the back catalogue

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day 2 | a song you like with a number in the title  1979.the smashing pumpkins me encantaba ver el video en mtv cuando era más joven... y pasaban videos todo el día en mtv

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day 1 | a song you like with a color in the title red morning light.kings of leon el mejor disco en la mejor época de la banda

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Where records come from…

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Letters of note

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And then there were none - Dead at 65, Tommy Ramone

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Musical alphabet

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50 years ago today, Fab 4 on Ed Sullivan

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Philip Seymour Hoffman as Lester Bangs in Almost Famous, 2000.

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Patti Smith

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The 10 Commandments Of Bowieism

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Sticking It To The Man of the Day: In a largely symbolic — but nonetheless commendable — “f*ck you” to the likes of ticket vendors who charge exorbitant service fees, one jam band has scalped tickets to its own show.

Here’s how it went down, according to the New York Times:

One Friday afternoon recently, about 50 fans and friends of the band String Cheese Incident took $20,000 in cash to the Greek Theater in Los Angeles to take a small stand against the system — in this case, Ticketmaster.

With money advanced by the band, each person had enough to buy eight tickets at $49.95 apiece for the group’s show in July. Once all tickets were in hand, almost 400 of them, they were carried back to String Cheese headquarters in Colorado and put on sale again through the group’s website — for $49.95.

“We’re scalping our own tickets at no service charge,” explained Mike Luba, one of the group’s managers. “It’s ridiculous.”

SCI still charged $12 for postage to mail the tickets, so fans really only saved about $5, but still — movement’s gotta start somewhere.

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