I heard about this yesterday but I don’t know why I waited on it. I was so excited about it that I told my friends but I lagged to post it here, so I apologize. Underoath announced on their myspace that when you pick up their newest album, Lost in Sound of Separation on September 2nd you might find a golden ticket in it. They have placed them in a handful of cds and in all different versions of the album too. With this golden ticket one can get in to any Underoath concert, anywhere in the world for life! Best idea I’ve heard since Willy Wonka! This is what it looks like.
You may recall this site that really needs no explanation. The Four Word Film Review may not have much to offer as far as critical insight, but that’s part of the pun. (*insert rim-shot sound fx here) Some reviews require evading, but others are ingeniously clever. Evade The Noise just recently became a fwiffer, their name for a four word film reviewer, so keep an eye out for us. Back to the Future: “Time McFlys.” Short Circuit: “Sheedy is robot’s Ally.” You get the idea. Have Fun.
From DaveMatthewsBand.com: We are deeply saddened that LeRoi Moore, saxophonist and founding member of Dave Matthews Band, died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon, August 19, 2008, at Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center in Los Angeles from sudden complications stemming from his June ATV accident on his farm near Charlottesville, Virginia. LeRoi had recently returned to his Los Angeles home to begin an intensive physical rehabilitation program.
The Dave Matthews Band is performing at the Staples Center in Los Angeles this week and according to news sources, they will continue to play while dedicating their shows to LeRoi.
Paul Mawhinney owns the largest collection of vinyl LPs and 45s in the world. Paul was forced to close his record shop because of the digital music frenzy and lack of interest in vinyl formats. Now struggling with diabetes and rising health costs, he has put up his entire collection for sale.
If you’ve got $3 million and a place for 2.5 million records, then here’s your chance. Oh, one more thing: it’s all worth about $50 million…yeah, we said million.
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