from that music paper

[NYCBlue]

I don't know mate

I loved sounds but NME was too wishy washy studenty for me

I hated that back page column by Stephen Wells , pretentious tosser answering letters from pretentious tossers

Although some of the bands that us metal heads liked such as killing joke , Jesus lizard , Butthole Surfers , Black Flag , Minor Threat ......sort of guitar heavy stuff ....got a lot of coverage so it was worth a flick now and then

But when they hailed suede and pulp as the future I thought bollocks to that cobblers

Mark E Smith had a few issues with them

I quite liked Steven Wells. He ended up living in Philadelphia and used to write for the local City Paper. Which is like an arts/culture free weekly. Back in the early to mid 90s it was the only way to find out about bands and shows.