"Show Me the Way"- This song is pretty old, but its one of my favorites. When we play this live I usually get pretty pumped up and move around a lot during the whole song.

"Show Me the Way" has a really catchy chorus and a great groovy breakdown right in the middle of it which is my favorite part to play. There's one part in the middle of it where we stop playing and get the crowd involved and clapping along to the song.

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"I got in my car. I remember I was listening to Jeff Buckley doing Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" and sat there and took a bunch of [anxiety drug] Ativan in a Best Buy parking lot," the 28-year-old explained.

Martin tells Rolling Stone that the album title was inspired by a painting by Mexican artist Frida Khalo. Viva la Vida translates to the rather redundant statement "long live life". However, when taken in the context of Khalo's battle with polio, a broken spine and chronic pain, the words do convey a stronger message and that connected with Martin. "She went through a lot of sh*t, of course, and then she started a big painting in her house that said 'Viva la Vida,'" says Martin. "I just loved the boldness of it."

With a new album in the pipeline -- the first new studio album to carry the Queen name since the Freddie Mercury sessions -- Queen is heading back on the road for a four-month tour, once again in the company of musician/singer/songwriter Paul Rodgers. Together Brian May, Roger Taylor and Paul Rodgers have recorded their first album's worth of material, jointly written and produced. With the title yet to be disclosed, the album is being readied for release September 1, two weeks ahead of the start of the tour.

According to sources, Apple in the last month reached out to all four major labels to discuss the prospect in more detail, and negotiations now involve the various digital teams at both the labels and Apple.

"Randy Jackson's Music Club: Vol. 1" will debut at No. 50 on the Billboard chart having managed to sell 13,000 copies last week. In contrast, William Hung's album enjoyed first week sales of 37,600 copies. Maybe Randy should have had Hung join his club as the first single featuring the half-software/half-voice vocal styling of his fellow Idol judge Paula Abdul didn't seem to help move too many units.

Rick Ross on the other hand didn't need the star power of William Hung to sell 198,000 units last week in the U.S. Which was a 12,000 unit jump from his 2006 chart topping effort. On the other side of the coin, Now! and Snoop saw their sales drop. NOW 27 snagged the No. 2 slot, but with their lowest sales since series debut in 1998. According to Billboard, from the series 2nd release on, each volume have enjoyed first week sales in excess of 200,000. This new edition only sold 169,000.

Last month, Plant and Krauss were recipients of the 2007 Grammy� Award for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals, for the track "Gone Gone Gone (Done Moved On)." The Grammy� Award was the first-ever for Robert Plant as a solo artist after numerous nominations, and the 21st for Alison Krauss.

The headlining trek kicks off on April 13th at Buffalo, NY's Showplace Theatre and winds its way through the eastern half of the country, wrapping up on April 25th at Towson, MD's Recher Theatre. Support on all dates comes courtesy of Katakylsm, The Showdown, Arsis, and Droid.

"Dear friends, I am sad give out some bad news. My old friend and original drummer of SteelHeart (John Fowler) is in the hospital. He had a brain amorism and he is in a coma. We do not know if he is going to make it.

"[We] do not know where this information came from, but we can assure you it is completely untrue," a Dio management representative told BLABBERMOUTH.NET. "We have never been approached about this event, and Ronnie is working on the HEAVEN AND HELL record at this time."

After selling two-million copies of Zoot Suit Riot: The Swingin' Hits of..." and dominating the swing and ska revivals in both the mainstream press and commercial radio, Cherry Poppin' Daddies eventually parted ways with Mojo Records/Universal Music after Universal sold Mojo Records to Jive/Zomba (home of Britney Spears, N'Sync, Backstreet Boys) and retreated into the regional iconoclasm of the Pacific Northwest.

"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" has hosted outdoor performances from a variety of acclaimed musical acts including Arctic Monkeys, Incubus, Destiny's Child, Ozzy Osbourne, Keith Urban, Gwen Stefani, Coldplay, 50 Cent, Kelly Clarkson, Kanye West, Justin Timberlake, Tenacious D, Audioslave and many more.

MTV ran a lengthy story on Tuesday, here is part of it: Philips took to the Web on Tuesday (March 18) for a live chat on LATimes.com to defend his work, particularly a story he wrote in 2002 regarding who killed Tupac Shakur.

Philips � who has attracted attention recently with an article that alleged Diddy and the Notorious B.I.G. had prior knowledge of Shakur's 1994 attack at Quad Recording Studios � said the Bad Boy camp provided insufficient evidence that Biggie (real name: Christopher Wallace) was in New Jersey at the time of Shakur's 1996 Las Vegas murder.