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Rock 11/10: Bouncer Stabs Singer & Fan- Maroon 5 Vs DiCaprio-
Punk Riot- Cream Reunion- Unwritten Law- Spock's Beard- Dickinson DVD-
Misfits Semi Reunion- Goratory Bassist Loses Testicles- MP3 Shades- Viacom
Vs FCC- Flea for Planet Fest- Hoobastank - Tommy Lee: School is Hard- Plant
Plays Lead Belly Tribute- Velvet Revolver- Ramones- The Doors- Stones Sue
Label- Hatebreed- more
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Bouncer
Stabs Singer & Fan At Bleeding Through Concert |
Aversion reports: A singer for a local Cincinatti
band was stabbed during a Bleeding Through set Monday (Nov. 8) night.
A bouncer and University of Cincinatti
football player, Donald Germany, allegedly stabbed two concert-goers after
a fight broke out during Bleeding Through's at Bogart's Monday night. Chris
Alsip, singer for opening band, Suffocate Faster, was taken to University
Hospital for treatment for stab wounds. Another patient turned up at the
hospital, though no more details were given about his or her condition.
Germany also receieved stiches over one eye.
Germany was arrested and charged with two
felony counts of assault. He was freed on $2,000 bond Tuesday (Nov. 9),
and put on indefinite suspension from the football team. [see full story
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Source: Aversion
also has news on Bright Eyes Rules on Singles Chart, Illness Nixes Paul
Weller Tour, Throat Troubles Squash Keane Tour, Pink's Songwriter Helps
Unwritten Law, Riot at Leftover Crack Show and more click here to check
it out
Wed
Feud: Maroon 5 Vs DiCaprio |
Ananova reports: The drummer from Maroon 5
is not Leonardo DiCaprio's biggest fan after the actor reportedly swore
at his mother.
Ryan Dusick was horrified by the stars
alleged behaviour at a recent after-show party reports Femalefirst.
Dusick said: "DiCaprio came to watch our
show and sat in the VIP lounge with our moms and there clearly wasn't enough
room for him.
"He just started shoving and pushing my
mom around. Then he flipped her the finger. Can you believe that? Leo flipped
off my mom." [see full story for more]- Click
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Source: Ananova
also has news on Ian Brown announces Sheffield concert, Elton says sorry
to Madonna again, Athlete announce tour details, Shania's song most-performed
country track, Jamelia criticises Usher's spending and more click here
to check it out
Punk
Riot |
Punkbands.com reports: Five people were arrested
after a November 6th Leftover Crack show in New York City's East Village.
A New York Times article described the situation as "a noisy confrontation
with the police that witnesses described as a throwback to the larger and
more violent clashes that rocked the same East Village park more than a
decade ago."
Accounts of the cause for the clash vary
at this point. Some witnesses reported to the Times that a beer bottle
was thrown into the air from the crowd, landing atop a nearby parked police
van. It was also reported that two officers entered the crowd to arrest
a man who was apparently drunk during Leftover Crack's final song. [see
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Unwritten
Law Set Release |
Punkbands.com reports: Unwritten Law's proper
followup to 2002's Elva will be titled Here's To The Mourning, and will
be released through Lava Records February 2005. The band's sixth studio
album was produced by Sean Beavan (Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson) and
Josh Abraham (Velvet Revolver, Staind) [see full story for more, including
dates]- Click
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Cream
Reunion |
Reuters reports: Vintage rock trio Cream will
reunite for a string of shows next year at London's Royal Albert Hall,
sources tell Billboard.
The group -- guitarist/vocalist Eric Clapton,
drummer Ginger Baker and bassist Jack Bruce -- played its final shows at
Albert Hall before splintering in November 1968. Cream has not performed
together since its 1993 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Billboard understands that the trio will
begin rehearsals after the first of the year, with an eye on a weeklong
run of gigs at Albert Hall. [see full story for more]-
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Spock's
Beard Complete CD |
BW&BK reports: SPOCK'S BEARD singer/drummer
Nick D'Virgilio has checked in to report that the band's new album, entitled
Octane, is complete.
"...Well, it's finally time. We've finished
our new CD, come up with a title. Thomas Ewerhard, our wonderful art director
from InsideOut, came up with great artwork again, and now it's time to
let all of you know about it!
The new CD is called OCTANE and the release
date is January 25, 2005. It's a collection of 12 new songs. [see full
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Dickinson
Solo DVD |
BW&BK reports: According to Maidenfans.com,
in a recent interview in Finland IRON MAIDEN frontman Bruce Dickinson revealed
he will have a solo DVD out in January, and it will contain some old SAMSON
material. The DVD might be called Catacombs - The Complete Works, but this
can't be confirmed as yet.[see full story for more including a bit about
a double cd release]- Click
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RI
Club Fire Ruling |
BW&BK reports: Station nightclub owners
Jeffrey and Michael Derderian have to answer the civil suits they're facing
for the fire at their club that killed 100 people.
