innocentnaiveboy

hey thanx for having a listen. coincidently they are managed by the same guy that signed oasis to sony in 93, but ive met the singer a couple of times and he seems a nice enough guy. i think they are very promising though.

i like your logic. close, but no cigarettes...

a boy goes to a fair, and comes across a stall with an old man.... the man beckons the boy over and produces a pen and piece of paper. he tells the boy that he reckons he can write the boys exact weight on the paper. and bets him 50 pounds he can do so. he says that if he is correct the boy must pay him 5 pounds, but if he gets it wrong he will indeed give the kid 50 pounds. the boy looks around and sees no scales anywhere, therefore he thinks that even if the old man gets it correct, he will just lie and tell him he is wrong. easy money. anyway, the events unfold, and the boy still ends up giving the guy 5 pounds.......why????

people generally say their 1st was best, but i actually think each album has surpassed the one b4 it. and now they have got rid of nobby on the drums, the next one should be a masterpiece!!!

MATTHEW JAY DIES Upcoming British singer-songwriter MATTHEW JAY has died. The 24-year-old fell from a seventh-floor window and died from his injuries, according to his manager. Currently, there is no official cause of death. In a statement, his parents said: "Matthew Jay died late evening on Wednesday, 24th September 2003, killed in a fall from a seventh-storey window. It is understood that there was nobody with him in the room at the time and no note was left. His family loved him dearly, admired him greatly and wish Matthew and all who loved him peace and tranquility. "Matthew lived and died for his music. We hope that his music will live on and help fill the terrible void left in all those who loved him." Jay grew up around music. His parents were avid folk musicians and he joined the family band at a young age. Around the same time, Jay’s dad uprooted his family to move to Abergavenny, South Wales. Often compared to fellow British singer/songwriters such as Badly Drawn Boy and Nick Drake, his debut album ’Draw’ was a critical success following its release In 2001. The album scored an impressive 8/10 in its NME review. During a fruitful period, Jay then supported the likes of Stereophonics, Dido and Doves. In the UK his highest profile gigs were supporting Starsailor. A spokesperson at Matthew's former record label said: "Everyone here who knew Matthew will remember him as such a lovely guy, and a very talented artist. We are deeply shocked and send our sympathy to his family and friends." His manager Martyn Watson added: "Matthew's genius was an inspiration. He brought light to all our lives and his songs will live on forever. All his friends will miss him so much." Jay was working on new material at the time of his death. i thought he was great. RIP.

the vines black rebel rising times oasis and coldplay of course :)

my mate is in a london based band called Rising Times and i think they are fookin mega. check em out if you like the feeling of discovering summat good and new. http://www.risingtimes.co.uk

nice 1. ive been waitin fookin ages for this!

she's a clever girl. hitchin up with a geeza on the up, esp when her career is taking a dive....

has to be......bones sinking like stones and all that we fought for.... dont panic!