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Posted: **Tue 23 May 2006, 12:06 pm**

One of the crowd wrote:Promotion wise, it will make sense to issue this around the same time "Numb" is issued as a single in October

Kayne West did a one off show at Abbey Road for BBC Radio with an orchestra and that was issued as a CD in its own right.

Should we make some banners for the summer tour, perhaps they could read "I'm Numb at the thought of Numb being the 3rd single. Release Fugitve instead".

Posted: **Tue 23 May 2006, 12:21 pm**

I still hope Indefinate Leave To Remain will be a single. It would be a perfect tool to promote this album. I love the thought of having this gig as an album.

Posted: **Tue 23 May 2006, 12:25 pm**

joncool5 wrote:
One of the crowd wrote:Promotion wise, it will make sense to issue this around the same time "Numb" is issued as a single in October

Kayne West did a one off show at Abbey Road for BBC Radio with an orchestra and that was issued as a CD in its own right.
Should we make some banners for the summer tour, perhaps they could read "I'm Numb at the thought of Numb being the 3rd single. Release Fugitve instead".

Release them both. Makes sense to issue Numb with Fugitive as a double A.

Posted: **Tue 23 May 2006, 1:55 pm**

i probably would wrote:I dont want to put a downer on all this but I heard it that Trevor Horn was mixing it for the Radio 2 broadcast on Saturday and not for a release??

Forgive me if I heard it wrong.

Yes that's what I heard. Chris said something like "we could get another Trevor Horn album out of this".

Posted: **Tue 23 May 2006, 1:57 pm**

Indeed, that's how I heard it as well. As someone else pointed out, getting the rights for the various performers to appear on an album would be no straightforward task.

Lee

Posted: **Tue 23 May 2006, 2:41 pm**

Where´s techno claiming he already has a copy ?

Posted: **Tue 23 May 2006, 2:42 pm**

trussy74 wrote:
i probably would wrote:I dont want to put a downer on all this but I heard it that Trevor Horn was mixing it for the Radio 2 broadcast on Saturday and not for a release??

Forgive me if I heard it wrong.
Yes that's what I heard. Chris said something like "we could get another Trevor Horn album out of this".

I thought he said "we've actually got another Trevor Horn album out of this".

Posted: **Tue 23 May 2006, 2:54 pm**

psb-freak wrote:Where´s techno claiming he already has a copy ?

you mean it's already out..?

Posted: **Tue 23 May 2006, 7:27 pm**

Just listened to it again. Chris says that they have got another album out of the concert as Trevor Horn is mixing it at the moment. Neil then mentions The Stonk.

Posted: **Tue 23 May 2006, 11:45 pm**

Spoke to some colleagues at R2 today and asked them about this.

They exploring the commercial possibilities....but nothing is definate yet.

So, record it on Sunday!

Posted: **Wed 24 May 2006, 8:37 am**

Electronic Dave wrote:
Hillbilly wrote:[quote="patrick"....some lucky munters who can get DAB will have a much higher quality source

Don't record it from DAB as the quality is actually worse than FM for Radio 2.

See right hand column of http://www.digitalradiotech.co.uk

I plan to record it from Sky.

Posted: **Tue 04 Jul 2006, 12:15 pm**

One of the crowd wrote:
joncool5 wrote:
One of the crowd wrote:Promotion wise, it will make sense to issue this around the same time "Numb" is issued as a single in October

Kayne West did a one off show at Abbey Road for BBC Radio with an orchestra and that was issued as a CD in its own right.
Should we make some banners for the summer tour, perhaps they could read "I'm Numb at the thought of Numb being the 3rd single. Release Fugitve instead".
Release them both. Makes sense to issue Numb with Fugitive as a double A.

Instead of Minimal or after?

Posted: **Thu 06 Jul 2006, 4:46 pm**

How about the world's first triple A-side single with Minimal, Numb (BBC live) and Fugitive (7")?

The single could then promote all three albums - Fundamental, Show and Fundamentalism.

Posted: **Thu 06 Jul 2006, 4:52 pm**

Janet Street-Porter wrote:Trevor Horn is mixing it at the moment apparently.

Neil announced it in the official site a pair of weeks ago. That's a really good news!

Posted: **Fri 07 Jul 2006, 12:54 am**

mantooth wrote:How about the world's first triple A-side single with Minimal, Numb (BBC live) and Fugitive (7")?

The single could then promote all three albums - Fundamental, Show and Fundamentalism.

Think: Suburbia 2x7" pack

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