Oh, Manchester, So Much To Answer For

Last night, I started paging through my old journals (see below). Unfortunately, I don't have those dating from my high school years, but do have them dating back to July of 1989. Back then, I put a lot of stuff in my journal, cut-out pictures and the like. I also scotch-taped into the front and back covers those little stickers from cassette covers - they still have them on CDs, these days, the ones that say "featuring the smash hits," et.al. The ones included in this journal, which goes from 7/20/89 to 7/16/90, are:
+Tin Machine ("file under: david bowie or tin machine")
+Soul II Soul, Keep On Movin'
+Public Image Ltd., 9
+Swing Out Sister, Kaleidoscope World
+Danny Wilson, Bebop Moptop
+The Pixies, Doolittle
+Happy Mondays, Bummed
+Melissa Etheridge, Brave and Crazy
+Pop Will Eat Itself, This is the Day... This is the Hour... This is This!
+Swans, The Burning World ("powerful...stark...hauntingly beautiful...")
+Sugarcubes, Here Today, Tomorrow Next Week!
+Soundtrack, Hiding Out
+Liza Minnelli, Results
+Neneh Cherry, Raw Like Sushi
+They Might Be Giants, Flood
+Peter Murphy, Deep
+Lenny Kravitz, Let Love Rule
+Morrissey, "Interesting Drug" maxi-single
+Morrissey, "Ouija Board, Ouija Board" maxi-single
+Morrissey, "November Spawned a Monster" maxi-single
+Public Enemy, Fear of a Black Planet
+Brent Bourgeois, "Dare to Fall in Love" cassingle
+Ryuichi Sakamoto, Beauty
+The Sundays, Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic
+Beats International, Let Them Eat Bingo
+D-Mob, A Little Bit of This, A Little Bit of That
+The Pursuit of Happiness, One-Sided Story
+Ice-T, The Iceberg/Freedom of Speech... Just Watch What You Say
And on vinyl:
+Terence Trent D'Arby, Neither Fish Nor Flesh
+R.E.M., Green singles box ("four 7" singles with color sleeves" and "color poster")