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News: Sonic Youth to play with John Paul Jones

Between April 16 and 19 of next year, BAM will be hosting a showcase about famed choreographer Merce Cunningham called "Merce Cunningham At 90".  Cunningham is often described as the world's greatest choreographer and so it only makes sense that, in his honor, a few of the world's greatest acts will pay him tribute--in music.  During the ceremonies, the showcase will feature music from Sonic Youth, former Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones, and mixed-media sound composer Takehisa Kosugi.  T

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Coldplay lead Grammy nominations

BRITISH talent has dominated the nominations for record of the year at the US Grammy Awards. Coldplay, who earned a total of seven nominations, will compete with fellow Britons Adele, Leona Lewis, Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant and MIA for the major honour at the awards show next year. The British rock band, Radiohead, and Plant will also face each other in the album of the year category while Welsh singer Duffy, who shot to number one with her catchy single, Mercy, and fellow British sou

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Notes on Grammy Nods

As audacious and unnecessary as it seems to have a prime time special for an awards show that is merely about the nominees and not the awards show itself, the nominees for the 51st annual Grammy awards were unveiled last night. A complete list of all nominees can be found here, here. In the four major categories — album, record, song of the year and best new artist — the big winners look to be British rockers Coldplay, who earned a spot in each accept best new artist. Viva la Vida or D

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Should the New Law of Music Absorption alter your music business decisions?

Music absorption is the process that occurs between music discovery and the (self) conversion of an average music consumer into an active fan. I believe the music absorption process is radically different now than it was just two years ago, and understanding how this process has changed should impact your approach to succeeding in the music industry. The New Law of Music Absorption Consumers are rapidly accumulating vast libraries of songs from around the globe at unprecedented rates. As a

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All of my Love by Led Zeppelin. Classic, just like Sorrow and...

All of my Love by Led Zeppelin. Classic, just like Sorrow and High Hopes by Pink Floyd.

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[Homebrew Game] Guitarway To Heaven 4 Amplified

Guitarway to Heaven 4 The massive tracklist: AC/DC – TNT Airbourne - Too much, too young, too fast Atreyu – Bleeding mascara Avenged Sevenfold – Beast and the harlot Avenged Sevenfold – Seize the Day Black Sabbath – Electric funeral Black Sabbath – Iron Man Bon Jovi – Its my life Joan Jett – I love rock and roll Nirvana – Heart shaped box Papa Roach – Forever Paramore – Crush Crush Crush Rolling Stones - Paint It Black The Offspring - Hit That Wolfm

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Boo! No! Hiss!

Photo Credit: APBoo! And here I thought music had a chance again!Reuters reports -- much to my chagrin -- that Creed is hammering out details for a lucrative 2009 reunion tour, sources tell Billboard. The Scott Stapp-led hard rock group, which was one of the top sellers of the past decade, has not performed since a rancorous split in June 2004.Stapp promptly embarked on a solo career, while guitarist Mark Tremonti, drummer Scott Phillips and original bassist Brian Marshall formed Alter Bridge wi

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WoW: Don't ever let em tell you you CAN'T: Nexus at 67

Warning, this post is long and typed at 2:32am. There may be errors. So what. Reposted from: http://hudshideout.com/blog Once again last night I hooked up with members of a guild other than the one I am in and ran all night with them. Oddly enough I am starting to get to know these people pretty well, and the funny thing is I am learning that they are a nice group to hang out with. I would like to give a shout out to Honor Guard guild on my server Drenden for grouping me the past two nights a

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Concert Review: Gov't Mule & Back Door Slam - House of Blues, Anaheim, CA - 11/20/08

Two blues bands pass through Anaheim. I had heard the name Gov’t Mule and of its leader, guitarist Warren Haynes, bandied about in jam-band circles, but didn’t know their music. At one point, I downloaded a bootleg a portion of their 2007 Halloween show where they covered Led Zeppelin’s Houses of the Holy in its entirety. They sounded very good, but I knew there had...

