Strangely, it was soon after a conversation with my son that things swiftly began falling into place. I had not long returned from a Chappell Roan gig at the Brixton Academy and felt the effects of post-gig blues creeping in. I simply inquired, “If there is a band you’d wish to go see, that you haven’t yet. Who would that be”? The spontaneous reply from him was Hurts. The reponse, in turn made me extremely happy, since Hurts is one of my favourite duos from this past decade. Even so, little did I foresee that within a week or two following that conversation I would spend an anxious forty minutes securing concert tickets for a Hurts “15 Years of Happiness” gig in the pre-sale.

I have covered Hurts countless times on the blog since I immensely admire the alternative pop duos’ artistry. Intelligent lyricism, distinctive alt-pop flair, stunning visual aesthetics and uber-arresting music videos. Yet I hadn’t realised the fifteenth anniversary of the duo’s debut album “Happiness” was about to arrive. Neither had it occurred to me that Hurts might go all in with celebrating this milestone. I was however massively happy to find out about the planned London show. And so, the plotting and planning began in earnest.

Hurts is celebrating a remarkable milestone with the release of “15 Years of Happiness,” a stunning limited edition double-vinyl picture disc that captures the essence of their journey. To honour their legendary debut album, they’ve also unveiled a captivating rendition of “Wonderful Life ’25,” reimagined through the vibrant lens of Italo disco by Purple Disco Machine. This euphoric and uplifting rework contrasts beautifully with the original’s darker tones, breathing new life into a classic. The compelling message of resilience and faith in overcoming struggles strikes a powerful chord today, resonating even more deeply than when the song first graced our ears in 2010.

Moreover, I absolutely made the right call trusting my instincts and grabbing tickets for the Brixton Academy 2025 gig. The crowd erupted with a deafening roar as Theo Hutchcraft stepped onto the stage, akin to the reception reserved for the world’s biggest pop icons. Throughout the evening, it was clear that Theo’s vocals were in outstanding form—simply incredible. The dynamic delivery, sense of melodrama and emotionally charged performances were nothing short of electric. I say this without hesitation: the show was nothing less than phenomenal. You could feel the heart and soul poured into every moment of “Happiness” performed in its entirety. Including a selection of the duos greatest hits and fan favourites that followed in the second half of the performance. This rather felt like we were being treated to a track list from a bonus CD.

The production featured everything from the iconic, stylish dancers seen in Hurts’ early music videos to a magnificent string quartet. A tight backup band, and powerful backup vocalists, topped off with the inclusion of an awe-inspiring opera singer completed the line up. In fact, this gig had it all—except sadly for Hurts’ talented multi-instrumentalist Adam Anderson, who has presently, stepped back from live performances to focus on his mental health. From the very beginning, I anticipated an unforgettable night. I was however, utterly unprepared for just how epic it turned out to be.

A word of advice. If the chance arises to see Hurts live don’t hesitate for a second. Snap up some tickets.

Connect with Hurts

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/hurts

X:  https://x.com/WeAreHURTS 

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/theohurts/

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It has been some considerable time since we last explored the smoky-voiced alt-pop enchantress Charlotte OC in this blog. In her early years, she made a powerful impression, drawing us in with a haunting musical presence that resonated with intoxicating dark pop allure. While she has undeniably ventured into varied musical territories since then. The core of her artistry remains anchored in those signature brooding sensibilities and a profound sense of melancholy. As we look further ahead in 2025, Charlotte is poised for an artistic renaissance. Following her evocative March release “God, We Tried,” she unveils another intriguing facet of her reimagined sound with “Romeo“. A standout track from her newly announced EP, “Seriously Love, Go Home.”

I’ve previously noted Charlotte’s vocal resemblance to Stevie Nicks, but on “Romeo,” this connection is strikingly evident. From the very first notes, the remarkable similarity between these two artists commands attention. The track’s music soundscape is expertly crafted with a folk-pop allure that echoes the timeless sounds of Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac. This synergy is nothing short of perfect, further elevated by the exceptional production from Dimitri Tikovoi, whose credentials include work with Placebo, Purple Disco Machine, Charli XCX, and Nicola Roberts.

