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Random music news for Tuesday, September 24, 2024

With Halloween coming, you might be interested in a new design trend called “whimsigoth.” You also might be interested in music news for September 24, 2024.

  1. We should have been listening to Diddy tell the truth about his freak off parties. He’s been talking about them for years. (Via Rick J)
  2. See the new Hip doc yet on Amazon Prime? Toronto Life also has this new feature on the rise of The Tragically Hip.
  3. Liam Gallagher performed at Wembley over the weekend. The reviews of his performance were…not good. He’s whining about that.
  4. Here comes the David Bowie hologram show.
  5. Anthony Kiedis is selling his Beverly Hills place for about US$11 million.
  6. This guy is selling his record collection for US$5 million. It comes with a record store. (Via Sean)
  7. This mixing desk from Jamaica is for sale. It was used on a ton of Bob Marley recordings. Just US$2.5 million.
  8. The Eagles have started their residence at The Sphere. Here’s what people think.
  9. Is anyone still making high-end cassette machines? This company is. (Rick J again)
  10. This guy financed a post-retirement trip across North America by volunteering at music festivals. Clever. (Sean again)
  11. This Blitz Club was an important UK venue in the early 80s. It’s getting its own exhibit.
  12. An AI registry for music creators? There’s a proposal for that.
  13. Meanwhile, Jony Ive, the one-time master designer for Apple, is working on a new device that will involve AI.
  14. The estate of Michael Jackson has to deal with a US$213 million dollar suit by a former s*xual assault accuser.
  15. And here’s another lawsuit: Nelly is accused of ripping off some rappers. They want US$50 million.

BONUS: The hell of working in a record store. (Via AJ)

Alan Cross

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