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U2 brought three generations of chart-toppers — Mick Jagger, Bruce Springsteen and the Black Eyed Peas — with them onstage Friday at another night of mix-and-match magic at Madison Square Garden.
A federal judge has refused to halt the release of the Chris Rock film "Good Hair."
A filmmaker is suing Chris Rock for at least $5 million and trying to block the release of his upcoming documentary "Good Hair."
Kiss, LL Cool J and the Red Hot Chili Peppers could be among next year's inductees at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has lined up many of its members for a blowout concert celebrating its 25th anniversary.
Robert Rodriguez’s film is unapologetically aimed at kids, and kids should have themselves a great time at this silly, energetic adventure.
For five years, Chris Schaefer worked as a disc jockey and he'd studied nightlife enough to know he wanted a career in the music industry.
Kid Rock is helping an Ohio pizza delivery driver critically injured during a robbery.
Sure, he could sound like John Lennon on one album and Luther Vandross on the next. But that was the problem with David Bowie — in his heyday he seemed more of a theatrical chameleon who tried on personas than an impassioned rock singer. Bowie’s restless experimentalism allowed him to pull off being coolly distant and affected. Sadly, others copped his affectations without his intelligent approach. For a while in the 1980s, it seemed as if nearly every singer drew more from Bowie’s European theater tradition of singing than the tradition of rock singing itself (which came from R&B and gospel sources). Those who succumbed to Bowie-itis included everyone from Ric Ocasek of the Cars to David Byrne of Talking Heads to Robert Palmer to even Cyndi Lauper and Madonna. In short, anytime anyone tries on a vocal persona instead of singing from the heart, they’re channeling the Thin White Duke.
Television comedy is Tina Fey's world these days. Is there room for anybody else?
More than 2,000 people have attended a candlelight vigil at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland in celebration of the life of Michael Jackson.
Back in 1988, before Tori Amos found her voice as a singer-songwriter, she made her debut with the heavy handed synth rock band Y Kant Tori Read. They released one poorly-received eponymous album and disbanded because Amos couldn’t stand the music she was making or the image Atlantic Records was shoehorning her into. The album and CD barely sold, and went out of print. But long after Amos became an established star, the album remains unavailable, apparently at Amos’ behest since she didn’t feel the music represented her. Maybe not, but her fans are shrewd enough to understand that, while still wanting to hear it. It might make for a good bonus disc in a box set (which would let Amos avoid having to put the embarrassing front cover back on CD racks). It’s worth noting Amos has performed at least one of the album’s songs, live, so she can’t hate it all that much. For now, you can see the video Amos and company did for on YouTube or pick up used copies on Amazon, which star
Peace and love will last a lot longer than three days at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, which is celebrating Woodstock's 40th anniversary with a new exhibit.
They were gaudy. They were loud — in all senses of the word. And 20 years ago, they were pretty much inescapable.
A week after Adam Lambert was the second lowest vote-getter on “American Idol,” the show gave him the biggest present ever: legendary rock guitarist Slash.
Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich pointed up at thousands of rock fans in the public seating sections at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's 2009 inductions.
Hong Kong pop star Jacky Cheung donated a guitar and two outfits Tuesday to the upcoming Hard Rock Hotel Macau, becoming the first ethnic Chinese musician to contribute items to the Hard Rock memorabilia collection.
A federal bankruptcy judge on Monday refused to finalize the sale of Myrtle Beach's Hard Rock Park to new owners, saying its founders retain rights to some of the creative touches originally built into the theme park.
When the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame holds its annual induction ceremony April 4, there once again won’t be any progressive rock artists amongst its five honorees. The Rock Hall’s snubbing of the once-popular genre hasn’t gone unnoticed by its supporters.
Rapper Eminem, guitar legend Jimmy Page and Ron Wood of the Rolling Stones are among the presenters for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
Australia's environment minister swapped the political stage Thursday for one he trod in a former incarnation — as the country's loudest antiestablishment rock star.
Alysha Clark is taking her high-scoring act to the NCAA tournament — and bringing a few sharp shooters with her.
Tal & Acacia - Garbage In (Lyrics)This is a very interesting new song, especially the vocals. If you're searching for a Christian song with the lyrics "Garbage In Garbage Out" you've found it here, click the link to YouTube.
Alive and Kickin' by D.O.A. (Dead On Arrival)® "LIVE"This is a rare "Live" version of the song Alive and Kickin' on the Dead On Arrival / Alive and Kickin' CD. The extended version was recorded live at the "Concert On The Rapids" Delaware River Concert in upstate N.Y. during the Alive and Kickin' tour in 1994
If you watch movies and TV you'll see a lot of couples in bed together. No, I'm not talking about having sex (clean up your minds!), but rather just laying there together.