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A Look At 2009 Reunion Tours

It seems that during the last two years a lot of bands of reunited. Everyone from The Police to Rage Against The Machine to Blind Melon to Stone Temple Pilots. With 2008 almost over a lot of bands are reuniting for 2009, some good, some bad. Here’s a quick glimpse of the bands that are giving it another round. No Doubt. Gwen Stefani will be putting her solo career on hold to reunite with the band that her famous. The band announced at the end of last month that they will be getting back toget

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Joe Bonamassa 'The Ballad Of John Henry' Album Tracklisting, Cover Art Revealed

The tracklisting and cover art to "New King Of The Blues", hard rockin' blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa's upcoming studio album 'The Ballad Of John Henry' has been revealed.Featuring 12 tracks, the long anticipated Kevin Shirley (Led Zeppelin, Iron Maiden, Aerosmith, The Black Crowes) produced follow up to 2007's critically acclaimed 'Sloe Gin', the album consists of 6 Bonamassa originals coupled with six cover versions, including Tom Waits' "Jockey Full Of Bourbon," British soulstress Sam Brown'

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Andy, a trade (not the Yanks), and a look at the regular HOF Vote

Remember the post I had up the other day which asked if you would photoshop Pettitte out of the picture should he leave the Yankees now? Apparently Joel Sherman has the same sentiment that I did. Apparently it’s a hefty pay cut the Yanks were going to give Pettitte. The NY Post today reports that the Yanks offered Andy $10M for 2009, a $6M cut. Javy Vazquez has supposedly been dealt to the Braves, pending a physical. Going from the White Sox to Atlanta are Vazquez, 12-16, 4.67 last year (ERA

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Front Range hosts a ton of musical choices for ringing in 2009

By Mike Hedrick :: Flobots :: :: Gothic Theatre :: Dec. 29-31 :: Flow is a thing that, try as they might, not all hip-hop groups possess — especially when it calls for social action, but the Flobots have mastered the skill. Denver’s own socially conscious hip-hop group that made their name by using real instruments instead of beats will return home this New Year’s Eve for not just one, but a run of three shows at the Gothic. :: Slim Cessna’s Auto Club :: :: Bluebird Theatre :: Dec. 30 and 31 ::

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Critiquing Copyright Canards — Part Three of Five

You’re still with me? Remarkable. Okay, this is the third installment of my critique of common myths regarding copyright. In the first installment I focused on the canard that copyright stifles artists and that the purchaser of a work is the one with controlling rights. In the second I tackled the myth that copyright stifles innovation and addressed griping about creative industry business models. The series continues below. 5. “In the digital age, the marginal cost of reproduction and distrib

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Ted Leo and Ween

Bigger Than Their Bands Ted Leo and Ween Going Solo / ShepRitz How cool is it when big rock stars take a moment out of their busy rock-starry lives and visit with little people at little places? It almost makes them seem like normal eating, breathing, and sleeping humans. Perhaps that is a bit harsh, because the people I'm referring to, Ted Leo (of Ted Leo and the Pharmacists) and Gene Ween (of Ween), come off as two of the most laid back and down-to-earth guys when with their respective

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Doubleshot Tuesday: Led Zeppelin Box/ Okonokos Box

[Today: Not gloating over the Civil War...] My cousin Chris went to Oregon St, and because I like him a lot I promised myself that I wouldn’t gloat over Oregon’s soul-crushing, record-setting, Rose Bowl-denying, 65-38 victory over the Beavers on Saturday. So instead I’m going to brag about a couple of vinyl box sets that were waiting on my doorstep after work on a most glorious post-Civil War beat down Monday: Led Zeppelin’s self-titled, 6-LP box set from 1990, and My Morning Jacket’s live Okon

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Alter Bridge 'Hush-Hush' Over Led Zeppelin Rumors

Alter Bridge 'Hush-Hush' Over Led Zeppelin Rumors Alter Bridge star Myles Kennedy appears to have taken a step closer to fronting Led Zeppelin on tour after band mate Mark Tremonti

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10 Songs Led Zeppelin Stole From Other Artists

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Destructoid's Cyberpower Tournament concludes in two weeks: Finalists selected

In two weeks we're giving away roughly $7,000 in Cyberpower gaming computers. I'm tempted to just call the whole thing off, pack them up, and hide somewhere in Mexico until I'm bored of playing Crysis, but the show must go on! Congratulations to the following Dtoiders: MATCH 1Wedge $300Reaprar $150MeepJeep $50MATCH 2 Alocide $300Don'tstaylong $150Dunsparce4prez $50MATCH 3Willister $300Roshey $150Lyfeforce $50 Cash prizes will also be sent this week - congrats guys! What happens now? Players

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Creed talks possible reunion in 2009

With Nickelback now alone atop the douche-rock heap, the members of Creed are ready to slice off a heap of the profits by putting aside their differences in the common pursuit of a big, fat payday. With "significant dollars" on the line, singer Scott Stapp and his former bandmates are in talks to hit the road in 2009, Billboard.com reports today. The group split acrimoniously in 2004, with Stapp embarking on a solo career and the other members -- guitarist Mark Tremonti, drummer Scott Phillip

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