Zazzoo wrote: ↑Thu 23 Jan 2020, 8:07 pm Surprised there’s no BBCR4 Front Row interview. They usually champion the Boys’ every move?


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They are on Front Row on the 24th.

They are also going to be on Sunday Brunch on the 26th. i hope they are on all of the show, maybe they might do some cooking.

They used DPD for last thing I brought , which was Burning the Heather 7”. I got an email from DPD today.

Running order is here
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01lsx ... s/upcoming

Mine came as well this morning, cd was separate, but in the same large package as the book. Both items were sealed. Have had a brief look at the book, the royal Albert hall concert will be based on the Salford show from a few years back. The reissues are due to come out sometime this year, no detail...

canveyboy wrote:320 in the queue

Are you on RAH website? I just got tickets on Ticketmaster, no queues there, nice and quick.

Is it the bit where Chris says "Have we not been asked to do MTV Unplugged?"

if so its on the end of page 15 and the top of page 16.

Got choir E6 as well

finally got in the queue. started at 6100 but it seems to be moving quickly, now at 5500.

Queued for 4 hours in Brighton today, and got the last copy (of the 20 they had). The queue was unbelievable, don’t really want to do that again.

29/30
Got the first question wrong, guess its something I have long forgotten.

Yes, got mine too today. Tickets say "... Plus Special Guests"

Who are the special guests?

tottenhammattspurs wrote:Recieved in Surrey...

Same here. Arrived today.

davenjulieuk wrote:anyone in the UK received this yet ?

Not received in Surrey yet. It does seem the UK gets it last these days. I guess international post is quicker than UK post.

Seriously! its not as if this was a sudden decline. Their last number one was 25 years ago.

Where now - they will carry on regardless and we will still enjoy it.

Radiophonic wrote:I was trying to find the clip of Neil singing Suburbia in the studio. What was that from?

Originally it was from a documentary called That Was Then This Is Now.