Random music news for Friday, July 5, 2024
It might be an extra-long July 4th long weekend in the US, but there’s still music news for July 5, 2024. More music news? Look here. BONUS: Some wise words when it comes
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Random music news for Tuesday, October 24, 2023
What if the International Space Station flew by at 10,000 feet at its normal orbital speed? Then it would look like this. As for music news for October 24, 2023… More music news?
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Ongoing History Daily: The loudest concert of all time
For the longest time, bands competed to be the loudest when it came to playing gigs. I remember reading that The Who held the record when a gig was measured at 120 decibels.
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Our favourite trained opera singer gets introduced to The Who
On one hand, I feel sorry for opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff for living such a sheltered life and not having a chance to participate in rock’n’roll. On the other, she’s making a nice
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Random music news for Thursday, April 13, 2023
Looking for a unique place to hold your wedding? What about this? Moving on to music news for April 13, 2023… More music news? Check here. BONUS: Remembering the 8-track tape.
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Random music news for Thursday, May 19, 2022
Aliens may be living next to a star called 2MASS 19281982-2640123. It may be a while before we hear from them again. Moving to music news for May 19, 2022. Jesse Hughes of
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Sunday Lunch with Robert Fripp and Tanya Willcox attempt a Who classic
“Won’t Get Fooled Again?” With just a guitarist and a singer? Well, then…
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Random music news for Wednesday, February 16, 2022
This is a pretty extreme sort of initiation ritual, don’t you think? While you try to keep your food down, ponder this music news for February 16, 2022. Kim Kardashian is honestly afraid
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Random music news for Wednesday, February 9, 2022
A 3-second exercise that makes a difference? Tell me more. Let’s then try some music news for February 9, 2022. Neil Young is urging Spotify workers to quit: “Get out of that place
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Ongoing History Daily: Concert tragedies
The deaths earlier this month at the Astroworld Festival are not the first at a music festival. We can go back as far as December 6, 1969, when the Rolling Stones played Altamont
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Random music news for Wednesday, August 11, 2021
My garden shed doesn’t look like this. And who knew there was a “Shed of the Year” competition? Now: about music news for August 11, 2021… The major music labels are generating US$2.5
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