Thanks to Thanksgiving it was time for the annual Survivor recap episode and this year we were treated to more extras then ever before! Many new scenes were broadcast to our screens tonight along with the application videos of the final eight of Survivor Gabon. Randy started things off by giving us a glimpse into his home. He was talking to his dead dogs urn, not surprising, but it makes reference to a future New Scene were Randy shows his softer side to Matty. Crystals audition seemed to be at a casting call where she called out her golden medal, saying that theyve probably already heard of her. Sugar seemed a completely different person and nothing like she is on the show. Wearing a full on nose ring, Sugar exclaimed her homelessness and want for Survivor to help her grow up. Bobs application was completely done at this school that he teaches. He seemed more fun and lighthearted then he is portrayed on the show as he cracked jokes with the lunch ladies.
Corinnes audition was next and she was full on bitch, similar to her new scenes as well. Wearing a bikini, Corinne waded by the pool, rattled off her college degrees and let producers know she tells it like it is. Susies application was a complete sit down and somewhat nice to see. It was in her element, her home, and she seemed much more sane there. Kennys was rather odd as he seemed five years younger when he made it. With braces on you could hardly tell it was Kenny but sure enough it was! He let producers know that his strategy would be to always think ten times ahead. Pretty much what hes been doing. Mattys was last and it seemed almost TOO well done. The quality was the best out of all of them, as if CBS sent a film crew to his house after realizing he was probably and never sent in a tape.
After the applications it was time for the recap. Unlike past years the show actually focused on new scenes rather then just rattling off everything that happened. In the first new snippet we saw first Fang swimming and getting leeches. Randy was first to get one followed by Matty, who swore he wouldnt get any. He didnt seem to happy but it was obvious they were in there. There werent many new scenes about first Kota other then Bobs ability to create stuff around camp. It was nice to see a glimpse of Bob from the start as he wasnt shown much when the first episodes aired. After the merge the rest of the show was pretty much about Sugar. She had a completely new segment from the Sugar Shack, aka Exile Island, where she skinny dipped and acted as if she was at a nude beach. Surely we didnt see THAT on the show. Sometimes I wonder why clips like that miss air, maybe we can blame Marcus for that one. She also got a few nods from Jeff as being in control of the whole Nobag tribe. It seemed they were setting it up for a them with only Bob and Corinne seen as the power houses. Although they WERE in power, Bob and Corinne are lambs to the slaughter, using Aces term, for the next episodes unless a big change occurs. Knowing this group and the craziness of the past episodes though, I have a feeling we havent seen the craziest go down just yet.

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The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time
1 | Aretha Franklin by Mary J. Blige
2 | Ray Charles by Billy Joel
3 | Elvis Presley by Robert Plant
4 | Sam Cooke by Van Morrison
5 | John Lennon by Jackson Browne
6 | Marvin Gaye by Alicia Keys
7 | Bob Dylan by Bono
8 | Otis Redding by Booker T. Jones
9 | Stevie Wonder by Cee-Lo
10 | James Brown by Iggy Pop
11 | Paul McCartney
12 | Little Richard
13 | Roy Orbison
14 | Al Green
15 | Robert Plant
16 | Mick Jagger by Lenny Kravitz
17 | Tina Turner
18 | Freddie Mercury
19 | Bob Marley
20 | Smokey Robinson
21 | Johnny Cash
22 | Etta James
23 | David Bowie
24 | Van Morrison
25 | Michael Jackson by Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy
26 | Jackie Wilson
27 | Hank Williams
28 | Janis Joplin
29 | Nina Simone
30 | Prince
31 | Howlin Wolf
32 | Bono by Billie Joe Armstrong
33 | Steve Winwood
34 | Whitney Houston
35 | Dusty Springfield
36 | Bruce Springsteen
37 | Neil Young
38 | Elton John
39 | Jeff Buckley by Chris Cornell
40 | Curtis Mayfield
41 | Chuck Berry
42 | Joni Mitchell
43 | George Jones by James Taylor
44 | Bobby Bland
45 | Kurt Cobain
46 | Patsy Cline
47 | Jim Morrison
48 | Buddy Holly
49 | Donny Hathaway
50 | Bonnie Raitt
51 | Gladys Knight
52 | Brian Wilson
53 | Muddy Waters by Ben Harper
54 | Luther Vandross
55 | Paul Rodgers
56 | Mavis Staples
57 | Eric Burdon
58 | Christina Aguilera
59 | Rod Stewart
60 | Björk
61 | Roger Daltrey
62 | Lou Reed
63 | Dion
64 | Axl Rose
65 | David Ruffin
66 | Thom Yorke
67 | Jerry Lee Lewis
68 | Wilson Pickett
69 | Ronnie Spector
70 | Gregg Allman
71 | Toots HIbbert
72 | John Fogerty
73 | Dolly Parton
74 | James Taylor
75 | Iggy Pop
76 | Steve Perry
77 | Merle Haggard
78 | Sly Stone
79 | Mariah Carey
80 | Frankie Valli
81 | John Lee Hooker by Bonnie Raitt
82 | Tom Waits
83 | Patti Smith
84 | Darlene Love
85 | Sam Moore
86 | Art Garfunkel
87 | Don Henley
88 | Willie Nelson
89 | Solomon Burke
90 | The Everly Brothers
91 | Levon Helm by Jim James
92 | Morrissey
93 | Annie Lennox
94 | Karen Carpenter
95 | Patti LaBelle
96 | B.B. King
97 | Joe Cocker
98 | Stevie Nicks
99 | Steven Tyler
100 | Mary J. Blige
Source: Rolling Stone.