Is the internet stifling new music?The internet may have been a miracle for music fans, Duran Duran star John Taylor says, but instant access to decades of recordings and artists' inner thoughts is not all good.
The 25 Best Music WebsitesWhether you are losing your hipness or never had any, this list has everything from soup to nuts, musically that is... As music journalism increasingly finds its niche online, Elisa Bray sifts through the plethora of emerging and established websites to pick the very best.
Race Obsessed Musician Wynton Marsalis Is Whining Again About Music And RaceCNN: What led to the compartmentalization of these kinds of music, that came from the same roots? MARSALIS: Money and racism. I don't know which one came first. CNN: Why was blues not regarded as something of value in this country?
: Full Lego Rock Band Soundtrack Revealed, it will cost $10 and require a few minutes of entering codes and pressing buttons, but those of us who measure our worth via the size and depth of our music game libraries should be pleased
So who is your favorite rock vocalist of all time. There are so many out there so I've put together some highlighted ones for the poll. I've included other and can't wait to hear what additional vocalists that I completely missed.
No poll here because there are so many greats to choose from that it wouldn't be fair to any of them to try to list them all to be voted on. For me, it's the immortal Gene Krupa, followed closely by the nearly as great Buddy Rich.
Hell planet where rock falls as rain foundComputer models of COROT-7b, a planet orbiting an orange dwarf star in the constellation Monoceros, 490 light years away, suggest that the world has a surface temperature hot enough to boil rock.
Know your mainstream: The Mystery of Three Days Grace A rock act based in Toronto sold over 93,000 albums across the continent last week.
Pearl Jam's 'Backspacer': Four starsFree of the cloud from the Bush years, Pearl Jam returns with its 9th studio album. Clean and uncluttered, this is their best album since Yield (which also had Brendan O'Brien producing). It is a radio friendly album, with its 11 songs zipping along at a respectable 37 minutes.
Springsteen's 60, Madonna is 50, and there are others older than them who keep performing, recording and winning awards: The Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin, Paul McCartney, Carole King, Bob Dylan, Aerosmith, Elton John, Billy Joel, Barbra Streisand, The Who, Tina Turner... Of co …
Bruce Springsteen celebrates his 60th birthday and here are 60 special memoriesThe Boss turns sixty! Here, from a New Jersey homey, are some personal memories of a musician who has kept it as real as possible for a millionaire rock star. Let's hope Bruce keeps it running for many years to come.
Driver's Eye Struck By Rock; 18-Year-Old ChargedA young Belle Vernon man is charged in connection with a rock injury that left a female driver with stitches and deep, purple bruising around her right eye in Fayette County.
Beatlemania revisited with release of remastered catalogNew Beatles product is driving a lot of traffic in music stores.
MoveOn.org Teams Up With R.E.M. To Produce "We Can't Afford To Wait," A Music Video Advocating A Public Option With the news that some in the White House are considering a "trigger"—a delay tactic designed to kill the public option—it's more important than ever to get the word out that we simply can't afford to wait for real reform. Send the video to your friends today.
I recently came across a little gem of a documentary on Vh1 about the women behind the hair bands of the 80s that pretty much helped to prop up the boy-men that made up the well known bands like Poison, Motley Crue and all those others.
Lennon tapes reveal Beatles bickering Secrets behind the Beatles' split are about to be laid bare in the pages of rock magazine Rolling Stone, thanks to unearthed interviews with an angry John Lennon.
Let's have some fun. Someone cited the song "Indiana Wants Me" in their response on one of my seeded articles. That song is one of my all-time favorites. As I was typing a response, other much-loved crime songs began to pop into my head.
Aerosmith cancels rest of tour Aerosmith announced the cancellation of the remainder of its summer tour Thursday, more than a week after the band's lead singer tumbled off stage in South Dakota. "Due to injuries Steven Tyler sustained last week when he fell from the stage during a concert in Sturgis, South Da …
The All American Rejects returned in December 2008 older and wiser, but no less goofy or entertaining with their third album, "When The World Comes Down." AAR knows who what they are and it allows them to make enjoyable albums.
Then & Now..A Look At Some Of The Performers From Woodstock-Photo GalleryA then and now look at some of the big acts from Woodstock.
Ok... "Birds do it Bees do it Let's do it... let's fall in love" What is your "mood" music? I am somewhat inspired by Ms Cyprah's thread on what song would you like to hear when you pass away. YIKES!
YouTube - Chris Rock How Not to Get Beat by the Police--hilariousChris Rock How not to get beat by the police
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