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Posted on 25/02/09 at 09:25:54 pm
No video footage to bring you just yet (you'll have to watch Channel 4 on Friday night/Saturday morning) but tonight's secret special guests just played the most astonishing version of this:
I've always thought 'This Is A Low' was Blur's best song - and, to see it performed here, acoustically, by two men who haven't shared a stage for the best part of nine years, backed up by the voices of a by-now majorly sozzled Academy crowd, was pretty breathtaking.
Pete Doherty looked pretty choked up - I spotted him filming it on his mobile.
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