Random Music News for Wednesday, September 7, 2016
I haven’t had a first day of school in a long, long time but you never get over that feeling of foreboding and dread, do you? And now, some music news…
- Here’s another good assessment of the state of terrestrial radio.
- This isn’t good: the music conservatory at Mount Royal University could be shut down.
- Bell Media has announced plans to create a musical based on the music of Meat Loaf. Can’t wait for the “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” sequence.
- Every year of a punk duo called The Soap Girls? They had buckets of blood thrown at them.
- Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour wants to pull down a 122 year-old bath house. Outrage incurs.
- Another look at the ingenious way records were bootlegged back in the USSR. (Via Julia)
- Speaking of being back in the USSR, check out this photo gallery.
- Motley Crue is being sued by people who provided them some merch for their last tour.
- Here’s the first trailer for the upcoming Oasis documentary called Supersonic.
- About that ruined Justin Bieber sand sculpture: “Sorry.”
- Canadian albums sales are now sitting 20.9% below where they were at this time last year.
- As part of his conviction for embezzlement, this guy has been ordered to sell his 20,000 CDs.