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Ben Folds Announces iTunes First |
Ben Folds fans have been able to pre-order his latest album, WAY TO NORMAL, in conjunction with choice seats to his current tour through an iTunes partnership with Ticketmaster. Upon doing so they immediately received two advance tracks from the album prior to its official release.
During Folds' current U.S. tour, iTunes is introducing a new program called "The Sounds of Last Night...This Morning," for which one live track is being recorded in each of 10 cities and made available the next day exclusively on the iTunes Store.
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The Kills Secret Show |
The co-ed group recently released their third album, "Midnight Boom," and have spent the summer performing with The Raconteurs. The Secret Show is a free, exclusive performance for the MySpace community.
This MySpace Secret Show is easily the most intimate performance they will stage during this current US run, making it that much more special.
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Simple Minds For Kids |
The concert will take place at the 1250 capacity venue on Sauchiehall Street on the night of Sunday 7 December with tickets priced at �35. All profits will go to the charity which launched its Christmas Appeal yesterday and raised �1.6 Million last year to help under privileged children throughout Scotland.
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Silverstein Kick Off Tour With New Song |
This demo is just a taste of what will be heard on their upcoming tour with co-headliner Chiodos and opening acts Escape The Fate, Alesana, and A Skylit Drive.
Head over the Silverstein Myspace page and stream the song in full. Silverstein Fall Tour Dates w/Chiodos, Escape The Fate, Alesana, and A Skylit Drive are
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Meat Puppets In the Studio Book Coming Soon |
In addition to first-hand interviews with the Kirkwood brothers, the book will also feature exclusive interviews with ex-drummer Derrick Bostrom, Paul Leary (Butthole Surfers guitarist and MP producer on the band's commercial breakout 'Too High To Die',) as well all of the band's producers from their back catalog discussing how such classics as 'Meat Puppets II,' 'Up on the Sun', and the aforementioned 'Too High to Die' were created.
Additionally, the band's legendary collaboration with Kurt Cobain on Nirvana's MTV Unplugged special will be chronicled. Finally, the book will also feature a real-time chronicle of the making of the band's forthcoming 12th studio LP, as well as a color insert of never-before-seen pics of the band at work in the studio!
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The 88 Announce Tour And Morning Becomes Eclectic |
Apollo Sunshine Join Dirty Pretty Things Farewell Tour |
This is, of course, as you've indubitably heard, Dirty Pretty Things' farewell tour, but fear not, with Apollo Sunshine bringing their raucously joyful live show to inhabitants of the British Isles, it will absolutely not be a sorrowful affair.
For three dates in late October, coincidentally near Halloween, Apollo Sunshine will also be taking their love of Jimi Hendrix and his psychedelia to an even higher level, performing � which means dressing up like Jimi, as well as playing his songs � as the Apollo Sunshine Experience for the shows in New York, Boston, and Northhampton, MA.
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Blue Ash Debut Being Reissues |
Thirty-five years after its release, on October 28, 2008, Collectors' Choice Music will reissue the album, complete with liner notes from founding bass player (and band historian) Frank Secich.
Blue Ash formed in 1969 with a clear set of influences � The Beatles, The Who, The Kinks, The Byrds, The Searchers, The Hollies, The Beau Brummels and all the British Invasion and West Coast bands of the mid-'60s. They developed a following in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and West Virginia. Wilson Pickett even stopped by a session and remarked, "You guys aren't bad . . . for white boys."
Neal Smith Discussing Alice Cooper Band Reunion |
NHOR : A couple of Christmases ago, you, Michael Bruce and Dennis Dunaway got back together with Alice for a mini reunion at Alice's annual Christmas Pudding show in Phoenix. What was that experience like being back together again, and was there any further discussion of the the 4 of you getting back together for an album or any further shows?
NS : The 4 of us got together in Phoenix, Alice has his restaurant down there, Cooperstown, and we had the second Glenn Buxton Memorial Weekend celebrating Glen's life after he passed away. That was in 1999. That was actually the first time we had played together since we got off stage in South America in 1974. So that was 25 years. At any rate, Dennis and I, with the band Bouchard, Dunaway and Smith, we played the songs. Michael plays the songs. So to get together just to run through the songs, even without a rehearsal wasn't a big deal for that show. But for the Christmas Pudding we wanted something a little more polished. Mike and I had some musicians and worked a full week, then Dennis came and worked a couple of days, then Alice came in and worked a day with us, two rehearsals. Then we did the show. So it was a lot more polished than getting up and playing at Cooperstown. Everybody gets together, and it's always great. Without a doubt it's fantastic, it's like no time has passed at all. I don't think that's unusual for people who have gone through that type of experience like we did.
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