Tässä tuleekin sitten loput tämän viikon uutiset... :)
McFly vieraili eilen Studio 5:lla, voit katsoa videot alapuolelta. Ensiksi haastattelu:
Sitten Party Girl:
Löysin myös tällaisen ekstravideon eilisestä Live loungesta, jossa Fearne yrittää viedä Harryn paikan rumpujen takana..
Ja I Like Music teki Mcflysta 8 SIVUISEN HAASTATTELUN! Voit lukea haastattelun kokonaisuudessaan tästä.
Leicester Soundin Damien ja Naomi tapasivat McFlyn Leicesterin nimmarinjakotilaisuudessa, tässä haastattelu.
Entertainment Focusilla oli myös McFly-viikko viime viikolla. Heillä oli myös jokaiselle jäsenelle omistettu oma päivä. Jokainen teki oman tervehdysvideonsa, voit katsoa ne alta.
Entertainment Focus teki myös haastattelun McFlyn kanssa, voit katsoa sen alta.
Tässä vielä Digital Spyn hauska (ja melko rivo) haastattelu :)
Ja en muuten ole muistaakseni vielä ilmoittanut, että Super City aukeaa 1. lokakuuta eli n. 3 viikon päästä! :)
Laitoin muuten jo eilen pätkät Chris Moylesin ohjelmasta, mutta unohdin vielä sanoa että haastattelussa McFly yllättäen kertoo uuden levynsä nimen olevan ABOVE THE NOISE! Mitäs mieltä olette levyn nimestä? Minun mielestäni se on upea!
Eiköhän siinä ollut kaikki.. Yritän vastedes päivittää useammin, ettei tarvitse yhteen päivitykseen tunkea näin paljon asiaa :D
lauantai 11. syyskuuta 2010
perjantai 10. syyskuuta 2010
This Morning, Chris Moyles & Live lounge
McFly vieraili This Morningissa eilen aamulla. Alapuolelta voit katsoa haastattelun.
He myös vierailivat Chris Moylesin show'ssa Radio 1:lla tänä aamuna, voit kuunnella sen alapuolelta.
Chris Moylesin ohjelman jälkeen McFly vieraili BBC Radio 1:n Fearne Cottonin live loungessa, ja live loungen perinteiseen tapaan he esittivät oman biisin ja yhden coverin! Coveriksi he valitsivat Taio Cruzin Suomessakin soitetun Dynamite-biisin. Voit katsoa videot alapuolelta.
Voit ladata Dynamiten mp3-muodossa tästä ja Party Girlin tästä. :)
He myös vierailivat Chris Moylesin show'ssa Radio 1:lla tänä aamuna, voit kuunnella sen alapuolelta.
Chris Moylesin ohjelman jälkeen McFly vieraili BBC Radio 1:n Fearne Cottonin live loungessa, ja live loungen perinteiseen tapaan he esittivät oman biisin ja yhden coverin! Coveriksi he valitsivat Taio Cruzin Suomessakin soitetun Dynamite-biisin. Voit katsoa videot alapuolelta.
Voit ladata Dynamiten mp3-muodossa tästä ja Party Girlin tästä. :)
keskiviikko 8. syyskuuta 2010
"So pull your collar up before she sinks her teeth in"
McFly esiintyi viikonlopun aikana GMTV:n viimeisessä lähetyksessä, The National Lottery's Big Nightissa ja Big Brother's Little Brotherissa. Esiintymiset ja haastattelut voit katsoa alapuolelta. Jotkut videot ovat hieman huonolaatuisia, mutta ikävä kyllä en löytänyt parempiakaan. :/
(Big Brother's Little Brother)
McFly oli myös Big top 40:lla vieraana viime sunnuntaina ja he pitivät pienen webchatin. Lyhyen koosteen voit katsoa tästä ja koko webchatin voit katsoa alapuolelta.
