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So I wonder when this will be? I need more than 2 days notice really... I'm going to london from the 24th to 26th of June, so I'm hoping against hope it'll be then!!

omg, now we wait!!

Form submitting!!! :O

okay, i can see it, clicked on link, loading...

This isn't good :(

Mine just crashed AGAIN

I think mines loading...

Stupid BBC

:(

Do you reckon tickets are transferrable? Is it possible I could win some then give them to someone else? Just hypothetically speaking...

All this hatred and scheming!! I don't think its live yet Semy

Wow! You're soo lucky!! :D Unusual to play Chinese Sleep Chant, did you get any of the lyrics? And did they mention the leak?

Ooh, major flaw in your argument, if you want the best audio quality (hence the Sennheisers), wouldn't it be worth waiting for the CD and getting a 320Kbps rip instead of making do with the mediorce quality rip? ;)

ceci29. that almost sounds like cecil. a coincidence? i think not...

Come on now, would I ever lie to you guys? Although come to think of it, posting a Rick Roll in that thread would have been priceless! :laugh3:

I'll start the ball rolling +1 - 42 -1 - Death And All His Friends 10 - Life In Technicolour 10 - Cemeteries of London 10 - Lost! 11 - 42 10 - Lovers In Japan 10 - Reign Of Love 10 - Yes 10 - Chinese Sleep Chant 10 - Viva La Vida 10 - Violet Hill 10 - Strawberry Swing 9 - Death And All His Friends 10 - The Escapist

Right, you know the score, leave two posts between you and a repeat visit please. 10 - Life In Technicolour 10 - Cemeteries of London 10 - Lost! 10 - 42 10 - Lovers In Japan 10 - Reign Of Love 10 - Yes 10 - Chinese Sleep Chant 10 - Viva La Vida 10 - Violet Hill 10 - Strawberry Swing 10 - Death And All His Friends 10 - The Escapist

^ Thanks! I'm loving this song more and more

Try a program called Audacity. Google it, its free. Although I for one plan to leave the tracks as the band wanted us to hear them! :)

Clinton will quit and back Obama http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7436989.stm Hillary Clinton will withdraw from the race to become the Democratic candidate for the US presidency, and back her rival Barack Obama, her campaign says. On Tuesday, Mr Obama gained enough delegates to win the nomination, after the final votes of the primary season. Mrs Clinton has not publicly admitted losing, but at an event on Saturday she will do so "and express her support for Senator Obama", aides say. Mr Obama has already announced a team to help select his running mate. Reports that Mrs Clinton was ready to concede came after she made a conference call to senior Democrats in Congress. At a Democratic Party event in Washington, Mrs Clinton will also "express her support... for party unity", her communications director Howard Wolfson said. Earlier, it had been announced that the event would be held on Friday, but Mr Wolfson said it had been delayed a day "to accommodate more of Senator Clinton's supporters who want to attend". The BBC's Jane O'Brien in Washington says that as Mr Obama was claiming victory, Hillary Clinton stunned even her own supporters with a speech that offered no indication that she was giving up. There is speculation that the delay in conceding was an attempt to position herself as a possible vice-president, our correspondent adds. Clinton 'open' Mr Obama's three-member panel to look for a presidential running mate comprises Caroline Kennedy, daughter of President John Kennedy, former deputy Attorney General Eric Holder and Jim Johnson. Mr Johnson performed the same selection task for John Kerry in 2004. "Senator Obama is pleased to have three talented and dedicated individuals managing this rigorous process," said Bill Burton, a spokesman for the Illinois senator. "He will work closely with them in the coming weeks but ultimately this will be his decision and his alone." Earlier, Mr Obama had paid tribute to Mrs Clinton and hinted that she would play a role in any future Obama administration. Mrs Clinton has said she would be "open" to the idea of being Mr Obama's vice-presidential running-mate. Referring to a brief conversation he had held with his defeated rival, the Illinois senator said: "I'm very confident of how we're going to be able to bring the party together." The Republican party's candidate, John McCain has challenged Mr Obama to take part in debates in 10 town hall meetings before August's Democratic convention, and the Obama team is said to be considering the invitation. The final primaries of the season were held on Tuesday - with Mr Obama winning Montana and Mrs Clinton winning South Dakota. A candidate needs 2,118 delegates to secure the nomination and Mr Obama now has the support of 2,154 delegates. Mrs Clinton has 1,919. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7436989.stm

:shocked2:!!

have a good day! :)

Seconded. :laugh3: I'm leaving this thread now, it scares me a little...

Epic. Best word to describe this whole thing!

Welcome to yesterday. Please delete that link though, no direct links on this forum, we're the good guys! :laugh3: