Chances are no-one's going to register the domain anyway, so you could just let it lapse and pick it up again in a few months.

Ah—I was under the impression the domain was owned by Kenz.

Of course, Kenz could always switch to GoDaddy domain hosting—it's pretty good value and fairly reliable.

I think it's an excellent track—a real highlight, and the only track that manages a few in-jokes but remains accessible to all (unlike, say, Cauldron II's lyrics); As you can see, since I joined last.fm, it's been my most-played track!

Sorry Mr Jones, you are the weakest link, goodbye.

Pfft! Best song on the album, and the second most likely one to be able to "cross over" into the mainstream.

94 quid? For a UK domain name? That's... just... insane...

I guess, like everything else, it's down to personal opinion. I'd certainly agree that this is DM's best album since Songs of Faith and Devotion, but then Exciter and Ultra were both pretty ropey. It's also better than the band's really early efforts (the middling Speak and Spell and the largely sac...

Well, it's not like I'm saying this as some kind of DM newcomer—I have every one of the band's non-rip-off releases (i.e. I don't own all the live or remix albums), and a shed-load of the CD singles. I imagine plenty of DM fans will see this as some kind of "return to form", but tha...

Obviously. "Sea of Sin" uses them, too btw :) Both are great great songs. And the clip sounds quite promising, while the last album "Exciter" was somehow disappointing IMO. Don't get your hopes up—it's a pretty "meh" album. It is, thankfully, better than the ban...

Chris Abbott wrote:YOh yeah, and Lee Bolton noticed that it's not "Gerry the Germ", it's "Bump Set Spike". D'oh!!!

I noticed that. Mind you, there was a rather large clue in Rob saying it was used in a volleyball game...

This is when we find they've accidentally put an old S Club 7 gig on the disc instead.

Analog-X wrote:Just to give you an Idea. I'm buying a GameBoy Advance SP sometime this week.

If you like retro stuff, you might want to check out http://www.gbafan.com

Well, I agree on two of those (I'd replace the rather directionless and lazy Ultra with the crunchy guts of SoFaD); I guess it's all down to personal taste, but the new DM single just left me totally cold. The thing is, I really wanted to like it, but then I really wanted to like the previous two DM...

I hope it's better than the single itself. I used to love DM, but after SoFaD, everything seemed to fall apart. Ultra and Exciter (far from "Exciting") were both pretty lazy albums, and Precious seems totally devoid of the energy, "oomph" and atmosphere that I typically associate...

Chris Abbott wrote:Craig Grannell (for showing me a completely different view of design)

Aw, shucks! (It looks pretty good, by the way.)