Go Go Go: Another one that happened while working on a different song. I think that comes from the relaxation between recording takes, where there's no pressure to get anything "right" and we can just let loose. It seemed like a good live song, so we stuck with the "Go Go Go" gang-vocal thing.

My favorite part is the breakdown middle section, obviously influenced by The Who. Everyone plays great on this one, and the lyrics flew out faster than I could write them down.

It is already out-pacing sales of the Eagles last album, which was also Wal-Mart exclusive in the US.

But first we told you yesterday about the release of the first single and Guns N' Roses posted that new single, "Chinese Democracy," to their imeem profile today. Wanna Listen?

Ray Luzier (Korn/David Lee Roth/Army of Anyone) will be filling in. The band has issued the following update:

Kenny Chesney scored his fifth No. 1 on the U.S. pop album chart Wednesday, but with one of his worst opening tallies in years. "Lucky Old Sun," Chesney's 11th studio album, sold 176,000 copies during the week ended October 19, according to Nielsen SoundScan. more

Just like the "Seinfeld" episode where George wanted everyone to call him "T-Bone," Beyonce Knowles would like to be known by a bold new name. The R&B singer has christened herself "Sasha Fierce" for her new double album, "I Am ... Sasha Fierce," due in U.S. stores on November 18 more. Tell her about shrinkage!

A civil servant from South Tyneside has appeared in court over a blog which detailed the kidnap, torture and murder of the pop group Girls Aloud. Darryn Walker, 35, of Mowbray Road, South Shields, is accused of writing and posting the "Girls (Scream) Aloud" story on a fantasy pornography site. more

There is a rumor going around that Slash is going to Israel to perform in a concert in honor of the Peres Center for Peace's 10th anniversary on October 27th. Slash says that is not true; he is definitely not going. more

Neil Diamond will be the honoree at the music industry's annual MusiCares fundraiser, which will take place in Los Angeles on February 6 more

Former KISS and current Grand Funk Railroad guitarist Bruce Kulick has been back in the studio working on his next solo CD, tentatively titled "BK3". more

Weird Al Yankovic has weighed on his first experiment to make available a new song digitally while the song it parodies was still hot on the charts. "Whatever You Like," a takeoff on T.I.'s hit of the same name, sold 21,000 digital downloads in its first week as an iTunes exclusive. So what did Al have to say? Find out here

The final episode of Ragged Road, which documents the journey of five individuals, picked to travel the country in pursuit of music industry fame and fortune, has been posted online and features pop punk boyband Good Charlotte. Check it out here

Ad-supported music streaming service Imeem has announced that it is cutting 25% of staffers (20 positions) across its entire organization. The company said that given the current economic climate, cutting costs was necessary in order to secure its future business. more

The release date for "Traced in Air," the new album from reunited progressive metallers Cynic originally slated for late-October, had to be pushed back to November 17th (November 25th in the US), for manufacturing reasons.more

Lil' Wayne becomes father to Dwayne Carter III according to NME. Wayne's son was reportedly born to an unidentified woman at the Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, OH on Wednesday. more

Most of the acts (available to anybody who owns Rock Band 2 on XBox 360, PlayStation 3 or Wii) are fairly unknown - The Cab, Tickle Me Pink, Dealership - while some are downright "never heard of them."

Called simply "J Mascis, Black Angels, Dandy Warhols," the track, described by Dandys' frontman Courtney Taylor-Taylor as a "prog-rock school fight song," is a dark, driving piece, anchored by Dandys' drummer Brent DeBoer and the tom-heavy beat, and Dinosaur Jr.'s J Mascis, who forgoes his usual guitar for a high-fretted bass.

"So much crap is written about me, it's hard to live with sometimes," he said. "It all gets burned down in history and becomes a part of your legacy."

Smyrna, Ga. police tell us they were responding to a gunshots fired call when they spotted Jennings' Vette hightailing it away from the scene. A chase ensued and Jennings eventually crashed.

The headline tour will play at The Fillmore New York At Irving Plaza on November 18th and at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park on November 23rd.

The result was a collection of songs with psychedelic guitar parts and odd vocal effects that never saw the light of day.

antiMusic: Your guitar sound is very distinctive and you use a lot of subtle coloring, How did you get the tone you did on material like "Rhiannon"?

Lindsey: On "Rhiannon"�well I think that was Les Paul of all things, as I recall, that's a long time ago. If I were to guess, I would say it was heavily compressed. That was Keith Olsen that was engineering that. I think it is a combination of that and what I would guess is a kind of scooping out of certain frequencies that were usually identified with a Les Paul, you know some of the mids, the ugly mids, the 1 k kind of area in there, I'm guess. And then of course, you've got to look at the part itself, you know, because whatever you play it on, or however someone records it you have to look at what is being recorded as having a lot to do with what it sounds like.

And you know that was a case where Stevie had this little two finger thing she'd done on the piano. This is one of the odd things about how Stevie and I can interface; she can come up with really real basic things, which are inherently full of substance but are not necessarily articulated. I think the way she wrote that was on the piano and she was just with two fingers going dee dee dee diee, dee dee dee you know. And so to take it from that to something where you're applying an eighth note thumb pattern, you know, like a first and third interval up and down the neck, from her great idea. It as just the application of that idea into my style and I think that has a lot to do with it too.