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THE DAY IS MAY 6. Blimey, that's next Wednesday! The location: HMV's flagship music store, 150 Oxford Street. The opportunity: a soon-to-be-legendary confluence of barney-rock's greatest exponents, as Kasabian (pictured) and The Pretty Things join forces to celebrate the announcement of the 2009 MOJO Honours List shortlists.
The fun starts at 12.30pm, when The Lightning Seeds' Ian Broudie will turn in a set of familiarly well-crafted pop, to be followed at 1.30pm by the '60s Most Dangerous Band, the still-extraordinary Pretty Things.
In the evening, expect the dreamy, lady-voiced FX-rock of School Of Seven Bells to plug in at 6pm. Then, at 7pm it's Leicester maulers Kasabian, stomping and hollering, promising an access of streamlined boogie from their soon-come album, The West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum. The perfect evening of they're-so-hot-right-now musical treats, free for all-comers.
May 6 is also the day that we announce the shortlists for the Honours List's votable categories. Pick your favourites from the frontrunners in the Best Album, Best Live Act, Breakthrough Act, Best Compilation and Song Of The Year categories, and you could still win a pair of tickets to the star-studded Honours List ceremony on June 11.
Still a chance to influence those shortlists at mojo4music.com!
Return to MOJO for further annoucements of special shows to celebrate the imminence of the 2009 MOJO Honours List ceremony.
And check back on May 6 and 7 for multimedia coverage of the event, both at MOJO4music.com and HMV's social discovery site, getcloser.com. HMV are the Official Retail Partner of the MOJO Honours List 2009.
Photograph by: Mattia Zoppellaro
Posted by Danny_Eccleston at 2:52 PM GMT 30/04/2009
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Kasabian are probably the greatest band in the world at the moment,easy.
Posted by jon james at 4:20 PM GMT 30/04/2009 Report Abuse
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RE: jon james
You would be correct.
Posted by Magic-8-Ball at 11:04 PM GMT 30/04/2009 Report Abuse
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or...
not.
the 'probably'
in itself
allows you the chance to say such.
but...
cobblerables otherwise!
broudie (even in his less than better moments)
and ye veritable pretty things,
at any stage of the game
- have you listened to
lp 's.f. sorrow',
singles
''don' t bring me down',
'rosalyn'?'...
thought not.
reconsider right now,
poo-poo any other alternative!
pretty things deserve every accolade!
cheers
'
Posted by paul adsett at 1:41 AM GMT 02/05/2009 Report Abuse
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Kasabian are wank, end of.
Posted by Simon at 3:54 AM GMT 02/05/2009 Report Abuse
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RE: Simon
explain why.
tell me who's better.
Posted by jon james at 12:04 PM GMT 02/05/2009 Report Abuse
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RE: paul adsett
your post makes no sense whatsoever.
Posted by jon james at 12:05 PM GMT 02/05/2009 Report Abuse
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