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ATL Remembers Stevie Martin, Rainy Boy Sleep
Across The Line
Stevie Martin, Rainy Boy Sleep, tragically passed away in August 2016. In this special feature, we celebrate the music and the person.
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ATL Remembers... REM at Slane Castle
Across The Line
Rigsy takes a road-trip to Slane Castle, recalling his first gig - REM performing there in the summer of 1995.
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ATL Remembers... Mercury Rev at The Limelight
In this special archive feature, ATL looks back at Mercury Rev's seminal 1999 gig in The Limelight, Belfast.
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ATL Remembers... Agnelli & Nelson's 'El Niño'
Across The Line
In this archive feature, Stuart Bailie looks back at '98 trance hit, 'El Niño'.
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ATL Remembers - That Petrol Emotion's 'Big Decision'
Across The Line
ATL revisits That Petrol Emotion's 1987 release, 'Big Decision'.
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The Life of The Nerve Centre
Across The Line
A space for live music, talent development, film, new media and education - the origins of The Nerve Centre in Derry/Londonderry dates back to the summer of 1988, when left wing activist and singer Billy Bragg came town....
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Orbital And The ‘Belfast’ Story
Across The Line
Upcoming DJ and promoter David Holmes booked Orbital for the Art College, Belfast, 12 May, 1990. Despite Orbital’s fears about the city’s reputation during the conflict, it was a phenomenal night...
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ATL Remembers… On The Radio, During The Conflict
Across The Line
In this archive story, veteran radioheads such as Mike Edgar, Davy Sims, Henry McDonald and Louise Gallagher recall just how they carried the news on Across the Line during the conflict in N.Ireland.
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ATL Remembers.... At The Drive In, at The Empire
Across The Line
Featuring archive audio from the night, ATL looks back at the December 2000 gig in The Empire, Belfast by At The Drive In
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ATL Remembers...Hot Press Rock & Pop Awards 1998
Across The Line
It was the night that Bono, Adam Clayton, Morrissey, Sinead O’Connor, Ash, The Divine Comedy, David Holmes, Mani from Primal Scream and Shane MacGowan came to Belfast for an excellent party. It was also the night that a political settlement was hammered out - The Good Friday Agreement.
