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… Explains Her Deena Transformation – News Story | Music…
MTV.com – Dec 5, 2006
Hughes had said that Stinson tossed his bass down in disgust during a November 24 gig in Cleveland when frontman Axl Rose called the Eagles the “Pigeons of Sh– Metal. ” Hughes also said Rose then picked up the instrument and hurled it at Stinson. “Eagles of Death Metal were a suggestion of mine a while ago” the GN’R bassist wrote. “Turns out they were the wrong band for our crowd. They were booed and did not play for as long as they were scheduled to. As for all of the inaccuracies that have been said since I would like to say that’s all they are — inaccuracies. In the past I have thrown my bass.

Eclectic music offerings surrounding fair.
Free with registration – Miami Herald – AccessMyLibrary.com – Dec 6, 2006
Free concerts on the beach sound installations and omnipresent mood-setting DJs have become integral components of its art immersion program. “Rock culture is really important” says Basel director Samuel Keller. “ur interest is to show connections between art and music. ” This year techno goddess Peaches will rock your pain away on the sands outside Basel’s Art Positions container village tonight. Appropriating hair-metal’s phallocentrism and spandex and spitting them back out as girl-power chew the Toronto-by-way-of-Berlin performance artist-singer makes Madonna and.

rphans [Fold-out Digipak with 24-page booklet]
Fashion.ie – Dec 5, 2006
comWith these astounding 54 songs (plus two bonus tracks) Tom Waits has added a vital new work to his catalog. The title rphans refers to the songs either being from a range of outside projects various impulses and whims or simply not having found a place on the albums for which they were intended. While that scenario has constituted a stopgap measure for lesser artists this set stands alongside Waits’s finest work. He has shaped it into three separate discs each one separately titled after the prevailing character of its tracks and playing with its own mood and dramatic arc. Brawlers favors raucousness and uptempo grinds and grooves while Bawlers showcases balladry and the more overtly poetic.