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I’ve been blogging about U2 almost incessantly this year, but last night, I went to a very different kind of rock and roll show. No social conscience stuff here – just flat-out rock and roll. Full Article at Decision '08
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AC/DC fans have issued a formal complaint to the band via the fan site acdcfans.net. The die-hard fans want one simple change to the AC/DC show – the setlist. The Black Ice tour has featured the same songs in the same order since the start of the tour. Full Article at Undercover
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"I started going over to his house on Wednesday nights to play cards," Ian recalls, "and it kind of grew out of that, and then me inviting Jerry out to poker events and just us hanging out and talking, 'Well, what if we had our own place?' " That "what... Full Article at Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com
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Blasting "Lady of Spain," nine accordion players burst into Figaro restaurant in North Beach, startling diners mid-cannoli. "Hello, everybody, we're Those Darn Accordions!" Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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Monahan didn't let his illness slow down his ballet-inspired dance moves during the up-tempo set, and interacted frequently with the crowd. At one point, he pulled four women from the audience and dubbed them "Trainettes" as they sang back-up. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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I was in a crowd of 80,000 last year. It was dead silent and it was awesome to see the smiles on the boys' faces
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It's no secret if England scrummage well, they get a roll on in the rest of their game. If they are not, we saw what was possible last year ... we got the roll on
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If I lose Josh Kennedy [struggling with a back injury] I might take another player, though we don't have another of the same type
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Public Enemy, for instance, needs to go straight in ... That's as important a moment as the Beatles. It changed popular culture for the next 25 years, and it was important as the Beatles.
