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::Music
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::07.02.2001:: |
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::Nobodies
Video:: |
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Marilyn
Manson's video for his latest single, "The Nobodies",
has been posted online, you can check it out in Windows
Media format here
or in Real format here. |
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::Marilyn
Manson Atones For His Sins With Denver Gig:: |
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Marilyn
Manson returned to the Denver yesterday after performing
what one newspaper says was a, "profanity-laden
diatribe" set at Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado.
The beloved shock-rocker of suburban teens everywhere
was asked not to perform in the city and hasn't done
so since the Columbine Massacre in 1999. A small group
of protestors handed out religious material along with
suicide and drug abuse hotline numbers in case any of
the 24,000 Ozzfest attendees felt the urge to be evil.
More on this subject can be found at MTV.COM
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::New
Incubus Album:: |
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Incubus
has completed recording the follow-up to their platinum
selling “Make Yourself”. The as yet unnamed
album is scheduled to hit stores on October 23rd. The
band is currently riding high on the success of their
hit single, “Drive” which has helped propel
“Make Yourself” to sales of over 1.5 million
units.
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::New
Zombie Album:: |
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Rob
Zombie has set a tentative September 25th release
date for his second solo album. The still untitled follow-up
to "Hellbilly Deluxe" will be supported by a
headlining tour set to kick off in early October. |
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::Hatebreed
Minus 1 Drummer:: |
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Hatebreed
have parted ways with drummer Cliff "Riggs"
Ross following the cancellation of the St. Louis Ozzfest
date. E-Town Concrete drummer Teddy has
been filling in on dates until a replacement is found. |
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::New
Creed Album:: |
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Creed
has set a release date of November 20, 2001 for their
third album. The band will enter the studio with producer
John Kurzweg in early July to begin recording. Creed’s
sophomore album, “Human Clay” has logged over
10 million units sold in the US; this will qualifies album
for a Diamond Award from the RIAA. The band’s debut
album has sold over 5 million copies in the US.
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::Slayer
Pushes Back Album Release:: |
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Slayer’s
new album “God Hates Us All”, originally set
to hit stores on July 10th has been pushed back to a late
August release date. The band has pushed back the release
to put some finishing touches on the new album and to
make sure the artwork is exactly the way they want it.
Producer Rick Rubin will also return to the studio to
remix some of the tracks. The album will be released on
Rubin’s own label, American Recordings. |
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::Radiohed's
“Amnesiac” :: |
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Radiohead’s
latest “Amnesiac” sold over 231,000 copies last
week but that was 13,000 short of the third week sales
for Staind’s “Break the Cycle”.
Radiohead’s last CD, “Kid A” debuted
at No. 1 last October but despite stronger first week
sales for “Amnesiac” it just wasn’t enough
to overcome Staind. |
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::Puya's
Union:: |
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Puya's
latest album "Union" hit stores June 12th and
has been getting rave reviews from all that have listened
to it. The band will be on the road with Fear Factory,
Primer 55, and Dry Kill Logic this summer in
support of "Union". Dates will be added to the
TOUR/EVENT section within the next few days. |
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::System
of a Down:: |
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System
Of A Down have set a tentative August 14th release
date for their new still untitled American/Columbia release.
The first single from the 33 track album, which currently
has not been confirmed, will go for radio adds on July
9th. More info is expected shortly. |
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::Changes
at Ozzfest:: |
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Due
to overwhelming popularity, gODHEAD have been announced
as the headliners for the LEVI's stage at Ozzfest, 2001.
The band will go on at 1:50 PM for every Ozzfest until
June 30th, when they will join the Rammstein/Crossbreed
tour, which kicks off July 3rd. The band will be on board
for the entire tour and will be main support for Rammstein.
The tour will run until early August. Also due to overwhelming
crowd response, Disturbed have been moved up to
the Main Stage of this years Ozzfest and will now
be playing their set in-between Crazytown and Linkin
Park. As a result, Mudvayne have been moved
up as well and will now be headlining the Second (Streetwise)
Stage. For more Ozzfest 2001 info, CLICK
HERE! |