While “God, We Tried” delved into the depths of grief and fractured love. “Romeo” above all emerges as its warm, redemptive counterpart. A swooning, soul-infused anthem about serendipitously meeting someone at precisely the right moment.

This renaissance could not be more timely for Charlotte OC. Her EP “Seriously Love, Go Home” delivers a captivating new sound, offering an unflinching glimpse into a woman navigating chaos and reclaiming her strength. What Charlotte brings to the table is nothing less than invigorating and brilliantly original. Throughout the EP, she invites you into her journey, revealing new dimensions of herself and the world around us.

“‘Seriously Love, Go Home‘ is the sound of me finally facing myself. It’s the aftermath of grief, self-sabotage, love gone wrong, and crawling back to the one place I never thought I’d return to. It’s hope and helplessness. It’s exactly what I needed to make to get myself through that time” – Charlotte OC

Charlotte OC is to make a stunning return to the stage after a three-year hiatus, headlining shows in Manchester and London this July. Including a highly anticipated performance at SXSW London in June. Mark your calendars for these unforgettable dates: –

Tuesday, 3rd June at Devonshire Square – BME (Western Courtyard) from 20:00 to 20:30
Thursday, 5th June at Hoxton Hall from 21:00 to 21:30
Wednesday, 2nd July at The Lower Third – London 19:00
Thursday 3rd July at SOUP – Manchester 19:00

These intimate performances promise to be emotional and powerful celebrations, heralding an exciting new chapter in Charlotte OC’s musical journey. Don’t miss this chance to witness her remarkable comeback!

PRE-save EP / Pre-Order vinyl “Seriously Love, Go Home” HERE

Connect with Charlotte OC

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/CharlotteOCOfficial/

X:  https://x.com/CharlotteOC

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/Charlotteocofficial

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Last April, I featured the Purple Disco Machine and Kungs production collaboration on the track “Substitution.” The track went on to amass 300 million streams and 60 million on YouTube since its release. However, at the time of writing, I failed to name the vocalist of the track. This was quite an oversight on my part, and I wanted to give credit where it is due. So here I am giving English singer-songwriter and producer, Julian Peretta the mention he deserves. By no small coincidence, Julian himself has a new track out, “Save The Night,” on which Purple Disco Machine appears as a co-writer and co-producer of the track.

Julian Perretta broke out in 2010 with his critically acclaimed album “Stitch Me Up,” but hasn’t replicated the success as a solo artist. As a collaborator though, Julian has appeared in some of the biggest dance tracks, namely teaming up with Jonas Blue and Lost Frequencies. Yet since, reaping plaudits for the recent collaborative releases, maybe he has a taste for releasing his own solo tracks once more.

Last new music Friday, he unleashed his latest offering, “Save The Night.” The song comes suitably replete with a night time themed, neon bright video. The track is a glittering electro-pop release with a distinctive euro disco-pop edge. It sounds somewhat akin in style to the brilliant Agnes album “Magic Still Exists.”  Moreover, I believe this track has the potential to reignite Julian Perretta’s solo career, particularly in Europe initially. The song’s vibe reminds me of the tunes frequently played on European radio stations during my visits there.

I haven’t been informed, but I truly anticipate “Save The Night” to signal a new solo era for Julian. This track has only increased my excitement and has me fully engaged. I shall closely monitor Julian Perretta, and if Euro disco-pop is indeed his new direction, readers can anticipate more of my enthusiastic support for him on the blog.

Connect with Julian Perretta
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/julianperretta
X: https://x.com/julianperretta
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianperretta/

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Fans of The Knocks and Sofi Tukker, will be excited to know that these frequent collaborators are back with yet another hot release. Following the success of previous link ups on tracks “Best Friend” and “Brazilian Soul,” the dynamic duos have come together once more to create an electro dance-pop track called “One On One.” Moreover, it also seems that their creative synergy is only getting stronger with each collaboration.

