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TODAY AT 411MANIA.COM
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TOP 5 LOVE SONGS!
From Beyonce’s Halo and Seal’s Kiss From A Rose to Boyz II Men’s I’ll Make Love To You and Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You, the 411 Music Staff shares their favorite love songs! Check out the full column so see which songs made the list and why!
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BEYONCE IS FIERCE!Beyonce looked great during a recent performance in Brazil!. Check out the full article to see all the pics…
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FEAR FACTORY REVIEW!Industrial metal legends Fear Factory have returned with a new album! Does it meet their usually exemplary standards, or is this one line-up shift too far? 411’s Chris Crowing checks in with the full review…
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NEWS REPORTS
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Dancing About Architecture Indie Music News 2.09.10
(02.09.2010) - Ian Wright
More new music from Joanna Newsom, Jay Reatard news, Arcade Fire at the Superbowl, new album from Future Islands, Primavera Sound news, Pitchfork Festival news, Liars new album news and more
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All You Cannot Live Without 02.08.10: Exacerbating Parental Issues One Week At A Time
(02.08.2010) - Ben Czajkowski
Megadeth's Mustaine hints at ultra-super-secret project. Duff McKagan joins Jane's Addiction. Slash gets a track listing and a touring vocalist (spoilers: it's Myles Kennedy). Ozzy Osbourne wants YOU to name his album. Disturb's Sickness reissue has a date. Deftones side project in the works. Tour updates from Slayer/Megadeth/Testament, Faith No More, much more. Listen to new Sevendust, Demon Hunter, Dommin, Bleeding Through, and a whole lot of others!
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NEWS
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(02.09.2010) - Chris Lansdell
Now how does that work?
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(02.09.2010) - AJ Grey
She is fine…
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(02.09.2010) - Larry Csonka
“He’s a monster…”
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(02.09.2010) - Larry Csonka
Coming in March…
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(02.09.2010) - AJ Grey
Not bad at all…
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(02.09.2010) - Mitch Michaels
Inside Lindsay's troubled relationship with Samantha Ronson...
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(02.09.2010) - Michael Melchor
Could go to jail for a year...
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(02.09.2010) - Mitch Michaels
Who will get Simon's seat?
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(02.09.2010) - Mitch Michaels
Release date, title, tracklisting and more inside...
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(02.09.2010) - Mitch Michaels
Autopsy report backs up weird story from last fall..
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(02.09.2010) - Mitch Michaels
Megadeth founder buries the hatchet with Dave Mustaine...
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(02.09.2010) - Mitch Michaels
Band names keep coming...
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(02.09.2010) - Michael Melchor
Tons of updates and video!
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(02.09.2010) - Michael Melchor
Wonder what she thinks of Dad and Baby Boy...
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(02.09.2010) - Michael Melchor
Could they sue the US Military?
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(02.09.2010) - Mitch Michaels
K-Fed looks like a "pregnant man"...
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(02.09.2010) - Mitch Michaels
Band calls in replacement...
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(02.09.2010) - Mitch Michaels
Valley of the Damned and Sonic Firestorm getting repackaged with new music and videos...
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(02.09.2010) - Mitch Michaels
Band hitting up some cities for the first time ever...
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(02.09.2010) - AJ Grey
Showing up late, cutting songs from the setlist...
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ALBUM REVIEWS
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(02.09.2010) - Chris Crowing
Industrial metal legends Fear Factory have returned with a new album! Does it meet their usually exemplary standards, or is this one line-up shift too far? 411’s Chris Crowing checks in with the full review…
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(02.08.2010) - Vanessa Willoughby
Los Angeles-based singer and songwriter, Beth Thornley, has been compared to Aimee Mann, Beth Orton, Tegan and Sara, and Death Cab for Cutie. But does her third album, Wash U Clean, warrant such praise?
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(02.08.2010) - Aaron Mayagoitia
One of the year’s best metal albums has arrived.
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(02.07.2010) - Dan Marsicano
The Belgium stoner/psychedelic rockers return with their sophomore album Transylvania. With a hazy vibe and a smooth sound that hearkens back to the days of old, can the foursome attract the attention of today's fickle music listeners?
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(02.06.2010) - Paul Schofield
Could this be the most apt album name ever?
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(02.05.2010) - Chad Webb
Is the anticipated sophomore effort a worthwhile follow-up or a total mess?
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(02.04.2010) - Mac Scarle
One of rock's greatest elder statesmen releases a CD version of the 2004 live DVD. Find out if it's worth checking out here!
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(02.02.2010) - Marshall Slayton
Rob Zombie finally returns with a sequel to Hellbilly Deluxe! Does it recapture that album's former glory, or is it merely trying to cash-in on the name? 411's Marshall Slayton checks in with the full review...
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(01.31.2010) - Michael James
Where I try to objectively review an album by one of my favorite bands without sounding like their publicist.
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(01.31.2010) - Marshall Slayton
Fans of Metallica and Meshuggah would not do wrong by checking out this ridiculously heavy industrial metal band from Denmark. Headbangers, come inside and enjoy.
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(01.31.2010) - Aaron Mayagoitia
What do you get when you mix a Trivium with more Mötley Crüe than Metallica influences and Bullet for My Valentine-type angst? The result isn’t as bad as it may seem, but it sure isn’t as awesome as it could’ve been. Check the full review to get the details about such a mix, or as you could also call it, the debut album of Las Vegas’ own Taking Dawn.
