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Terri Hooley recalls opening the Good Vibrations record shop and label on Belfast's most bombed street, sparking the city's punk scene.

How one record shop gave Belfast's punk scene a voice amid the Troubles.

During the 1970's, Northern Ireland was seen as a musical wasteland. Bands struggled to get recognition and found it difficult to be heard because of geography and politics. There were few outlets for people to go to hea

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