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Wow. This takes balls... and not exactly the 'good' kind of balls. Like if I ran across enemy lines in a hail of gunfire....that might be 'good' balls. This is not that. Oh, and the Pulitzer goes to: "It's either an educated guess preview or no coverage at all, so in this case we chose the former." -Maxim editor via email, in response to a seemingly fraudulent album review of an album they did not possess. Brilliant. -J from www.blackcrowes.com MAXIM MAGAZIN... MORE
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For those of you anxiously waiting to get your hands on the new Black Crowes album, you can own a little piece of it today. Spinner.com is offering a (legit) FREE mp3 of "Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution" for you to download. This is the same song that MOG has been streaming on the front page and Michael Goldberg's MOG, so if you know it and love it, don't hesitate to own it! Chris Robinson (Crowes' co-founder and singer) described this track to Rolling Stone ma... MORE
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The new album, Warpaint, is out and this is the lead off track, which finds the group sounding damn good.
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The Black Crowes' video for their new single, "Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution", can be viewed by CLICKING HERE. The track comes off the group's new album, Warpaint, due on March 4 via the band's own newly formed label Silver Arrow Records through Megaforce/Sony Red BMG. Warpaint will also be available on the same day as a limited-edition vinyl package. On March 4th The Black Crowes will also released their American Recordings catalog digitally for the first ti... MORE
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And well they should. However they claim that it was a
"preview", a prediction of what the album would probably sound like, based on the band's previous output and the one song available for preview (which is presumably typical of the album). What they're really apologising for, actually, is giving a rating to the album, and saying it was a review. (They apparently did the same thing to an album from Nas.) Atlanta's Creative Loafing has (well, had - it's been years... MORE
