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So that NME bit on Amy Winehouse maybe guest-starring on Doctor Who was apparently the tabloid’s attempt at an April Fool’s joke, although you’d think that the editors over there would have had their annual “fake story” quota fulfilled by their constant attempts to stoke the “Led Zeppelin reunion tour” fire. Anyway, feel free to post about any notable April Fool’s attempts by other bands or sites in this particular thread, since I usually just spend April 1 hoping for the Internet’s day to end so people can go back to being inadvertently unfunny instead of trying really, really hard at “humor.”
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The Killers are “indie rockers”. Hardee-har-har.
Revolver Magazine’s “DAVE MUSTAINE TO REJOIN METALLICA?“.
Bob Lefsetz sent out a letter saying Apple bought Universal Music and was selling their files at 15 cents on iTunes. About halfway through I was feeling really inspired and thinking ‘I don’t know how, but this gives me hope for the future of the music industry’, at which point I realized it was fake.
I thought all of Lefsetz’ letters were hoaxes…
ha, the beeb made FLYING PENGUINS:
[www.bbc.co.uk]
i think they win (actually, i’m not sure americans will be able to see it…)