Tom itseasiassa luki kommenttini, se on ensimmäisessä videossa ajassa 1.26 ;)
Party Girlin singleillä oli myös kaksi uutta biisiä, Sunny Side of the Street ja Hotel On a Hill (voit kuunnella ne klikkaamalla nimeä).
(Big Brother's Little Brother)
McFly oli myös Big top 40:lla vieraana viime sunnuntaina ja he pitivät pienen webchatin. Lyhyen koosteen voit katsoa tästä ja koko webchatin voit katsoa alapuolelta.
Tom itseasiassa luki kommenttini, se on ensimmäisessä videossa ajassa 1.26 ;)
Party Girlin singleillä oli myös kaksi uutta biisiä, Sunny Side of the Street ja Hotel On a Hill (voit kuunnella ne klikkaamalla nimeä).
torstai 2. syyskuuta 2010
Uusi biisi I'll Be Your Man ja Alan Carr: Chatty Man -esiintyminen!
McFly esitti uuden biisin nimeltä I'll Be Your Man Sandownissa viime lauantaina. Tässä HQ video siitä :)
McFly myös esiintyi Alan Carrin Chatty Man -ohjelmassa viime viikonloppuna, voit katsoa videon alapuolelta.
Tässä lista McFlyn tulevista TV-ohjelmista:
3.9 – GMTV (ITV1) 6:00 – 9:25
4.9 – The National Lottery’s Big Night (BBC1) 19:40
5.9.– Big Brother’s Little Brother (C4) 11:45
9.9. – This Morning (ITV1) 10:30 – 12:30
10.9. – Live from Studio Five (C5) 18:25 – 19:00
11.9. – 5:19 Show (BBC Switch BBC2:lla) 13:15
15.9. – The Michael Ball Show (ITV1) 15:00
(ajat ovat Englannin aikaa)
Yritän sitten myös saada videot mahdollisimman nopeasti päivitettyä tänne :) Tässä vielä erittäin hyvä artikkeli Guardianin sivuilta:
"McFly go DIY
Would you like these boys to call you up? McFly tell Will Dean how they took back control of their music – and are giving fans unprecedented access to their lives.
All yours for £50 a year . . . from left, Tom Fletcher, Dougie Poynter, Danny Jones and Harry Judd. Photograph: Sarah Lee/Sarah Lee for the Guardian
'YURRWANKAS!" shouts Dougie Poynter as he explains a common reaction from Britain's white-van men to his walking down the street. Despite being infuriatingly good-looking, wealthy and successful, this seems about as tricky as life gets for the four members of McFly.
While the band might not take themselves too seriously – the video to their song Transylvania had singer Tom Fletcher mugging along dressed as Nosferatu – they're earnest about trying to take a lead when it comes to having a lasting pop career in the 21st century. In 2004, just as their immediate precursors Busted were imploding, McFly became the youngest band to have a debut album go to No 1, beating the Beatles. Somehow, despite looking about 12 (they're actually between 22 and 25), they've been together nearly as long as Ringo and company, with bass player Poynter having left school at 15 to join the band. Which makes me feel terrible when I ask him if his "Howl" top is an Allen Ginsberg T-shirt. "No, it's AllSaints," comes the innocent reply.
After drummer Harry Judd and Poynter joined Fletcher and guitarist/singer Danny Jones, their first single, 5 Colours in Her Hair, topped the charts, the first in a run of seven No 1s. They sold out arenas, appeared in the Lindsey Lohan movie Just My Luck (Judd's one-night stand with Lohan was cheekily referenced in their 2006 single Please, Please), removed their shirts more often than is polite and earned a fortune in the process. Then they seemed to experience the kind of decline that befalls most pop groups after a good three-year knock: releasing a half-hearted greatest hits, parting company with their label and going decidedly off-radar.
But what could have been the beginning of the end for a band whose teenage fans were beginning to outgrow them actually gave McFly a chance to take their future into their own hands. Miffed by the greatest hits release ("It wasn't really relevant," says Judd), they started their own label and released their fourth album, Radio:Active, through the Mail on Sunday.
