Talk:Available Light (album)
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Easter Egg (spoiler alert)
[edit]Available Light was released as a standard cd and as a limited edition version which included a bonus dvd. On the bonus dvd is a hidden 'easter egg'. At the main menu, instead of scrolling down for the different chapters, scroll up once and the highlight should disappear. Press enter on your remote and Dave's eye should light up briefly. The easter egg will play from there.
You can see what I've added in its place at the article. Basically the reason that I've done this is the tone of the original was, in my view, un-encyclopedic. I really really don't want to put you off adding to these articles (God knows I could do with the help) so please don't take offence. I haven't actually seen the extra thing, so if you want to add a brief summary of what it contains that'd be great. Cheers. Willnz0 05:18, 11 June 2006 (UTC)
Fair use rationale for Image:Available Light (Dave Dobbyn album).jpg
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