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1. The Wall - Pink Floyd 2. Nevermind the Bollocks - The Sex Pistols 3. Inflammable Material - Stiff Little Fingers

Sort of, what was said was if everyone on the mailing list was to buy each format ( 3 formats ), the song would be in with a shout to go top 20. Mike Peters did much the same with The Alarm single 45rpm which was the first release by the band to go Top 40 in something like 12 years. Both Marillion and The Alarm have healthy fanbases that alot of bands would kill for and what they are doing is trying to show they are still here and very much alive. Hopefully by getting into the charts they'll get the exposure they deserve as both bands output are of the highest order.

That'll be why HMV.COM are out of stock on two formats then

You are a Death Metal Psycho. In areas of brutality and hatred where others fear to tread, that's where you find enjoyment - the realm of death metal. You're one violent motherfucker, and you like music that fits that; brutal snarling death is the best, but anything with enough aggression and good riffs works. Concerts are a great place to take out some of that aggression, hear some kick-ass music, and of course get drunk. You're generally pretty cool with the rest of the scenes, but if they piss you off, there's some serious pain coming their way. Especially if they talk shit about Chuck. - seems spot on to me

In the words of the mighty TWISTED SISTER I WANNA ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How fuckin' chuffed am i

This bill is for the Donnington Festival not the smaller Glasgow Green gig. The Lost Prophets are only playing the Glasgow show.

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I did the same but thought the Misfits were jolly good

..And i may add i only had to wait a week, no Field of Crow cock ups from Marillion.com I of course would have ordered from The Company if the shop was online, the last order of 7 live cds + 1 Dvd took a week to arrive

Two guesses what im holding in my hand right NOW

Yes ROSS please tell whats the deal now? I'll be there anyway its Johnny Truant

If its anything like the version Fish performed on the Mixed Company CD and DVD then i'd demand my money back for that show. Im suprised he'd release something of such a substandard quality, from what he says himself its a good job incommunicano isn't on it And the least said about Garden Party the better....

Yeah that album is ace. The Barrowland gig was absolutely fantastic, watching Bad Religion arse up the begining of the set, then decide well lets go offstage and come back on again to get it right And what about the flying Pint glass, the cheer as the bassist caught the flying full cup without spilling any was pretty funny

I notice theres no mention of them liking your Abu Dhabi band Thurisaz

There's me trying to be clever and forgetting Heartwork :O It should have been Heartwork + 1 other studio Album. There is a B'sides odds and sods compilation too called Wake Up and Smell the Carcass which is culled from the last three albums.

Reek of Putrefaction Symphonies of Sickness Necroticism - Descanting the Insalubrious + 1 other studio album

You either like something or you dont, i feel the same way about about later Megadeth (1990 onwards) as i do about later Carcass ( after Heartwork). What i liked about the band to start with wasn't there anymore Its got fuck all to do with being a real Carcass fan or not ...and Ben if you liked Heartwork the following album ( Swansong i believe ) is probably for you as is Necroticim the album before. The first two albums are in the early Napalm Death way of things.

Swan what? ?( Never heard of it

Yipe Choice Cuts is finally getting a commercial release. Choice Cuts - release info

Glasgow QMU sat 19th of June along with God Forbid & Shadows Fall Also just announced support for The Dillinger Escape Plan at the Cathouse ON THE 9th of June are MASTADON :rockon: source by the way todays SUNDAY MAIL

Nuff said

I would imagine there be playing more than 2 shows in the UK.

That maybe so but afterlast year ie the first time i actually camped for the whole weekend, i found out the campsite is roughly 50% of the whole experience. Mouse there's more to the festival then seeing the bands, theres the laugh you have at the campsite along with the experience of there being nothing else going on in the world other than the festival itself.

I know what you mean but through sales and capacity to pull a crowd, the other two should be above Slayer. Both Korn and Slipknot filled the Secc last time around on there own wheras Slayer had a joint headliner with Pantera ( Tattoo the Planet ) which fell through ( a nice way of saying Pantera chickened out ) leaving the venue half empty. Anyway wherever Slayer are on the bill im there