"At the time, we were trying to think about how we could do things differently and keep up with the record industry," says Judd of their decision to follow Prince in giving away new material with the paper. It seems to have worked: the newspaper added 300,000 to its usual 2.1m sale with the giveaway. To put that into context, the band's chart-topping second album sold 300,000 in total. They then released Radio:Active properly, and it still made the top 10. The subsequent sellout arena tour suggests the giveaway was a good move – but how about sharing page space with the less enlightened souls associated with the Mail? "Richard Littlejohn? What's that?" says Jones when asked. It probably didn't worry them too much.
Now able to spend daft amounts of (their own) money on music videos and flying stages – the pyrotechnics in the Lies video were supposedly funded by downgrading a flight to economy – the band felt liberated. A run of success abroad, combined with a new musical direction, was enough for Universal to ask them to rejoin the fold. The band agreed to a new 50/50 share deal, in which the label profits from tours and merchandise but the band make more on record sales than the usual 16%. Because Universal don't have to worry as much about losing revenue from CD sales, they've allowed McFly to offer all their music directly from their new website on a subscription basis.
When it launches, Super City, McFly's new web presence, will give fans unprecedented access to the band. The most active fans earn points that can lead to webchats and phonecalls; there are also video guitar lessons, the band's entire back catalogue, and social networks that aim to create a community tied directly to McFly. All this comes for a pocket-money-busting £6 a month, or £50 a year, with the first 100,000 fans being granted "pioneer" status that allows them more goodies. "It's cheaper than an album, and our fans spend so much money on us that we wanted to find a way to give them more access," Fletcher says.
If this digital gamble comes off (and it's a huge if), it could be the music industry's equivalent of Manchester United streaming games on their website. Even if only 10,000 "pioneers" sign up, McFly could still clear hundreds of thousands of pounds a year. It's a larger-scale take on the 1,000 true fans theory, which suggests that a band needs 1,000 paying fans to make a living. So how many people do they think will sign up? "We'll have to find out . . . " says a circumspect Fletcher, who even suggests he'll put demos up on the site before showing them to his bandmates, and that the site will give fans the chance to say what singles McFly should release and what songs to play live.
"We're just going to be completely open and show the fans everything," says Fletcher. "And why not? I think you have to be. The music industry is different now. In the olden days, that distance between you and your idols made it special. But now people are craving information, and you have to [provide it]."
Judging by comments on their videos on YouTube, what McFly's fans also crave is the band without their tops. In order to sate that particular appetite (and to launch the new site), they've made their own 30-minute movie, Nowhere Left to Run; judging by the trailer, it involves some vampire action and lots of shots of Judd sans clothing. "We were referencing people like Michael Jackson when he did Moonwalker. There aren't any rules, really. We just thought it'd be fun to make a movie," says Fletcher.
The video for their new single, Party Girl, is stuffed with clips from the film, and represents a step away from their early teenybopper take on Blink-182. The video whoomphs into life with Lady Gaga-style whirring synths while retaining the guitar-swinging-around-their-heads jollity that originally found them fame. It might well be this change in direction that allows McFly to survive (the song has gone straight on to the Radio 1 A-list), rather than any high-tech fan-corralling. And if all else fails, they can always just keep taking their tops off.
• Party Girl is out on Sunday. McFly's new album follows in November. "
Ja toinen artikkeli contactmusic.comista:
"Mcfly's 'International' Album
McFly have changed their sound to include more commercial pop influences, so they could ''compete on an international level''.
McFly changed their sound so they could "compete on an international level".
The British group dropped the guitars and rock influenced sound of their fourth album 'Radio: Active' to work with pop producers on their next single 'Party Girl', in order to attract a wider audience to their sound.
The band's frontman, Tom Fletcher told NME magazine: "We worked with producer Taio Cruz on this album! But we changed because we wanted to compete on an international level."
