"I Would Do For You," "Thinkin' 'Bout Cops," "Know Your Rider," "Chaunch" - KYLE: We did an album called 'Closer to the Sun'� we went in and recorded 50 or 60 songs because we were having so much fun. We had way too many for that album � we put it out as extra songs with that CD as a bonus. People ended up liking it but not being able to get it. We went in and recorded some songs with Inner Circle, added a couple of songs from here and there, and just wrapped it up.

My friend Miguel has been producing with us since we were in high school � a really talented person when it comes down to making beats or playing guitar or producing, he's ----ing sick. "I Would Do For You" was one of all our favorite UB40 songs. He put the beat down and laid the groove down on his MPC. We went to his pad and threw it all together, and finished it up. It turned out really nice.

Okereke claimed he had been attacked by several men after approaching Lydon backstage at the Summercase festival. He said the 'unprovoked' attack left him with a split lip and bruises.

Not only is she appalled by the theft, which was apparently part of the identity-theft issues she's been blogging about and facilitated by her ex-boyfriend/Rock N Roll producer James Barber, she's irritated that her funds were used to make such a crappy, poorly named album: "Ryan Adams worst record and one of the worst records i can think of in rock and roll history ironically called'Riock and Roll '... yeah you listen to this ---- im listening to my i tunes on right now who names a record 'Rock n Roll' what ---holes do that? ... with these trebled up guitars my bandmate said sounded like 'really horrific rem on steroids' all treble and compresssion and ---- wirtten songs - but so what?"

AC/DC now announce complete tracklisting for their long awaited new album "Dirty Rhythm": 1. Serious Nuclear Screamer 2. Run Away From Black Ice 3. The Ripper 4. 9 Days In Spider's Trap 5. Rock 'N Roll Defenders 6. Love Madness 7. Long Way To Go 8. RAW 9. Heat It Up 10. Crawlin' 11. Tornado Suicide 12. Caught In A Riff 13. The Legacy

The rapper, whose real name is Darryl Richardson, was taken to jail in DeKalb County, GA after police responded to a call about a fight in the Stone Mountain area.

In an interview conducted Monday by the Monsters In The Morning Radio Show, Dokken vocalist Don Dokken confirmed that guitarist George Lynch will take the stage for one song at the upcoming Rock The Bayou Festival. more

Amy Winehouse's husband was sentenced Monday to 27 months in jail for assault and obstructing justice. Blake Fielder-Civil admitted to beating up pub manager James King in a bar fight in 2006 and then offering him the equivalent of about $400,000 Cdn to keep quiet about it. more

Arise and Ruin has dropped off the remainder of their current U.S. tour. "We are exhausted financially, mentally and physically, so we decided the best thing to do was go home and regroup before we hit the road with our buddies Dead And Divine." more

The star of ABC Family's frat-house series "Greek" may have taken his TV role a lil' too far. The LAPD tells TMZ that Scott Michael Foster was popped for DUI early this morning in Hollywood. Foster -- who plays Kappa Tau prez Cappie on the show -- was charged and released on his own recognizance a few hours ago. more

Mariah Carey is rumored to be talking to the Planet Hollywood Casino in Vegas about establishing a three-year residency there more

Legendary hard rockers UFO have announced plans to begin work on their twentieth studio album, which should be out next year. more

Three judges ruled the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) watchdog "acted arbitrarily and capriciously" in levying the fine.

The album, Folds' third as a solo artist since the break up of the Ben Folds Five in 2000, was mostly recorded at his studio in Nashville and produced by Dennis Herring (Elvis Costello, Modest Mouse, The Hives).

The band will hit the road to support the release of their first album in seven years, 'Hey Ma', which will come out September 16.

Regarding the unique title, bassist Chuckie Duff explained "it just makes us laugh and people are free to read whatever meaning they want into it. It's just a good name for what it is - a party record."

The followup to The Truth (2006) and This is Love, This is Murderous (2003), which have sold a combined quarter of a million albums worldwide, was produced by Devin Townsend in Vancouver, British Columbia. Declaration is incredibly dense, layered and full of atmosphere, recalling the finest moments of classic death metal, black metal and hardcore.