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depthcharge wrote:

patrick wrote:

I'm beginning to think DC and H are really the same person.

Patsy you conspiratorial son-of-a-gun.

Surely my spelling leaves Huckler's back in the swamp.

Now, after four fiendish hours of thought, I shall attempt to answer your musical poser on the other thread.

:\pimp3:

How hard is it to fake bad spelling, DC/H?

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Amazon Germany wednesday i guess (better hope)!

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Old Blue wrote:

It would have been a breeze if you'd remembered to reverse the polarity of the neutron flow first...

Is that before or after you stick your hot dog in the thing and set to cook?

:\pimp3:

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Got it from HMV in Wimbledon today.  Display was right inside the front door, quite a few people were grabbing their copies just like me, all of them looked like members of the over-40's brigade, just like me :nod:

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Old Blue wrote: Made the mistake of ordering it from CDWow, so I may get it after Christmas...

I made that mistake too. Haven't even had a confirmation of posting and it's still showing as preorder on my account. If I get the usual "it's been delayed" bullshit from them I shall cancel my order and pick it up from Sainsbury's. It pisses me off that they are so crap at getting new release CDs on time but great with DVDs. I read here that someone already got there copy from Play.com :nono:

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I've lost my burned copy. Haven't been listening to it much as a result, doesn't sound as good just selecting the tracks and can't be bothered orgasing a playlist. Got it on order form 101cd with the vinyl as well. Couldn't see it in Asda's Aintree brach earlier. They had some galangal though, which kind of compensates.

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obviously the wrong Woolies  - got mine in Stratford - £9.97

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I've been waiting desperately for today's release and didn't so much as download a copy or even listen to Told You So when the girlfriend got it for free on a magazine cover CD.

HMV Manchester for 3 copies (for me, the girfriend and my good mate of a boss who retires this week) and snaffled him a CD of Technique for a fiver.

I managed to wangle my bluetooth phone to get a 30 second clip of "1 NO Waiting for the Sirens Call" which is now my ringtone.

On my 4th listen to the disc and I have that familiar feeling as the music grows on me... get in !:thumb:

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Wolfram wrote: obviously the wrong Woolies  - got mine in Stratford - £9.97

......ok ..dont rub it in....:(

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No sign of it at HMV in downtown Montreal...

I guess they didn't rush on the imported copies and will have to see the domestic release at the end of April...

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Going down to the local MVC tomorrow (or failing that, Smiths!) to go and buy the UK copy...

Japanese copy should be delivered tomorrow! :)

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HowieFiveO wrote: Got mine from Woolies...12.99 the robbin bastards .. nice Artwork ...all that fretting/worrying on here about it ...we should have all known there was nowt to panic about ..

Well I went to HMV and it cost me £12.99, then to find out Solihull Woolies 15 metres opposite had it for £9.97 in a big cardboard display twatting you in the face as you walked in.  doh!  Anyway I don't like getting anything from Woolies so morally i feel ok.

HMV were playing it as I went in (ITYS) and the Manager I'm sure (over 40 looking) was a big fan because he scanned it in to the chart return computer twice.  :clap:

Excellent glossy photos...I wonder if the Rabbit was inspired from the BLT video film snippet?  But where were the bugs? Perhaps on the bush infront of them flats.

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Got my copy from HMV with student discount. Having not heard the whole thing i was impressed. Storming album, and already a top contender for album of the year.

I look forward to annoying people on the bus with it tomorrow.

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redeyedboy wrote:

HowieFiveO wrote: Got mine from Woolies...12.99 the robbin bastards .. nice Artwork ...all that fretting/worrying on here about it ...we should have all known there was nowt to panic about ..

Well I went to HMV and it cost me £12.99, then to find out Solihull Woolies 15 metres opposite had it for £9.97 in a big cardboard display twatting you in the face as you walked in.  doh!  Anyway I don't like getting anything from Woolies so morally i feel ok.

HMV were playing it as I went in (ITYS) and the Manager I'm sure (over 40 looking) was a big fan because he scanned it in to the chart return computer twice.  :clap:

Excellent glossy photos...I wonder if the Rabbit was inspired from the BLT video film snippet?  But where were the bugs? Perhaps on the bush infront of them flats.

I was in Southport on Good Friday, someone aked me "Where's the Woolies, round here?". I replied, "Everywhere you look."

Badum Tisch!

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Another classic by HANK..........

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Old Blue wrote:

CTB wrote:

Didn't download it, but only because of my technical inability to do so!

