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Tabloid dreams of putting the band back together

It always brings out the editorials and column inches when there are hints of a band getting back together, especially when it’s to enter the Eurovision Song Contest. So who would be the ultimate reunions that would set the UK tabloids alight leading up to Baku 2012?

Eurovision Insight Podcast: The Crystal Ball of Baku
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With news on the JESC and ESC finals, the Crystal Arena, Who’s in and out for the contests, and music from Marie Myriam.

All the Streets of Love and fourteen more classics
Signo Solar, by Flor de Lis

Think back to Moscow 2009 and the brighty coloured fun that was Portugal’s entry from Flor de Lis. It took a while for their debut album to come out, and then a bit longer for me to get a hold of it, but now it’s here, and I’m a happy reviewer. Here’s why.

Eurovision Insight Podcast: Start the clock!
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The clock has started, 267 days to go, songs can be published and still be eligible, and the Grand Final is set for Saturday May 26th. All that, more news, and music from Georgea Blakey, in the latest Insight Podcast.

What if it’s not Baku? Five alternatives for Eurovision 2012

But, and this is a big but, there is a tiny, non-zero chance that we might not be heading to Azerbaijan. So let’s have a bit of fun and ask “what if it’s not Baku?”

Eurovision Insight Podcast: Ultimate Juke Box Jury Heat 14
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Frisky and Mannish (Laura Corcoran and Matthew Jones) step in for a clinical Hit, Miss or Maybe as the rest of the jury has been recused. The line up? Sweden 1974, Luxembourg 1983, Yugoslavia 1989 and the United Kingdom 1968.


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