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Rolling Stone posted a solid review of last weekends Scissor Sisters concert in New York. Excerpt: Channeling some unholy fusion of Pee-Wee Herman and Cheap Tricks Rick Nielsen, Shears was constantly in high-energy motion: mugging, humping the stage and most of all, dancing. He hoofed like Liza Minelli, he pogo-ed like Ed Grimley, he even mimed jump-roping around the stage.
Billboard.com has all your Beastie Boys info, from their release date (er
more like release season) for the new album to some upcoming tour dates.
The Rock Radio talks with Sammy Hagar to get his thoughts on Van Halens upcoming induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Apparently, Hagar just wants everybody to happy. Hopefully, everybodys
respectful, and we try to make a great thing out of it. And somebody trying to take the credit over someone else would be a bummer. That's my fear, is that, you know, it turns into an ugly thing, and there's an argument, and, you know, (we) start slinging hash at each other. BaebleBlog is wondering whether Van Halen will be bringing this hash with them, or if the Hall of Fame provides it in the requisite goodie bags
Kayne West
really likes the food from the British Raj. And even though the restaurant is located near Cardiff, Wales, West has convinced them to deliver a feast of onion bhajees, chapati breads, biryanis, pappadums, a specially prepared fish dish and vegetables on the side. The grand total? $3,900.
AOL has the details.