On the collaboration SOFI TUKKER said…

“The first people who basically ever heard “Drinkee” were Ben “B-Roc” Ruttner and James “JPatt” Patterson from The Knocks. The first ones to introduce us to people in the industry were The Knocks. The first tour we ever went on, as first of 3, was with The Knocks. They are the definition of Day Ones. We did “Best Friend“, we did “Brazilian Soul“, now we have “One on One“. Couldn’t be happier to still be releasing music with the OG New York gang”.

You won’t believe “One On One” is giving incredible disco vibes! It has come to my notice the dynamic duo SOFI TUKKER has a way of curbing their zaniness when working with The Knocks. Thus helping them to deliver the full measure of their impassioned pop-making. Similarly, with a video that’s sure to mesmerise. I can’t help but be excited about what SOFI TUKKER and The Knocks has in store for us. Don’t miss out on this amazing collaboration that will have you dancing all night long!

The Gina Gizella Manning-directed video featuring The Knocks and SOFI TUKKER is a must-see for all disco lovers. The video captures the alluring vibe of the 70s disco era. And perfectly visualizes the lyrical narrative that expresses the physical chemistry between potential lovers. The beat-making skills of The Knocks are unmatched, bringing their funk-pop A-game to the table. SOFI TUKKER’s effervescent panache adds a whole new level of energy to the mix, making this collaboration a true masterpiece.

Did you know that “One On One” is more than just a collaboration between The Knocks and SOFI TUKKER? In fact, the songwriting team for the track is a powerhouse of talent, consisting of Tino Schmidt (aka Purple Disco Machine), Martina Sorbara of Dragonette and Adam Pallin (The Knocks producer). With such an impressive team behind it, it’s no wonder that “One On One” is such a catchy and dynamic tune. I definitely appreciate the creative genius that went into making it!

Connect with The Knocks
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theknocksnyc
Twitter: https://twitter.com/theknocks
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_knocks/

Connect with SOFI TUKKER
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sofitukker
Twitter: https://twwitter.com/sofitukker
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sofitukker/

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Having put in a lot of effort last weekend. I am getting caught up with what’s been going on in music while I was away on vacation. With that said, I am still in the holiday frame of mind because of the sunshine finally coming out these past few days. The result of both these things is I have hankered for unapologetic sunshine pop tracks in my music listening this week. Consequently, but not surprisingly. I was immediately drawn to the track “Substitution,” the latest release from Purple Disco Machine, Kungs because it is noted for its disco influence.

In his latest offering, Purple Disco Machine has linked with Kungs. A fresh-faced producer recognised for his ‘house music’ styled productions, hailing from the south of France. This collaboration of internationally acclaimed producers has sought influence from an instantly recognisable 80s hit, which thankfully isn’t “Blue” by Eiffel 65. Instead, Purple Disco Machine and Kungs are sampling the iconic 1984 hit “Big in Japan” from Alphaville. On its own, a track my fifteen-year-old self was massively obsessed with back in the day.

They bring “Big In Japan” into 2023 by interpolating the rhythmically catchy synth-pop melody with shimmering Italo-disco stylings. They also beef up the bassline for a bit of added oomph.

Obviously, if a music video weren’t interesting to watch or amazing, or both, I wouldn’t draw your attention to it. The clip for “Substitution” is at least one of those things. Strange things happen when Purple Disco Machine (Tino Schmidt) stops to pick up a hitchhiker, Kungs (Valentin Brunel) in the Swim Club-directed video. Mysterious, unexplainable happenings occur. Therefore you should take a look at it if, at the very least, it is a method of getting people to listen to this splendid tune.

Let’s face it, everyone loves 80s-influenced disco-pop from time to time. “Substitution” happens to be brilliantly good…

Connect with Purple Disco Machine
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/purplediscomachine
Twitter: https://twitter.com/PurpleDiscoM
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/purple_disco_machine/

Connect with Kungs
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Kungsmusic/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KungsMusic
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kungs/

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To be honest, it has been only a few hours since we arrived back home. Our heads are still very much wrapped up in a holiday state of mind right now and we are trying our best to ease ourselves back into the daily grind and all that it entails. But, while we’ve been away, topping up our suntan and cooling ourselves down with many refreshing glasses of raspberry and peach Gintonica cocktails. We have continued to delve into the treasure trove of new music releases in the EQ mailbag at leisure. We didn’t get time to write up a post about the latest Purple Disco Machine release, the track “Dopamine,” before we went on our travels. However, it is still dope and also superbly suits our current mood.

