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DC 468 The Biggest

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Still a warm UK this week, with no let up of Sun. A new feed, DarkCompass Specials, coming your way on Tuesday, and news of DarkCompass being syndicated on Traxx Radio, of Brisbane coming soon. Old classic artists like The Cure and Pink Floyd remastering their old albums for a new audience, and breaking into digital.
The record industry have nothing to worry about with Downloads now raking in £1 billion, Johnny Depp turning from Pirate to Musician with the help of The Man with the biggest penis in rock, Aerosmiths Steve Tyler.
Keanu breaks Manga with a live action Akira? Whitney Huston banned from Prince concerts, how bizarre is that? and I and NASA would like Pluto to get it’s planet status back, it’s not a conspiracy to get more books reprinted, Honest.

A reminder that Podcrawl is only a week away too. So a bumper crop is new and views this week, hence it’s over an hour.

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  1. Shawn Says:

    Steven Tyler is a judge on the new season of “American Idol.” He’s essentially replaced Simon Cowell on the show.

    I’m sub’d to the DarkCompass Uberfeed ™ already, so looking forward to the new between-show stuff you’ll be releasing.

  2. Mike Says:

    Loving US Royalty and great stuff from Nick Tann. I should probably check out his podcast, too. Great video as well.

    I don’t really agree with the reinstating of Pluto as a planet. Why is Pluto an exception to the rule? It’d be quite cool if all the other dwarf planets were bumped up a rank, but they won’t be.

    I’ve never seen Akira, but I’ll take your recommendation and check it out. I suppose I can understand why they want to release it as a live-action film – but surely most true fans wouldn’t want to take the chance to remake it in case they messed it up. They probably will mess it up, but no-one but the fans will notice or care.

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