A federal judge said Monday the brothers
can't have the civil proceedings postponed until their criminal case is
resolved.
However, the judge said the Derderians
can't be deposed or made to answer more detailed questions that victims'
lawyers might want to ask them at this point.
The Derderians and Daniel Biechele, the
former manager for the rock band Great White, each face 200 counts of involuntary
manslaughter in connection with the February 2003 fire.[see full story
for more]- Click
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Source: BW&BK
also has news on ROB ZOMBIE - The Devil's Rejects Due In August 2005, TOMMY
LEE - School Work Is Rough, DANZIG Commences Work On Black Aria 2; Announces
A Pair Of Live Dates, Randy Piper's ANIMAL - Two New Rough Mixes Available
Online, Beer Drinkers Wanted For VALUME NOB Video Shoot and more click
here to check it out
Misfits
Semi-Reunion |
siN's metal news reports: BLEEDING THROUGH
and AS I LAY DYING will be the support bands for the two special DANZIG
shows in Las Vegas on December 28th and Los Angeles on December 30th. For
each show, DANZIG will be performing a special MISFITS set with DOYLE for
each show.- Click
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Styx
Self Tribute |
siN's metal news reports: A lot of rock groups
inspire tribute acts but former STYX singer Dennis DeYoung may be the first
rocker to perform in a band that pays tribute to himself. DeYoung recently
filmed a cameo appearance for the upcoming Hilary Duff/Heather Locklear
movie, "The Perfect Man," playing a member of a STYX cover band. In his
words, "I'm playing the leader of a tribute band to my own band."[see full
story for more]- Click
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Goratory
Bassist Loses Testicles, Leaves Band |
siN's metal news reports: According to a posting
on their official message forum, GORATORY bassist Zach Pappas has been
forced to leave the band after losing his testicles in a slip and slide
accident, catching a rock on the way down. Former bassist Max Lavelle may
possibly join the group, but the band is willing to try out others in case
he doesn't return. - Click
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Source: siN's
metal news also has news on Skindred - Performing live on Conan O'Brian,
Norway Sex Duo - Drop trou' in court, Zao - To Take Part In 'Huge' Tour
In November, Headline In January, Impaled Nazarene - Go Through Hell To
Get Live Album Out, Onesidezero - Reunion Pushed Back and more click here
to check it out
MP3
Shades |
Herald Sun reports: JAMES Bond might have
had X-ray sunglasses, but did his shades offer the right tune?
The latest release Oakley sunglasses come
with an MP3 music player built into its arms.
First there was the Walkman, then the Discman,
then the mini-disc player, then the MP3.
Now, it appears the Thump is about to take
over. Flick down the ear-pieces, press play and it is music directly to
your ears.
Selling for $649, the Thump can store about
45 songs -- and it blocks out UV rays. [see full story for more]-
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Piracy
Hurts CD Sales |
BBC reports: Record sales in the US have fallen
because of people using the internet to download albums, a study suggests.
The report, commissioned by the US National
Bureau of Economic Research, studied the habits of 412 students.
It said the US music industry lost one
fifth of a sale for each album downloaded from the internet.
The study contradicts a previous report,
conducted in 2002, which said swapping songs online had no negative effect
on music sales. [see full story for more]- Click
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Viacom
Fights Nipple Gate Fine |
antiMUSIC reports: Viacom is challenging the
proposed $550,000 fine from the Federal Communications Commission over
the Janet Jackson breast exposure incident during the Super Bowl XXXVIII
halftime show. Viacom owns CBS, which broadcast the incident live. The
FCC has proposed that all CBS-owned stations be fined for airing the indecent
performance which was produced by another Viacom owned media outlet, MTV.
CBS has filed a 78-page response with the
FCC arguing that the proposed fine violates their First Amendment rights
and that they were as shocked as viewers when Justin Timberlake tore off
Jackson's top at the finale of their performance. "No one at the network
knew, or had reason to suspect, that the halftime show would end with a
glimpse of nudity," CBS states in their filing. They contend that the incident
was a "stunt concocted by the performers." [see full story for more]-
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Flea
for Planet Fest |
Reuters reports: Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist
Flea and singer-songwriter Joan Baez have joined the lineup for the second
We the Planet Music and Activism Festival.
Flea will speak at the event, while Baez
will join previously confirmed performers the Roots, the Dead's Mickey
Hart, the Coup, Michelle Shocked and Third Eye Blind. [see full story for
more]- Click
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Hoobastank
Thanks TV for Success |
Reuters reports: In pinpointing the platinum
success of Hoobastank's sophomore Island album, "The Reason," lead singer
Doug Robb tells Billboard the high-profile inclusion of the album's title
track on last-season episodes of "Friends" and "The O.C." proved pivotal
in breaking the band to new listeners.
