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Milk stouts all round then.

Bye Neil!

They're playing in "London, England."

And there was me thinking I'd booked tickets for Burkina Faso.

Drico.

Funny, funny. Maconie didnt pick up on the fact they were touring cos he was surprised at the news of the ballet. Neil had to add at the end of the interview where they were playing etc. Funny cos it was like a listener asking to say hello to someone or get a shout out. lolololol

Neil needs a new phone.

Note how he didn't cut across either of the PSB singles he played...... Genuine respect.

Conkers wrote:Because the general public will imho lose interest pretty quickly, and the new material needs to be out there now so that those who have suddenly 'discovered' them have something new to buy.

I'm confident enough in the quality of Popart(which is flying off the cyber shelves) that it will serve as a good enough reason to buy their new record......

Drico One wrote: Legacy is "epic".

For me, "epic" is "Left to my own devices". I don't believe "Legacy" is epic according to the previews.

nickname wrote:

Drico One wrote: Legacy is "epic".

For me, "epic" is "Left to my own devices". I don't believe "Legacy" is epic according to the previews.

So you're disagreeing with Neil?

skyhigh wrote:He played a great song off Lily Allens new album and a song by a guy/group who shouldve been much bigger than they were. missed their name tho. really good music actually. will probably listen to this show in future. He loves cutting into tracks abruptly eh?

The group that should have been bigger was Microdisney
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microdisney

Sandy Shaw wrote:

skyhigh wrote:He played a great song off Lily Allens new album and a song by a guy/group who shouldve been much bigger than they were. missed their name tho. really good music actually. will probably listen to this show in future. He loves cutting into tracks abruptly eh?

The group that should have been bigger was Microdisney
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microdisney

Really liked that track. Thanks for the linkys

skyhigh wrote:

Conkers wrote:Because the general public will imho lose interest pretty quickly, and the new material needs to be out there now so that those who have suddenly 'discovered' them have something new to buy.

I'm confident enough in the quality of Popart(which is flying off the cyber shelves) that it will serve as a good enough reason to buy their new record......

But will it really still be flying off the shelves in a month's time? Don't get me wrong I hope that it is, I'm just not convinced that it will be. How much better their chart position could have been (for those who care...) if they had new material out there now for us fans and the general public to buy, rather than a couple of old albums being sold.

And also disagreeing based on not even heaing it

The reason the new stuff isn't released right now is quite simple ;- it would get lost in amongst all the Duffy, Take That, Elbow (whoever they are) and other crap because of the Brit effect.

nickname wrote:

Drico One wrote: Legacy is "epic".

For me, "epic" is "Left to my own devices". I don't believe "Legacy" is epic according to the previews.

The 30-second iTunes clip sounds pretty epic to me...

Dipso wrote:

nickname wrote:

Drico One wrote: Legacy is "epic".

For me, "epic" is "Left to my own devices". I don't believe "Legacy" is epic according to the previews.

So you're disagreeing with Neil?

I haven't listened to the song yet so I don't know.

Drico One wrote:They're playing in "London, England."

And there was me thinking I'd booked tickets for Burkina Faso.

Drico.

To be fair there is a London in Ontario, and I was once asked which London I was headed for while in transit at Toronto Pearson airport. That said, I don't really see how that's relevant to the general Radio 2 listener...