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Enda Mullen-BP

16:09, 30 MAY 2014
Updated16:23, 30 MAY 2014

U2 came to the Locarno in Birmingham in 1981 to promote their second album October1 of 11
The Who2 of 11
The Rolling Stones in 19633 of 11
REM4 of 11
Pink Floyd5 of 11
Morrissey6 of 11
Led Zeppelin7 of 11
Elton John8 of 11
Members of Black Sabbath, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward, Tony Iommi and Ozzy Osbourne9 of 11
Davy Jones & The Lower Third10 of 11
The Beatles in their dressing room in 196311 of 11

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