geraintlewis268

Yeah, I hope they haven't discontinued it...

I see. Equivalent to other NOW releases.

Well, you're right. It wasn't announced today, but like you said, it could be next week that we may get it (release date being 10 April). Coincidentally, that release date COULD BE my mum's birthday.

Let's just see what happens until then.

I think that's good logic. Makes a lot of sense releasing numbered issues on Good Friday.

How do you know this stuff?

On that note, I may want to take a stab in the dark on the colours of the remaining yearbooks: 1970 - Brown 1971 - Light Blue 1972 - Purple 1975 - Yellow 1994 - Red 1995 - Turquoise 1996 - Blue 1999 - Gold This is just my predictions.

Sounds respectable.

So, you're thinking either 1970, 1971, 1972, 1995 or 1996?

I have a feeling that 1999 may be last, since that year closes the 20th century.

I'll probably have this for my birthday this year.

I'm going to guess 27 March.

I did some research on the blank tracks for NOW Yearbook Extra 1985-1989 via the nowmusicwiki.com website and found these: Alison Moyet - Ordinary Girl Arcadia - The Promise Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - Secret The Darling Buds - Hit the Ground Paul McCartney - This One Sting - Love is the Seventh Wave Sade - Nothing Can Come Between Us Suzanne Vega - Small Blue Thing Dexys Midnight Runners - Because of You The Pasadenas - Riding on a Train Four Tops feat. Smokey Robinson - Indestructible Laura Branigan - Shattered Glass Ray Parker Jr. - I Don't Think That Man Should Sleep Alone Mica Paris and Will Downing - Where is the Love The Mission - Wasteland King - Won't You Hold My Hand Now Transvision Vamp - The Only One Kim Wilde - Say You Really Want Me Debbie Gibson - Lost in Your Eyes Whitney Houston - Where Do Broken Hearts Go You should probably update that post, since I did some valiant research on those missing tracks. All I did was search the artists' name, only to find certain songs (which has the album featured which is currently undisplayed) assuming that they're going to appear on the album. Also, I hope Yearbook 1975 gets announced as the next yearbook after this one...