Imagine playing guitar with such ferocity you impale your own hand on your guitar. Astonishingly, that’s exactly what happened to The Who’s Pete Townshend during a gig in 1990. He pierced his hand on the axe’s whammy bar while performing his trademark windmill move. The guitarist recalls: “I looked down and thought, ‘Shit!’” Which is understandable in the circumstances.
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Here is another band stimulating interest by offering a free download.
The first song from Blur in 7 years and its free. ‘Fool’s Day’ is available as a free download from www.blur.co.uk
1000 7″ vinyl singles were also released over the weekend in conjunction with world Record Store Day however the bands manager wishes everyone to be able to get it legally. “To avoid fans having to illegally obtain an inferior copy of this track from pirate sites – we have made it freely available through the bands website”, manager Chris Morrison stated.
The band split up after their last album, 2003’s ‘Think Tank’, but recently reformed to record the single for world Record Store Day. At the moment there are no permanent plans for Blur to reform beyond this single.
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Crowded House have announced the release date and title of their new album.
You can download the new single Saturday Sun form their website http://www.crowdedhouse.com/
Entitled ‘Intriguer’, the follow-up to 2007’s ‘Time On Earth’, will be released on June 14 by Mercury Records.
Produced by Jim Scott, the title for the group’s six studio album was inspired by a shadowy figure seen behind the curtains at a Sydney hotel, by frontman Neil Finn in 2001
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Getting married overseas? Set up a website, blog or facebook page so everyone can be there!
Go all out and set up a web cam like this!
http://www.earthcam.com/usa/nevada/lasvegas/index.php?cam=wedding
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Two Chinese singers have become the first people in the country to fall foul of new rules banning lip-synching nearly two years after widespread criticism of miming at the Beijing Olympics’ opening ceremony.
The two young female singers were spotted lip-synching during a concert in southwestern China’s Chengdu city last year, the official Xinhua news agency said on its website (www.xinhuanet.com).”No signals were received from their microphones while the show was on,” it quoted an official with the local government’s cultural affairs office as saying. The two have been fined 50,000 yuan ($10,270 NZD) each, Xinhua added.
Lip-synching, known as “fake singing” in Chinese, burst into the open during 2008’s Beijing Olympics. China’s Olympic organisers were lambasted by Internet users and in the media after they admitted a nine-year-old girl lip-synched during the opening ceremony, in place of the real singer who was rejected because of her appearance.
In December 2008, China banned lip-synching from the nation’s biggest TV show, held to celebrate Chinese New Year. The broadcasting regulator ordered organisers to pick “real” singers and songs with “healthy” lyrics. The Ministry of Culture said it would revoke the licences of professional performers who are caught lip-synching twice during a two-year period.
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Love a great looking guitar? Check these out…
http://www.flickr.com/photos/0800jukebox/sets/72157623834238954/
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