Random music news for Thursday, October 22, 2020
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- Coronavirus update: The Flaming Lips want to take their “bubble concert” on tour.
- An anniversary passed this week: Blind Melon’s Shannon Hoon died 25 years ago yesterday.
- Some areas of the music industry are finally moving on issues of the mental health of artists.
- RIP Tony Lewis of The Outfield.
- A celebration of Tom Petty’s 70th birthday will feature the Foo Fighters, Beck, Adam Sandler, and more.
- Here’s how the outcome of the US election could change the music industry.
- Stressed? Yeah, who isn’t? Take a look at this article on stress reduction via music.
- This ruling in a guitar case could have big implications for copyright cases.
- YouTube vs. stream rippers. Discuss.
- Miley Cyrus vs. some aliens. In all fairness, weed was involved.
- It is too noisy inside your car? People are working on making it quieter.
- Need to sharpen your conceptual skills? Try debating the cheesiness of Bon Jovi. Seriously. It’s good for the brain. (Via Andrew)
- How streaming is changing things in 2020. (Via Olie)
- Is it still worth it for musicians to have a website? Discuss.
- Filmmaker Todd Haynes has directed a new doc on the Velvet Underground.
- Report: Quibi is going to shut down in six months. What a flameout.
- You okay, Damon?