Season 2, Episode 8. Clearing up tales of the vasectomy and the rash and the smell in the hatch, and how Pat is the reason for it all… Originally Aired December 14, 2006 on idobi Radio. Music from Men, Women, & Children, Fall Out Boy, Don’t Look Down, Billy Talent, Butch Walker, Plain White T’s, Rip Slyme, Pennywise, and South.
Season 2, Episode 7. This episode is being aired while Pat and Seb are getting a tan in Turks and Caicos, and then sleeping together in the same bed. Really… Originally Aired December 7, 2006 on idobi Radio. Music from Gatsby’s American Dream, MxPx, Raine Maida, The Fray, The Summer Obsession, Lady Sovereign, Rumbleseat, Jack’s Mannequin, Beck.
One sunny afternoon not long ago, Dick Copaken sat in a booth at Daniel, one of those hushed, exclusive restaurants on Manhattan’s Upper East Side where the waiters glide spectrally fro table to table. He was wearing a starched button-down shirt and a blue blazer. Every strand of his thinning hair was in place, and he spoke calmly and slowly, his large pink Charlie Brow head bobbing along evenly as he did. Copaken spent many years as a partner at the white-shoe Washington, D.C., firm Covington & Burling, and he has a lawyer’s gravitas. One of his bes friends calls… Read more »
Virgin Records has announced the signing of acclaimed punk-pop outfit the Starting Line via a worldwide deal. The Philadelphia-based quartet will record and release their much-anticipated follow-up to 2005’s smash Drive-Thru/Geffen release, “BASED ON A TRUE STORY” later this year. “I cannot express how excited we all are about this,” says TSL guitarist Matt Watts. “Everyone at Virgin that we’ve met with are fans of the band and we’re looking forward to this relationship and making the best TSL record possible. To have a new life with Virgin adds a fresh level of enthusiasm to our band and to our… Read more »
OAKLAND, Calif. – Music retailers are turning to high-tech firms that combine computer analysis with the art of listening to come up with new music suggestions for consumers based on what they already like. In a computer-crammed space at Savage Beast Technologies, divergent melodies seep softly from headphones worn by young men and women who listen to music with the intensity of submarine sonar operators. Their job is to discern and define attributes in tunes by artists as diverse as teen diva Hilary Duff and jazz legend Miles Davis. The listeners classify hundreds of characteristics about each song, including beat,… Read more »
Mexico City – Medics attended to hundreds of panicked and bruised spectators hurt by pushing and shoving at a free concert by the rock/hip-hop group Cafe Tacuba in Mexico City, authorities and witnesses reported Sunday. More than 100,000 spectators packed Mexico City’s central square for the nearly four-hour concert sponsored by the capital city’s government on Saturday night. Medics attended to 328 people, mostly for anxiety, exhaustion and minor injuries from pushing a shoving, Mexico City Interior Secretary Alejandro Encinas said. Twelve people were transferred to hospitals for treatment, one with first- and second-degree burns from an electric shock. A… Read more »
Andrew McMahon, lead singer of Something Corporate and Jack’s Mannequin, has been diagnosed with Acute Lymphatic Leukemia. He is being treated in Los Angeles and his doctors expect a full recovery. Tour dates for both Jack’s Mannequin and Something Corporate are postponed until further notice. Per Andrew’s request, Jack’s Mannequin’s debut album, Everything in Transit, will be released on Maverick Records in August as planned.
In their previous videos, My Chemical Romance have worn boarding school uniforms and natty black suits. But in the upcoming clip for “The Ghost of You,” the Goth punkers are ditching all things refined and donning drab Army fatigues. While details on the video had been pretty scarce, frontman Gerard Way spilled some of the beans last week, and then continued to give up info when MTV News caught up with him at the KROQ Weenie Roast in Los Angeles. “The video is set in World War II, and it’s really about… loss and the fear of losing people, so… Read more »
Matt Skiba, lead singer and guitarist for Chicago punk purists Alkaline Trio, feels that there are a lot of misconceptions out there regarding Satanism, and, as a longtime member of Anton LaVey’s Church of Satan, can tell you that it’s not all fire, brimstone and threats of eternal damnation. Really, the faith’s simply about theatrics, how to comport yourself when you’re out and about (for instance, one of the church’s Ten Commandment-like mandates forbids followers from bothering others in open territory, but “if someone bothers you, ask him to stop – if he does not stop, destroy him”) and maintaining… Read more »
The Canadian Recording Industry Association suffered yet another blow Thursday in their perennial mission to deter online file sharing. The Canadian Press reports the Federal Court Of Appeal dismissed a challenge issued from the group that requested Internet service providers release the names and addresses of 29 individuals allegedly responsible for sharing outlandish amounts of music via the Internet. Suspected to have made 43,541 songs available to the general public, the 29 individuals in question will have their identities remain a secret due to the court ruling. As a result, the CRIA will be unable to sue the alleged pirates.… Read more »
