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Thursday 03 August 1995 23:02 BST

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Gallon Drunk

Their abrasive swamp-rock is an acquired taste, but live they bust skulls (and that's a recommendation). If Nick Cave had come from Mile End... 7pm tonight, LA2 (0171-434 0403).

1995 T in the Park

The unmissables: Black Grape, Tricky, Kylie and The Prodigy. The unmentionables: Paul Weller and The Beautiful South. Sat/Sun Strathclyde Country Park nr Glasgow (CC lines inc 0141-556 5555; 0171-420 0000; pounds 25 day/ pounds 45 weekend).

Perfume

More wet-behind-the-ears guitar pop for you to sneer at or fall in love with. 8pm Mon, Camden Dublin Castle (0171-485 1773).

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