Random Music News for Thursday, October 22, 2015
Off to Vancouver tonight for some TV work. Must have oysters. And now, the music news…
- This is interesting: five reasons the major labels DIDN’T blow it when it came to dealing with Napster.
- Also interesting: a list of houses where some very famous rock star things happened.
- And one more: a British newspaper thinks it’s time for “Cool Canadiana.”
- The Beyonce-rules-the-world conspiracy. Or is it a conspiracy? Illuminati alert!
- Some Janet Jackson fans have run into copyright issues on Instagram.
- A Frozen plane? Please let it go.
- The Beatles figured prominently at this high-level meeting between the UK and China.
- Adele’s new album will be called 25 (but we already kinda knew that). She’s now talking about it.
- Cory Wells, the singer with Three Dog Night, has died.
- How a fight between Rogers and Videotron could tip the balance of streaming music in Canada.
- Did Glenn Danzig pound a fan in Montreal? The cops want to know.
- Let’s see what Bill Murray has to say about MC Hammer.
- It’s looking like it might be an iPhone Christmas.
- Abbey Road Studios has launched a new innovation project.
- There’s a new campaign to make Jonathan Richman’s “Roadrunner” the official song of Massachusetts. Watch this video and you’ll understand why.
- Jay Z won his “Big Pimpin'” copyright case.