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Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Jenny talks Britney with Meredith!

This morning I was making my breakfast and listening to The Today Show, as I always do in the mornings before work, when I heard an unmistakably familiar voice talking about Britney Spears' upcoming interview in Rolling Stone. It only took me half a second to put two and two together to realize it was Jenny Eliscu, RS Reporter and DJ on Sirius XMU (formerly Left of Center). Jenny did the interview with Brit for RS, and was on the show this morning talking with Meredith about how great the singer is doing these days. I am happy all around cuz I love Jenny, and I've always been on Team Britney!

Watch the clip from the Today Show below, before their copyright enforcers take the vid off YouTube

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Thursday, November 20, 2008

Get your Barack Obama Rolling Stone TShirt!


Is this cheesy or awesome? I dunno...

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Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Bonnaroo is THE BEST Summer Festival!


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Guess I picked the right one to throw all my energy into this year!
From Rolling Stone:
"Coachella might have Cameron Diaz in the VIP tent, and Lollapalooza might draw more fans, but Bonnaroo — where 80,000 congregate each summer in the wilds of Manchester, Tennessee — is the ultimate over-the-top summer festival. (The seventh edition kicks off June 12th, with Metallica, Pearl Jam and Jack Johnson.) From the freewheeling camping area — where you can buy everything from moonshine to mescaline — to legendary sets by everyone from Wilco to Ornette Coleman, Bonnaroo is super-fan-friendly. And artists love it too. "We've played at noon — that was hot and crazy and scary — and we've played on Sunday, when everyone was fried from partying," says My Morning Jacket frontman Jim James. Last year, Phil Lesh camped out in his RV, and this year, the Kings of Leon will drive down from Nashville even though they're not on the bill. "We make it a point to go down there with a whole posse of friends," says James, whose band will play a late-night set following Metallica and Chris Rock. If that trio doesn't sell you on Bonnaroo, listen to Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips: "I like Coachella and Lollapalooza, but as far as the magnitude and the weirdness, Bonnaroo is the one."

AUSTIN SCAGGS
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Friday, March 14, 2008

Jann Wenner/ Rolling Stone endorses Barack Obama


This is old news by now, but:
a.) I've already told you I have been busy the past couple of days, and
b.) I'm certain my mailman actually reads my Rolling Stone before he delivers each issue because although issues hit news stands every other Friday, I get mine on Tuesdays! Hmm...

Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone have officially endorsed Barack Obama in the current issue of RS Magazine. Looks like Obama has solidified his status as the candidate with the most "rock star" appeal, by gracing the lastest RS cover! Not like we didn't see this one coming, eh?
Read the Cover Story here

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Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Eddie Vedder, Guaranteed Music Video













According to reports on Variety.com, Eddie Vedder has filmed a music video for Guaranteed, a track off his first solo album, and the soundtrack to Into the Wild, directed by his buddy Sean Penn. Contrary to this report, however, Jeremy was not the last video Eddie has appeared in. Most recently, Pearl Jam shot an artsy fartsy video for Life Wasted, featuring all 6 band members, off 2006's self titled album, Pearl Jam (known in tighter circles as "The Avocado").
You KNOW I'll have the vid up as soon as I can get my hot little hands on it!

In related Pearl Jam news, Rolling Stone.com is currently celebrating and featuring some of the notorious Pearl Jam tour posters, probably in connection with the recent release of:

"Pearl Jam vs. Ames Bros: 13 Years of Tour Posters", - a chronology of Pearl Jam's celebrated concert posters spanning 1995-2007. The book includes over 200 poster art images from renowned artists Ames Bros and Brad Klausen.

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