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Military Wives with Gareth Malone - Wherever You Are

 

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Snakadaktal - Snakadaktal EP

 

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Military Wives with Gareth Malone - Wherever You Are

Caro Emerald & Brooke Benton - You're All I Want For Christmas

J-Son feat Salem Al Fakir - Remedy

 

I was up at midnight so why not! :D

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Just got the new Air song, Parade. Not even listened to it before buying as it wasn't on youtube. Fingers crossed it is decent.

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Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit [off 'From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah']

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit [boombox Rehearsals]

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit [Devonshire Mix]

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit [Live At The Paramount]

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit [off 'Nirvana']

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit [Live At Reading]

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit [Rehearsal Demo]

(:kink:)

Little Mix - Cannonball

Coldplay - Paradise [Fedde Le Grand Remix]

Jason Noble - Be Mine This Christmas (at the demand of Tom Kay :kink:)

Stacey Solomon - Driving Home For Christmas

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Military wives - Wherever you are ( Saw them perform ok not brilliant, so emotional though and for a fantastic cause).

Stacey Solomon - Driving home for Christmas :wub: A fun cheesey xmas tunee.

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Added a new Caro Emerald song to mine, didn't realise it existed until 10 minutes ago!

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Stacey Solomon - Driving Home For Christmas

 

That's it :P

(please buy it, it's for a great cause and I sing in the choir)

 

Done :D

 

(See, at least someone is listening to you :kink:)

 

It's a shame a song for such a good cause as this is going to go completely unnoticed while hundreds of thousands buy a single helping people to kill other people :rolleyes: At least the Alex Day single is doing well.

 

Also added Stacey to my list. Good cover of a decent song and it's also for a good cause (Y) (Why are all the new releases this week charity singles anyway? :lol:)

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Done :D

 

(See, at least someone is listening to you :kink:)

 

It's a shame a song for such a good cause as this is going to go completely unnoticed while hundreds of thousands buy a single helping people to kill other people :rolleyes: At least the Alex Day single is doing well.

 

Also added Stacey to my list. Good cover of a decent song and it's also for a good cause (Y) (Why are all the new releases this week charity singles anyway? :lol:)

 

Well actually I bought Wherever We Are because I like the song as opposed to the charities linked to it. But The Royal British Legion provides support and care to ex-servicemen who fought for the country and helped us to win World War II, so I really don't see what's so objectionable about that personally, I buy poppies every year and will continue to do so because I support the reasoning behind them.

 

Call me uncharitable but I'd never buy a song that I didn't like regardless of the cause it's supporting. I feel no guilt in saying this because I donate and give to multiple charities all year round in various ways.

Well actually I bought Wherever We Are because I like the song as opposed to the charities linked to it. But The Royal British Legion provides support and care to ex-servicemen who fought for the country and helped us to win World War II, so I really don't see what's so objectionable about that personally, I buy poppies every year and will continue to do so because I support the reasoning behind them.

 

Call me uncharitable but I'd never buy a song that I didn't like regardless of the cause it's supporting. I feel no guilt in saying this because I donate and give to multiple charities all year round in various ways.

 

 

SSAFA is much the same, to relive distress, need and suffering of current and service personnel.

 

Actually the insinuation, no strike that, the downright accusation, that the single is helping to kill other people is completely offensive.

SSAFA is much the same, to relive distress, need and suffering of current and service personnel.

 

Actually the insinuation, no strike that, the downright accusation, that the single is helping to kill other people is completely offensive.

 

Current personnel as in people who are currently in the army and killing or helping to kill other people?

 

The Royal British Legion is not so bad but I am very strongly opposed to war charities in general.

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Lou Monte "Dominick The Donkey (The Italian Christmas Donkey)" :kink: love hearing this on the Moyles show, it needs to be top 5 :heart:

Done :D

 

(See, at least someone is listening to you :kink:)

 

It's a shame a song for such a good cause as this is going to go completely unnoticed while hundreds of thousands buy a single helping people to kill other people :rolleyes: At least the Alex Day single is doing well.

 

Thanks :D

 

I sort of agree with what you're saying, but obviously wounded servicemen and women have the right to support and such. I'm not buying Where You Are as I hate the song. The only one I wouldn't support is the Salvation Army as they have protested against gay marriage in the US.

 

When you receive it, if you haven't already, could you let me know what version of Sober is on it please? :D

Stacey Solomon - Driving Home For Christmas

Leona Lewis - Hurt: The EP

No more buying Matt Cardle Regina. :heehee:

 

Not this week :P

Although, I did aquire mp3's of his performances at that Weekend Wogan concert :D

Not this week :P

Although, I did aquire mp3's of his performances at that Weekend Wogan concert :D

 

Knew it :lol:

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