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They did have a third album in the pipeline, with a video to be shot in Africa for the 1st single "Where Will You Go", but the deal with Telstar fell through.

Good riddance, although it means still having to hear that stolen-from-the Rolling Stones-bassline and painful violin-intro that sounds like a mouse being trodden on EVERY time England play on ITV. The drums in that song sound like someone lightly banging a hammer. Seen them in Blackpool and Ashcroft was drunk like a fart, lost all respect for them ever since.

Been checking out the interwebs here in Hungary lately, and all I've been hearing in the football world ever since the Gael Chelsea affair, is all these other clubs coming out with "Poaching" this and "poaching players" that. They wouldn't have said anything if Chelsea were not banned, and it's all we're hearing now with other clubs doing the accusing towards others. I thought that's the sort of thing you do to eggs! :lol:. It's getting annoying now, just stop it. At least here in Hungary I can simply just keep away from the internet cafes.

Well, the album was not even a year old when it did.

Is this 5FM only or all radio stations?.

Skunk Anansie as you may already know have reformed. Their first new project since reforming has been so far recording new tracks for a hits compilation called "Smashes and Crashes". There are three new tracks and this is the first of them to be unleashed. The new video can be seen here, I think the song is damn brilliant, it's like the band never went away. I for one can't wait to see them in Brussels and Paris. You can get the track for free here via the bands official e-card. Their website detailing their reunion tour and mailing list can be seen by clicking here also :).

In a way they did thanks to that HORRIBLE Tellytubbies song in 1998! :lol:.

The Stone Roses debut took a very long time to peak. Originally peaking at #19 in 1989, the album made #8 earlier this century after the Jive issue (original issue was on Silvertone) was being sold for a silly price nationwide.

They're on the same label as Feeder also. Well they WERE.

LOVE that band. Am unsure of what's happening to them now as Echo are no longer a record label.

Marion- "Miyako Hideaway" #45 (1998) r7ER_g3VYBI After the top 10 success of their 1996 debut "This World and Body", the band followed this up two years later with second album "Remote". However, the band failed to sustain their success and this criminally flopped :(.

BLt6wc4_QbQ This one springs to mind also. #56 in 1999

Feeder- "Tracing Lines" (2008)- missed top 75 (download only single) Everyone I've mentioned this to in a general music releated conversation, even if the band are not their cup of tea were like me confused why radio 1 suddenly shunned against the band. Since 1997 every single release was listed with frequent A-listings from 2001-Jan 2005, you would think they'd do the same for "We Are the People" but suddenly ignored it and the rest of the album cos they did not like that track when offered it to play. This meant the single charted at #25 and meant it was doomed for the start for this single. The label knew they'd lose money if they went ahead with the physical release, so made it download only. As Feeder are not very popular in the single-track downloads market it was doomed even more before it's release. I last spoke to frontman Grant in Scarborough about the albums sales, and said to me "Even before it was released the writing was on the wall, we really did not have a label anymore but I'm really proud of it". Btw, in case you're wondering, the random girls playing the keyboard are the make-up artists!. QtrzJdn5eQQ&hl Amb250cv7jw Foo Fighters- Next Year (2000)- 42-OUT What with an amazing video that breaks boundaries and the fact Dave Grohl is a legend, you'd really think even MTV would have to play this and not just your MTV 2's etc. Maybe it was because the band were not fully established in the UK at the time, and so did not just play the songs cos it was by The Foo Fighters and of their worldwide reputation, so went by what they thought of the songs instead. Maybe cos this one was more of a laid-back rock ballad in comparison to "Learn To Fly", "Breakout" and "Generator" which were the first three singles?. Whatever the reason it was a waste not to play it and see it flop like this :(. Embedding has been disabled on youtube, so here's the video link:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_vdBucj5nM

I loved the Facebook song!!

As long as you like it, that's all that matters at the end of the day :D. Every track on Geneva's two albums were brilliant, I'd love them to reform.