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Artist: Long Since Forgotten: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Rock     Discography:      Standing Room Only    Year: 2004    Tracks: 13 Long Since Forgotten (LSF) began in 1999 as a modest emo ring on the indie electrical circuit. Group members Josh Coy, Caleb Coy, and Jeff French self-released their debut record album, In All Honest, in January 2000, followed by a five-song acoustic EP, Monday 12am, a year after. After the EP's pouch, the triad lastly added a full-time drummer, Steve Stockin, and began playing shows on the East Coast, in the main end-to-end New York state. For its adjacent phonograph record album, and outset with Stockin, LSF went to Eudora, KS, to work with Ed Rose at his Redhouse Recording studio apartment. Rose had antecedently worked with such naturalized bands as the Get Up Kids and offered LSF a professional, polished production sound. The band spent eight years with Rose in October 2001. The resulting album, All the Things You Said..., scored LSF a phonograph recording portion extinct with RocketStar Recordings, domain Health Organization released the record album in later summertime 2002. Around this same time, LSF featured one of its songs on book eight of The Emo Diary series and embarked on a national term of enlistment in hopes of farther broadening its credit.

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Muse, Stereophonics, Prodigy for V Festival Chelmsford day one

Muse are set to headline the first day of the V Festival in Chelmsford tonight (August 16), playing on the V Stage after Stereophonics, The Kooks and Maximo Park.


The band will be going head-to-head with The Prodigy, wHO will play a headline slot on the 4Music stage on the same site afterward the likes of The Pigeon Detectives, The Hoosiers, Duffy and The Hold Steady.

Michael Franti and Spearhead will kick off proceedings on the V Stage, and testament be followed by The Futureheads, and Lostprophets.


Elsewhere on the site Ian Brown is limit to headline the JJB Arena tent after performances from The Pogues, Jamie T and The Twang.

Richard Hawley will head up the Virgin Mobile Union stage, piece former Clash guitarist Mick Jones' isthmus, Carbon/Silicon, will headline the Sessions Stage.


Keep checking NME.COM for the latest newsworthiness, pictures, videos and blogs live from V Festival all weekend.



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Bruce Forsyth celebrates 80th birthday

Showbiz legend Bruce Forsyth celebrates his 80th birthday today.
In an interview last week, Forsyth insisted that he had no intention of retiring just yet. He said: "I always said I'll pack it in when I've lost the buzz. I still get the buzz."
Forsyth has hosted BBC1's 'Strictly Come Dancing' since it began in 2004.
His other hit shows over the years have included 'The Generation Game', 'Play Your Cards Right' and 'Bruce's Price Is Right', as well as hosting The Royal Command Performance. Other work included an appearance in the Disney film 'Bedknobs and Broomsticks'.
BBC1 will celebrate Forsyth's birthday on Sunday evening with a tribute show, 'Happy Birthday Brucie', featuring stars such as Liza Minnelli, Paul O'Grady and Ronnie Corbett.
Forsyth himself will perform a dance routine with the cast of West End musical 'Billy Elliot'.
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Potter star Watson parties with Borrell

'Harry Potter' star Emma Watson has been spotted partying with Razorlight frontman Johnny Borrell in London.
They met at the Vanity Fair And Burberry Portraits party at the National Gallery. And despite a 10-year age gap, the 17-year-old actress reportedly seemed enthralled.
"Emma had gone over to speak to Pixie Geldof, who was chatting to Johnny at the time. Emma and Johnny immediately hit it off," an onlooker told the Daily Telegraph.
"It was clear they had loads to talk about - even if they don't look like they have much in common."
According to the Daily Star, Borrell, 27, didn't realise who Watson was until they left the party and fans started calling her name.
The unlikely pair then reportedly hopped into a cab to another fashion party and from there, they are believed to have gone on to a private event at the Dorchester Hotel.