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According to an Amazon.com PRE-ORDER listing, 101 Distribution plans to bring Foo Fighters - Live at Wembley Stadium to Blu-ray Disc on October 7th next week. No details are know about the release itself aside from the fact it was recorded during June of this year obviously at Wembley Stadium. According to Amazon.coms description on their PRE-ORDER listing, also includes night twos historic encore, for which Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin joined Grohl and Hawkins for renditions of Rock and Roll (with Hawkins on vocals and Grohl on drums) and Ramble On (with Grohl on vocals and Hawkins on drums). It concludes with a triumphant and highly emotional Best Of You with a closing chorus of 85,000 fans leaving Grohl visibly moved.ve just now contacted 101 Distribution about the release and well try to bring you more information as well as possibly a review later this week or so. Stay tuned.

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Patti Smith Smells Like Teen Spirit
One of the best new covers of 07, she infused banjo, brushed drums, and an unprecedented attention to lyrical clarity in her singing that makes it seem like a singer-songwriter number instead of a grunge rave-up.

Gringo Floyd In Bloom
Off one of those lame The [Insert Random Musical Genre] Tribute to [Insert Band of a Very Different Genre] albums, this cocktail instrumental mixes horns with some weird synthesizer riffs and the occasional breathy sigh to get your head bobbing.

Caetano Veloso Come As You Are
Keeping the sassy swing going, Brazils Veloso infuses a smooth latin feel into this one, slowing it down a bit and bringing out a new guitar line only implied in the original.

Steve Earle Breed
Recorded for the B-Sides album Side Tracks, he keeps the same general feel using his own gruff snarl.

The Polyphonic Spree Lithium
A bouncy, pretty version that keeps the levity going even through the loud chorus, aided by the girls backing vocals halfway through each verse. The happiest song ever with lyrics like m so lonely and Maybe Im to blame for all Ive heard.

Animal Collective Polly
Fast strumming behind molasses-slow vocals, this is a radio version of a vinyl-only cover thats been making the blog circuit. Good by itself, better on acid.

Ill Nino - Territorial Pissings
Similar to the original, but even harder, with a metal voice yelling the Gotta run away but keeping the tune for the rest. Nothing revelatory, but decent. If anyone has a better cover of this one, let me know.

Coco Drain You
Thought Id never find an interesting cover of this, until a discovered this Asian electro-pop version on their myspace page. Its a love-it-or-hate-it genre, but I enjoy it in small doses.

The Retroliners Lounge Act
A surf instrumental of this one, these vocal-free takes show just how good Cobain was at crafting a tunewhich he could then all-but bury under waves of distortion.

UK Subs Stay Away
If the Sex Pistols had covered Nirvana.

Rogue Wave On a Plain
A strummed indie version, it sounds both wistful and hopeful at the same time.