A fellow Aus NOOLer (with sufficient nous to navigate the technical wizardry required to access it) burnt me a copy and sent it to me in feb...to a rapt response, I might add. Bought it today deep in suburban Melbourne, along with Krafty and Shaun of the Dead on DVD.

CTB:bear:

For 'sufficient nous and technical wizardry', insert 'having it dished up on a plate'. Ask him where got it, go on. Even better, ask him who found it...

Only joking, dc... ;)

OK, you jokers - I appreciate greatly both your efforts, and look forward to pouring yeasty brews down both your gullets as a show of gratitude. Could one of you kind gents give me a brief rundown via email (you both have my addy) as to how to access the resource alluded to earlier? I can't seem to get either an FTP progrom nor IE to give me access.....

CTB :bear:

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I'm going to buy mine on April 7th. In London. That's the best I can do. ;)

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no copy in my hands yet. someone might be bringing one over for me from the UK--otherwise i'll head to amazon.

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Yes, I was one who downloaded it, I'll make up for it by buying a couple copies of the album and all of the singles.

I'll check out Eugene this weekend to see if any of the decent stores might have a copy, I know for certain I ain't gonna get one in fookin' Corvallis, where men are men and sheep are nervous.

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I was actually shocked to see that they put the whole album online for preview.   I could have seen a couple of tracks, but the whole album just lying there waiting to be captured, burned, copied and distributed throughout the entire universe.  One of these fell like manna from heaven into my hands, but I will be buying the album as I presume the sound quality will be a tad better, I'd like to have the sleeve, and I gotta spend my money on something.

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Nope, steered clear of dodgy downloading. :nod: Ordered it 2-3 weeks ago through the Amazon link on here. Got an email on Friday informing me it's been dispatched. With the bank holiday I expect it'll be about Thursday before I receive it. I have "I Told You So" on the NME cover disc, obviously heard "Krafty" a shit load of times, listened to "Guilt Is A Useless Emotion" a fair bit on NOOL but other than that, nothing. Can't wait for the cd to arrive.

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Bought it from MVC yesterday - £9.49:thumb:

Other than Krafty, first time I have heard these songs - the album is rather good, isn't it:D

Rather rashly, after just a handful of plays, I think it's probably amongst the best they have done, considering the time they have been around. And that from an old timer like me who rates PCL & Movement as their best works - nice to be surprised, after all this time, isn't it.

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Purchased and added to the collection.

Beautiful.

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I downloaded the album and I'm definitely not going to buy it

:uhoh:

because I won it at a radio contest :evil4:

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downloaded

& purchased. wh smiths - £1 cheaper than virgin & hmv...

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Ben wrote:

I downloaded the album and I'm definitely not going to buy it

:uhoh:

because I won it at a radio contest :evil4:

Yeah, rub it in, fair play.

Well I enjoyed my little walk to Music Box in Finglas Village on Saturday - listening to technique on the way up & WFTSC on the way back:clap: :thumb: :music:

Got the Killers album with it to 'save' meself a fiver - but I havent opened that yet! (I'll listen to it before Oxegen)

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Bought it in Woolies in Muzzy Hill around 2pm yesterday arvo, despite living 100 yards from a Woolies in Crouch End, but wandering up to MH cos I naively thought they still had a 'proper' record shop where I could make said purchase. Seems MH, like Crouch End, is festooned with coffee shops instead nowadays. Arse.

What happened to the promo versions doing the rounds recently? Thought the Jetstream one was rank, admittedly, but did like the alternate opening of Working Overtime. Shame that never made the album, had me in mind of Weirdo's chaotic first couple of bars.

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Monster wrote: What happened to the promo versions doing the rounds recently? Thought the Jetstream one was rank, admittedly, but did like the alternate opening of Working Overtime. Shame that never made the album, had me in mind of Weirdo's chaotic first couple of bars.

Do us a favour and send me a copy on CD, you know the addy. I remembered the reason I phoned you yesterday...John has found an MP3 of The Vikings, let me know if you want it sent on, cannae remember if you said you had it on yer compooter:thumb:

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Monster wrote:

What happened to the promo versions doing the rounds recently?

What's happened is that Old Blue's gone awfully quiet on it since scooping it as an exclusive promo of the final album master.

I guess it was more like the Get Ready Pre-Mix promo that did the rounds prior to the commercial release.

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I payed for the Japanese CD on March 18th but it hasn't arrived yet.

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