TheUglyOrganist

I have a friend who works for The Scott Mills show...Who often calls another friend of mine...'Right I'm going to ring you back in ten minutes, then you'll shortly be on air with Scott...You are Roger from Harlow, can you request Nelly's Hot in Herre?'
Radio 1 want you to believe that you have some kind of influence over what is played if you want it enough...You don't though, it's bullshit.

This is absolutely terrible...babes in toyland trash wank.

This is the sound of all the doors being blown open at muso-college...i.e wank.

Erm, Bloc Party are releasing it again...I know it's a different label, but what does that matter in the eyes of a fan? Like I said, nothing really wrong with it...
Forgive me for posting that last message three times...I'm new, and a bit click-happy.

A re-release of 'Banquet' was always on the cards wasn't it...I'm sure that The Parva Cheifs will re-release 'I Predict a riot' as well...Both bands will find themselves in the rare position of actually having re-couped their advances...nothing wrong with that really is there?, apart from the fact that we'll have to put up with hearing the songs another 1000 times...Why don't record companies save the obvious 'singles' until the band have a wide enough audience to capitalise on it? It seems a band only need two tracks...In through the door with one, release the second, grow bigger, then go for chart busters with the first track again...shit, answered my own question!

A re-release of 'Banquet' was always on the cards wasn't it...I'm sure that The Parva Cheifs will re-release 'I Predict a riot' as well...Both bands will find themselves in the rare position of actually having re-couped their advances...nothing wrong with that really is there?, apart from the fact that we'll have to put up with hearing the songs another 1000 times...Why don't record companies save the obvious 'singles' until the band have a wide enough audience to capitalise on it? It seems a band only need two tracks...In through the door with one, release the second, grow bigger, then go for chart busters with the first track again...shit, answered my own question!

A re-release of 'Banquet' was always on the cards wasn't it...I'm sure that The Parva Cheifs will re-release 'I Predict a riot' as well...Both bands will find themselves in the rare position of actually having re-couped their advances...nothing wrong with that really is there?, apart from the fact that we'll have to put up with hearing the songs another 1000 times...Why don't record companies save the obvious 'singles' until the band have a wide enough audience to capitalise on it? It seems a band only need two tracks...In through the door with one, release the second, grow bigger, then go for chart busters with the first track again...shit, answered my own question!

This is incredibly bland as a comeback single...sounds like the kind of song I would have thought Josh could write in his sleep...