Some talented toddlers out there…
It may seem like young kids are choosing Rock Band controllers over traditional instruments lately, but these videos prove otherwise. Here's the future of rock n' roll — The Top 10 Rockers Under 10.
Kevin Cogill, the guy who leaked Chinese Democracy, was arrested by Fed earlier this morning.
Chinese Democracy has been in production for the past twelve years, keeping GnR fans eagerly on their toes. It's a shame that all of the hype and excitement surrounding the album became a publicity stunt for some music blog.
With the US Presidential campaign in full swing, it got me thinking what this country really needs: a badass rock star to lead, not just the U.S., but the entire freakin world! With that in mind, this ballot was created for the ultimate political race with a full governmental cabinet that you decide - Power to the people!
Rihanna, Paula Abdul, Christina Aguilera, Ashanti, Patti Austin, Beyonce, Mary J. Blige, Mariah Carey, Ciara, Kelly Clarkson, Gloria Estefan, Fergie, Nelly Furtado, Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson, Patti Labelle, Avril Lavigne, Lil’ Kim,…
Metal hit its commercial peak in the 1980s, with countless bands from around the globe hitting it big. It was mainstream whether we liked it or not. To this day, the 80s will always be remembered for metal music, most of it (aside from such massive bands as Scorpions and AC/DC) coming out of the United States and United Kingdom.
“how the heck does Metallica have more votes than Ozzy Osbourne?” –Simple: Metallica sold out and gets a ton of radio play as a result with all of their new crap. I’d be willing to bet that more than half of…
Released through a Facebook application?!?!?!
7.25.08: Pemberton, BC 7.26.08: Seattle, WA 7.28.08: Edmonton, ALB 7.29.08: Calgary, ALB 7.31.08: Winnipeg, MAN 8.02.08: Minneapolis, MN 8.03.08: Chicago, IL 8.05.08: Toronto, ONT 8.07.08: Uncasville, CT 8.08.08: Worcester, MA 8.12.08: Knoxville,…
Earlier this week, YouTube pulled the plug on funnyman and media artist Santeri Ojala, whose hilarious and popular “shredding” videos poke fun at the world’s greatest guitar players. Here, for your viewing pleasure, are the videos YouTube refuses to host.
what I find most interesting about this is that Wired has put an extensive, fairly elaborate multi-video page together and raises 1st amendment issues in a long winded article– and the items in question– the parodies…
