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Blink-182's Travis Barker defends plane crash lawsuit

'If something goes wrong you should be compensated' says drummer

Tue 25 Nov, 2008

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People who are attacking the guy over this don't seem to understand the law. This is exactly the kind of thing tort law is there for. It is a perfectly reasonable claim and a very trivial sum of money he is seeking. It's clearly not all about the money. If someone was at fault for his injuries as seems likely then it is perfectly fair that he should be compensated.By the way whatever you think of Blink 182, Travis Barker has always been regarded as by far the most musically talented member of that band, he is a great drummer. Certainly in current popular music he is one of the best. Obviously there are better drummers in the Jazz and Metal genres but in his field he is brilliant.

Thu 27 Nov, 2008

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Muse aim to include 'hardest song ever' on new album

Trio reveal work on new record is already underway

Wed 26 Nov, 2008

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I like Muse, and I'm glad we have bands like Muse who aren't afraid to be a little larger than life. If you want to play stadiums I think you have to be. However I don't see what is so original about them or how exactly they are pushing the envelope? It's all recycled to me, nothing wrong with that and they do it very well but that's my opinion.My favourite stuff of theirs is their most poppy stuff. I love Supermassive Black Hole, I believe it's their best song. I'm not such a fan of their heavily prog influenced stuff. I think there are plenty of more technically adept metal bands who do prog better, ie. Opeth, Queensryche, Mastodon. I do think Matt Bellamy is an excellent guitarist. I wish he would work on his voice, particularly his breath control so you couldn't hear him inhaling heavily before every line though.

Thu 27 Nov, 2008

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Blink-182's Travis Barker sues after plane crash

The drummer is seeking damages from two companies

Sat 22 Nov, 2008

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domthemod, it clearly has nothing to do with the money as he is suing for $25,000 which obviously is a drop in the ocean to someone like him. If you were in a near fatal plane crash you would want to see the party at fault held to account also. It's not about the money, it's about principle.

Mon 24 Nov, 2008

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Prince slams gay marriage

Debate errupts over New Yorker interview with the purple one

Thu 20 Nov, 2008

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The Gold Experience was only 13 years ago nickster, that's an awesome album. But yeah basically Prince has always been a bit of an arse, but since he became a Jehovah's Witness he has been outdoing himself.If these comments are true it's a bit sad given that in his heyday he used to play on the ambiguity surrounding his sexuality and he was always known to be extremely sexually adventurous. He also has a fairly significant gay following. I hope Perez is right ... Prince remains one of the greatest live performers you will ever see though and he's really very underrated as a guitarist. So anyone claiming he's not musically relevant anymore needs to catch him live.

Fri 21 Nov, 2008

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Keane 'ignore the rules of good taste' for third album

Band reveal all about 'Under The Iron Sea' follow-up

Fri 01 Aug, 2008

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Soundedd, the fact that Keane are probably the only band on your ipod not to use guitars says far more about your limited taste in, and knowledge of music than it does Keane's uniqueness as a band.I know there's no accounting for taste but how anyone can be even remotely excited at the prospect of new Keane, Razorlight and Snow Patrol records is beyond me. Honest to god they are collectively about as exciting as dry toast.

Mon 04 Aug, 2008

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Smashing Pumpkins' Corgan speaks on Virgin lawsuit

Billy Corgan says label 'do not have the right' to use their name

Wed 26 Mar, 2008

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I agree with points 2 and 3 ... Don't really see that point 1 is of any significance though. For starters D'arcy had already left the band (possibly been fired) by the time they split so it never seemed likely she was going to take part in the reunion. James Iha had no interest in the reunion. Anyways, it's always been fairly common knowledge that almost everything you hear on a Pumpkins record was performed by Corgan and Chamberlin. Corgan played most of the guitar and bass parts on the records. Iha and D'arcy had very little input when they were in the band because as you say Smashing Pumpkins has certainly never been a democracy. So it's really the same band it's always been. Unfortunately Billy Corgan just doesn't appear to be able to write the types of songs he once did any longer.

Fri 28 Mar, 2008

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Arctic Monkeys, Kaiser Chiefs lead BRIT Award nominations

See the 2008 nominees now

Mon 14 Jan, 2008

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Mark ronson did the band arrangements on his album. Anyone who knows anything about musical composition will know that arranging is quite a skill in itself. He also had writing credits on most of the songs on Back to Black so he is far from inept as a songwriter. Personally there are people I would rather have seen nominated ahead of Mark Ronson but this is the Brit Awards people! Popular artist have always been the order of the day. I'm glad to see someone who produces some excellent soul/Motown influenced pop tunes nominated over the usual dross. I love the Stone Roses and Ian Brown, but he's not nominated as 'The World Is Yours' is probably his most dissapointing album to date. It's not really a farce he wasn't nominated, the album just isn't very good. A farce maybe that the Stone Roses never won a brit for their first album or that Ian Brown never won any brits the year 'Music of the Spheres' was released. But I don't see why he is particularly worthy of being nominated for anything this year other than possibly the Outstanding Contribution award.

Wed 16 Jan, 2008

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