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Let's play a game of trying to find the 'cheap' tickets for Wembley Cheapest so far i have found have been £80 for the slums. What happen to the promised cheap tickets? Also ticketmaster is shite

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/1538877.stm

Fan bases are different I think.

Last of the men in hats hops off the coil And a final scene unfolds inside Deep in the rain of sparks behind his brow Is a part replayed from a perfect day Nice review Jen :)

The girl front roll 2nd from left (with glasses) reminds me of my brothers ex-long-term-girlfriend.

IIRC, Best Band, Best Live Act & Best Single are voted for by the public, the rest are voted for by the so-called experts, who prob thought they would be a rebel and fight against the machine and not vote for coldplay.

If Warchild decide to release a DVD/CD of the performance would you buy it?

For the awards not voted for by the public, 1000 musical experts are selected from all over the musical world who cast their vote. The awards voted for by the public are voted for by the public. I agree they forgot about the UK last year, apart from 3 weeks at the end of the year where they forgot about the South outside London & Wales, and for the start of the promotional machine. I think the reason why the stadium gigs haven't sold out is because of the price of the tickets, £50+ a ticket is too much in this current era.

Or maybe they got taken in by Duffy's attempts at making a 60's soul sounding album. At least chasing payments didn't win anything

Twice you say? I know they were nominated for the award back in 2001 for Asleep in the back but lost out to PJ Harvey and won it in 2008 for Seldom Seen, but as far as my memory goes for leaders and cast they won't nominated.

Correction, as phone votes were 35p from a BT landline (more from other networks and mobiles), people didn't have the money to mass-vote for Coldplay, as they have done in the earlier rounds. I bet there will be some 12 year old girls' mum opening up her next phonebill and saying to little Lily "Lily, why is there 100 items+ on this phone bill for 35p each voting in the Brit awards?", and little Lily will reply "well it was for Girls aloud they are so wicked mum, I wanted to win, yeah". If they allowed web-voting in the last round it might have been different. As for best live act, the metal fanbase got it's wheels into motion and voted on-mass.

In the mid-weeks, U2's comeback single wasn't even in the top 10 of the 'singles' chart ;) It's only 18th in the current iTunes track chart, so it's not just you which thinks it's dreadful Mark, it looks like the U2 fans think it is dreadful and not buying it.

I bet you wouldn't have said that if the dice rolled the other way last night. It's the same with all awards, they are slightly the best awards ever if the band you like does well, but are pointless and joke if the band you like doesn't do well. Like the League Cup, last year to Man Utd fans it was a mickey mouse cup, but suddenly they are in the final and it's no longer a mickey mouse cup, but will return to being a mickey mouse cup if spurs win

LOL Iron Maiden won because they had the entire Metal fan-base doing a Belle & Sebastian and voting for Iron Maiden to win, they had metal magazines supporting the cause. Elbow won best band because people have finally opened their eyes and ears to the band after toiling the past 15 or so years, and they deserved it, and hopefully it will lead them onto greater things, although topping The seldom seen kid will be hard to do. Might I suggest watching this video: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijDsMdRFlIw]YouTube - Guillemots - Get Over It[/ame] And get over it

The UK isn't as good as people make it out to be, a country in recession whose economy won't recovered before 2011, businesses going bust everyday due to the weakness of the pound etc.

2 of the headliners are british, 2 of the headliners are American. Blur, Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen are strongly rumoured to be 3 of the 4, that just leaves a Coldplay/Radiohead sized hole as the 4th headliners, co-heading Saturday night with Neil Young. What I love about Glastonbury is that it has sold out, without many band confirmed to play (compared to T-in-the-Mud, which is shouting out "we have this band and that band" in an attempt to get people to buy tickets). But back on topic, only time will tell, will it be Coldplay, will it be Radiohead, or will it be someone else?

Your not the only one who is jealous Ren :(

This is when the main coldplayers party will be split up over the 4 (or so) entry gates for pitch standing and unreserved seating :(

It sounded like a late night. Hopefully nobody got caught up with closed tubes etc.

Wee trick for you Brigs: http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2289875 Just change the 2289875 with the post id number your want to see I would say the albums will be around 18 quid (2 cds + dvd)

Mr Eavis is talking about having 4 headliners this year, with the saturday night have co-headliners. Coldplay co-heading with Neil Young anyone?

