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Wolfmother and Tame Impala this month. Pearl Jam at the end of the year. my wishlist goes for pages.

has anybody uploaded the 30mins of footage on the BBC website. as usual its not available outside of the UK.

heard Undisclosed Desires on the radio this morning and i really liked it. listening to Unnatural Selection sounds pretty cool from what i hear.

1. Grizzly Bear - Veckatimest 2. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Its Blitz 3. The xx - xx 4. Arctic Monkeys - Humbug 5. Metric - Fantasies 6. Bat for Lashes - Two Suns 7. Phoenix - Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix 8. Franz Ferdinand - Tonight! 9. The Dead Weather - Horehound 10.Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavillion and Mr Malcolm may i ask what makes Pearl jam's FORTHCOMING album the best of the year?

yeah i heard the same thing. i'm really excited about buying these remasters. i've decided on getting Revolver and Abbey Road to start off and i'll get the White Album for a friend for his birthday.

can't wait for friday. might need to skip a class to listen to it.

even though i havent enjoyed anything he has done in the last 5years i would still classify him as one of my "guilty pleasures". still enjoy putting on his greatest hits cd.

that would be very interesting indeed. even though im not an Oasis fan i think Noel would win at least in the UK.

can't seem to find much on any of the news websites. are they well known in the UK? and dont worry mate i dont see coldplay or arctic monkeys calling it a day anytime soon.

do we all know about triple j playing the album in full this friday?

kudos to Muse if they are successfully able to keep this record under wraps for another week. cant think of many big albums this year that weren't leaked over a week before official release.

whats with the funny typing? i was just about to comment on the impossibility of them touring australia until i read this on wikipedia. On September 3, posters appeared around the streets of Melbourne, Australia featuring the line "FOLLOW WHAT'S HEARD"[13], a picture of a Vulture, and the URL http://www.frontiertouring.com/followwhatsheard. The URL leads to a page showing the same Vulture and a countdown timer, leading many to speculate an Australian tour announcement is imminent.

Unnatural selection is the only track that sounds appealing to me from that review. hope this album surprises me.

ok im getting really confused here. did the bbc broadcast both reading and leeds? or are those videos just wrongly titled?

AM seem to have something against festivals. their gig at glasto 07 was embarassing and now people are angry with their reading and leeds performance. but i've never seen them live either so cant say too much.

1. Pure Morning 2. Bitter End 3. Special K 4. Twenty Years 5. Special Needs 6. Battle for The Sun 7. Taste in Men 8. English Summer Rain 9. Bulletproof Cupid (Instrumental) 10. Nancy Boy

^^ those guys are doing their first run of shows later this year in australia. should be interesting. never got into them so cant be bothered paying the money to see them. Half Mast was my fave song on the album.

hmmm havent tried Humbug in the morning. my lifestyle doesnt quite accomodate for morning activities so i'll have to make an exception.

the man has made alot of great hits. most durable rap artist of all time. which isnt that hard to be, 5years is a pretty good effort.

if they did a good job of it maybe. but i became a fan when i was hardly 11. alot has changed since.

Linkin park was my outright favourite band of all time.................until minutes to midnight came out EPIC FAIL. i almost have no interest in the band now. the only hard rock-ish song they have would be A Place For My Head

i will listen to it this weekend. dont expect much. he is past his best.

yeah most of us would agree with you. its really only the hardcore biased fans who think this is the better thing they've ever done.

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hey did the bbc record the reading performance or leeds? cos whereever i look on youtube it all says Leeds but they didnt do Creep at leeds.............. was having a look at atease and they've been very critical of thom's vocal performance at reading, people were saying he turned the show into some pop punk gig. someone raised the very interesting point that radiohead had become "critic proof". do we agree? they didnt actually do a never heard before song did they? NME was talking crap. some other music sites were saying they played something new after these are my twisted words. can anybody confirm?