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I need to get the email addys of the record labels first, then write out a letter and it'll be on the net by the middle of the week. I promise you!
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Well, yeah, but official releases in your home country increases the chances for a tour there. Plus, it'd be nice to go to the shops and see the albums, knowing you can buy them there and then. I don't even get to have a real receipt saying "Straight Outta ---" (depending where you shop) on it!
Sorry, I'm kinda over-zealous about it.
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PLUS amazon keep postponing the 'release date' - its apparently not released until the 16th of october now! JUST SEND ME THE CD!!!!! *breathes*The Lilac Pilgrim @ Oct 11 2006, 06:20 PM wrote: Well, yeah, but official releases in your home country increases the chances for a tour there. Plus, it'd be nice to go to the shops and see the albums, knowing you can buy them there and then. I don't even get to have a real receipt saying "Straight Outta ---" (depending where you shop) on it!
Sorry, I'm kinda over-zealous about it.
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Chris moyles has been playing some of his songs from the cd though! He plays the polka most days! Its so cool
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To date, "Straight Outta Lynwood" has been released in the U.S., Canada and Australia. It will also be released on Oct. 6 in New Zealand, Oct. 30 in Norway and Finland, Oct. 30 in Italy (digital release only), Nov. 1 in Sweden, and on Nov. 24 in Germany and Austria.
A-ha, so Russia is still an Empire of Evil, or a Third World Country, whatever...
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...or just a country where many people don't speak English as well as you do.Seva @ Oct 12 2006, 09:36 AM wrote:
A-ha, so Russia is still an Empire of Evil, or a Third World Country, whatever...
I can understand Finland. My sister was there this summer and she said she had no trouble getting around Helsinki because so many people knew English.
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Thanks OE!
-and don'cha think I'm very happy of American CDs spreading all over the world, since I'm highly against the world-wide releasing of what they call "American culture". (The typical representative of this sick teenage would-be-cool but ne'er-do-well cultural surrogate for me is Akon's "Lonely", I recall Czech kids in the train listening to it for about 18 times, no kidding! - making people around them extremely nervous.) But in relation to Al, this is a whole other issue. Now Europeans are tempted to try out the REAL American cultural references, and I see them go straight to dictionaries while listening.
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-and don'cha think I'm very happy of American CDs spreading all over the world, since I'm highly against the world-wide releasing of what they call "American culture". (The typical representative of this sick teenage would-be-cool but ne'er-do-well cultural surrogate for me is Akon's "Lonely", I recall Czech kids in the train listening to it for about 18 times, no kidding! - making people around them extremely nervous.) But in relation to Al, this is a whole other issue. Now Europeans are tempted to try out the REAL American cultural references, and I see them go straight to dictionaries while listening.
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Heh, back when Chris was still on the afternoon slot, he successfully lobbied to have Chocolate Salty Balls (the Chef song from South Park) released as a single here. I think it was the Christmas number two single that yearsarahhh @ Oct 11 2006, 09:13 PM wrote: Chris moyles has been playing some of his songs from the cd though! He plays the polka most days! Its so cool![]()
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