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I wrote 1973 with a man named Mark Batson, who is a really great guy; we wrote it in New York in Jimmy Hendrix's old studio. Mark Batson comes from a different background musically and he writes with [Dr.] Dre, who lives out here in Los Angeles, but we got together and messed around on a musical level and I had some ideas about something that was more up-tempo.
I had been living on a Spanish island where there is a lot of dance music in the first place, where I've been trying to figure out that vibe. Then lyrically it's a kind of nostalgic moment about the great celebration of shared times and nights out on the town. In 1973� I wasn't even alive then, I don't know why [I named it that], it must have just rhymed with something.
Preview the songs from "All the Lost Souls," watch videos and learn more- right here
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It had been hoped that the band would extended their one-off show at London's O2 Arena on November 26th to allow more people to see the veteran rockers make their comeback.
Plant has now definitely ruled out the prospect of more dates, however, saying: "We need to do one last great show, because we've done some shows and they've been crap." - more on this story
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THE NIGHTWATCHMAN's schedule is shaping
up as follows - with Serj Tankian:
Oct. 12 - Chicago, IL - Vic Theater
Oct. 14 - Toronto, ONT - Guvernment
Oct. 15 - Boston, MA - Paradise
Oct. 17 - New York, NY - Irving Plaza
Oct. 18 - Philadelphia, PA - TLA
Oct. 20 - Atlanta, GA - The Roxy
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Early fan-filmed video footage from the second show of the tour � which took place last night (Saturday, September 29) at the Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, North Carolina � can be viewed - here
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Kracker - real name Matthew Shafer - was sentenced to 12 months' probation, ordered to undergo an alcohol assessment and fined $1,500 (GBP750) at a court hearing in Wake County on Friday (28Sep07).- more on this story
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The guitarist's infamous rift with bandmate Roger Waters caused the rockers to split in the 1980s, but Gilmour has dismissed speculation of a Pink Floyd reunion because he's more interested in his solo work.
He says, "What I've been doing for the last couple of years - what I was in the middle of when Live 8 came along - was my album, and that's what I'm thinking about. "I can't see why I would want to be going back to that old thing. It's very retrogressive.- more on this story
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After suspicions Radioheadlp7.com may have been yanking our chains - and not to mention pricking the pomposity of the band - with its pronoucements the group's new album was being released today, the mysterious site has come clean.
It now displays the message, "THE MOST GIGANTIC LYING HOAX OF ALL TIME" and "I'm NEVER GOING TO RUN AROUND AND DESERT YOU:) How to RICKROLL 21,232 people at once. REAL LP7 coming soon!" - more on this story
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Unquestionably one of heavy music's most talked about new bands, The Sword deliver explosive songs, gripping live performances and a unique vision that combines metal's beloved past with the forward-thinking enthusiasm of today's hard music elite. The band will enter a Texas studio shortly to record its as-yet-untitled sophomore album and plans to up the ante with its new material, which is being described as "more ambitious, more accomplished and simply bigger."
The tour dates will be announced in the coming days. Support on The Sword tour will be provided by Valient Thorr and San Francisco's Black Cobra. The first-announced dates are- more on this story
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The gigs, at the Ethel Barrymore Theater, will be the first concert dates for their latest album, Red Carpet Massacre.
It added they will play their new creation in its entirety, as well as early hits and a "special electro set". - more on this story
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Black-clad fans queued overnight to secure a spot at Rage Against the Machine's first Australian shows in 11 years, at Festival Hall on January 30. Promoters later confirmed the music industry's worst-kept secret - that the band would also headline the Big Day Out at on January 28. Tickets go on sale October 12.
And, metal kings Iron Maiden announced a second show at Rod Laver Arena after selling out their first Melbourne show in 15 years within 25 minutes yesterday morning - about as quickly as recent shows there by pop star JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE. - more on this story
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Snodgrass will be stripping down Drag The River's gritty and infectious punk-tinged rustic rock into a subdued, minimalist format while Rex will stay the course with his pop-inclined roots stylings.
Oct 11 Manhattan, Kansas @ Auntie Mae's
Oct 12 St. Joseph, Missouri @ the Rendezvous
Oct 13 Lawrence, Kansas @ Replay Lounge
Oct 14 Kansas City, Missouri @ Record
Bar @ 7:00 p.m. BBQ- more
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"Bombshell From Hell" is Sleaze Freak 's first single, which is going for radio adds October 15. A performance video for the track-directed by Ron Najor (Angels & Airwaves)--was recently shot in Los Angeles and should invade TV and Internet airwaves within the next couple of weeks.
The new music, 13 tracks of searing stripper-metal, capitalizes on the same formula which worked perfectly on BLAH...BLAH...BLAH..., but with more guitar solos, slick, percussive bass lines and Riggs' trademark blood-steeped lyrics. The first single, "Bombshell From Hell," flaunts a hard-driving, instrumentally lacerating sound, which screams out to the world, letting us know that Scum Of The Earth are unleashed and getting their dead on once again.- more on this story
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To recap this year's nominees are Madonna, The Beastie Boys, John Mellencamp, Donna Summer, Leonard Cohen, Afrika Bambaataa, The Dave Clark Five, The Ventures and Chic. After voting by the aging hippies that vote on such things, five of these acts will make the cut.
Curiously absent are some acts that have had far more impact on popular music and culture including KISS, Rush and Metallica and other notable bands that were snubbed by the black tie "rock" posers were Jethro Tull, Styx, Yes, Genesis/Peter Gabriel and Electric Light Orchestra.
The inclusion of Tull in this group is a head scratcher as we have to assume the same "industry insiders" that decided that Tull deserved a metal Grammy over Metallica also take part in this crock as well.- more on this rant
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