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Bon Jovi Preaches Passion At Oxford


Jon Bon Jovi told students at the prestigious Oxford Union debating society that the secrets of his success were “passion, perseverance and possibility.” Bon Jovi gave a 20-minute speech extolling the virtues of hard work and self belief to students of the elite 800-year-old university. “Nothing is more important than passion,” he said Friday. “Whatever you decide to do in life, just be passionate about it. Don’t be intimidated by competition, as success is sweeter and failure less bitter when you have given everything. “You have to be true to yourself – it’s your life. You are the masters of… Read more »

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Bon Jovi First-Ever Live Album Debuts At #20


On May 22nd Bon Jovi released their first-ever live album, One Wild Night, which debuted on the Top 200 at #20. The album features live versions of such hits as “Livin’ On A Prayer”, “Runaway”, and “Bad Medicine,” as well as new favorites “It’s My Life” and “One Wild Night”. Recorded all around the world, One Wild Night is a collection of 78 minutes of Bon Jovi’s best live rock performances over 15 years. One Wild Night gives die-hard fans, as well as new audiences from the success of “It’s My Life”, a taste of what only a live Bon… Read more »

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Black Crowes Singer In A Whole Lotta Love


Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson may have just married a famous actress, but the man at the helm of America’s “most rock ‘n’ roll” rock band has not gone Hollywood just yet. Yes, that is the lanky, longhaired Robinson accompanying his wife, Kate Hudson, to the Oscars and the Golden Globes. Yes, he does hobnob with famous actors and directors, but they discuss obscure records and movies, not box office grosses. “I’ve met so many cool people in my lifetime, but… just because you’re famous and wealthy doesn’t make me want to sit down and have dinner with you,” he… Read more »

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Listen.Com Flirts With Napster Links


Rebel without a mandate? Listen.com fails to run its Napster strategy past either its major label investors or Napster Listen.com, a music directory service partly funded by major record labels, is shedding a little of its squeaky-clean image with a new song-search service that plugs directly into Napster’s software. The new service replicates all the music search and recommendation functions of Listen.com’s Web site but lives on an individual’s PC desktop. The company has added a function that triggers the Napster application, booting up the file-swapping service to help find music reviewed or recommended by Listen.com. The company did not… Read more »

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Lydon Reaps Role On FX'S 'Mr. Swanson'


He was Rotten … and now he’s Death. John Lydon, aka punk rock pioneer Johnny Rotten of Sex Pistols fame, has been cast as the grim reaper in “Bad News, Mr. Swanson,” a comedy pilot for FX from Columbia TriStar Television Distribution. The pilot stars Frank Whaley as a guy whose life is falling apart. When he learns that he has incurable cancer, he ditches all of his obligations and problems and goes wild. The role of Death won’t be any holiday in the sun for Lydon. The character becomes an edgy and taunting presence in Clark Swanson’s life, one… Read more »

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Record Industry Says Napster Filter Is A Failure


The U.S. recording industry accused Napster of willfully ignoring a federal judge’s order to block copyrighted material, saying the Internet song-swap service was still facilitating the trade of millions of illegal music files. In papers filed at the U.S. District Court in San Francisco, which this month instructed Napster to stop trading copyrighted material, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) said it saw no evidence of compliance. “There is no effective filtering out of copyrighted works operating now within Napster. We believe it is willful,” RIAA President Hilary Rosen told a telephone news conference. Napster President and CEO Hank… Read more »

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35,000 Fans Turn Out For Bon Jovi's Australian Charity Concert


Bon Jovi returned to Australia on Saturday Night playing a one off charity show to raise money for the State Emergency Services. 35,000 tickets were sold on the night guaranteeing SES will receive around $300,000 from the gig. The night featured Jovi’s full set from their upcoming One Wild Night World Tour. Australia’s working class man Jimmy Barnes joined Jovi for the 5 hour gig, returning at the end of their set to duet the song he originally recorded with INXS ‘Good Times” and his own ‘Ride The Night Away’. Bon Jovi will release their first ever live album next… Read more »

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