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All hinges on Twatface's 50p. If that gets increased, it comes out. If not, they stay lost. If they're anything like Hellbent they can stay lost!

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:( :thumbdown: ...wish theyd sort it out,then again i have live at the troxy, which is superb, to keep me going...:clap:

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leather_girl wrote:

Ryan wrote: I asked Bernard about this last night with Steve sitting nearby and he said "erm.. if a certain someone would give it the final approval..."

Oh:shrug:

Yeah he didn't say "it would be out on such and such date," so I'm guessing it'll be a while before we see it surface.

Unless Bernard pulls a Trent Reznor, gets the shits and leaks it online like the Closure DVD back circa 2006.

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Hellbent is a great song.

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I reckon the much-delayed remastered edition of my bloody valentine's "loveless" will probably be out before Lost Sirens. And let's face it, THAT FUCKER was supposed to be out in 2009, then 2010, then 2011, then 2012.....

This could become a very hotly contested competition between the two to see which one of them will - gasp - finally see the light of day........

....cue much holding of collective breaths.....

(or not).

:thumbdown: :rolleyes: :nuts:

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By 'Eck! My Neck! wrote: I reckon the much-delayed remastered edition of my bloody valentine's "loveless" will probably be out before Lost Sirens. And let's face it, THAT FUCKER was supposed to be out in 2009, then 2010, then 2011, then 2012.....

This could become a very hotly contested competition between the two to see which one of them will - gasp - finally see the light of day........

....cue much holding of collective breaths.....

(or not).

Gosh, isnt Kevin Shield's baby out yet ??? :eek: I recalled contemplating ordering the remastered LOVELESS waaay back but changed my mind.

At least I got RIDE's NOWHERE Rhino remastered last week.:)

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poisoned Snickers r yummy... wrote:

By 'Eck! My Neck! wrote: I reckon the much-delayed remastered edition of my bloody valentine's "loveless" will probably be out before Lost Sirens. And let's face it, THAT FUCKER was supposed to be out in 2009, then 2010, then 2011, then 2012.....

This could become a very hotly contested competition between the two to see which one of them will - gasp - finally see the light of day........

....cue much holding of collective breaths.....

(or not).

Gosh, isnt Kevin Shield's baby out yet ??? :eek: I recalled contemplating ordering the remastered LOVELESS waaay back but changed my mind.

At least I got RIDE's NOWHERE Rhino remastered last week.:)

At this moment it looks like Mr Shields might be winning that competition. MBV reissues are now scheduled for a May 7 release, along with a 2CD compilation of their EPs 1988-1991 + 3 unreleased tracks.

http://thequietus.com/articles/08327-my-bloody-valentine-reissues

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Ruskprick wrote:

poisoned Snickers r yummy... wrote:

By 'Eck! My Neck! wrote: I reckon the much-delayed remastered edition of my bloody valentine's "loveless" will probably be out before Lost Sirens. And let's face it, THAT FUCKER was supposed to be out in 2009, then 2010, then 2011, then 2012.....

This could become a very hotly contested competition between the two to see which one of them will - gasp - finally see the light of day........

....cue much holding of collective breaths.....

(or not).

Gosh, isnt Kevin Shield's baby out yet ??? :eek: I recalled contemplating ordering the remastered LOVELESS waaay back but changed my mind.

At least I got RIDE's NOWHERE Rhino remastered last week.:)

At this moment it looks like Mr Shields might be winning that competition. MBV reissues are now scheduled for a May 7 release, along with a 2CD compilation of their EPs 1988-1991 + 3 unreleased tracks.

http://thequietus.com/articles/08327-my-bloody-valentine-reissues

Take THAT with a very large bag of salt won't you?

;)

:nod: :nod: :shades: :rolleyes:

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