Besides, our publicist friends have been trying their hardest to persuade us to write about Purple Disco Machine for the longest time. “Dopamine” has us cracked because of its unmistakable use of 80s stylings, and Pharrell meets Laura Branigan esque groove. There really wasn’t a more suitable fit than plugging this Purple Disco Machine track written about the feel-good hormone “Dopamine” into my ears. This track WAS definitely a contributing factor of how I topped up my Dopamine levels while sunbathing beneath the golden sunshine these past two weeks.

Joining the internationally acclaimed producer on the track is the Dutch-born singer/songwriter, Eyelar. She’s already notched up a stellar career to date, having written and collaborated with Demi Lovato, Little Mix, Charli XCX, Bastille and David Guetta. But is also pushing forward with a solo recording career. A transition which in the evidence of this track is heating up considerably.

Although the master brains behind the Purple Disco Machine moniker, Tino Schmidt career almost spans a decade. He makes his official music video debut in the James Fitzgerald directed clip for “Dopamine“. In keeping with the retro vibe, he’s etched into the Purple Disco Machine brand so far. Tino takes inspiration from the iconic Robert Zemeckis “Back To The Future” trilogy. The plot. A time-travelling mission to rescue Eyelar from 2021 and transport her back to the neon era of the pop culture saturated 1980s.

I haven’t watched this music video as much as I have listened to the track. Because switching off for the last two weeks, and lazing on a hot sunny beach has been my vibe. And yes, please. If anyone should know how I go about snapping up a one-way time-travelling ticket for myself… do tell. Not to get all “Yesterday” movie on you, living in a time when Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You” hasn’t existed yet or can be heard playing in every leisure establishment on the promenade, sounds good to me.

Connect with Purple Disco Machine
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/purplediscomachine
Twitter: https://twitter.com/PurpleDiscoM
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/purple_disco_machine/

Connect with Eyelar
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eyelarx/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/eyelar
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eyelarx/

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Well it's officially the last day of 2008 and I finally got around to posting the EQ Top 200 songs of 2008.  No rules – if we listened to it in 2008 with any degree of regularity then it's totally eligible for the list.  

So without further ado…

Coming tomorrow – EQ's annual Top 10 moments.

Enjoy and see you in 2009!

1. Just Dance : Lady Gaga
2. Don’t Mess : Juvelen
3. More Man Than Man : Antigone
4. 3 Little Words : Frankmusik
5. How Many Words : Blake Lewis
6. Perfect Girl : The Ultrasonics
7. Black & Gold : Sam Sparro
8. Dust Off And Dance : Hydra Productions ft. Tiffany
9. Dream On : Christian Falk ft. Robyn
10. Breathing Your Love : Darin ft. Kat Deluna

11. Pocket : Sam Sparro
12. Unusual You : Britney Spears
13. Predator : Petros
14. See Through : Dean Lennon
15. Into The Nightlife : Cyndi Lauper
16. Come On Girl : Taio Cruz
17. Joy : Temposhark
18. I Lust U: Neon Neon
19. Speed Up : Funkerman
20. Funplex : The B-52s

21. Purple Heart : James Leon
22. One Touch : Doe Deere
23. Colour Me Dirty : Red Blooded Women
24. No End In Sight – Sam Sparro
25. Pulling At My Heartstrings : Thom Skinner
26. Lights And Music : Cut Copy
27. Lazerboy : Sergey ft. Timati
28. I Don’t Know How To Love Him : Sam Taylor
29. Yours Truly : As in RebekkaMaria
30. Big Girl Now : New Kids On The Block ft. Lady Gaga

