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MEDIA NEWS IN BRIEF: NME Awards.
Oasis won best British band at last week's NME Awards, but it was their old rivals Blur who stole the spotlight, with their first public performance since announcing their reformation. The band's singer Damon Albarn was joined on stage by guitarist Graham Coxon, who left the band in 2002, for a performance of ...
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