Luxembourg - European Union trade chief Peter Mandelson on Monday defended his plans for market-opening free trade deals with African nations, saying the accords would spur development and economic progress across the continent...
October 10th, 2006 by Lane LOS ANGELES (AP) National retailers that control the lucrative DVD market are pressuring Hollywood studios to give them the same favorable deals being offered to Web-based download services such as Apple Computer Inc. #...
Timbaland has approached about working with on a comeback project and her ex has agreed to lend a hand. The rapper and producer--real name Timothy Mosley--tells Entertainment Weekly magazine, "I feel her pain, it really bothers me...
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- The wireless phone industry predicts that iPod digital music players will become antiquated and consumers will get their music on cell phones...
In Keith Richards' world, it's ashes to ashes - and then up the nose with some cocaine. "I snorted my father's ashes," the Rolling Stones guitarist claims in an interview with the British music magazine NME...
20 October 2006 Nearly 40 years after his death, John Coltrane remains one of the most important figures in jazz history...
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Foo Fighters last led the U.K. album survey with "One by One" in November 2002, since which "In Your Honor" reached No.
2 in June 2005. James Blunt's "All the Lost Souls" (Custard/Atlantic) was thus nudged down one spot to No. 2, while Ian Brown's fifth solo studio album, "The World Is Yours" (Fiction/Polydor), came in at No.
4. It includes last week's No. 16 single "Illegal Attacks," featuring Sinead O'Connor.
You may say - Isn t this an indie rock blog? and Why is he writing about such a mainstream band? To answer these possible questions: 1) I guess this is an indie rock blog, yet it s more of just a blog where I write...
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The Foo Fighters have re-signed with RCA Records, for which they've recorded since 1999's "There Is Nothing Left To Lose." The group is about to hit the studio with producer Gil Norton, who was previously behind the boards for the band's 1997 sophomore a...
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