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Review: Pop Hitmakers Shine On UK NetAid Stage

The UK's NetAid benefit concert, held at London's Wembley Stadium last Saturday (10/9), was virtually a Live Aid for the Nineties, as artists who played at the Bob Geldof-organized show in 1985--such as David Bowie [ tickets ], George Michael [ tickets ] and Bryan Adams [ tickets ]--also topped this year's bill. Attendees of the massive concert, which aimed to raise funds for people in Kosovo and The Sudan, were also likely to have been fervent Live Aid supporters, as most appeared to be middle-aged, upper middle-class ex-Yuppies. / Read more

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