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The Gauntlet: Bullet For My Valentine Metal News BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE single drops today Fresh from their second consecutive sold-out UK headline tour, Bullet For My Valentine will release the single "All These Things.." on Feb 6th. Available in 2 CD formats with exclusive unreleased B sides (and the All These Things video on cd2), a limited edition 7" with an etched b-side and now an exclusive live download version taken from the UK tour.   Date: Feb 06, 2006 As Reported by: Erin Fox Tags:  , , , ,  Send To:                                 Comments Login or Register to post comments Forgot username/pw? Name: Comment   Latest News Headlines Suicide Silence announce major headlining tour Get your Amon Amarth bobbleheads... QUICK!!! KATAKLYSM, ELUVEITIE and KEEP OF KALESSIN ready for Death By Decibels Tour New Metallica Single Posted Online This Weeks Photo Caption Contest Cattle Decapitation begins mixing new album DEATH OVER THREAT signs to Xtreem Music Machine Head guitarist thanks fans for support after on stage collapse Vreid reveals album title Metallica: 'The Day That Never Comes' is here

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