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You been hacking my email again?

Ha, we never wrote the release to be fair No, 'twas a poor attempt at humour

Aye, all that money we've been raking in from subscriptions

NO SLEEP TILL BROOKLYN! Second installment of New York Sound City confirmed for March The Enemy, Reverend and the Makers, Tea Street Band and more head across the Atlantic The Anfield Wrap confirmed for live podcast Sound City continues its global expansion in in 2013, raising the bar for urban, multi-venue festivals and music conventions. Monday 11th March 2013 The Knitting Factory – New York The Enemy / Reverend and the Makers / Tea Street Band / KOF / Brodka / The Verdict / The Anfield Wrap www.newyorksoundcity.com Continuing their mission to globalise discourse around the entertainment industry and identify opportunities for international partnerships, Sound City has confirmed a second outing to New York in March. The inaugural New York Sound City took place in 2012 and was a huge success bringing a host of emerging UK talent to the USA and hosting a compelling series of panels addressing the pertinent music and tech issues of the day with the very best transatlantic innovators, forward thinkers and creatives. The 2013 live show will take place at the Knitting Factory and will be headlined by one of the UK’s most compelling rock bands, The Enemy. The band released their third UK top 10 studio album ‘Streets InThe Sky’ in 2012 and always deliver an electric set. Sheffield’s Reverend and the Makers showcase their brand of rock, electro pop and funk whilst the Tea Street Band up the tempo with their euphoric, Ibiza tinged electronica. KOF has been cited at the hottest unsigned artist in the UK right now and is attracting a huge amount of attention from record labels with his classic soul vocals and melodic R&B sensibilities. Brodka is a much lauded female artist from Poland and The Verdict are a rapidly emerging band from Liverpool. The Anfield Wrap is a much revered and respected podcast that hosts influential personalities from the media world. The Anfield Wrap concept is simple, they give the best independent views and information on football, fashion, music and culture from the world of media and they will be undertaking a live podcast from the New York show which is certain to be a hot ticket. Information on the convention, speakers and panels will be announced shortly. Having already paved the way for global collaborations through boutique events in Texas, Norway, New York and their home base of Liverpool, Sound City will announce further global expansions for 2013 later in the year. Tickets for the live performance $20 Tickets for the live performance and podcast $30 Tickets for the live performance and conference $80

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I'm going to be busy enough, but i'm sure you wouldn't mind keeping tabs?

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You missed page 2 Comolli on Luis Suárez “Suárez is an incredible player. Suárez is in a group of players behind Messi and Ronaldo. If you take those two out of the frame and then consider how much we could have got for him then he is in that second group of players. He is a top player, a top person. It is rare to see someone who creates as much as he does and scores as many as he does. When we signed him I said he is a 15 to 18-goals-a-season player in the Premier League, but then he will give you so much more in terms of what he creates.” Comolli on the partnership that never was — Suárez and Torres “If you look at the stats, Luis scored 41 in 44 games with Ajax before we bought him. I knew that was not going to happen in England with anybody. We never saw him as a finisher who would replace Fernando. I kept saying to Fernando ‘stay here, we are signing a very good player who is going to play with you,’ but he said he was going anyway. I said ‘you want more support, we are bringing a top player who will create for you’ but it didn’t matter. But we signed him to play with Fernando and I would have loved to have seen those two play together.” Comolli on Jordan Henderson “I am convinced with what Jordan Henderson has done at Sunderland, with the under-21s and also at training there is so much more to come from him. He has so much ability. Time will tell. I am comfortable with Jordan all the way.” Signings of the times Luis Suárez From: Ajax, January 2011. Cost: £23.5m. Now: Leading scorer. Success? Never far from controversy, but his ability, his spirit and, this season, his scoring record make £23.5 million look a bargain Andy Carroll From: Newcastle United. Cost: £35m. Now: West Ham United, on loan. Success? Could yet prove to be a top-class forward, but his time at Anfield seems over Jordan Henderson From: Sunderland. Cost: £14 million. Now: Liverpool, mainly used as a substitute. Success? Chosen ahead of Mario Götze, the Borussia Dortmund playmaker, he is slowly forcing his way back into contention Charlie Adam From: Blackpool. Cost: £9m. Now: Joined Stoke City for £4 million. Success? Lasted a year. Neither most disappointing nor most expensive of the errors Stewart Downing From: Aston Villa. Cost: £20 million. Now: Liverpool’s reserve left back. Success? As the fourth-most expensive player in the club’s history, he has been a failure José Enrique From: Newcastle United. Cost: £5m. Now: Still at Anfield. Success? Started well, tailed off alarmingly, and is now rediscovering his form under Brendan Rodgers Sebastián Coates From: Nacional, Uruguay. Cost: £7 million. Now: Liverpool’s fourth-choice centre half. Success? Coates may develop into the player he promised to be, but his career has stalled on Merseyside Words by Rory Smith Scout’s honour • The journey that took Damien Comolli to Tottenham Hotspur, to Saint-Étienne and to Liverpool began among the palm trees of Cannes. • It was there that Comolli, working as part of Arsenal’s scouting team, spotted a 17-year-old Gaël Clichy. • At White Hart Lane, he oversaw the purchases of Benoît Assou-Ekotto, Dimitar Berbatov, Luka Modric and Gareth Bale. • He was dismissed when Harry Redknapp came in, enduring an unhappy spell in France and then arriving at Anfield. Words by Rory Smith

I've told him not to mention me

I know you aren't mate, think part of it is that you've got lads coming in who aren't used to being in a radio environment, no formal training or anything like that, to be honest it can be a bit weird and you're constantly reminding yourself not to turn your head even if you are talking to someone next to you because of the mic positions.

Different studios, different production, different set up

CITYTALK: THE GOOD DOCTOR Neil is joined by Kevin Sampson, John Gibbons and Sean Rogers as they chat about Liverpool's progression in the UEFA Cup, Liverpool new mind doctor and the trip to West Ham at the weekend without Luis Suarez. Music this week from Book Thieves and Kahuna iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-anfield-wrap-podcast/id456906266 Direct: http://traffic.libsyn.com/theanfieldwrap/CITYTALK_-_THE_GOOD_DOCTOR.m4a

We've sold 3/4's of them, saw you on the list when I was having a nose earlier and had a smile, pleased you're coming.

Either everyone is booking using their Mother's credit card or there'll be plenty of women in attendance. You might want to get a shift on with that

Ha, it'll be fine, separate the men from the boys.

So, whose coming to the gig off here then?

Yup

Bar extension to 02:30 has been confirmed