Pop: Five Big Guitar Sounds
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Page and Plant The Zeppelin duo blast through old and new material.
Wembley Arena (08-902 0902) Thur, Fri
Glenn Branca's Electric Guitar Swarm A highlight of the "American Pioneers" season.
Barbican, London EC2 (07-638 889) Sat
Mercury Rev US cult heroes support their excellent moody and melodic new album, Deserter's Songs.
Garage, London N5 (07-607 88) Wed
Stereophonics Increasingly popular Welsh pop rockers who have sold out all dates.
Leisure Centre, Hereford (0432 27878) Sat; Pyramid Centre, Portsmouth (0705 799977) Wed
Mansun Proggy Cheshire band completing a virtually sold-out tour.
Corn Exchange, King's Lynn (0553 773578) Sat; Brookes University, Oxford (0865 484750) Sun; Riviera, Torquay (0803 206333) Mon
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