Another change the group - which also includes Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter and Harry Judd - are championing is to use their website to debut their new material, and may in future use it as a platform for demos so their fans can choose which songs they eventually record, and give them chance to choose the band's set list for live shows.
Tom added: "We're just going to be completely open and show the fans everything. And why not? I think you have to be. The music industry is different now. In the olden days, that distance between you and your idols made it special. But now people are craving information, and you have to provide."
'Party Girl' is available from Sunday (06.09.10), and the band's album follows in November. "
Ehkä tämä tarkoittaa, että vihdoinkin voitaisiin kuulla poikia myös Suomen radiossa?? :)
McFly myös esiintyi Alan Carrin Chatty Man -ohjelmassa viime viikonloppuna, voit katsoa videon alapuolelta.
Tässä lista McFlyn tulevista TV-ohjelmista:
3.9 – GMTV (ITV1) 6:00 – 9:25
4.9 – The National Lottery’s Big Night (BBC1) 19:40
5.9.– Big Brother’s Little Brother (C4) 11:45
9.9. – This Morning (ITV1) 10:30 – 12:30
10.9. – Live from Studio Five (C5) 18:25 – 19:00
11.9. – 5:19 Show (BBC Switch BBC2:lla) 13:15
15.9. – The Michael Ball Show (ITV1) 15:00
(ajat ovat Englannin aikaa)
Yritän sitten myös saada videot mahdollisimman nopeasti päivitettyä tänne :) Tässä vielä erittäin hyvä artikkeli Guardianin sivuilta:
"McFly go DIY
Would you like these boys to call you up? McFly tell Will Dean how they took back control of their music – and are giving fans unprecedented access to their lives.
All yours for £50 a year . . . from left, Tom Fletcher, Dougie Poynter, Danny Jones and Harry Judd. Photograph: Sarah Lee/Sarah Lee for the Guardian
'YURRWANKAS!" shouts Dougie Poynter as he explains a common reaction from Britain's white-van men to his walking down the street. Despite being infuriatingly good-looking, wealthy and successful, this seems about as tricky as life gets for the four members of McFly.
While the band might not take themselves too seriously – the video to their song Transylvania had singer Tom Fletcher mugging along dressed as Nosferatu – they're earnest about trying to take a lead when it comes to having a lasting pop career in the 21st century. In 2004, just as their immediate precursors Busted were imploding, McFly became the youngest band to have a debut album go to No 1, beating the Beatles. Somehow, despite looking about 12 (they're actually between 22 and 25), they've been together nearly as long as Ringo and company, with bass player Poynter having left school at 15 to join the band. Which makes me feel terrible when I ask him if his "Howl" top is an Allen Ginsberg T-shirt. "No, it's AllSaints," comes the innocent reply.
After drummer Harry Judd and Poynter joined Fletcher and guitarist/singer Danny Jones, their first single, 5 Colours in Her Hair, topped the charts, the first in a run of seven No 1s. They sold out arenas, appeared in the Lindsey Lohan movie Just My Luck (Judd's one-night stand with Lohan was cheekily referenced in their 2006 single Please, Please), removed their shirts more often than is polite and earned a fortune in the process. Then they seemed to experience the kind of decline that befalls most pop groups after a good three-year knock: releasing a half-hearted greatest hits, parting company with their label and going decidedly off-radar.
But what could have been the beginning of the end for a band whose teenage fans were beginning to outgrow them actually gave McFly a chance to take their future into their own hands. Miffed by the greatest hits release ("It wasn't really relevant," says Judd), they started their own label and released their fourth album, Radio:Active, through the Mail on Sunday.
"At the time, we were trying to think about how we could do things differently and keep up with the record industry," says Judd of their decision to follow Prince in giving away new material with the paper. It seems to have worked: the newspaper added 300,000 to its usual 2.1m sale with the giveaway. To put that into context, the band's chart-topping second album sold 300,000 in total. They then released Radio:Active properly, and it still made the top 10. The subsequent sellout arena tour suggests the giveaway was a good move – but how about sharing page space with the less enlightened souls associated with the Mail? "Richard Littlejohn? What's that?" says Jones when asked. It probably didn't worry them too much.