"That was probably the single largest
reason why the audience basically tripled," says Robb. [see full story
for more]- Click
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What
Sales Slump? |
Variety reports: German media giant Bertelsmann
saw its bottom line improve dramatically in the first nine months of the
year as net profits more than quadrupled to €521 million ($672 million).
Revenue at the privately-held group rose 1.9% to $15.5 billion. [see full
story for more]- Click
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Tommy
Lee: School is Hard |
AP reports: Former Motley Crue drummer Tommy
Lee said he's finding his experience at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
to be a lot of work.
In a news conference Sunday, Lee said he
loves horticulture, but finds chemistry to be unbelievably hard.
Another shock: Learning he had to wake
at 6 a.m. to be at Memorial Stadium for drum practice with school's band.
"This is the total fish-out-of-water experience
for me," Lee said. "I didn't have the opportunity to go to college. I was
busy touring since the age of 17. So this is completely strange and bizarre,
but a lot of fun and a lot of work." [see full story for more]-
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Dude! I Studied Dude!
Copacabana
For Cancer |
AP reports: The "Copacabana" has a new showgirl.
Songwriters Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman agreed to rewrite the 1978
Grammy award-winning song to reflect the winner of an auction aimed at
raising money for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund.
The winning bid of $150,000 was donated
anonymously in the name of Sting's wife, Trudie Styler. The song's lyric
will now say "Her name was Trudie, she was a showgirl..." Manilow is planning
to rerecord the song but no date has been set.[see full story for more]-
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Plant
Plays Lead Belly Tribute |
Blabbermouth reports: John Soeder of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer is reporting that former LED ZEPPELIN frontman Robert Plant
performed Sunday night (Nov. 7) at Severance Hall in Cleveland, OH for
a salute to the legendary bluesman LEAD BELLY.
Lead Belly (real name: Huddie Ledbetter)
died in 1949. By his own estimate, the singer-guitarist had a repertoire
of 500 songs encompassing a range of styles, from folk to children's music
to blues.
"This is a great way of saying some kind
of protracted thank you for all those great songs," Plant said. [see full
story for more]- Click
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Velvet
Revolver Special Edition |
Blabbermouth reports: Launch Radio Networks
is reporting that VELVET REVOLVER's U.S fans will be able to hear some
of the B-side cover versions from some of their overseas singles. The band
will release a new version of their debut album, "Contraband", later this
month packaged with an additional disc featuring the covers AEROSMITH's
"No More No More", CHEAP TRICK's "Surrender", and NIRVANA's "Negative Creep",
all of which they've been playing live. [see full story for more]-
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Ramones
Auction |
Blabbermouth reports: Shortly before his death
this past September, legendary punk rock guitarist Johnny Ramone decided
to share with fans his passion for old movies. He consigned his extensive
collection of vintage, original movie posters, including the 1931 classics,
"Frankenstein" and "Dracula", to be sold in a two-part public auction.
The first sale will be held November 18
by Heritage Galleries of Dallas, Texas.[see full story for more]-
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Source: Blabbermouth
also has news on MARILYN MANSON To Play Korea In February, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN
Loses Over 50 Pounds, Becomes A 'Health Nut', Norwegian Stage Sex Man Drops
Pants In Court: Photo Available, GENE SIMMONS To Guest On VH1's 'Retrosexual:
The '80s', TONY IOMMI: Audio Of BBC 6 MUSIC Interview Available Online
and more click here to check it out
The
Doors To Rock OC On New Year's Eve |
ArrowFM reports: Got nothing to do on New
Year's Eve? Well, worry not, get into that psychedelic mindset and head
on down to the House of Blues in Anaheim for a special performance by the
Doors of the 21st Century. Having recently finished up a series of shows
in South America, the band also plan to release a DVD of a recent concert
in Argentina.[see full story for more]- Click
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Stones
Sue Label |
ArrowFM reports: England's most dangerous
sons, The Rolling Stones, are taking their former record label Decca to
court over royalty payments. Having recently released their 40 Licks album,
which features many tracks from their Decca days, the band believes they
deserve some of the royalties. The band was signed to the label from 1963
until 1971 and Decca still owns the rights to songs such as "Paint It Black,"
"You Can't Always Get What You Want" and "Street Fighting Man." [see full
story for more]- Click
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Source: ArrowFM
also has news on Alex Van Halen Clears Up The Rumors, Elton Talks About
Being Elvis, Tull's Explosive Performance At Isle of Wight on CD, Old Hollies
Album Rereleased, Lost Beatles Show To Be Aired and more click here to
check it out
Hatebreed
Extend Tour Plans |
liveDaily reports: Hatebreed continues to
back its latest album, "The Rise of Brutality," during a U.S. tour that
extends into early 2005.