Tricky Something In the Way
Taking samples from here and there, underground DJ Tricky does a funky hip-hop sort of cover using Hawkman on vocals. Very interesting, very cool, and almost unrecognizable from the original.
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1. Patti Smith Smells Like Teen Spirit
2. Gringo Floyd In Bloom
3. Caetano Veloso Come As You Are
4. Steve Earle Breed
5. The Polyphonic Spree Lithium
6. Animal Collective Polly
7. Ill Nino - Territorial Pissings
8. Coco Drain You
9. The Retroliners Lounge Act
10. UK Subs Stay Away
11. Rogue Wave On a Plain
13. Tricky Something In the Way

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(09.20.2008)Stephen DeAugustino
This week's edition of Passing the Guard is packed with a huge preview of next week's huge event, DREAM 6. Make sure you are well informed before the cameras start to roll in the far east by taking a peak at our fight by fight analysis. Not only that, but as always we are providing the most in depth news coverage around, including the current status of FORMER EliteXC lightweight champion KJ Noons. You don't want to miss this.

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My most inspirational book to date is Napoleon Hills Think and Grow Rich. I remember the first time reading thinking, oh my God, people are going to think Im so f**ked up in the head. Thats still out for debate, but the metaphysical aspects were hard to digest initially.
More specifically the philosophy of autosuggestion and goal setting. If you arent familiar I suggest you pick up the book and read it twice before really passing judgment. Autosuggestion is the process where you influence your subconscious mind with thoughts or ideas you want to embody. Its gotten to the point where Ill ask open ended questions to myself. According to philosophy, the subconscious mind looks for an answer and thus you influence it.
A good example of this, but not one I necessarily use all the time: Why is money attracted to me?
Its almost a nature vs. nurture battle for a part of your mind that is technically intangible. On a daily basis you read aloud your goals and desires and throughout the day you basically convince yourself until you begin to exhibit the desired traits or outcomes. It sounds bat-shit crazy, I know.
But strangely, I keep a 35 index card in my wallet of some of my 6month and 1 year goals, and while I dont check them out as much as I should, every time I go through my wallet I see the colored index card and I immediately remember the goals.
Maybe its the fact that I dont like to fail when I set a goal. Maybe all my decisions are influenced by recalling my goals on a more than regular basis, but since Ive really written down goals and saw them on a daily basis things have begun to gain momentum.
Ive made more strides in the past 6 months than what seems like forever. Im a big advocate of the metaphysical, and still learning more about the law of attractionbut to date, I cant refute it. Metaphysics goes way beyond using your mind to influence the outside world. It covers space and time, but Im speaking strictly from a standpoint of transmuting internal desire to written word to result.
Call it what you want; metaphysics, mind over matter. The law of attraction may not exist, and it may be coincidental. But if you walk talk and act like the things you want to attract to yourself, it only seems natural that sooner or later youll achieve what you set out to.
If you dont believe it exists, you got nothing to lose. But if you do believe it exists, well then youve got a helluva lot to gain. (Thanks to Daniel for thateven though he said it about religion).

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Tracks:

1-AC/DC-Thunderstruck
2-Ozzy Osbourne-Crazy Train
3-Dio-We Rock
4-Deep Purple-Knocking At Your Back Door
5-King Kobra-Hunger
6-AC-DC-Highway To Hell
7-Rainbow-Tarot Woman
8-Warlock-Sign Of Satan
9-Black Sabbath-Heaven And Hell
10-House Of Lords-Slip Of The Tongue
11-Accept-London Leatherboys
12-Metallica-Crash Course In Brain Surgery
13-Ozzy Osbourne-I Don't Know
14-Voivod-Panorama
15-Possessed-Death Metal
16-Saxon-Princess Of The Night (live)
17-Alcatrazz-Jet To Jet
18-Night Ranger-Sentimental Street
19-Praying Mantis-Thirty Pieses Of Silver
20-Girlschool-Hit And Run
21-Accept-Metal Heart
22-AC/DC-Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
23-Metallica-Astronomy
24-Krokus-Stayed A Wake All Night
25-Black Sabbath-Shock Wave
26-Deep Purple-Black And White
27-Judas Priest-Better By You, Better Than Me
28-Great White-Rock Me
29-Saxon-Wheels Of Steel
30-Bathory-Hades
31-Helloween-A Tale That Wasn't Right
32-Celtic Frost-Cherry Orchards
33-Onslaught-Lightning War
34-Joe Satriani-Ride
35-AC-DC-Let There Be Rock
36-L.A.Guns-Sex Action
37-Helloween-I Want Out
38-Ozzy Osbourne-Mr.Crowley
39-Stryper-To Hell With The Devil
40-Magnum-Invasion
41-Deep Purple-Call Of The Wild
42-Accept-Balls To The Wall
43-Rainbow-Do You Close Your Eyes
44-Blue Cheer-Nightmare
45-AC/DC-Touch Too Much
46-Night Ranger-Don't Tell Me You Love Me
47-Black Sabbath-Hard Road
48-Antrax-Caught In A Mosh
49-Lita Ford-Blueberry
50-Deep Purple-Perfect Strangers
51-Saxon-Denim and Leather
52-Rainbow-Lost In Hollywood
53-Black Sabbath-Air Dance
54-AC-DC-Back In Black
55-Ian Gillan-Don't Want The Truth
56-W.A.S.P.-Wild Child
57-Voivod-Ravenous Medicine
58-Mr.Big-Had Enough
59-Blue Cheer-Girl Next Door
60-Saxon-Motorcycle Man
61-Kreator-Brainseed
62-Rainbow-Kill The King
63-Deep Purple-Under The Gun
64-Voivod-Voivod
65-Vow Wow-Hurricane
66-Rainbow-Stargazer
67-Imperllittery-Goodnight And Goodbye
68-Kreator-Flag Of Hate
69-Enuff Z`Nuff-New Thing
70-Motor Head Girlschool-Please Don`t Touch
71-Deep Purple-Nobody's Home
72-AC/DC-You Shook Me All Night Long
73-Mr.Big-Addicted To That Rush
74-Damn Yankees-High Enough
75-Toto-Gypsy Train
76-Gamma Ray-Rich And Famous
77-Anthrax-Got The Time
78-Guns N` Roses-Hair Of The Dog
79-AC/DC-Big Gun
80-Aerosmith-Helter Skelter
81-Deep Purple-Breakfast In Bed
82-Voivod-The Unknown Knows
83-April Wine-21st. Century Schizoid Man
84-Rainbow-All Night Long
85-W.A.S.P.-Jack Action
86-AC/DC-Meanstreak
87-Kreator-Ripping Corpse
88-Red Hot Chili Peppers-Higher Ground
89-Faith No More-War Pigs
90-Nirvana-Love Buzz
91-Soundgarden-Come Together
92-Coroner-I Want You
93-Virgin Steele-I Will Come For You
94-Kreator-Renewal
95-Riot-Soldier
96-Great White-Face The Day
97-Coroner-Purple Haze
98-Deep Purple-The Cut Runs Deep
99-W.A.S.P.-Ballcrusher
100-Guns N` Roses-Live And Let Die

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I love Heavy Metal, but I was a little late embracing this genre. Through the 80s I was into the glam metal and the hair bands, but didnt discover my love of true heavy metal until the latter part of the decade. I purchased Metallicias And Justice For All in 1988 and fell in love with the album. From there I started venturing out in to Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Helloween, among others. I still listened to all the other forms of music I had previously enjoyed, but added Heavy Metal to the list of musical styles that suited my personal taste.

I often have to defend metal more than other genres. There are those I have encountered who just cant understand my fascination with this form of music. I try to explain that I love the energy, the lyrics and the unpredictability of a metal song. When listening to a metal song, you are often not sure what direction it will take, as it often doesnt follow the formula of a rock song. Sometimes, the number of riffs could be removed from one good metal song to make 3 or 4 rock songs.

Here are my five favorite metal bands.

5. Edguy
Hailing from Germany, they are the newest band on my list. They do borderline metal/hard rock and even have a touch of hair band sound in them. However, I clearly rank them as a metal band. They have lots of energy, great lyrics and big choruses. Perhaps the reason why I like them so much is because they sound like such a great blend of all my favorite musical styles.

Favorite Album: Rocket Ride. If you heard this album only, you would likely classify Edguy as a hard rock band. A close second for me is Hellfire Club. Their newest disc is due out in November.

4. Gamma Ray
Guitarist, vocalist and songwriter left an awesome metal band, Helloween, in the late 80s to form another awesome metal band, Gamma Ray. They first appeared on the scene in the early 90s when I was really embracing metal as hair bands were fading fast. Grunge was taking over, and although I bought into it somewhat, I still preferred the sounds of such bands as Metallica and Megadeath at the time. Gamma Ray came along at just the right time for me and has released a string of great albums since.

Favorite Album: No World Order released in 2001 is my favorite Gamma Ray effort from start to finish.

3. Metallica
These guys were the first for me. They have a wealth of great material. They have received some criticism from metal fanatics for becoming too commercial over the years. I am not so hard on them, even if the music was a little more commercial, it was still metal and Metallica moved it right into the mainstream.