Seriously I should have put money on that, although I was a bit wrong on the time-wise Your going to like this Brigs ------------ Expanded editions of Radiohead's first three albums - 'Pablo Honey', 'The Bends' and 'OK Computer' - are set to be released, featuring rare songs including demos and session tracks. The album reissues follows last week's announcement that the 12 of the band's singles are to be re-released on limited vinyl. The 2CD (featuring the original album and the bonus disc) and DVD sets will be released on March 23 by the band's former record label, EMI. The bonus disc of the 'Pablo Honey' reissue will feature: 'Drill EP': 'Prove Yourself (Demo)' 'Stupid Car (Demo)' 'You (Demo)' 'Thinking About You (Demo)' 'Creep': 'Inside My Head' 'Million Dollar Question' 'Yes I Am' 'Blow Out (Remix)' 'Inside My Head (Live)' 'Creep (Acoustic)' 'Vegetable (Live)' 'Killer Cars (Live)' 'Anyone Can Play Guitar': 'Faithless, The Wonderboy' 'Coke Babies' 'Pop Is Dead': 'Pop Is Dead' 'Banana Co. (Acoustic)' 'Ripchord (Live)' 'Stop Whispering' 'Stop Whispering (US Version)' BBC Radio One Session - 22/06/92: 'Prove Yourself' 'Creep' 'I Can't' 'Nothing Touches Me' 'Pablo Honey' DVD: Promo videos: 'Creep' 'Anyone Can Play Guitar' 'Pop Is Dead' 'Stop Whispering' 'Top Of The Pops' - 16/09/93: 'Creep' The Astoria, London - Live: 27/05/94: 'You' 'Ripcord' 'Creep' 'Prove Yourself' 'Vegetable' 'Stop Whispering' 'Anyone Can Play Guitar' 'Pop Is Dead' 'Blow Out' The bonus disc of the 'The Bends' reissue will feature: 'My Iron Lung': 'The Trickster' 'Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong' 'Lozenge Of Love' 'Lewis (Mistreated)' 'Permanent Daylight' 'You Never Wash Up After Yourself' 'High And Dry/Planet Telex': 'Maquiladora' 'Killer Cars' 'Fake Plastic Trees': 'India Rubber' 'How Can You Be Sure?' 'Street Spirit (Fade Out)': 'Talk Show Host' 'Bishop's Robes' 'Banana Co' 'Molasses' BBC Session - 14/04/94: 'Just' 'Maquiladora' 'Street Spirit (Fade Out)' 'Bones 'The Bends' DVD: Promo Videos: 'High And Dry - UK Version' 'High And Dry - US Version' 'Fake Plastic Trees' 'Just' 'Street Spirit (Fade Out)' The Astoria, London - Live: 27/05/94: 'Bones' 'Black Star' 'The Bends' 'My Iron Lung' 'Maquiladora' 'Fake Plastic Trees' 'Just' 'Street Spirit (Fade Out)' 2 Meter Session, Holland - 27/02/95: 'My Iron Lung' 'High And Dry' 'Fake Plastic Trees' 'Street Spirit (Fade Out)' 'Later... With Jools Holland' - 27/05/95: 'The Bends' 'High And Dry' 'Top Of The Pops': 'High And Dry - 09/03/95' 'Fake Plastic Trees - 01/06/95' 'Street Spirit (Fade Out) - 01/02/96' The bonus disc of the 'OK Computer' reissue will feature: 'Paranoid Android': 'Polyethylene (Parts 1 & 2)' 'Pearly*' 'A Reminder' 'Melatonin' 'Karma Police': 'Meeting In The Aisle' 'Lull' 'Climbing Up The Walls (Zero 7 Mix)' 'Climbing Up The Walls (Fila Brazillia Mix)' 'No Surprises': 'Palo Alto' 'How I Made My Millions' 'Airbag (Live In Berlin)' 'Lucky (Live In Florence)' BBC Radio 1 Evening Session - 28/05/97: 'No Surprises' 'Climbing Up The Walls' 'Exit Music (For A Film)' 'OK Computer' DVD: Promo Videos: 'Paranoid Android' 'Karma Police' 'No Surprises' 'Later... With Jools Holland' - 31/05/97: 'Paranoid Android' 'No Surprises' 'Airbag' http://www.nme.com/news/radiohead/42164 I would guess the remaining 3 albums will be given the treatment at a later date, for EMI to get some more money from the band's fans.

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You will find Spirit was a 2007 album ;)

Why thank you Brigs :)