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Breakups are the stuff of great songs.

No Doubt

No Doubt

The Yahoo home page featured band mates who dated, broke up, wrote/sang about it, and garnered a hit because of it. Being relatively young, I only knew of the Gwen Stefani-Tony Kanal (of No Doubt) breakup. (I don’t really consider the breakup of Sarah McLachlan’s relationship with her drummer husband Ashwin Sood because ultimately it’s only Sarah being showcased.) The post also features Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie and Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac, Boy George and Jon Moss of Culture Club, Richard and Linda Thompson, and Grace Slick and Paul Kantner of Jefferson Airplane.

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We love you, too, Lifehouse! (And I’m sure you guys know it.)

A review of the Lifehouse’s Manila concert.  In one word?  Success.

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Music critics saw red.

I’ve seen Scarlett’s video when it was first posted, and read the negative comments.   She doesn’t have a spectacular voice, but I nevertheless liked the way she sang.  But I guess if you listen to 11 tracks with the same style, someone’s bound to barf.

It’s okay, Scarlett. You still have Ryan.  Never mind if you’re not a Grammy winner like his ex.

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American Idol, well done.

I don’t follow American Idol that much, but I did root for David Cook.  Happy.

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22 Websites That Drive Daggers Into The Heart of the RIAA

I haven’t been listening to new songs lately, having been content with just listening to — and watching! — a few of my favorite songs over at YouTube. But it’s obvious the music trade is still alive and well.

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