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(01.30.2010) - Dan Marsicano
The Swedish hard rockers return with Eleven Eleven, their follow-up to 2008's The Aftermath. Heavier and more focused than their last album, does Eleven Eleven have what it takes to finally get the band noticed over here in the United States?
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(01.29.2010) - Mac Scarle
The Norwegian progressive metal/jazz quarter drop another dose of madness. Can you handle it?
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(01.28.2010) - Michael Melchor
If this had come out a decade ago, Jericho could have retired from WWE way early.
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(01.27.2010) - Marshall Slayton
Googling "Inu" will only result in searches for Inuyasha, the Japanese manga series. But I can assure you, Inu's new five-track EP is not comprised of manga of any kind. But it does have a track called "Stephen Colbert"!
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(01.25.2010) - Vanessa Willoughby
“We have remixes of our songs deliberately. Dance music is such a vital part of Shiny Toy Guns. I mean, we’re half machines. It’s half of the sound of the band,” says keyboard and bassist, Jeremy Dawson. With their third album, Girls Le Disko, Shiny Toy Guns has set out to do just that. But does the album lose its charm too fast and too soon?
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(01.19.2010) - Enrique
Japan’s symphonic black metal export Sigh starts your new year off with an ambitious, creative album that will surely cement their reputation among fans of avant-garde extreme music. While the album suffers from a flawed production and mix, there’s a lot to like about this crazy record.
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(01.18.2010) - Mac Scarle
Internet pop-punk sensations The Bay State unleash a new EP. Take cover.
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(01.14.2010) - Daniel Wilcox
It's the album that knocked Susan Boyle off the top, but is it any good?
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(01.14.2010) - Daniel Wilcox
Up-and-coming UK rock quintet knock one out of the park on sophomore album.
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COLUMNS
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(02.09.2010) - Ben Czajkowski
From Beyonce’s Halo and Seal’s Kiss From A Rose to Boyz II Men’s I’ll Make Love To You and Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You, the 411 Music Staff shares their favorite love songs! Check out the full column so see which songs made the list and why!
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(02.08.2010) - Aaron Titan
From the backlash of Taylor Swift's Grammy success to rumors of Eminem and Kim Mathers reuniting, Mary J. Blige's new cover of Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven," Fall Out Boy possibly ending, and a commentary on the trend of "hiatuses" in the music business, 411's Aaron Titan brings you all the Right, wRong, and Ridiculous in the music world in this week’s edition of Music 3R’s.
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(02.06.2010) - Patrick Robinson
2009 was an impressive year for hip-hop and based on votes from you, the readers, we have compiled a list of the Top 10 Hip-Hop Albums released in 2009! What albums made the cut, is your favorite on the list? Only one way to find out!
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(02.06.2010) - Jeff Modzelewski
The son of a legend and a pioneer in his own right, Femi Kuti has helped bring Afrobeat music to a much wider global audience
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(02.05.2010) - Andrew Moll
From Spinal Tap to Dethklok and from Stillwater to Wyld Stallyns, check out the list of the Top Ten Fictional Bands in this week's edition of 411 Music Ten Deep!
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(02.05.2010) - Dan Haggerty
In our ongoing look at the history of metal, this week we witness the arrival of Alice Cooper and the live show that changed music forever. Plus we have reviews of classic albums from Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath, Budgie, and one of rock and rolls highest selling albums of all time: Led Zeppelin’s IV. All of this and more as we look at the year that was 1971!
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(02.04.2010) - Mitch Michaels
Are we ready for a Jennifer Lopez/Diddy sex tape? Did Beyonce and Taylor Swift deserve their Grammys? Will the “We Are The World” remake suck? Does Dr. Murray deserve the manslaughter charge? 411’s Ryan Bates and Mitch Michaels debate these things and more in the latest 411 Music Fact or Fiction!
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CONCERTS
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(10.29.2009) - Mitch Michaels
It’s a Halloween celebration featuring sasquatch, Misfits covers, music and lots of screaming teenage girls…
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(10.25.2009) - Vanessa Willoughby
It seems like anyone can start an indie band nowadays. Just throw on an American Apparel hoodie, some Ray-Bans, cut a few tracks that mimic an early Nirvana record, and you're pretty much set. However, the Volunteers aren't ready to take the easy way out.
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(10.11.2009) - Jesse Coy
Invaders Must Die, so techno pioneers, the Prodigy, slay them live as one of the headliners of the Global Gathering electronica extravaganza.
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(10.07.2009) - Jeff Modzelewski
The Rude Boys came back to Columbus for a show at the Newport Music Hall. The OSU campus provided a perfect setting for Franti's funky, ecclectic style
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(09.25.2009) - Ari Berenstein
All eyeballs on the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, literally, as they put on a Rock and Roll show (emphasis on "show").
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(09.22.2009) - Jeff Modzelewski
Before releasing Black Gives Way To Blue Alice in Chains stopped in Cleveland. After more than a decade, how does their new music mix with some of the best grunge of the 90s?
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(09.10.2009) - Brian Berry
Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Patton Oswalt, Todd Barry, and No Age highlight the very rainy, final days of one of America's best festivals!
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