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Flea meets Anthony Kiedis

Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Anthony Kiedis and Flea have been both bandmates and friends for decades now, but when they first met all those years ago, the circumstances were less than friendly.

Dave Grohl predicts rock’n'roll becoming “huge again”

Rock may not be the dominant force in music today, but according to Dave Grohl, that’ll be changing soon.

Evanescence not just Amy

In 2007, after about four years of going at it nonstop on tour and in the studio, Evanescence singer Amy Lee called a break.

Record Store Day doing some good (for record stores)

The idea behind Record Store Day is simple… every third Saturday in April is devoted to the celebration of the culture surrounding independently owned record stores.

hating Nickelback proving beyond pointless

Those who hate Nickelback are often very vocal about it, but the band really doesn’t seem bothered by what anyone says.

2011 music sales in North America

Nielsen SoundScan, the company that tracks music sales in North America, has issued a press release containing a lot of good news.

Dave Grohl working on Sound City Studios doc

A lot of famous musicians recorded at Sound City Studios in Van Nuys, California before it closed its doors as a commercial studio in May 2011.

No more free Spotify

When the music streaming service Spotify launched in the U.S. in July 2011, lots of people signed up for six-month free memberships that allowed them to listen to anything they wanted to as often as they wanted to on their desktops.

More Machina

By far, the rarest full length @SmashingPumpkin album in existence is Machina II/The Friends & Enemies of Modern Music.

Lookout Records shutting its doors

Back in the day, Lookout Records had a lot going for it.

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