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Frigging in the Rigging is probably the best B-side ever.

the font size NME use says a lot about its readership

what was previously a rival's festival brand

Carlsberg owned I think. Can see why they'd want to get their name involved in a rival's festival.

I predict some kind of entaglement incident.

nods head in agreement

used to manage her, in the early days(when she was even fatter and shitter). She's obviously seen how his career has taken off after his initial stint in A&R and wants a piece of that pie. Sod the hard work of making music, simply get paid to be a twat, which comes naturally to both Allen and Lamb.

about the Manchester show on Friday now, though unfortunately the Roadhouse is a sweatbox of a venue too.

where they're all having to play on the grass/mud as there is no stage?

that was on BBC's behind the scenes at Glastonbury? Was more punishment than entertainment.

that is all

hosted by Marti Pellow, coming to ITV daytime soon

has made me a combination of the two

second the nomination for These New Puritans.

'Not known well enough by the type of people who go the fest' a rapper such as Kanye West would be able to get people singing along, knowing his songs and lyrics. Jay-Z is going to have to work his bollocks off to get the place rocking with songs the audience probably won't know well. That's not a great situation for a headliner to be in. The exact opposite of this is why the Verve are a headline act, every twat can sing along to Bittersweet Symphony.

but it's their best song, which was my point

as a single is always a mistake: see MGMT too.

are maybe on the list as the token dance/electro album, which is fine if it means Crystal Castles aren't.

my mum loves Elbow. my dad loves the new Spititualized album.

Johnny Truant is a magnificent name.

Fort Nightly, I think was released over here this year on Fierce Panda. Fantastic album.

names.

not showing at Glastonbury. Wish you all the best if it is true Amy.

then I will laugh, cry and then laugh again. I'll do the same but in reverse order if Alopecia doesn't make it.

blimey I feel old now. As for Decksandrumsandrockandroll- probably one of the few big beat albums which might sound ok now.

Alopecia- Why?
Strange Breaks & Mr Thing- VA
Beat Pyramid- These New Puritans
Lay it Down- Al Green
Sessions- Carl Craig

best album cover of the year

was the first Ladytron album that I really loved so I'm initially finding Velocifero a disappointment. In the last paragraph of the review you really nail the flaws in the album, though I'd rate it 6/10 myself. The album suffers from a lack of proper songs and the tracks in Bulgarian attest to this, are a cop out.

I don't want to have to steal it

lame electro is lame electro.

And no, synths weren't invented last year.

you can just make out the sound of peoples heads exploding, unable to cope with the sheer genius of it.

is a single of the year contender in its own right.

but then Academy 3, I think anyway, makes for the best atmosphere. You can get to the front easy enough and also to the bar and still see the band.

(the review), from the 7/10 that everything else seems to get.

it's the way he gives it.

I love planet earth and stuff.

play an acoustic set then , in the dark, and not for a TV show.

I love Radiohead's music, not the preaching.

then it's not free is it?

is Skins odious, the finale itself, or both?

I need to know as my finger quite far from the pulse these days.

please

but I'm liking the We Are Physics and Broken Records songs.

plus the iLiKETRAiNS video is fantastic.

thanks Nemone. got to see Daft Punk for the price of a train ticker to Leeds.

Definitely wouldn't pay for any of this year. They've let o2 or possibly Sean Bean choose the lineup

staring intently at a picture of Posh Spice in Heat magazine?

She's a mentalist.

and didn't mean to sound critical of them, I look forward to hearing the full album.

I'm guessing there'll be plenty of room for dancing then.

And yes that is one seriously cool photograph.

and the chorus to Highness. Slightly surprised at the 7 though but good luck to them, after reading the excellent interview here the other day I think they're going to need it.

I hope he wins (for the record, I despise him, always did, though it's not his fault he replaced the excellent Gideon Coe) as the more successful he gets then the less likely he'll be to stay at 6music, polluting my lovely digital airwaves.

there's a half decent musician. I'm sitting on the fence on this one.

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