geraintlewis268

I know. It's just for those who have pre-ordered the CD version.

I just checked the NOW website, and the message about shipping delays is no longer visible on the page. That means there'll be a good chance that some of you may receive Yearbook 1971 tomorrow (the CD version that is).

Digging through one of my own personal NOW projects, I compiled one two years ago, focusing on one band from which I am a massive fan of. Here it is:

Yeah, I only pre-order the Yearbook CDs, because of the numbered prints.

And once again, Tyler Wallis complaining about one simple delayed release, crying for a release of NOW Halloween? Hah! Fat chance!

Never mind. Just saw it on Facebook.

Then why is the website still saying the vinyl's coming out this Friday?

Oh no! Well, at least the CD version(s) release dates remain unchanged.

OH COME ON!!!!! Amazon need to make up their minds!

My fingers and toes are crossed for it to arrive on my doorstep on Friday...

I think that's for anyone who pre-ordered the vinyl for Yearbook 1971 via HMV.

I just hope I get my copy of Yearbook 1971 next week, since I ordered that via the NOW website, because of the numbered print...

I figured that... I just hope for something each week. In other news, I received a refund on NOW Yearbook Extra 1999 from the NOW website, but received Yearbook Extra 1999 itself via Amazon last Friday.

Nothing this week? No?

Even before the UK charts existed? Hm, not a bad idea…

Okay, theorise '50s Yearbooks, if they were to happen. What would your thoughts be on the setup on them? Mine would be Volume 1 being 1952-1955, and Volume 2 being 1956-1959.

If it was me, I woulda put Last Night on Earth by U2 on this...

Regardless, we'll see what happens.

No, no, no, no, no. I'm not saying that.

What about licensing with certain artists like Oasis? They haven't appeared on any NOW album since Yearbook 1997.

After waiting a week for Yearbook Extra 1999 to come to my doorstep from the NOW website, I've decided to get it via Amazon. If, and when it does come from the NOW website, I may have to sell it, because I'd be duplicating it.

Now, according to Amazon, Yearbook Vault 1986 releases on 18 September.

I just looked up on how many Yearbook albums (including Millenniums), on how many albums George Michael opens each album on, and surprisingly (what a surprise!) TWENTY-ONE albums open up with George Michael! This also includes Wham! appearances too.

Or, 1980-1989: The Epilogue

Name them.