Favorite Album: And Justice For All is still my favorite. Contains the great song One, which has a great music video, which is based on a great book called Johnny Got His Gun.

2. Judas Priest: They have been called metal gods and are one of the most influential acts of the genre. Few bands do it better, and many would argue that no one does. Famed singer Rob Halford had a lengthy hiatus from the band in which they continued to record and tour. However, with Halfords return in recent years, the band is back as great as they ever were.

Favorite Album: Angel of Retribution. With the many fantastic albums they have put out over the years, I am putting this 2005 release at the top. It marked Halfords return and one of the best metal albums I have heard from start to finish in a long time.

1. Iron Maiden
One of my all time favorite bands - period. They embrace everything I think is wonderful about Heavy Metal. I enjoy every Iron Maiden album; there is not one that I would give a poor rating. Famed vocalist Bruce Dickinson has also released some strong solo efforts too, all of which I think are great. I even like Dickinsons first solo album Tattooed Millionaire, which was criticized for being a departure from metal. The band continues to thrive and perform in front of large crowds worldwide. And they are on top of my list of concerts I want to attend.

Favorite Album: It is tough for me to pick a favorite Maiden album, but Ill go with Number of the Beast.

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Disc 1

01. Love Me Tender (Love Me Tender)
02. Loving You (Loving You)
03. Jailhouse Rock (Jailhouse Rock)
04. Treat Me Nice (Jailhouse Rock)
05. Hard Headed Woman (King Creole)
06. King Creole (King Creole)
07. G.I. Blues (G.I. Blues)
08. Frankfort Special (G.I. Blues)
09. Flaming Star (Flaming Star)
10. Lonely Man (Wild In The Country)
11. Can't Help Falling In Love (Blue Hawaii)
12. Blue Hawaii (Blue Hawaii)
13. Rock-A-Hula Baby (Blue Hawaii)
14. Follow That Dream (Follow That Dream)
15. King Of The Whole Wide World (Kid Galahad)
16. Return To Sender (Girls! Girls! Girls!)
17. One Broken Heart For Sale (It Happened At The World's Fair)
18. They Remind Me Too Much Of You (It Happened At The World's Fair)
19. Bossa Nova Baby (Fun In Acapulco)
20. Viva Las Vegas (Viva Las Vegas)

Disc 2

01. What'd I Say (Viva Las Vegas)
02. Kissin' Cousins (Kissin' Cousins)
03. Little Egypt (Roustabout)
04. Do The Clam (Girl Happy)
05. (Such An) Easy Question (Tickle Me)
06. I'm Yours (Tickle Me)
07. Shake That Tambourine (Harum Scarum)
08. Frankie And Johnny (Frankie And Johnny)
09. This Is My Heaven (Paradise, Hawaiian Style)
10. All That I Am (Spinout)
11. I'll Be Back (Spinout)
12. Long Legged Girl (With The Short Dress On) (Double Trouble)
13. The Love Machine (Easy Come, Easy Go)
14. Clambake (Clambake)
15. Let Yourself Go (Speedway)
16. Stay Away (Stay Away, Joe)
17. A Little Less Conversation (Live A Little, Love A Little)
18. Charro! (Charro!)
19. Clean Up Your Own Back Yard (The Trouble With Girls)
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Hatebreed have lined-up the following tour dates in support of their upcoming DVD Live Dominance:
September 2nd in Detroit, MI @ I-Rock
September 3rd in Cleveland, OH @ Peabody’s
September 4th in State College, PA @ Lulu’s
September 5th in Richmond, VA @ Canal Club
September 7th in Raleigh, NC @ Lincoln Theatre
September 8th in Springfield, VA @ Jaxx
September 9th in Long Island, NY @ The Crazy Donkey
September 10th in South Burlington, VT @ Higher Ground
September 11th in Portland, ME @ The Asylum
September 12th in Hartford, CT @ Webster Theatre
September 13th in Poughkeepsie, NY @ The Chance
September 14th in Lancaster, PA @ The Chameleon
Live Dominance is due out on September 2nd.

