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The Return of Led Zeppelin
about 1 year ago

Dancing days are here again, especially if it has been a long time since you rocked and rolled. OK, enough bad Zeppelin lyric lifts, let's get to the reunion tour, which reportedly lands at an arena near you in 2009....

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Blocking Artists' Entry is Latest Paranoid Pastime
about 1 year ago

What on earth is going on with Britain, Canada and the United States? From Snoop Dogg and Busta Rhymes to Atmosphere, MIA, Hatebreed and even the tame Lily Allen, musicians are being denied entry for ridiculous reasons into countries that...

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Congress To Consider Extending Webcaster Negotiations
about 1 year ago

As a $700 billion bailout agreement for the financial sector occupies much of Congress's time, webcasters and record labels have pledged support for legislation that would allow SoundExchange to authorize negotiations for new performance royalty rates. Webcasters applauded H.R. 7084,...

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NPR Snags Free Bob Dylan Exclusive
about 1 year ago

Starting Tuesday, National Public Radio's website will be the first place fans can hear the next Bob Dylan album, the eighth installment of his "bootleg series" of rare or previously unreleased recordings from the past two decades, marking the first...

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Watch Austin City Limits Online for Free
about 1 year ago

As anyone who has met someone from Austin knows, it's this incredible town in Texas where everybody plays music, the beer flows like wine and the women flock like the salmon of Capistrano. It's no Aspen, but Austin is a...

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Muxtape To Relaunch in New Form After RIAA Backstab
about 1 year ago

Muxtape founder Justin Oullette has broken his long spell of silence about the circumstances surrounding the shutdown of his service last month at the hands of the RIAA to explain the entire history of Muxtape. From its germination as a...

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Three Bands That Sound Like Other Bands
about 1 year ago

Listening Post's New York headquarters (yours truly) are dealing with e-mail glut of unprecedented proportions due to the launch of MySpace Music and a host of other factors including complications relating to the fantastic-yet-debilitating All Tomorrow's Parties NYC music festival...

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MySpace Music Looks Good, But It's No iTunes Killer
about 1 year ago

The wait is over for the newest iteration of MySpace Music, which launched Thursday with a Flash-y (literally) new face. And while it may reposition itself as a online music player, it is safe to say Steve Jobs' digital distribution...

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Radiohead Launches Easier, Less Expensive Remix Contest
about 1 year ago

Radiohead's remix contest for the its track "Nude" was a big deal by any measure. According to Radiohead's merchandise company W.a.s.t.e., the remix page for the track has received over six million unique visitors who cast nearly a half a...

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MySpace Launches Interactive Music Service with Labels, Amazon
about 1 year ago

MySpace Music, slated for a midnight launch on Wednesday night with a greatly increased catalog of songs from all four of the world's major labels, will allow users to stream songs on-demand, import them into an infinite number of playlists...

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McCartney to Israel, Palestine: Give Peace a Chance
about 1 year ago

Back when The Beatles ruled the Earth, Israel didn't want to hear it. Now that half the band has passed and the region is aflame with political and cultural conflict, it asked Paul McCartney back for a blockbuster concert on...

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Red Hot Bassist Flea: USC's Coolest Undergrad?
about 1 year ago

It takes drive to go back to school after you've already sold millions of albums, won loads of awards and brought your city the type of cred it often tries to buy. But Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea has...

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Songwriters Submit Royalty Agreement to Copyright Royalty Board
about 1 year ago

Songwriters, record labels, and webcasters have reached an agreement on mechanical royalties for songs played on web radio services. Webcasters will pay 10.5 percent of their revenue to songwriters and publishers minus any performance royalties already being paid to labels....

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Happy Birthday, John Coltrane!
about 1 year ago

It would be wrong to close out September 23 without a bow to a jazz legend, perhaps the jazz legend of all time. John Coltrane was born in North Carolina but it wasn't long until his compositions and permutations changed...

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Confirmed: Clay Aiken is Gay
about 1 year ago

Well, that puts the rumors to rest. Or is that the buzz? The American Idol runner-up came out to People first, who then leaked it to the Associated Press.to score pre-release love. The timing is right: The Gay and Lesbian...

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Hear What People in Other Countries Think Animals Sound Like
about 1 year ago

One of the finest shows I can remember ever hearing on the radio showcased recordings of people in various countries imitating animals. As it turned out, one man's "Cocka-Doodle-Doo" was another man's "Kee-Kee-Ree-Kee-Ree." The same principle is at work on...

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Mogwai Cancels Tour, Drummer's Pacemaker Breaks
about 1 year ago

Shortly after Scottish noise god Mogwai wrapped its All Tomorrow's Parties New York set on Sunday (and Listening Post published its interview with guitarist Stuart Brathwaite), drummer Martin Bulloch was rushed to the emergency room to treat his cyborg heart....

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Which Celebrity Has the Worst Band?
about 1 year ago

Even a modest engagement with our culture can bring the unnerving feeling that the same celebrities tend to get shoved in our faces on a fairly regular basis. Does the world really need to hear much more from Paris Hilton?...

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'Name' Metal Producer Remakes Metallica's Death Magnetic
about 1 year ago

Remember that item from last week about the new Metallica album sounding better when played in the Guitar Hero videogame than on actual CD? Now, a mysterious producer has released a new mix of one of the songs on the...

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The Heavenly States Teams With Spoon, Smacks Down Clone Wars
about 1 year ago

Looking for a fresh double-bill to help your forget the week is here? Check out Spoon and The Heavenly States, who are taking over San Francisco's Fillmore Monday through Wednesday. Fans of urgent, conscientious rock ought to go home ready...

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