:lol: :lol:

 

yes my computer is THAT bad :stunned:

eeeek

 

Mine was bad this morning, wouldn't open any progs. :stunned:

:dozey: i hate all this hi-tech malarky. it ALWAYS goes wrong :/

Yeah, though some inventions are quite good. ;) Nice avatar. :wink3:

why thank you :wink3:

 

i think he looks gorgeous :stunned: :wink3: like 'film star' gorgeous :wink3: :wink3:

He looks kinda cool. hehe In the not so literal sense.. errr attitude-wise. :idea2:

for once :P :lol:

 

aww your avatar is so cute :blush:

thank you :blush: sometimes, the microsecond I watch the avatar and I see his eyes only, I think it's him and not me (my ID). :stunned:

aww :blush: :D

that must be confusing :lol:

indeed hehe :stunned:

b.u.m.p.

ooh i missed this thread! *bumpity bump indeedy*

 

i had no time to post y'day, because i started a new job, and i was KNACKERED :/

awww good luck with new job :)

 

new album might come out in october btw

cheers, its going quite well at the mo :D

 

cant wait for new album :cool:

me eitherrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr :stunned:

 

somebody on the official board posted the two working titles he/she found at HMV or so.. can't remember the titles now.. does anybody here go to the official forum? lol

http://www.nme.com/news/109336.htm

Some New Manics News on here...

Bassist and lyricist Nicky Wire told NME.COM: "It's modern, shiny, pure pop, elegiac pop, It really is the poppiest album we've ever done. The mixer of Goldfrapp (Tom Elmhirst) has been working with us, and he's really given it a lovely sheen and a modern edge. We've been listening to The Associates, early New Order, Joy Division. It's 'The Holy Bible' for 35 year olds!"

 

there's more information on the site :)

thanks :)

 

when I read "poppiest" I was worried for a second, but the rest doesn't sound too bad :)

sounds pretty cool to me. i wait in anticipation :dizzy2:<thats me 'anticipating' apparently :stunned: :lol:

 

MANIC STREET PREACHERS frontman JAMES DEAN BRADFIELD has turned his hand to production once more.

 

Fans of the band, who release their new album 'Life Blood' this autumn, may notice a Spectorish similarity between the band's production circa 'Everything Must Go' and the debut single from London-based duo Johnny Boy.

 

That's because production on 'You Are The Generation That Bought More Shoes And You Get What You Deserve' is credited to Bradfield and longtime Manics producer Dave Eringa.

 

The song is getting a nationwide release via Vertigo on August 9 after proving a hit on Welsh indie label Boobytrap.

 

Bradfield, who married his longtime girlfriend earlier this month, has produced other bands before, most notably with less-than-successful Manchester punks Northern Uproar.

 

Meanwhile, the band have finished 'Life Blood', their seventh studio album, and it is set for release in October. Bassist and lyricist Nicky Wire told NME.COM: "It's modern, shiny, pure pop, elegiac pop, It really is the poppiest album we've ever done. The mixer of Goldfrapp (Tom Elmhirst) has been working with us, and he's really given it a lovely sheen and a modern edge. We've been listening to The Associates, early New Order, Joy Division. It's 'The Holy Bible' for 35 year olds!"

 

the whole article from nme.com :cool: :)

yayyyy :)

 

the news are like a bday present for you ;)

i feel like a certain birthday girl has stepped on my toes :P

:lol: yes i do that quite often. and im allowed to, being the birthday girl :P

the first single will be out in few days, no? or is it just the radio broadcast thingy?

the first single will be out in few days, no? or is it just the radio broadcast thingy?

i havent heard anything about it :stunned: :o :o