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Personally, I think not. Ill admit, I was a WoW junkie for a half of a year or so, but it all came to an abrupt end when the majority of my friends accounts got banned for gliding. For those of you who do not know what gliding is, it is automating actions in WoW so that you dont have to engage in collecting money, exp, honor points, etc. When everyone hoarded over to Age of Conan, I did too, because I, apparently, have no free will. Actually, the true reason was that it actually looked kind of cool. It was being touted the next WoW and all, the graphics looked cool (Im a tech nerd.. DX10!!!).. but after playing it a week and a half, I deemed it unfit to WoW as THE MMORPG of the world. Here are the few reasons why I thought so.
1. Way too buggy. Of course, most MMORPGs are buggy as hell on launch, but this was a little too hard to bear. For each of my friends, there was a unique and different problem. For me, it was that it BSODed when it was played on full screen, but it didnt on windowed mode. *shrug
2. Lack of diverse gameplay elements. So far, my experience with AoC has been cool graphics, nice combat system, but way too much repetition. I would almost compare it to the Assassins Creed. I believe as more people join and patches come out, it will diversify and become more fun.
3. The gameplay is nowhere as continuous. And this may be the breaker for AoC, because although bugs can be fixed and gameplay elements added with patches, I doubt it is possible to do away with loading screens that come up every five seconds in AoC, compared to WoWs once-in-a-year loading screen.

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Y'allapalooza is Q104's summer music festival. Over the course of eight hours, you'll hear some true country, plus lots of rock 'n roll. That's what makes the yung'uns (above) shake and rattle (and drink).
For one of his encores, Gary Allan, the headliner of the 13th annual Y'allapalooza, covered a Tom Petty classic, That wasn't the first time we heard Tom Petty out at Sandstone on Friday. Before Allan took the stage, the public-address system played Last Dance with Mary Jane and, in the general-admission pit in front of the stage, the young crowd sang-along like it was a song by Kenny Chesney. Or the Foo Fighters.

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Estilo:
Modern Rock

Data de lançamento:
--/--/1995

Tamanho:
60mb

Tracklist:
01. This Is A Call
02. I'll Stick Around
03. Big Me
04. Alone + Easy Target
05. Good Grief
06. Floaty
07. Weenie Beenie
08. Oh, George
09. For All The Cows
10. X-Static
11. Wattershed
12. Exhausted

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See Supergrass trekking throughout the US with the Foo Fighters this summer, performing classics and selections from thier new CD, Diamond Hoo Ha out now on Astralwerks!
SUPERGRASS AND FOO FIGHTERS SUMMER TOUR
7/9 - Seattle, WA @ Key Arena at Seattle Center
7/10 - Portland, OR @ Rose Garden Arena
7/12 - Los Angeles, CA @ Avalon (Supergass only)
7/14 - Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheater
7/15 - Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheater
7/17 - Oklahoma City, OK @ Ford Center
7/19 - Kansas City, MO @ Kemper Arena
7/20 - St.Louis, MO @ Scottrade Center
7/22 - Grand Rapids, MI @ Van Andel Arena
7/23 - Indianapolis, IN @ Conseco Fieldhouse
7/25 - Cleveland, OH @ Quicken Loans Arena
7/26 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Peterson Events Center at Univ of Pittsburgh
7/29 - E.

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1. In the same segment with Triumph, Grohl encouraged viewers to stick around to watch Billboard honoree Sting collect Social Security. Not only did Sting seem to love the barb as it was delivered, but the Foos opened for The Police last year in Los Angeles.
2. At subsequent microphones, Grohl has thanked Clive Davis, whose label has managed many an contestant through the years.
3. As Entertainment Weekly notes, s full-length debut is scheduled for a November release on RCA Records, the same label that distributes the Foos albums.
4. Cook does the song justice.
Still, Grohl doesnt exactly have love for everyone in the music business (ahemCourtneyLoveahem).
Plus, Cook wasnt as mind-blowing as, say, Prince was at last years Super Bowl halftime show. Although YouTube has removed all audio evidence of The Purple Ones epic performance, his cover of the Foos Best of You still gives me chills.
Then again, few musicians are better than Prince, period, so its unfair to critique Cook for that.

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Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters and the Flaming Lips are among the artists set to perform in honor of the Who as part of the third annual VH1 Rock Honors. The event will take place on July 12 at L.A.s Pauley Pavilion and will also include performances by the remaining members of the Who. The press release:
This years event will deliver a night of high-voltage tribute performances by the three bands all leading up to the spectacular grand finale performance by The Who as they rock the stage. Additional performers, presenters and special guests will be announced as they are confirmed. As a result of The Whos revolutionary and era-defining influence on rock music, this will be the first VH1 Rock Honors that salutes just one band.

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