Season 2 songs for sale on itunes

blondesnotbombs wrote:... A North American tour is being targeted for April or May.

gezyka wrote:Ok, that's really exciting, but what REALLY caught my eye was:

blondesnotbombs wrote:... A North American tour is being targeted for April or May.

AHHHH!!!! " title="" border="0"/> Finally some tour news(ish)!!!

And by the way...they say "
North American"
not "
US"
...good news, Canadians, eh?

sargifster wrote: ... I hope the songs are also available on UK itunes... ...

[size=133:dcutzfal]Songs from the second series will be available on iTunes
Jan 12, 2009

[size=100:dcutzfal]Songs featured in the forthcoming second series of HBO comedy Flight Of The Conchords are set to be made available on iTunes the day after they appear on the show.

The first episode of the second series is set to air in the US on January 18 – with one song from the show, 'Angels', set to be available on American iTunes from January 19.

Once the ten-part series has concluded an album, featuring songs from the show plus five new tracks, will be made available on April 14, reports Billboard.com.

iTunes UK will not be offering the same service when the series debuts in the country in April.

However, a spokesperson for Flight Of The Conchords told NME.COM that the full album may be released in the UK in advance of the series - although this is yet to be confirmed.

[size=100:71rblqwk]... The songs will be produced by Mickey Petralia, who produced Flight Of The Conchords' self-titled full-length debut. It will also feature guest appearances from [url=Sia][/url]. ...

[size=133:lze02wp7]Flight of the Conchords Album Details

[size=100:lze02wp7]The comedic Kiwis channel Meat Loaf and collaborate with Sia on their next record.

By Larry Fitzmaurice 01.12.09 10:57 AM


If a sneak peek at the premiere episode is any indication, the second season of New Zealand comedy duo Flight of the Conchords' HBO series (premiering Jan. 18) will surely be required viewing in 2009. And judging from details for their follow-up to last year's SPIN-approved debut, it seems like Bret and Jermaine are about to hit us with some required listening as well.

The duo's yet-to-be-titled sophomore record will arrive April 14 via Sub Pop, and according to the Seattle label's A&R head Tony Kiewel, the album will feature even more genre-hopping than their first effort. "
More than one of them [songs] leans on a '70s soul sound,"
he told Billboard.com. "
I've also heard this choir-y sort of thing, a Meat Loaf-y sort of thing, and a crazy top 40-type jam."
Kiewel also said Australian songstress Sia sings on one track.

Luckily, fans won't have to wait until April to hear the new material. Not only will the songs be featured on the Conchords' TV show, but full-length versions will also be available for purchase the day after new episodes are aired, with the first single, "
Angels,"
hitting iTunes Jan. 19. Those who pre-order the album through Sub Pop will receive the singles as they're released, as well as five tracks that won't air on television.

Until then, we can only await the release of "
Angels"
-- and hope that it doesn't sound anything like [url=this.][/url]

[size=100:0cb73owc]Once the ten-part series has concluded an album, featuring songs from the show plus five new tracks, will be made available on April 14, reports Billboard.com.

Amily wrote:Another article with basically the same information as the others but maybe more clear in regards to your question Val.

[size=100:ndayr2t9]Once the ten-part series has concluded an album, featuring songs from the show plus five new tracks, will be made available on April 14, reports Billboard.com.

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