PJ on AOL. go now and listen.
DRIVL. It's a site by two of Ben Folds bandmates. You might want to bookmark this one.
Bruce lets loose in the Big Easy. I love that man.
Music Video Wire reports:
"DIRECTIONS," the innovative anthology from Death Cab for Cutie, will screen at Marquee (289 10th Avenue, New York, NY 10001) on Thursday, May 4th at 8 p.m. to coincide with the Tribeca Film Festival. The band will be in attendance and the screening will be hosted by Will Arnett of "Arrested Development" and John Krasinski of "The Office."
The collection includes 13 short films - one for each of the band's 11 songs from its new "Plans" album and two bonus films - that were created by different directors and artists selected by the band and its label, Atlantic Records.
Colbert Rocks the Capitol
This is a great overview of Colbert at the Press Dinner.
Colbert on YouTube at said dinner. Part one. Part two. and Part Three.
Napster for free.
A Washington Post article on Pitchfork. Nothing you didn't really know before but still a good read. So why not link to Pitchfork's announcement of Radiohead's North American tour.
SMN reports:
ROLLING STONES guitarist Keith Richards has been taken to hospital in New Zealand after injuring himself while on holiday in Fiji.
A band spokeswoman said Richards had suffered a "mild concussion" and was taken to hospital as a precaution.
Media reports in Australia and New Zealand said Richards had hurt his head when he fell out of a palm tree.
Contact Music reports:
American heavy rocker RONNIE JAMES DIO is set to embark on an acting career after agreeing to play himself in the much anticipated TENACIOUS D movie, THE PICK OF DESTINY. The DIO frontman jumped at the chance to appear in the movie when he learned he'd be part of a fantastic dream sequence, starring funnyman JACK BLACK
The 40 greatest metal songs according to VH1.
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Chris Bro
The title is a quote from The Boss after seeing NO.
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