Fiona wrote a blog on  her Myspace again, on Boxing Day.

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my apologizes if these are already posted : )

Festive treats made by the lovely Brittany from Australia



*noms on them*

Thanks to mandyas87

I adore Eunice's work and have often posted her treats to suckerlove_ but here's a collective look at her TRUCKLOAD of Placebo work over the last 4 months...

"A crappy video showing my not-that-good drawings I've done for the past 4 months. This is a lame video that is a poor mimicry of Moleskine videos lol

I was listening to old Duran Duran while I was making this video lol"

by Culch.ie here.

(and another one on thevine.com.au, don't know if it's  already here)

PART 3
Black Eyed Santa de PlaceboWorld ligado Vimeo.

PLACEBO CONFIRM 3 GERMAN FESTIVALS IN 2010

22.12.2009

PLACEBO are excited to announce they will be playing 3 German Festivals in Germany come August 2010.

The confirmed festivals are;
M'era Luna Festival in Hildesheim - Sunday August 8th
Area4 Festival in Lüdinghausen - Friday August 20th
Highfield Festival In Hohenfelden - Saturday August 21st

www.fkpscorpio.com/
www.placeboworld.co.uk

Placebo are to play Sonisphere next summer. Is it just me, or do they seem a bit out of place in this line-up ?

**NOTE: this is not a repeat of last weeks show.

WHAT: Molks on your radio, not being interviewed, but your host, for a whole hour. [info/help in previous post here]
WHEN: Dec 20th, 9 - 10pm UK time [time conversion link]
WHERE: www.xfm.co.uk/onair [list of UK postcodes here]

From Mark Beaumont's profile on www.guardian.co.uk :
"Mark Beaumont is a music journalist with 13 years experience writing for publications including NME, The Guardian, The Times, The Mail On Sunday, Uncut, Melody Maker, Loaded and The Modern Review. His first book Out Of This World: The Story Of Muse was published by Omnibus Press in October 2008 and in 2009 he publishes an official Placebo biography and completes work on his novel '3 Minutes'. Mark has seen the reformed Pixies at least nine times"

And from Mark Beaumont himself on nme.com in response to someone speaking about the biography (September 7th 2009) :
"It's in two volumes now Chris, Volume 1 is done and with their management, not sure of a release date yet"

It seems this music journalist is a Placebo "fan" and friend, and interviewed the band a few times.

He wrote Muse's biography "The Story Of Muse" wich was corrected by the band, so this time maybe we'll have something interresting for a change...

EXPATRIATE’s show in Cologne, Germany on 4th December 2009 marked the last of 24 arena tour dates throughout Europe supporting Placebo. The tour took them through France, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Latvia, Poland and Austria, playing to thousands of people at each show. When EXPATRIATE were approached by film maker Bruno Barthas to document their journey through France and show the fans intimate access to their private thoughts as well as their euphoric stage performances, they were delighted to invite him on the road. Watch the EXPATRIATE Winter 2009 Tour Diary part 2.

It is also available to view on the band's OFFICIAL VIMEO channel. And if you haven’t yet already, you can still watch Part 1 here or on VIMEO.

Is anyone else having trouble with actually finding this in the store? 
You can order it now! ^^ (but omg shipping costs outside of UK are insane :S)

RUNNING UP THAT HILL REMIX BY placebo.cl Dreambrother

Link http://www.placebo.cl/archivo.rar

www.placebo.cl

Didn't see it here, so... you can watch the gig on Coca Cola TV website: Placebo in Guadalajara

I'm a big, big Placebo fan here in the US (more specifically, Florida...I know) and nobody here knows who Placebo are aside from a few people (and those people have only heard "Pure Morning", "Meds", or "Running Up That Hill"). A darn shame, I know.

Anyways, I'm trying to woo this girl at my school, and my way of doing that is to introduce her to that wondeful drug that is PLACEBO. So, here's my question:

What Placebo album would you give to somebody who has never heard a song by Placebo their entire life? (OMWF does not count. I find "greatest hits" albums to be inconsistent :p)

My money's on Meds. The album's dark, but musically, it's also accesible enough that it won't scare new listeners away. So yeah, a Placebo album shall be my Christmas gift, but which one?

[lulz, I'm actually afraid that she'll like them alot, and leave me to stalk Brian Molko. Those guys seriously need to stop being so damn pretty :p]

( Extra question... )