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My Bloody Valentine was an influential dream pop/shoegazer band, formed in 1984 in Dublin, Ireland. They released two albums ("Isn't Anything" in 1988 and "Loveless" in 1991) and several EPs before disappearing in the mid-90s from the music scene.

Resources in This Category

• Kevin Shields/My Bloody Valentine Since Loveless

  http://mybloodyvalentine2.tripod.com/
  Discography of Kevin Shields and My Bloody Valentine since 1992, with emphasis on side projects and remixes.

• Komakino Fanzine: My Bloody Valentine

  http://www.inkoma.com/pages/my_bloody_valentine.html
  MP3 downloads and pictures.

• My Bloody Valentine

  http://www.st.rim.or.jp/~seven/artist/mbv/mybloody.html
  Japanese fan site, with album covers and track lists.

• My Bloody Valentine News: Topix

  http://www.topix.com/who/my-bloody-valentine
  News about My Bloody Valentine continually updated from around the net.

• My Bloody Valentine: Loveless

  http://yaleherald.com/archive/xxviii/1999.10.15/ae/p15bloody.html
  My Bloody Valentine: Loveless album review.

• Perfect Sounds Forever - My Bloody Valentine

  http://www.furious.com/perfect/mbv.html
  A personal view of My Bloody Valentine.

• To Here Knows Web

  http://www.mybloodyvalentine.net/
  Fan site includes news, discography, lyrics, images, MP3 clips, tablature, and a forum.

• WholeNote: My Bloody Valentine Guitar Tab

  http://www.wholenote.com/tab/artist.asp?i=1912
  Features list of guitar tablature at WholeNote.com, with interactive on-line guitar lessons, and guitar tablature.

• Yahoo Music - My Bloody Valentine

  https://music.yahoo.com/artist/my-bloody-valentine/
  Message boards, song downloads, and links to related Yahoo Clubs.

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