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Norah Jones: A Grammy Night to Remember

Accolades to the talented, refreshingly real 23 year old songstress – who is a brunette! And performs fully dressed!

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Vida Blue Throws Forth Five April Shows

So much for Vida Blue retiring. Page McConnell

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David Gray Sets US Summer Tour

In support of his most recent release,

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The Solace of Leaving Early: Haven Kimmel

The Solace of Leaving Early: Haven Kimmel

Haven Kimmel’s debut novel The Solace of Leaving Early is much darker than her memoir A Girl Named Zippy: Growing Up Small in Moorland Indiana, which was a complete pleasure to read.

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Possible Live Debate – Bush Vs. Hussein

In his first interview with an American journalist in ten years, Saddam Hussein sat down with CBS

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Tom Petty’s Former Bass Player Dies

Howie Epstein, former bass player for Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers died late Sunday night. His death is yet undetermined, but a female friend mentioned to police that he had been taking heroin. Epstein served as the bass player in the band from 1982 till 2001, when the band had parted company with him

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Napster To Return – No Longer Free

So much for free music anymore. Using the Napster name to attract a paying customer base, parent company Roxio, Inc. plans to re launch former song-swapping Internet service Napster by the end of the year. After declaring bankruptcy last year, Napster

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Make Your Own Bob Dylan Mix CD

Starting now, you can make a Bob Dylan mix CD in the comfort of your very own home for just $15, plus shipping and handling.
Sony Records has launched Custommixcd.com a service that allows fans to put together specific songs from thirty-five different Dylan albums, along with rare and live tracks. The cost includes any twelve tracks or 78 minutes of music. Among the rarities include a live version of

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New Radiohead Album in June

Radiohead has continually raised the modern benchmark for studio recordings, despite only five masterpieces released so far. Their next album is due June 10, although a spokesperson for the label says that date may change. Album titles are rumored to be

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Theater Tour with Annie Lennox

As if her voice wasn

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Hip Hop Fight In NYC Cancels MTV Show

No word yet on whether is was an East vs. West matter, but a fight broke out in Times Square between hip hop fans and want to be rappers in town for the MTV sponsored

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Metallica Names New Bass Player

Robert Trujillo has been named the new bass player of Metallica, replacing Jason Newstead who left the band to pursue other projects. The hazing that Newstead received when he replaced Cliff Burton in 1986 was ongoing and is well documented; one could only hope James, Kirk and Lars take it easy on their new four string monster. Trujillo has played previously with Ozzy Osbourne, Suicidal Tendencies and Jerry Cantrell. Metallica and Trujillo will be hitting the road as headliners of the Summer Sanitarium stadium tour with Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Deftones and Mudvayne. The band’s new album, “St. Anger” is due on June 10.
Source FMQB.com.

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Memorable Grammy Award Show in NYC

With the Grammy

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Ghost Rider: Travels on the Healing Road: Neil Peart

Ghost Rider: Travels on the Healing Road: Neil Peart

RUSH’s drummer Neil Peart copes with personal loss by hopping on his trusty BMW motorcycle for 15 months, covering ground from Alaska to Belize, in search of the wisdom of the road.

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Brief Interviews with Hideous Men: David Foster Wallace

Brief Interviews with Hideous Men: David Foster Wallace

Remember that uncomfortable feeling when you were watching a movie with your parents and a sex scene came on? David Foster Wallace creates a collection of short stories guaranteed to bring that feeling back.

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Sacred Journey of the Peaceful Warrior: Dan Millman

Sacred Journey of the Peaceful Warrior: Dan Millman

Dan Millman brings you on a semi-autobiographical account of his spiritual realizations at the hands of a guru in Hawaii. Careful- it’s listed under Self-Help/Fiction.

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Mystic River: Dennis Lehane

Mystic River: Dennis Lehane

Mystic River, the polluted, industrial river bordering this small Massachusetts community holds more than one secret in it’s oily waters. Mystic River, the book, divulges its secrets through chillingly icy logic and reveals how sudden, life changing events in one community can ring so true as to astound.

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Zero: The Biography of a Dangerous Idea: Charles Seife

Zero: The Biography of a Dangerous Idea: Charles Seife

People today do not think much about zero, we see it as just another number no different than the rest, but zero hides limitless power behind its innocent appearance.

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Great White Concert Tragedy In RI

In a week that already saw tragedy inside a Chicago nightclub, pyrotechnics and fireworks started a deadly fire inside a West Warwick, RI nightclub, called The Station has claimed up to 96 lives and numerous burn victims. 80’s metal band Great White, best known for their hit cover of Ian Hunter’s “Once Bitten Twice Shy” , were playing that evening and used fireworks and other pyrotechnics during the show that are believed to have started the inferno. The fire spread so quickly, people simply didn’t have enough time to exit. Ty Longley, guitarist for Great White is listed among the missing.
Source CNN.com.

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Simon and Garfunkel Reunion??

Crazier things have happened, like Hanson playing with Ratdog, but there are rumors floating around that Simon & Garfunkel might reconvene with a future concert tour. The two will be honored with a lifetime achievement award at the Grammy Awards which has sparked talk of a possible reunion. London’s Evening Standard reported that negotiations were underway between the duo and its representatives for an extended world trek. The duo split as a performing combo in 1970 and regrouped for their famous Concert at Central Park in 1981. Tour or no tour one thing is certain…. ticket prices will be outrageously expensive.
Source Billboard.com.

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