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A revealing list containing little known facts about the popular Los Angeles rockers, the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

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Heat is a film which encompasses ideas and thematic foundations rarely seen in Hollywood productions. It desires epic grandeur and achieves it as a result.

Red Hot Chili Peppers, Eminem, Jimmy Page, and Ronnie Wood are among the artists inducting the 2009 entries to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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Surf's Up on this really awesome release of Point Break with featurettes and behind the scenes footage ... it's like ... epic, dude.

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Broke City drummer Robb recently took time for a phone interview to discuss the band's Spring tour and its goal to release an exponential number of songs.

Train travel times, music line-ups, screening venues and history information for the major annual events and festivals in Yorkshire's biggest city.

Whether planning a family get-together or a theme dance, concocting Thanksgiving playlists from these most requested singles is a creative and fun way to "give thanks".

Ready to shake up the dance floor with something unexpected? There are lots of alternative songs out there to get the party moving and grooving. Try giving these a go.

Rock and roll heavyweights Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony, Joe Satriani and Chad Smith have come together to form the supergroup, Chickenfoot.

While the Black Eyed Peas lead all bands from year 2000 to 2007, solo artists like Christina Aguilera and Justin Timberlake have more most-requested singles.

The much-anticipated performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, by the Los Angeles Philharmonic, led by music director Gustavo Dudamel, was a truly amazing event.

Know what the hazards of sitting beneath palm trees are? Own a radioactive bathing suit? Alternative artists have sung about these unusual summer topics and more.

Brody Dalle, former front-woman for the punk band the Distillers, has returned with the grown-up sounds of Spinnerette.

This year's Grammy country music nominations are full of surprising names.

The Christian Rock/Hip-Hop trio, Manic Drive, from Toronto, Ontario Canada release new CD, "Blue".

To the delight of friends and families everyone has Mondegreened at sometime or another. A Mondegreen is the mishearing and singing of song lyrics with humorous results.

A review of The Bravery's second studio released album, "The Sun and The Moon".

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EMI announces press conference possibly regarding Beatles downloads and the Juno awards are taking place in Toronto.

Each year, thousands of Colorado motorcyclists ride from Columbine High School to Platte Canyon High School to honor Keyes, whose last text message was "I love you guys."

Recently, MTV and Harmonix revealed the song list for its upcoming game, Rock Band 2, which will ship in September for the Xbox 360 and later for the Wii, PS2 and PS3.

Former Van Halen frontman misses the mark when returning to rock for his latest release.

80's and 90's music will make you smile while you sweat. Pump up at the gym with this uptempo, fun song list.

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