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  1. Originally posted by stj0691:we might have to wait later for the EP:

    Good afternoon. We're pleased to be able to confirm the release date of both the Prospekt's March EP and the special version of the album containing the EP's eight tracks, which will be called Viva La Vida Prospekt’s March Edition. The dates are as follows (the EP and the album are released on the same day in each country)...

    Friday 21st November - Japan (digitally, physical to follow in January), Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, South Africa, Sweden
    Saturday 22nd November - Australia
    Monday 24th November - UK, rest of the world
    Tuesday 25th November - USA, Canada, Spain
    Tuesday 9th December - Argentina

    Anchorman


    Long live Europe lol



  2. I'd say so too, its funny how sweden and japan were gonna get it on the 19th, but not anymore! Kinda cool that Ireland is first to get it, I've always wanted to live there.

  3. indeed
    Originally posted by stj0691:[..]

    I'd say so too, its funny how sweden and japan were gonna get it on the 19th, but not anymore! Kinda cool that Ireland is first to get it, I've always wanted to live there.


    so did I! I love rain

    btw why are there always some special editions released in Japan? I've seen a lot of album released in special editions with some bonuses there, e.g. Forth
  4. Originally posted by yuri31:[..]


    btw why are there always some special editions released in Japan? I've seen a lot of album released in special editions with some bonuses there, e.g. Forth


    i have no idea....i think special editions should be available for the home country, not Japan
  5. I want the EP to leak right now soooooooooooo bad lol

    48 hours until I can purchase it too
  6. Coldplay quits next year?

    Coldpay star Chris Martin says that after 2009 his band will be no more. The popular star, who is married to Hollywood A-Lister Gweneth Paltrow, says that he feels that bands shouldn't continue after the age of 33. The frontman, 31, was quoted by the Daily Express stating:

    "I'm 31 now and I don't think that bands should keep going past 33," he said. "So, we're trying to pack in as much as possible. Up until the end of next year, we'll just go for it in every sense.

    "I don't believe in time off. We've still got most of our hair, we can still fit into our musical trousers and we've got to make the most of that."

    Before you get all worked up over the comments, remember it is a long standing tradition for bands "retire" only to come back time and time again. Just read any biography of "The Who" and you'll see that retirement talk is usually just that-all talk.


  8. It's not. They've said it before. They were intending to quit after their first album because they just wanted to make a record and become famous and then walk away, but they never did. They've said it before, but it's not going to happen, especially not after their most successful tour and record. I guarantee it.
  9. Originally posted by yuri31:[..]

    btw why are there always some special editions released in Japan? I've seen a lot of album released in special editions with some bonuses there, e.g. Forth


    That's because they hope that way people or record stores from Europe and especially US will import the cds, so they can make more money.
  10. Originally posted by RDB92:[..]

    That's because they hope that way people or record stores from Europe and especially US will import the cds, so they can make more money.


    That's not true, Japanese people often import CD's because that's cheaper, making special editions for the Japanese market gives people an extra reason to buy the CD's in Japan.
  11. I posted the same yesterday, probably a rumor or some stupid journalist. Or the truth...
  12. Back to that whole quitting before they're 33 thing, that was a really stupid thing for CM to say. Now, if he doesn't, that quote will haunt him forever. It'll be like that Mick Jagger quote about how he hoped to god he wasn't playing 'Satisfaction' at age 50 (or 65 or however the hell old he is!) Think before you speak, Chris!
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