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One of the most outrageous and Punk moments of ’76-77 didn’t take place in the UK, or the USA. It oddly enough took place in
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One of the most outrageous and Punk moments of ’76-77 didn’t take place in the UK, or the USA. It oddly enough took place in
Manchester- April 14th 1978- the venue is Rafters, a basement club/venue on Oxford Street that put on live gigs a few times each week. On
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