*Justine*

smanwich?

someone on another board posted this, "It hasn't leaked anywhere and it won't do. There are only a few handful copies of the cd around the world, they don't have any track names on them, the artwork isnt with the cd, a random band name has been put on the cover, and review copies are sent by courier via personal jet and handed to the reviewer in person. Who then has to sign a disclosure document. The cd is also kept in a sealed envelope and must be rturned to EMI in person when done with. The only way its gonna get leaked is if someone at the pressing plant leas it and every employee is checked by security gurads at random and before they leave work. "

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http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14346&highlight=brothers+sisters

We are faggots eh?

How about don't say any words? That's a good game! (10 words)

Wainwright comes from a distinctly musical family. His father is American folk-singer and humorist Loudon Wainwright III, and his mother is Canadian folk-singer and songwriter Kate McGarrigle. Born July 22, 1973 in Rhinebeck, New York, Rufus Wainwright grew up in Montreal, where his mother made her home after his parents separated when he was three and subsequently divorced. cont'd here http://www.glbtq.com/arts/wainwright_r.html

lazy

Hi and welcome. ;)

How is that 10 words?

Hayley, nice new avatar.

Take out the ':' and it does. It's just where I got the quote from.

In the Winter of 1998, Rufus was featured in a seasonal Gap Commercial, singing "What Are You Doin' New Years Eve". From http://www.seattleweekly.com/features/9911/music-murphy.shtml : "Singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright has reaped the rewards of performing in an ad campaign as well, with an astounding sales increase of 1,500 percent from when his Christmastime Gap ad first aired. Using the ad as a tool, Wainwright's publicist Jim Merlis was able to get the attention of hard-to-impress bookers at Late Night with David Letterman and The Today Show. "At the same time the Gap ad ran, Rufus was named by Rolling Stone as Best New Artist for 1998," Merlis recalls. "It was the synergy of these two things that sealed the deals with these TV bookers. Because of the television bookings we saw a spike in sales, but those bookings came from the commercial."

He had that Gap commercial people, he was recogized. He is just more indie and Canadian, so it's harder for him to break through.

Whatever.. go on then. :dozey:

I dedicate it to my homies.

Why do people create new threads on a topic, when they know it has just been discussed even by themselves elsewhere? Is it so that they appear that they obtained this 'news' or for the bling? I don't get it.

weren't we just talking about this in the other thread? :huh:

Yes, it says this in the announcements on the official board. After this exclusive first showing, it will be scheduled on all playlists.

Whoa, Chris looks terrible on that cover.

interpol photos from HFStival http://www.hfstival.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=157&PHPSESSID=9fadc0fe1c61dd1a90cf8e40ff8e2b28 is it just me or is paul's hair lighter?

G - garbage

E - Eels

She has gotten too thin, in my opinion.

Oh, nice, thanks for the info.