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No idea why, perhaps they just needed to give George a break from appearing on a Yearbook or something. Either that, or they just didn't like the song?

At least the announcement for Yearbook Extra 1999 is better than the sad death of Bonnie Tyler.

Yearbook Extra 1999, as predicted, coming out 7 August.

Ooh! I'd better keep my eyes out that day for a hopeful 70s announcement!

Okay, we need some predictions for this weeks announcement. My guess is: NOW Yearbook Extra 1999. Anyone else gonna have a punt on what's getting announced this week?

How's work on NOW 2004?

Well, there you go. Out 31 July!

2020?

How do you know this?

Agreed. I've wanted 1975 to be next for a while, after two incorrect predictions.

I always pre-order from the NOW website, and they arrive on my doorstep on the release date no problem.

How long has it been since you pre-ordered it?

I'm actually glad that the dance version of That Don't Impress Me Much is on there. I hear that version a lot on Greatest Hits Radio, when I stop for PopMaster.

Speaking of HMV, I would've got my selection of NOW CDs from there, but Wrexham don't have an HMV anymore.

Oh. Well, for me, I look up to them as a bonus collective. Perhaps, in the near future, I could get mine framed?

Not a fan of the numbered prints, no?

I normally use the NOW website for my yearbooks , so I can get the numbered print, so not a problem for me.

Well, at least Yearbook 1999 is still being released tomorrow.

And we haven't seen anything new this week...

I think I'm inclined to agree.

Get this: someone on the NOW Music Facebook page thinks he can tell them to delete a certain post in favour of the NOW 124 tracklist. So typical of him.

We could hear from the team about either NOW 124, Yearbook Extra 1999, or a potential Eras album. Which are you guys hoping for this week?

Last we had a song from her was four years ago?

Not bad, but I'd love to see Taylor Swift's new track from Toy Story 5 make it on there...

Oh, yes, if it hadn't been for Yearbook Extra 1972 being pushed back by two weeks, there would've been an available gap.