Deadmau5

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Rod Stewart

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Manchester Orchestra

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Lee: ilikemusic because... It makes me want to rave my nut off

FRANKYNERO: ilikemusic because... its the only way i can really express myself
william young: ilikemusic because... The Boat That Rocked started the musical revolution for the musical nation.
Chuck, Simple Plan: ilikemusic because... It was always a way to escape whatever problems I was going through; whatever trouble I had, I could just put on a record or a song and feel better right away and I hope that our music can have the same effect on our fans.
Josh Ritter: ilikemusic because... It’s like an envelope that I can carry around with me wherever I go and I can unfold the letter at anytime.
Cesar Sangwa: ilikemusic because... it's there for me through thick and thin, highs and lows. I think about it when I wake up, and when I close my eyes to sleep. I like music because I'm in love with it!
joseph daniel: ilikemusic because... coz itz me huh
Sian Evans: ilikemusic because... when everyone you cared about lets you down (e.g. friends, boyfriend, parents) all at the same time music will always be there to pick you up and help you move on. ;-)
iona starr: ilikemusic because... it soothes my soul ;) x

Dodgy Chat To I Like Music

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ILM: How did you become aware of them?

Matthew: During the Dodgy fame in the nineties we had a guy who used to come and see us play live. He didn't follow us around but he was a bit of a character. He told us how he had been kicked out of his house and was sleeping rough. We tried to help him as much as we could, you know, we looked after him, gave him food and said "You know man, you've got to try and get yourself out of this." But we were always going onto the next town and we couldn't take him with us. Then we didn't see him for a while. But he eventually came back. We saw him and he looked great. He said he got help, a job and accomodation and that it was all down to Crisis. He said that it had been easy, that he'd been helped by real people who were understanding and not patronising, people that had been in similar situations. That's the first time I'd heard of Crisis. I hope that he's doing alright now.
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