*Justine*

I didn't do it.

Ha, at work we have the oldest one ever. And we can't update, it won't let us download anything.

That's why I said.. it's Spin (a shitty music magazine) I wouldn't take it too seriously.

Another killer role for Jessica Alba.

Yah... haha. I think he wanted to say more..but he knew there were reports everywhere.

^ Yes, I said this like 3 pages ago.

Mine seems to be fine for now.

Is this not reason enough to ban him?

Well for one thing, here it said so: http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:fRLsAs9mmgcJ:www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7935073/site/newsweek/+coldplay%27s+next+single&hl=en&start=7 "Both are lovely, but "Fix You," which is slated to be the second single, is the band's most elementally moving song since their breakthrough hit "Yellow."

Oh shut up already!!!

Look at an archive of dates to see when they played Vancouver in the past.

I am not affected by it at all. And nor should you. He left.. fin.

He left... get over it. Why are we still going on and on about this? WHy??!!! Oh I know why.. so we can lift our post counts.. n/m lol.. ehheheh... Please people!

Children.

I saw it on the news just yesterday, he looked like he was going to kill the guy. Hahahah.

By 'it' I was referring to the pointless banter about him leaving.

NO. Just let it go people.

Ok, let's put this thread to an end, shall we?

Does it matter? As long as he doesn't post, that is fine by me. Don't wake him.

It's Spin, a lot of those artists do not belong there (such as Eminem). I think Parachutes is a classic already.

Apparenly, Billy's album drops today and Jimmy Chamberline released a solo album this year too, so it's good publicity for it.

nice hat.

Smashing Pumpkins to Reform http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050621/us_nm/people_corgan_dc CHICAGO (Reuters) - Singer Billy Corgan said on Tuesday he plans to revive The Smashing Pumpkins, his Grammy-winning band which broke up in 2000 after more than a decade of blending alternative rock with the avant-garde. In full-page advertisements in Chicago newspapers, the bald-headed Corgan said, "I want my band back, and my songs, and my dreams." He did not say which if any of the band's former members would be involved in the revived group, which broke through with albums such as "Gish" and "Siamese Dream." The Pumpkins' top selling album was "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness" which came out in 1995, but as the 1990s progressed their work became increasingly obscure as tensions arose in the group. They broke up over differences among its four members and Corgan has since jumped from project to project but failed to match his early success. Corgan, based in Chicago, has just released a solo album, "TheFutureEmbrace" on Reprise Records. He did not say when he would try to reform the Pumpkins but the new album "represents a new beginning, not an ending. It picks up the thread of the as-yet-unfinished work and charter of The Smashing Pumpkins," he said. And something more official here: http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/acrobat/2005-06/18118271.pdf