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NME.COM would like to wish everyone of its readers a
Merry Christmas for 2000. As you’re tucking into your Xmas pudding and
enjoying the umpteenth re-run of your least favourite movie ever –
knock all that on the head and chow down on the following feasts of
festive loveliness:
Don’t miss the special Xmas present from NME.COM – 18 different
desktop wallpapers featuring your favourite bands –
[url=]click here
Don’t miss Steven Wells own acerbic and well,
plain, unhelpfully destructive instructions on how to survive
Christmas – click here
We hope that you’ve got all the pressies you want including the
best albums of the year – you can see the full NME.COM rundown
by – clicking
here
Don’t miss NME.COM Images Of The Year – a top ten countdown of the
most striking and important images from 2000 – and you can send them
all as E-cards! –
click here
And of course there’s the Videos Of The Year – a top ten
countdown of the best of NME.COM’s video interviews
from the year – featuring a host of musicians in various random states
of disrepair –
click here
Don’t miss the festive questions we’ve been putting to Badly Drawn Boy, Bloodhound Gang and loads more – every day until the New Year – click here
Watch out for all the all new, all exclusive features coming in 2001.
Anthony Thornton
Editor, NME.COM