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JOSH GROBAN ROCKS THE VOTE ON LARRY KING LIVE

Josh Groban was a guest on Larry King Live Monday, March 3rd discussing the importance of young people getting out to vote.

Check out the new television spot for the EA Game, "Army of Two," featuring Mastodon's cover of "One" by Harry Nilsson ("One is the loneliest number..."). The game streets on March 6th.

Also, here's a behind the scenes look at the making of the song!

Missy Higgins Sold-Out Show at The El Rey

Missy Higgins played an amazing set in a sold-out show in Los Angeles on Feb 26. Check out the amazing LA Times review here: http://www.calendarlive.com/music/pop/cl-et-higgins28feb28,0,3377975.sto...

TROOPS IN KUWAIT GET DISTURBED

In a show of their great respect for the troops serving in the Middle East, best-selling hard-rock band Disturbed will travel to Kuwait on March 10th to participate in Operation MySpace, a ground-breaking live concert event hosted by the social-networking website MySpace at: http://myspace.com/operationmyspace.

Check out the Missy Higgins interview and performance on TV Guide Channel!

EISLEY TO APPEAR IN NEW BORIS YELTSIN VIDEO!!

Check out an exclusive photo of Sherri and Stacy of Eisley shooting the video for Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, whose new record comes out soon on Polyvinyl....From Left to Right: Travis (video producer), Sherri (Eisley), Christie (sister of Sherri and Stacy), Stacy (Eisley), Israel Anthem (video director most notably known for shooting Mute Math's video for "Typical" backwards), Phil (drummer for Boris), Peter (balloon tech), John (singer, bassist for Boris Yeltsin), Will (guitarist for Boris Yeltsin).

One day about 5 yrs ago my small son wandered into the room and sputtered the immortal words: "God Save The Kinks." Proud & misty, I was pretty sure we were on the right parental track (I later found out he'd read it off a button in my collection). If you were to suggest that Ray Davies might be the greatest English songwriter of all time, I wouldn't argue. A "proper" band between 1963 - 1996, most folks agree that their Reprise years were far and away their best without contest (but pls be kind to the first few records on Arista which are essential). All original band members are are still alive but who knows if the mostly-off again reunion will ever really work out due to hardening of the ego's. Pre-bow-tie-circa, ex-WB publicist Bob Merlis has a great story of showing up in Burbank for his first day of work in 1964 to be told to get to work on a tour by some Beat Combo called, The Kinks. They were already his favorite band so he was fairly sure he'd come to the right address. Light reading: Ray's book entitled "X-Ray" is strange fun (published '94) but guitarist brother Dave's "Kink" (1996) is a far more salacious bedtime story. Geeks like me need: "All Day And All Of The Night: Day-By-Day Concerts, Recordings, and Broadcasts 1961 - 1996," (Doug Hinman 2004) which will keep you off the streets for a while. Have a watch of "Lola" from Top Of The Pops 1970. Hey, that's Gordon Edwards from The Pretty Things on keyboards but that's another story... "God Save The Kinks," now more than ever.

Check out The Honorary Title performing on One Tree Hill!

Jarrod Gorbel gives us an inside look on love. No, you can't use his bathroom, but yes, he does love you.


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