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Dave Grohl and Lemmy Kilmister go way back. Aside from surely being influenced by Motörhead as a kid, the Foo Fightersfrontman teamed with Lemmy for his short-lived metal side project Probot and joined him onstage (along with Slash) at the 2010 Revolver Golden Gods Awards for a performance of “Ace of Spades.” So when Grohl heard of Lemmy’s sudden passing on the …

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From Nashville Tennessee, Sidnie Tipton started creating music at such a young age she wasn’t sure what to do with it—except make her dreams her reality. She started writing all around Nashville, collecting over 100 original compositions, realizing that it was time for her to expand and experiment in her many talents. She soon moved …

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Just two days before Scott Weiland's sudden death before a show in Minnesota, the former Stone Temple Pilots frontman played in Toronto at the Adelaide Hall with his solo band the Wildabouts. Like all of his recent gigs, the setlist was a mixture of songs from his solo catalog along with classics by STP and Velvet Revolver. Here's a …

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Weiland was also the frontman for Velvet Revolver. Scott Weiland, the former frontman for rock bands Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver, has died, his Facebook page confirmed early Friday morning (Dec. 4). "Scott Weiland, best known as the lead singer for Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver, passed away in his sleep while on a tour …

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The long-gestating Freddie Mercury biopic has apparently found new life as Sony has brought on Anthony McCarten to pen the script, according to The Tracking Board. McCarten earned an Oscar nomination for his work on the Stephen Hawking biopic The Theory of Everything. He takes over duties from Peter Morgan, who was previously tasked with adapting Mercury’s story for film. …

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Marijuanal -M.K.M.A.- single xmas 2015 THE IDEA BEHIND -M.K.M.A.- ( MERRY KISS MY ASS) BEGAN AT THE END OF OCTOBER 2014 AND FINALLY WAS COMPLETED ON SEPTEMBER 2015. THE LYRICS TALK ABOUT A PERSON WHO'S EXTREMELY BOTHERED DUE TO THE CHRISTMAS DAY. HE WOULD WANT TO STAY IN PEACE, EATING PIZZA, DRINKIN BEER, BUT HE …

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"My favorite scene is the one with me and the barman," Roger Waters, tells me. He's talking about a segment in a new film that follows his recent tour in which he played the Pink Floyd classic The Wall in its entirety. "Just before we began shooting I said, 'Ok, you do not speak English, that's all you have to remember.' …

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Several months after it was first unveiled at a general assembly of the United Nations, Joe Satriani and UN Musical Director Robin DiMaggio have released their collaborative benefit single “Music Without Words.” The song, available for purchase now, came together earlier this year when DiMaggio — who made Satriani’s acquaintance while serving as musical director of The Arsenio Hall …

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On Oct. 20, 1978, the Police played their first-ever concert in the U.S., with two late-night sets at New York City’s famous CBGB. The group’s debut album, Outlandos d’Amour, had yet to be released, and the band — singer and bassist Sting, guitarist Andy Summers and drummer Stewart Copeland — was far from the rich, world-famous rock stars they …

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