Grammy winners. Sorry didn't watch. Why? Because the Grammys don't matter. Why? Well lets think about this for a bit. There are a few items. I realize we all make mistakes but The Grammys have made a few that are unforgiveable.
1988. Best Metal Album? Jethro Tull's Crest of a Knave. Over Metallica's ...And Justice for All. That's right boys and girls they are telling us that nothing rocks harder than a flute solo but that is not it. OH No-- we are not even close to their last mistake...
1962. Best new Artist? Robert Goulet. What so bad about him you say? Well also up for new artist that year? Bob F*cking Dylan. Nice.
You want more?...I know you do.
1980. Album of the Year. Christopher Cross. Also released that year. AC/DC's Back in Black and The Clash's London Calling. See I told you the Grammys don't matter. Still don't believe me. OK how about
1991. Another Album of the Year mess up. Natalie Cole's Unforgettable over Nirvana's Nevermind and REM's Out of Time. I will of course save the best for last.
1990. Best New Artist. Milli Vanilli. Game over. Grammys you lose.
The Olympics start tomorrow. Get ready to play along. Olympic Drinking Game.
Ways to protect your MP3 playing devise.
Floyd is dead. It's probably for the best. Just as long I get to listen to Meddle it doesn't matter that much anymore.
Classic Rockers to be webcast. This should be very cool. and more classics to be performed. Actually Old Classic Rockers, The Who, will release new CD soon-ish.
A bunch of news from the The Police's Documentary to Eddie Vedder dj-ing on Sirius.
Gigwise reports:
Bob Marley’s home is set to be made a national monument in an official ceremony. The home is currently being used as a music studio with many tourists flocking to it every year, but as the BBC reports, plans are under way to make it an official shrine
More later
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