Now able to spend daft amounts of (their own) money on music videos and flying stages – the pyrotechnics in the Lies video were supposedly funded by downgrading a flight to economy – the band felt liberated. A run of success abroad, combined with a new musical direction, was enough for Universal to ask them to rejoin the fold. The band agreed to a new 50/50 share deal, in which the label profits from tours and merchandise but the band make more on record sales than the usual 16%. Because Universal don't have to worry as much about losing revenue from CD sales, they've allowed McFly to offer all their music directly from their new website on a subscription basis.
When it launches, Super City, McFly's new web presence, will give fans unprecedented access to the band. The most active fans earn points that can lead to webchats and phonecalls; there are also video guitar lessons, the band's entire back catalogue, and social networks that aim to create a community tied directly to McFly. All this comes for a pocket-money-busting £6 a month, or £50 a year, with the first 100,000 fans being granted "pioneer" status that allows them more goodies. "It's cheaper than an album, and our fans spend so much money on us that we wanted to find a way to give them more access," Fletcher says.
If this digital gamble comes off (and it's a huge if), it could be the music industry's equivalent of Manchester United streaming games on their website. Even if only 10,000 "pioneers" sign up, McFly could still clear hundreds of thousands of pounds a year. It's a larger-scale take on the 1,000 true fans theory, which suggests that a band needs 1,000 paying fans to make a living. So how many people do they think will sign up? "We'll have to find out . . . " says a circumspect Fletcher, who even suggests he'll put demos up on the site before showing them to his bandmates, and that the site will give fans the chance to say what singles McFly should release and what songs to play live.
"We're just going to be completely open and show the fans everything," says Fletcher. "And why not? I think you have to be. The music industry is different now. In the olden days, that distance between you and your idols made it special. But now people are craving information, and you have to [provide it]."
Judging by comments on their videos on YouTube, what McFly's fans also crave is the band without their tops. In order to sate that particular appetite (and to launch the new site), they've made their own 30-minute movie, Nowhere Left to Run; judging by the trailer, it involves some vampire action and lots of shots of Judd sans clothing. "We were referencing people like Michael Jackson when he did Moonwalker. There aren't any rules, really. We just thought it'd be fun to make a movie," says Fletcher.
The video for their new single, Party Girl, is stuffed with clips from the film, and represents a step away from their early teenybopper take on Blink-182. The video whoomphs into life with Lady Gaga-style whirring synths while retaining the guitar-swinging-around-their-heads jollity that originally found them fame. It might well be this change in direction that allows McFly to survive (the song has gone straight on to the Radio 1 A-list), rather than any high-tech fan-corralling. And if all else fails, they can always just keep taking their tops off.
• Party Girl is out on Sunday. McFly's new album follows in November. "
Ja toinen artikkeli contactmusic.comista:
"Mcfly's 'International' Album
McFly have changed their sound to include more commercial pop influences, so they could ''compete on an international level''.
McFly changed their sound so they could "compete on an international level".
The British group dropped the guitars and rock influenced sound of their fourth album 'Radio: Active' to work with pop producers on their next single 'Party Girl', in order to attract a wider audience to their sound.
The band's frontman, Tom Fletcher told NME magazine: "We worked with producer Taio Cruz on this album! But we changed because we wanted to compete on an international level."
Another change the group - which also includes Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter and Harry Judd - are championing is to use their website to debut their new material, and may in future use it as a platform for demos so their fans can choose which songs they eventually record, and give them chance to choose the band's set list for live shows.
Tom added: "We're just going to be completely open and show the fans everything. And why not? I think you have to be. The music industry is different now. In the olden days, that distance between you and your idols made it special. But now people are craving information, and you have to provide."