31. Promiscuity : Antigone
32. Circus : Britney Spears
33. Strangers Again : Luigi Masi
34. Poker Face : Lady Gaga
35. Who’s That Girl : Robyn
36. Calling : Osvaldo Supino
37. Iconic : Madison
38. Girfriend : Sergey
39. Disco Bloodbath : Pandering & The Golddiggers
40. I’m Good I’m Gone : Lykki Li

41. Not Now But Soon : Imogen Heap
42. Trouble In Mind : The Gadsdens
43. Wall Kids : Winterpark
44. Electricity : Parralox
45. Movie Star : Roisin Murphy
46. Genie 2.0 : Christina Aguilera
47. Heartless : Kanye West
48. Blind : Hercules & Love Affair
49. The Sailor Song : The Gadsdens
50. Strangers : Christian George

51. 4 2Nite : Red Blooded Women
52. I Kissed A Girl : Katy Perry
53. A&E : Goldfrapp
54. Paparazzi : Lady Gaga
55. Boyfriend : Alphabeat
56. I Know Your Girlfriend Hates Me : Annie
57. Go All The Way (Into The Twilight) : Perry Farell
58. I Wanna Dance : Angela
59. Shakin That (Wideboys Mix) : KJ
60. Roadtrip : Darin

61. Buttons (CSS Remix) : Sia
62. One Night Stand : Thom Skinner
63. Shorty The Pimp: Naked Highway
64. We Got Some Breaking Up To Do : Private
65. Warriors : The Good Natured
66. Paris Is Burning : Ladyhawke
67. Love In Two : Starsmith
68. Sick : Sam Sparro
69. Mr. Right : The White Tie Affair
70. Allnighter : Naommon

71. Outta My Head : Ashlee Simpson
72. Got Ur Number: Nadia Oh
73. This Boy’s In Love : The Presets
74. Vanished : Crystal Castles
75. Frontload : Freezepop
76. Slave To Love : Roisin Murphy
77. Vinegar : Anna Abreu
78. Womanizer : Britney Spears
79. Heart Of Stone : The Good Natured
80. Every Day Is Halloween : Dangerous Muse

81. Baps R Bakin : Electric Dolls
82. Song Reminds Me Of You : Annie
83. She Lion : As In RebekkaMaria
84. Art Bitch : Charli XCX
85. Headlock : Esser
86. Never Been Cool : James Leon
87. Show Me Love 08 : Robyn
88. Merry Go Round : The Polyamourous Affair
89. Optimal Ending : Sometime
90. Left Behind : CSS

91. Temptation : Disa
92. Mona Lisa : Doe Deere
93. See You At A Club : Darin
94. Break : Alanis Morissette
95. Calm Before The Storm: Killian Wells
96. Sooner Or Later : Madison
97. Drinks Taste Better When They’re Free : Electrovamp
98. Secrets And Lies : Emmon
99. Finally 2008 : CeCe Peniston
100. Stuck On Repeat : Little Boots

101. Single : New Kids On The Block ft. Ne-Yo
102. Time To Pretend : MGMT
103. Perfect Criminal : Vlad Topalov
104. Army Of Foxy : As In RebekkaMaria
105. Neverland : Darren Hayes
106. Better Off As Two : Frankmusik
107. Monarch : Matt Alber
108. Selfless : Darude ft. Blake Lewis
109. Now You’re Gone : Basshunter
110. Quicksand : La Roux

111. Magnetic Heart : Boogaloo Stu
112. Miles Away : Madonna vs. A Crowd Electric
113. Insomnia : Craig David
114. Bleeding Love : Leona Lewis
115. Disco Lies : Moby ft. Freemasons
116. Electric Feel : MGMT
117. Longing For Lullabyes : Kleerup ft. Titiyo
118. Do It In The Street : Brad Walsh
119. Lies : Heartbreak
120. Ride My Tempo : Ida Corr

121. Styfling : Square1 ft. Siobhan Donaghy
122. Stay In My Memory: Bim
123. 28 Days : Cassette Electrik
124. Heartbreaker : Metronomy
125. Human : The Killers
126. Catch Me If You Can : Sometime
127. !Francheskaar! : Charli XCX
128. Discotheque : Elin Lanto
129. The Fear : Lily Allen
130. Carrie Bradshaw : Will-W