The group's latest round of dates kicks
off in the Northeast later this month and spills into early July.
Dubbed the Heavyweights of Hardcore Tour,
the 2004 shows will feature support from Terror, Full Blown Chaos, No Warning
and Sick of It All.
The 2005 run is tagged as the Heavyweights
of Hardcore Tour 2, and will include Agnostic Front, Diecast, Love Is Red
and The Autumn Offering. [see full story for more, including dates]-
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PM5K
In Rare Form |
liveDaily reports: Though a follow-up to last
year's "Transform" won't see the light of day until 2005, Powerman 5000
fans are getting an earful of previously unreleased material this fall.
Late last month, the group issued "The
Good, The Bad and The Ugly Vol. 1," a collection of b-sides and rarities
that includes a cover of Bjork's "Army of Me," a former staple of the band's
live setlist. The album's 20 tracks were recorded between 1991 and 1996,
and feature the Boston quintet's original lineup: frontman Spider One,
guitarist Adam 12, percussionist Jordan, bassist Dorian Heartsong and drummer
Alan Pahanish.
[see full story for more]-
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Source: liveDaily
also has news on Hagar says he's not leaving Van Halen after tour, Ani
DiFranco keeps up roadwork as concert DVD hits stores, Briefly: U2, Ja
Rule, Wyclef Jean, Steve Barton, Bruce Springsteen makes appearance at
Parkinson's benefit, Collective Soul launches new album with club outing
and more click here to check it out
Idlewild
Plan 05 Release |
Xfm reports: Idlewild have confirmed that
theyre currently putting the finishing touches to their fifth studio album.
The follow-up to 2002s The Remote Part, the new record is set to be
released early next year and will see the band back on the road for a series
of international live dates. [see full story for more]-
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Live
Aid DVD VAT Free |
Xfm reports: Xfm can reveal that the British
government will make the surprising step of refunding the VAT paid on the
new Band Aid 20 charity single and the newly released Live Aid DVD meaning
an approximate £8 million extra will go to the charity.
The surprise announcement was made by Sir
Bob Geldof at the official launch of the official DVD of the Live Aid concert
that took place at the Odeon Kensigton, West London. [see full story for
more]- Click
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Satyricon
Coming To America |
press release reports: Satyricon, one of the
most revered and legendary bands on the European Black Metal scene, has
announced that it will bring its 'The Return of the Antichrist' tour to
the U.S. beginning Thursday, December 2 in San Francisco, CA ending on
December 22. Canadian-based bands Infernal Majesty and 3 Inches of Blood
will provide support for these dates.
Satyricon frontman Satyr explains the tour's
title: 'I recently read a survey that said that Americans between the ages
of 18 and 30 are the least rebellious and most god-fearing in the world.
How disappointing. It's time that Satyricon came to the U.S.'
As previously announced, Satyricon will
be joined on this tour by Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison. Jordison, a huge
Satyricon fan who offered his services to the band, will sit it for drummer
Frost who has been denied entry to the United States due to ongoing visa
problems. For "The Return of the Antichrist" tour, the Satyricon line up
includes Satyr/vocals; Steinar Gundersen/lead guitar; Lars Norberg/bass;
A.O. Gronbech/ rhythm guitar; Jonna Nikula/electronics, and Jordison on
drums. [see full story for more]- Click
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Folk
Radio Live |
press release reports: Influential New York
City public radio station WFUV (90.7 FM, wfuv.org) releases the seventh
volume of City Folk Live, a compilation of live in-studio performances
recorded at WFUVs famed Studio A, on November 24, 2004. City Folk Live
captures the American radio debuts of The Thrills, Joss Stone, Jamie Cullum,
Rachael Yamagata and Ricky Fante. The compilation also includes exclusive
live performances by Edie Brickell, Fountains of Wayne, Emmylou Harris,
Steve Forbert, Ani DiFranco, Old 97s, Suzanne Vega, Rufus Wainwright and
Rickie Lee Jones, among many others. [see full story for more]-
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Yellowcard
Relief Auction |
press release reports: Two general admission
tickets for Yellowcards concert at the UCI Bren Events Center in Irvine,
California on Saturday, November 27, 2004, are up for auction on Ebay at
www.ebay.com/sweetrelief. The tickets also include passes to meet the band.
The auction ends Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 1:27 p.m. PST. This auction
was sanctioned by Yellowcard and all proceeds go to the Sweet Relief Musicians
Fund. Sweet Relief was founded in 1994 by Victoria Williams to provide
assistance to all types of career musicians who are struggling to make
ends meet while facing illness, disability, or age-related problems. It
is funded by the music community and a variety of individual donors, as
well as through benefit concerts, auctions and albums. For more information
on the organization, please visit www.sweetrelief.org.[see full story for
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