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17-09-2010, 06:55
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17-09-2010, 10:17
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My 99p tshirt arrived this morning!
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17-09-2010, 11:41
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And 99p?? It'll all peel off when it's washed man!
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#2376
17-09-2010, 12:20
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Cool t-shirt. Anyone made any Blackstar t-shirts yet?
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17-09-2010, 12:22
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Ohhh this has got to happen someone please!!
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17-09-2010, 12:24
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[QUOTE=everlasting;2084891]Unless we want James to climb into the pit and start punching the front row one by one.......
Though there should be a competition of who can get a photo with him post gig closest to the Blackstar face, figure out a prize later 
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#2379
17-09-2010, 13:49
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The album's out today here in Switzerland. Just seen a few copies in a record shop!
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17-09-2010, 13:56
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I've now been listening to the album for about 10 days, and my feelings have changed a little. After an early, initial love for the pop tracks, basically those at the front end of the album, it's now the rockier second half that's grabbing me again and again. I've come to realise it really is an album of two parts, separated by Auto Intoxication. I still love it, and 'The Future...' has definitely moved up on my favourites, which is really surprising me. Hazleton Avenue is still the weakest for me.
So 'rock' is now ahead of the 'pop', with the exception of the brilliant Golden Platitudes and The Descent. Oh fuck,I'm contradicting myself now. For me it's as good for the pop rock MSP as JFPL was for the dark rock MSP.
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17-09-2010, 13:59
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so good you had to post twice jimmi ?
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17-09-2010, 14:01
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I think it's definitely a record of two halves, although I'd say that the mood changes after Golden Platitudes, where the tracks loose the strings and become a bit more varied in style. It's a bit like Low by David Bowie, but without the instrumentals at the end.
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#2383
17-09-2010, 14:03
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There's lots of albums that have two halves though. Usually all the good ones being at the start then it's skippity skip towards the end. Not in this case though.
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17-09-2010, 14:19
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Can someone explain for me please what version of what is available where.
I see no less than 8 different releases including 4 different products for the single. Postcards From A Young Man Deluxe Edition [W/Exclusive Artwork Print Taken From Nicky Wire's Scrapbook] Postcards From A Young Man [Super Deluxe Mementos Box] Postcards From A Young Man LP Edition Postcards From A Young Man CD (It's Not War) Just the End of Love [Multi-Buy] 3xMULTI-BUY (It's Not War) Just the End of Love 7 INCH (It's Not War) Just the End of Love (Townsend Exclusive) CD2 (It's Not War) Just the End of Love Which can be bought in a record shop and which can only be bought on the internet? Can the 2disc w/ extra artwork be bought in record shops?
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#2385
17-09-2010, 14:30
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Imagine James' face if the 'mosh pit' were all wearing Blackstar T's
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