131. Miracle : Deepest Blue
132. All I Ever Wanted : Basshunter
133. We Keep On Rockin : Alcazar
134. Rock With U : Janet Jackson
135. Love Game : Lady Gaga
136. Beily Plaschick : t.A.T.u.
137. Goodbye To Yesterday : Ian Brearley
138. Hanna : Juvelen
139. 4 Minutes : Madonna ft. Justin Timberlake
140. Strobelight: Luigi Masi

141. U Turn Me On : Jamie Jo
142. The Breakfast Song : Annie
143. Breaking It Up: Lykki Li
144. Click Click Click : New Kids On The Block
145. Revolutions : Melynk
146. I Ran (So Far Away) : Darude ft. Blake Lewis
147. Get On With It : Val Emmich
148. Synthesizer : Red Blooded Women
149. Eat You Up : BoA
150. Spotlight : Jennifer Hudson

151. The Loving Kind : Girls Aloud
152. Black Jeans : Parralox
153. So What : Pink
154. You Made Your Bed : Red Blooded Women
155. Cry For You : September
156. Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down : Risque
157. Wrong Shoes (Frankmusik Remix) : David Swinburn
158. Soul To My Soul : As In RebekkaMaria
159. Regret : Heartbreak
160. Dynamite : Christina Aguilera

161. What Does It Look Like I’m Doing : The Model
162. 220: t.A.T.u.
163. Give it 2 Me: Madonna
164. Fix Me : Velvet
165. I Hate Rock And Roll : Kennedy
166. Cold : Alex Young
167. Slow Down : Dominique Wolf
168. Field Trip Buddy : Matt Alber
169. Flowers On The Grave : September
170. UFO : Sneaky Sound System

171. Devil Wouldn’t Recognize You : Madonna
172. Blackout : The Whip
173. Another Night, Another Day : The Dossier
174. Satisfied : Esser
175. Alive : Natalie Bassingthwaighte
176. Don’t Believe In Love : Dido
177. Wheel Of Fortune 2009 : Ace Of Base
178. Side Chick : Sugababes
179. Dance Dance Dance : Lykki Li
180. Save My Soul : Cavali

181. Raindrops (Encore Une Fois) : Sash ! ft. Stunt
182. I Love The Dancefloor : Kovak
183. It’s All Good : Honeyroot
184. Hot & Cold : Katy Perry
185. I’m In Love With A German Film Star : Sam Taylor-Wood
186. OMG : City Girls
187. I Fell In Love With A Drum Machine : Parralox
188. Ooh I Like It : Ultraviolet Sound
189. I Luv U : Chikidoll
190. Up : The Saturdays

191. Du & Jeg : Hej Matematik
192. Mercy : Duffy
193. Williams Blood : Grace Jones
194. If This Is Love : The Saturdays
195. Love Lockdown : Kanye West
196. Sally : Sam Sparro
197. Ride (Tiesto Remix) : Cary Brothers
198. I Love You : Esser
199. Pop Music Is Not A Crime : Freezepop
200. Shifty Eyes : Strangers With Candy

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EQ reader JD pointed me in the direction of Anna Abreu who has a new song and video out now to a hot track called “Vinegar” which wins a personal nod from me for having more than one cool thing in a video.

• Blue and Silver mylar balloons – check
• Shirtless boys – check
• 1920’s style black fringe dress – check
• Purple smoke machine – check

In reading up on her, I wasn’t surprised to find out that she was a contestant on Finnish Idol. And with that said, I immediately Googled her on Pop Poster Girl to find out the whole story. Because as you know, PPG is a walking and blogging encyclopedia for all things International Idol and that’s why I love her.

The only thing I find strange about “Vinegar” is the song title. Next time one of my evil ex’s comes up to me in a bar, I’m going to say “you’re vinegar in my dreams”…I’m sure that will put them off totally.

– Download “Vinegar”

Check out Anna Abreu on MySpace.

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