Dimebag Darrel shot dead!!!
Just read it on BBC NEWS: Pantera’s ex-guitarrist Dimebag Darrel as been shot dead during a concert in Ohio.
Just read it on BBC NEWS: Pantera’s ex-guitarrist Dimebag Darrel as been shot dead during a concert in Ohio.
1. Open up the music player on your computer.
My List (From 64 Artists, 103 albums, 1234 musics, 5GB):
There was a boy
A very strange enchanted boy
They say he wandered very far, very far
Over land and sea
A little shy and sad of eye
But very wise was heAnd then one day
A magic day he passed my way
And while we spoke of many things
Fools and kings
This he said to me
“The greatest thing you’ll ever learn
Is just to love and be loved in return“
According to Punk Hardcore, The Pixies are getting back together. This is great news … They don’t have permalinks in the site so here is the full (short) story:
For the first time in over a decade, The Pixies will be reuniting to record a new album and a support tour. Black Francis (now Frank Black) revealed a few months ago that the band still occasionally gets together to jam, but it wasn’t for the public. But, look forward to April when the band will finally bury the hatchet, despite their ugly breakup in 1993. This is quite possibly the biggest surprise of the year.
Thanks to my little bro for pointing this out to me.
Update: Thanks to Google News here is a more complete story.
Back to the roots, that’s how Metallica fans have been refering to the bands newest album: St. Anger. I was expecting this CD to have some kind of copy protection (Lars Ulrich having been one of the front men in the fight against Naptser) but it seems Metallica decided to fight piracy the right way offering a DVD with the CD. That is a good thing as I would never buy it had they decided to protect it.
href="http://news.com.com/2100-1027_3-1000420.html">Swappers buy
music, too | CNET News.com: This is what I have been arguing
about for some time now.
Offering some insight to the recording industry as it
struggles to boost sales online, a survey finds that Web surfers
who download music from song-swap sites are more likely to buy
music online, as well as offline at retailers.
And this is also the reason why I don’t agree with the comment
posted in
href="http://www.andrerestivo.com/weblog/archives/001968.html">this
post.
If I find something interesting in P2P networks there is a big
chance that I will buy it. If I find out the CD is copy-proteced
and that I can’t listen to it in my computer or car radio then I
will never give money for it.
I’m reposting the only post I lost due to our recent
href="http://www.andrerestivo.com/weblog/archives/002037.html">server
href="http://blog.portugalmail.pt/K/archive/002039.html#002039">crash.
I’m currently listening to
href="http://www.jacintaportugal.com/">Jacinta, the first
portuguese Jazz singer to sign for
href="http://www.bluenote.com/">Blue Note Records. Great, great
stuff.
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title="EMI to launch biggest online programme in Europe; Tracks can be downloaded, burned, copied to portables"
href="http://www.emigroup.com/news/pr192.html">EMI press
release: These are interesting news. Finally
href="http://www.emigroup.com/">a major record label decided to
go on the MP3 bandwagon and are going to start selling music from
3000 artists online.
My hopes are that this will:
Prices are still to be announced. We can only hope.
Already more than 20 music retail websites from six
different European countries are gearing up to start selling EMIs
new downloads and will go live at varying times over the coming
weeks. Additional retail partners are expected to join the
programme in due course.