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Steve
Oct-12-2010, 12:55 GMT
Australia
 | "How terribly strange to be seventy" Wonder how he feels
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Ans
Oct-12-2010, 12:58 GMT
Netherlands
 | You are a year to early... |
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nancy
Oct-12-2010, 21:00 GMT
USA - United Staates America
 | All you can think of when you turn 69 is that next time you will be 70. |
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Bodo
Oct-12-2010, 21:50 GMT
Austria
 | brrr.
an no one thinks about the new album. Have you realized that we already have October the 13th, and still no one ever heard something about this ´fall´ release?
Usually at least 2-3 months before the release date we should hear something.
I begin to feel that there will not be a new album in 2010 :-( |
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Brenda
Oct-12-2010, 23:03 GMT
Australia
| Once you have your 69th birthday you are in your 70 th Year! Come Nov 5 they will both be able to sit on that Old Park Bench. Would Love to see a photo of that! maybe the album will be released for Christmas Bodo. {hopefully this one} |
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Scaaty
Oct-13-2010, 00:04 GMT
Unknown
 | Happy Birthday Paul, lets leave Old Friends til next year!! |
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Ian
Oct-13-2010, 01:53 GMT
USA - United Staates America
| Happy Birthday Paul. I first ´met´ you when you were a young 40. Where did those 29 years go? Have a great day. Bodo,I still believe we´ll see this New album before the year is out. I´m not basing that on anything but a gut feeling by the way,but I do believe it,I do believe it´s true... |
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Gerard
Oct-13-2010, 09:15 GMT
New Zealand
 | I agree Ian. I may be wrong, but from memory most of his new released have been late in the year before Christmas. Also, based on Paul F´s conversation where he said the album was complete. Better hurry up though |
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Bodo
Oct-13-2010, 10:46 GMT
Austria
| I remember - when I still was reading some music magazines years ago - that there always was a section ´comming soon´, including albums of known artists which will be released in the next 2-3 months. So I believe that this was a good idea to make some advertisement. I am not sure if it is a good idea to release an album without saying anything. Maybe we will even miss the release date...
Has it really become so quiet around Paul? I mean, F&D was a really nice small hit in 2002, but his last release (Questions for the angels) had absolute no echo, no one even realized that there is a new Paul Simon song. I think that is a little bit strange. And I remember this CD booklet (Shining like a national guitar) where they wrote that the next album will be released in spring (that meant spring 2002, and finally we got the album in 2006)
I hope this wont happen this time. What happens if Arts voice finally becomes well, and they decide to do a tour in 2011... I do not think Paul will release a solo album and then go on a S&G tour. He could say: okay, then I release my own album in 2012... yeah, I can think very negative ;-) Better do not join me. |
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jocke
Oct-13-2010, 10:55 GMT
Sweden
 | Happy Birthday Paul!! |
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Cécilia
Oct-13-2010, 13:06 GMT
France
 | Happy Birthday Paul !!!
And I hope his new album will be released soon...
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mog
Oct-13-2010, 14:14 GMT
Canada
 | I think Surprise was annonced quite late in 2006. We got confirmation around what...February or March, for a release early May. For YTO, I remember we knew in July for an October release. So, yes, unless a miracle, it does not sound for 2010.
I suspect though we will learn more when Sony/Legacy officially announced Simon´s arrival in their label, which might be very soon given the re-launch of ´The Essential´. |
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Jupira
Oct-13-2010, 16:54 GMT
Brazil
 | Happy birthday,Mr.Simon!
I´m sending a furry fat black gift for you by mail - she would provide you LOTS of inspiration for new albums.She also enjoys you singing while brush her...
You do need a black cat,dont you?
We all need :-) |
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juliet
Oct-13-2010, 17:09 GMT
United Kingdom
 | XD probably feels like "oi, im 69 as it happens!" ;-) |
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Kerstin
Oct-13-2010, 19:13 GMT
Germany
 | Happy Birthday, Paul. |
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