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Can't do much about it. Tastes like chicken.
Sun September 28, 2008
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Musical prodigy by the age of one, Patrick Hughes now plays in the University of Louisville band. What makes him special? He is blind. And in a wheelchair. And his dad pushes his wheelchair as they march together. With video goodness |
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Sigur Ros performs "Svefn g englar" live, make Radiohead sound like Motorhead |
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New Journey singer Arnel Pineda says Rolling Stone took his "Sad and miserable" comments out of context. He's happy. Really..sniff...sniff |
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Miles Davis would have been 82 today. Here he is on the Steve Allen show with Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams, Ron Carter and Wayne Shorter performing "So What" |
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Pink declares that she hates both her birth name, Alecia Moore, and her stage name. Apparrently she hasn't heard her own music, because she'd probably hate that too |
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Reggae star Sean Kingston sends package of jewelry worth $500,000 to New York by Fedex; insures pacakage for only $500. What could possibly go wrong, mon? |
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A new, acceptable wave of prog rock is on the rise and would like to thank Robert Fripp. So dust off your old King Krimson, Magma, Jethro Dull and Gentle Giant vinyls |
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Happy 70th birthday to Ben E. King. LGT best use of his soul classic in a film of the same name with an ST:TNG actor |
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Sat September 27, 2008
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Today, we celebrate the life of the best bassist to ever live. Here is the late Cliff Burton playing "For Whom The Bell Tolls" |
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Folsom Prison Blues as performed by a 15-year old who apparently has been smoking since he was 8 |
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Our long national nightmare is over: Nickelback finally releasing a new album in December |
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Latest news of the release of Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy album... oh, like we even farking give a damn anymore |
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Savage Garden duo still not speaking, music-listening public still not caring |
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The best Bach prelude played by one Asian kid on two guitars you will see today |
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Randy Bachman turns 65, here he is taking care of business. Bonus: introduced by some lunatic |
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Fri September 26, 2008
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Ween and fishing are now combined as Dean Ween takes his "Brownie Troop Fishing Show" to the web. Six episodes are already available, one with special guest Gibby Haynes of the Butthole Surfers. Pass the Scotchguard |
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Getting up the hopes of millions, James Blunt says he'd quit music if someone paid him enough |
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The times they are a changin' : Bob Dylan's new album will be available a week early, for free, streaming on NPR.com |
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Rush offers insight on the financial crisis |
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"The Future" -- Leonard Cohen. As presented by Mickey and Mallory Knox |
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Top 10 most artistic album covers: For younger folks out there, those are the big clumsy cardboard things that had something called "artwork" on it which we used to de-seed pot with back in the day |
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Morrisey and Johnny Marr collaborates for Smiths rarities and b-sides compilation: "The Sound Of The Smiths." Despite them being one of the only bands out there worth a reunion, there is still no word about it |
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Robert Plant FINALLY caves in, Led Zeppelin back together again |
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Thu September 25, 2008
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AC/DC to boycott iTunes to prevent fans from buying only 2 or 3 songs instead of the whole crappy album |
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Bono, on the Wall Street bailout: "It is extraordinary to me that you can find $700 billion to save Wall Street and the entire G8 can't find $25 billion to save 25,000 children who die every day" |
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Previously unreleased Johnny Cash song to be included in new documetary on Biography Channel |
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Beatlejews |
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Never too old to be Smashing Pumpkins, the band to reunite for their 20th anniversary with a tour and a different setlist every night. Want some whine with that cheese? |
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TV on the Radio: "I was trying to make a gender neutral, non-hierarchical song about farking that was positive. I love it. I think it's awesome. It's the spice of life. I love farking." |
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The 10 worst songs that hit #1 |
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Kid Rock creates his own beer that "is a reflection of great American rock-and-roll music and the American spirit". So it'll taste like Aqua Net, sweaty pleather, and deep-fried trinkies |
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Bury Your Dead came THIS close to have the most prophetic band name ever |
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UK to Busta Rhymes: "WOO HAH got yo ass in check" |
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British girlband star Keisha Buchanan calls Mark Ronson a knob. Includes picture of Mark looking rather knobbish |
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Franz Ferdinand completes new album, which is a "bit more assured and friendlier on the dancefloor." Meaning: We hope it's not the suckfest our last album was |
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Will Smith turns 40 today. I'll bet parents still don't understand |
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Ludacrisp |
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Wed September 24, 2008
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Rock legend Pere Ubu's 30th anniversary to be celebrated with remastered edition of second album, "Dub Housing." As a final solution the original 2-track analog mix tape was baked in an oven to dry, then re-digitized |
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One-man band: meh. One-man band playing kickass AC/DC covers: whoa |
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Jon Anderson wants everybody to say no to Yes. No? Yes |
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Sheryl Crow's career plunges to the point where she's playing Canadian backwaters on Tuesday nights, places where reviewers say stuff like, "Leaving Las Vegas is a soulful ditty - I think it could be made into a movie" |
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Oasis' Noel Gallagher confesses to doing cocaine in the Queen's bathroom: "As I remember, it was quite nice. It had a velvet seat and everything" |
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Boy George offers to help George Michael get off drugs. After seeing what happened to the last guy, George Michael flees the country |
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The most toe-tapping tune that makes you proud to be an American you'll hear today - Raising McCain |
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Dolly Parton forced to deny she's dead . . . for the second time in a month |
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The Kinks' Ray Davies says they're "three quarters of the way" towards a reunion, waiting for his brother Dave to recover, so they can work on some new material and resume beating the crap out of each other |
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Mark Sandman, lead singer and bassist of Morphine would have been 56 today, here is "Honey White" Live |
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Roger Waters pays tribute to Pink Floyd bandmate, Rick Wright |
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Tue September 23, 2008
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News flash of the day: Clay Aiken announces he's gay |
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Darius Rucker of Hootie & The Blowfish fame hits No. 1 -- on the country charts. That's a lot of tender crisp bacon cheddar ranch sammiches |
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Tom Petty's runnin' down a dream after topping the tour charts this summer |
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Mogwai drummer hospitalized for eating after midnight |
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Metallica's Hetfield to shave beard for fan. Fans declare him a sellout, buy new album anyway |
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"Tramps like us, baby we were born to ruuunnn...." Bruce Springsteen is 59 today |
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Fatboy Slim's new single, "Toe Jam," complete with the most creative use of censor bars |
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Mon September 22, 2008
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Ted Nugent offers Paul McCartney his services as bodyguard after learning of death threats from Muslim extremists: "It would be my pleasure to keep this legendary musical hero safe from terrorists and mad men" |
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Gorillaz start work on new album |
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Metallica, The Stooges, Run-DMC lead Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees. Still no Tom Waits but rest assured: Chic, Wanda Jackson and Little Anthony and the Imperials made the list |
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Alicia Keys and Jack White's new James Bond theme-song collaboration named the Quantum of Suck by both critics and fans |
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Old and busted: music CD's. New hotness: slotMusic albums will be sold on 1 gigabyte microSD cards |
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Earl Palmer, legendary rock 'n' roll drummer, dies at 83 |
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Here submitter goes again, pretending to mention it's David Coverdale's 57th birthday in order to post Whitesnake video with Tawny Kitaen doing splits on car |
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Joan Jett turns 50, still doesn't give a damn about her Bad Reputation |
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