'Party Girl' is available from Sunday (06.09.10), and the band's album follows in November. "
Ehkä tämä tarkoittaa, että vihdoinkin voitaisiin kuulla poikia myös Suomen radiossa?? :)
perjantai 27. elokuuta 2010
Party Girl musiikkivideo, Digital Spyn haastattelu, artikkeleja ja pari uutta kuvaa
Party Girlin musiikkivideo julkaistiin MSN:n sivuilla viime viikolla. Pari päivää sen jälkeen se laitettiin Youtubeen. Voit katsoa sen alta.
Mitä mieltä olette videosta? Alkavatko vampyyrit jo kyllästyttämään? Kommentoi alapuolelle :)
Digital Spy tapasi McFlyn tämän viikon alussa. Tässä video haastattelusta.
McFlysta on ollut myös ollut paljon juttua englantilaisilla nettisivuilla lähiaikoina. Tässä osa niistä:
Random selection of semi-attractive McFly pictures? OK!
McFly reveal what they love and hate about girls
VIDEO MIX: McFly Party Girl Review
Kimberley Walsh Groped McFly
McFly admit two year break enabled them to be naughty party boys
McFly vieraili myös Suck My Pop -ohjelmassa, tässä videoita siitä. :)
Ja lopuksi vielä pari uutta kuvaa viime viikoilta!
Mitä mieltä olette videosta? Alkavatko vampyyrit jo kyllästyttämään? Kommentoi alapuolelle :)
Digital Spy tapasi McFlyn tämän viikon alussa. Tässä video haastattelusta.
McFlysta on ollut myös ollut paljon juttua englantilaisilla nettisivuilla lähiaikoina. Tässä osa niistä:
Random selection of semi-attractive McFly pictures? OK!
McFly reveal what they love and hate about girls
VIDEO MIX: McFly Party Girl Review
Kimberley Walsh Groped McFly
McFly admit two year break enabled them to be naughty party boys
McFly vieraili myös Suck My Pop -ohjelmassa, tässä videoita siitä. :)
Ja lopuksi vielä pari uutta kuvaa viime viikoilta!
sunnuntai 15. elokuuta 2010
Magic Numbers + video studiosta
Tässä ovat nämä Magic Numbers -videot. Ensimmäisessä videossa Dougie ja Harry tekevät Stephen Mulhernin kanssa upean taikatempun, ja tokassa videossa McFly soittaa Party Girlin. Minun mielestäni biisi kuulostaa vielä paremmalta livenä, entäs teistä? :)
Tässä vielä todella mielenkiintoinen video, jonka löysin. Videomateriaali on kuvattu Atlantassa, kun McFly oli siellä tekemässä uutta musiikkia Dallas Austinin kanssa. Taustalla soi myös pari uutta biisiä, jotka minusta kuulostavat todella hyviltä!
Tässä vielä todella mielenkiintoinen video, jonka löysin. Videomateriaali on kuvattu Atlantassa, kun McFly oli siellä tekemässä uutta musiikkia Dallas Austinin kanssa. Taustalla soi myös pari uutta biisiä, jotka minusta kuulostavat todella hyviltä!
lauantai 14. elokuuta 2010
Party Girl, Nowhere Left to Run ja Magic Numbers
McFly soitti Party Girlin ekaa kertaa livenä In:Demand live -konsertissa Glasgow'ssa 31. heinäkuuta. Voit kuunnella liveversion Party Girlistä alapuolelta. He soittivat myös pätkät 5 Colours in Her Hairistä ja Room On the 3rd Floorista ja Liesista, uudella tyylillä tietenkin.
Suurin osa teistä on tämän jo varmaan nähnytkin, mutta tässä on traileri McFlyn lyhytelokuvaan Nowhere Left to Run.
