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Morrissey has apparently pulled out of a duet with Robbie Williams planned for next week's Brit Awards.

Reported in today's Sun newspaper, an insider revealed that a proposed appearance by the unlikely pairing was quashed after the former Smiths' singer got cold feet.
The unnamed insider explained: "It was all set to go and then Morrissey decided it was not the right thing for him to do. He has passed on his apologies to Robbie."
What they were proposed to sing has not been revealed.

Morrissey will be battling it out against Jamie Cullum, Lemar, Will Young and Mike Skinner of The Streets for the title of Best British Male at Wednesday's awards.

Robbie Williams' "Angels" is pitted against Joy Division's "Love Will Tear Us Apart", Kate Bush's "Wuthering Heights", Queen's "We Are the Champions" and Will Young's "Leave Right Now" in the Brits 25 Best Song category.
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29 January 2005


 


 
1.  Joke Jay
(1)...Angefixxt

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   11.   Eric Prydz
(9)...Call On Me
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2.   Milky
(3)....Be My World
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12.   Joss Stone
(15)...Right To Be Wrong
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3.   Kristian Leontiou
(6)...Shining
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13.   Alcazar
(17)...Here I Am
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4.   Morrissey
(2)...I Have Forgiven Jesus
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14.   Futureshock
(13)...Late At Night
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5.   Marianne Rosenberg
(5)...Er Gehört Zu Mir 2004
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15.   In_Vox ft. Andy Bell
(10)...Will I Ever
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6.   Erasure
(8)...Breathe
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16.   Project Pitchfork
        & Steve Naghavi
(-)...Timekiller

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7.   Kylie Minogue
(4)...I Believe In You
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17.  Narcotic Thrust
(-)...When The Dawn Breaks

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8.   Michael Gray
(12)...The Weekend
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18.   G-Spott
(19)...City Streets
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9.   Scissor Sisters
(11)...Filthy / Gorgeous
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19.   Marianne Rosenberg
(14)...Marleen 2004
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10.   OneTwo
(7)...Item E.P
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20.   Axelle Red
(16)...Je Pense À Toi
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02 Feb 2005 - EBTG - Remix CD





On February 15th, Everything But The Girl will be releasing a remix CD titled 'Adapt Or Die (10 Years Of Remixes).

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02 Feb 2005 - The NME Awards 2005

Franz Ferdinand lead the pack of nominees for the NME Awards, closely followed by The Libertines and The Streets.

Franz Ferdinand
, winners of the prestigious Mercury Music Prize for their self-titled debut album, are up for Best British Band, Best Live Band, Best
Album, Best Track ("Take Me Out") and Best Video. The band are also up for five awards at next month's Brits.
The Libertines, previous winners of the NME prize for Best New Band, are up for four awards this year, including Best British Band and Best Live Band.
The Streets - one-man rapper Mike Skinner - are also up for four awards, including Best Solo Artist and Best Track for "Dry Your Eyes".
In the Best International Band category, Kings Of Leon, The Killers, The Strokes and U2 go up against flamboyant disco rockers Scissor Sisters, who boast Britain's best-selling album of 2004.
Pete Doherty, now with Babyshambles, goes head-to-head with his old band, The Libertines, in the Best Live Band category.
Battling for honours in the Best Solo Artist category are Ian Brown, Graham Coxon, Eminem, Morrissey and The Streets.

The NME Awards are voted for by the magazine's readers and take place in London on February 17.
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The Manic Street Preachers have held a private memorial for Richey Edwards.

The 27-year-old songwriter and guitarist disappeared ten years ago yesterday [February 1]. His car was later found abandoned by the River Severn in Wales. Bassist Nicky Wire told NME.com: "We'll talk to each other on the day and we'll remember something funny or stupid or sad. That's the impossibility of the situation anyway, there's no centred thing to fix yourself on. It's a personal thing between the three of us, and his mum, dad and sister."
The Manics have continued to pay a quarter of their royalties into a bank account in Edwards' name.

Despite various unconfirmed sightings and the discovery of body parts in the Severn over the past decade, neither Edwards nor his remains have ever been found.

 

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