Elokuva kestää 30 minuutta ja siinä soi kuusi uutta biisiä. Se julkaistaan kokonaisuudessaan syyskuussa Super Cityn jäsenille/asukkaille. Elokuvan huhutaan maksaneen 320 000 puntaa, joka on noin 389 700 euroa. Ei siis ihan halpa lyhytelokuva!
McFly soittaa Party Girlin tänään Stephen Mulhern's Magic Numbers -ohjelmassa. Laitan sen heti tänne näkyville, kun joku pistää sen YouTubeen.
Party Girl siis julkaistaan 6. syyskuuta, mutta Townsend Recordsilla on aivan mahtava tarjous, jos haluat tilata sen etukäteen - saat 2 Party Girl CD:tä JA Party Girl vinyylin hintaan 4.99 puntaa! Sieltä voi tilata Suomeen ja postituskulut ovat vain 2 puntaa. Paketin hinnaksi tulisi siis yhteensä 6.99 puntaa, eli noin 8,5 euroa. Ei ihan kauhea hinta! Townsend Records on luotettava nettikauppa, heillä oli myös One For the Radion ennakkomyynti pari vuotta sitten. Voit tilata Party Girl -paketin etukäteen tästä. (Heillä on myös jokainen single erikseen myynnissä, jos et halua koko pakettia.) Townsend Recordsilta tehdyt tilaukset lasketaan mukaan Party Girlin myyntilukuihin, joten voisit auttaa McFlyta pääsemään ykköseksi!
Party Girlin normaalilla singlellä ovat kappaleet Party Girl ja demoversio Sunny Side of The Streetistä. MAXI-singlellä ovat kappaleet Party Girl, Hotel On A Hill, Party Girl (Danny Jones remix) ja Party Girl (Doman & Gooding remix) ja vinyylillä on vain Party Girl.
Tässä vielä muutamia kuvia McFlysta heidän radiokiertueeltaan ympäri Iso-Britanniaa.
Suurin osa teistä on tämän jo varmaan nähnytkin, mutta tässä on traileri McFlyn lyhytelokuvaan Nowhere Left to Run.
Elokuva kestää 30 minuutta ja siinä soi kuusi uutta biisiä. Se julkaistaan kokonaisuudessaan syyskuussa Super Cityn jäsenille/asukkaille. Elokuvan huhutaan maksaneen 320 000 puntaa, joka on noin 389 700 euroa. Ei siis ihan halpa lyhytelokuva!
McFly soittaa Party Girlin tänään Stephen Mulhern's Magic Numbers -ohjelmassa. Laitan sen heti tänne näkyville, kun joku pistää sen YouTubeen.
Party Girl siis julkaistaan 6. syyskuuta, mutta Townsend Recordsilla on aivan mahtava tarjous, jos haluat tilata sen etukäteen - saat 2 Party Girl CD:tä JA Party Girl vinyylin hintaan 4.99 puntaa! Sieltä voi tilata Suomeen ja postituskulut ovat vain 2 puntaa. Paketin hinnaksi tulisi siis yhteensä 6.99 puntaa, eli noin 8,5 euroa. Ei ihan kauhea hinta! Townsend Records on luotettava nettikauppa, heillä oli myös One For the Radion ennakkomyynti pari vuotta sitten. Voit tilata Party Girl -paketin etukäteen tästä. (Heillä on myös jokainen single erikseen myynnissä, jos et halua koko pakettia.) Townsend Recordsilta tehdyt tilaukset lasketaan mukaan Party Girlin myyntilukuihin, joten voisit auttaa McFlyta pääsemään ykköseksi!
Party Girlin normaalilla singlellä ovat kappaleet Party Girl ja demoversio Sunny Side of The Streetistä. MAXI-singlellä ovat kappaleet Party Girl, Hotel On A Hill, Party Girl (Danny Jones remix) ja Party Girl (Doman & Gooding remix) ja vinyylillä on vain Party Girl.
Tässä vielä muutamia kuvia McFlysta heidän radiokiertueeltaan ympäri Iso-Britanniaa.
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