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DVD: The Office: Season Three

September 10, 2007

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DVD: The Office: Season Three
Fill your inbox with hilarious moments from The Office: Season Three in this four-disc collection that’s crammed with all 22 episodes of the 2006 Primetime Emmy® Award winner for Outstanding Comedy Series, including eight supersized episodes (three of them hourlongs), and over three hours of deleted scenes!
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Music: NICKELBACK’s “Rockstar” music video from their multi-platinum All the Right Reasons is one of the most popular on TV

September 10, 2007

Music: NICKELBACK’s “Rockstar” music video from their multi-platinum All the Right Reasons is one of the most popular on TV

NICKELBACK’s “Rockstar” video from their multi-platinum All the Right Reasons is one of the most popular on TV and online. With celebrity cameos and hilarious karaoke, it’s no wonder. Check it out for yourself on YouTube. Buy your own copy at iTunes.

Music: Talk To Twista Personally!

September 10, 2007

Music: Talk To Twista Personally!
Want to get the world’s fastest rapper on the phone to talk to you and only you? Pre-order Twista’s ADRENALINE RUSH 2007 and Twista will call you PERSONALLY to thank you for getting the album! Better hurry up, he’s calling the first 250 orders, so get yours in now!

All orders will also immediately receive an exclusive track that you can’t get anywhere else! This track isn’t on the album and is so exclusive we’re not even telling you the track title! The only place to get it is here when you pre-order the album.


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Music: FLOYD MUSICIANS JAM WITH DAVID GILMOUR FOR DVD PREMIERE

September 7, 2007

Music: FLOYD MUSICIANS JAM WITH DAVID GILMOUR FOR DVD PREMIERE
 
Pink Floyd
David Gilmour launched his live DVD ‘Remember That Night, Live At The Albert Hall’ last night (September 6) at London’s Leicester Square Odeon.

The film screening was attended by many artists and musicians, including Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant.

Prior to the film which was recorded last year, David Gilmour came on stage and performed ‘Castellizon’ - the guitar solo from his solo album ‘On An Island’ on a dark stage with just a spotlight on his guitar.

The footage included several tracks featuring Crosby & Nash performing vocals alongside Gilmour - ‘On An Island’, ‘The Blue’ and ‘Shine On You Crazy Diamond.’ The Albert Hall show also featured David Bowie on two tracks ‘Arnold Layne’ and show finale ‘Comfortably Numb.’

After the ‘gig’ (which included an immense laser light show in the auditorium for ‘Echoes’) finished, Gilmour came back onstage to take questions from the audience and fans around Europe - to whom the Q&A was being webcast live.

If the guitarist could have made any song of recent times, it would have been Gnarls Barkleys’ ‘Crazy’ which he said was simply ‘an amazing track’ - though ‘he doesn’t keep up with new music that much.’

Gilmour said: “I’m far more likely to be moved by Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen than anything - they’re the people that I’m truly impressesd by.”

Doing the ‘On An Island’ tour has been ‘immense fun’ he said. “It takes up all of my time, and I’m not quite done with it yet.”

The former Pink Floyd guitarist was joined onstage at the end of the Q&A session by former bandmate Rick Wright as well as a multitude of other musicians for ‘Island Jam’.

Roxy Music’s Phil Manzanera played alongside musicians Jon Carin who has played with Floyd as well as with Gilmour and Waters solo, Dick Parry (Floyd sax), Guy Pratt (Floyd / David bassist) and Crosby & Nash drummer Steve DiStanislao - who were all called out of the audience to plug in and play.

The double-disc David Mallet directed film ‘Remember That Night’ including two and half hours of bonus footage is released on September 17 through EMI Records.

Pic credit: Brian Rasic

http://www.uncut.co.uk/news/pink_floyd/news/10241

MUSIC: DAVID GILMOUR - SELECTIONS FROM “REMEMBER THAT NIGHT - LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL” CONCERT PERFORMANCE DURING TOUR

September 7, 2007

MUSIC: DAVID GILMOUR - SELECTIONS FROM “REMEMBER THAT NIGHT - LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL” CONCERT PERFORMANCE  DURING TOUR

 

Last night, David Gilmour made history — he is on his way to becoming the first artist ever to simulcast not one, but two live and interactive events for his fans in over 200 cinemas, in 8 countries. 

 

The first event Thursday, September 6th was transmitted live from the sold-out Odeon Leicester Square, to cinemas in the UK, Germany, Austria,Sweden, the Netherlands, and Denmark.

 

The second event Saturday, September 15th will be transmitted live from the Ritzy Cinema in Brixton, an intimate theater location, in front of fans and friends, to cinemas in the U.S. and Canada.  David is the first artist ever to transmit a live event from London to North American cinemas.  

 

To commemorate these history-making events, a video news piece was produced from last night’s European David Gilmour cinema event.

 

Here is a list of what is on the Video News Reel.  Please note the file name starts with 01, 02, 03 etc.

 

01 EXTERIOR - DAVID GILMOUR EVENT

  

DAVID GILMOUR

REMEMBER THAT NIGHT

LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL

WORLD PREMIERE EVENT

LONDON

SEPTEMBER 6, 2007

 

 

DAVID GILMOUR  

EXTERIOR:  ODEON LEICESTER SQUARE

LONDON

SEPT. 6, 2007

 

 

02 FAN ANTICIPATION

 

DAVID GILMOUR

FAN ANTICIPATION  

SEPT. 6, 2007

 

 

03 IN HIS OWN WORDS

 

DAVID GILMOUR PREVIEWS THE EVENING’S ACTIVITIES

 

 

04  DAVID BOWIE INTERVIEW BITE

 

INTERVIEW BITE

DAVID BOWIE

(3 DAVIDS)

 

 

05 CASTELLORIZON

 

DAVID GILMOUR PLAYS “CASTELLORIZON” LIVE FROM LONDON

 

SEPT. 6, 2007

 

 

06  ON AN ISLAND 

 

DAVID GILMOUR - SELECTIONS FROM “REMEMBER THAT NIGHT - LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL” CONCERT PERFORMANCE - “ON AN ISLAND” (FEATURING DAVID CROSBY AND GRAHAM NASH)

 

 

07  TAKE A BREATH 

 

DAVID GILMOUR - SELECTIONS FROM “REMEMBER THAT NIGHT - LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL” CONCERT PERFORMANCE - “TAKE A BREATH” 

 

 

08  HIGH HOPES

 

DAVID GILMOUR - SELECTIONS FROM “REMEMBER THAT NIGHT - LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL” CONCERT PERFORMANCE - ”HIGH HOPES”

 

 

09 WISH YOU WERE HERE 

 

DAVID GILMOUR - SELECTIONS FROM “REMEMBER THAT NIGHT - LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL” CONCERT PERFORMANCE - “WISH YOU WERE HERE”

 

 

10 ECHOES

 

DAVID GILMOUR - SELECTIONS FROM “REMEMBER THAT NIGHT - LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL” CONCERT PERFORMANCE - “ECHOES”

 

 

11 Q&A

 

INTERACTIVE Q&A SESSION WITH FANS

WITH BBC RADIO 2’s STUART MARCONIE

 

 

12 SURPRISE PERFORMANCE

 

DAVID GILMOUR

SURPRISE PERFORMANCE

“ISLAND JAM 2007″

FEATURING RICHARD WRIGHT, PHIL MANZANERA, GUY PRATT, DICK PARRY, JON CARIN & STEVE DiSTANISLAO

 

FOR EDITORIAL USE:

To download high resolution, broadcast quality Windows Media files.  These are suitable for broadcast in NTSC and PAL environments.  The files are in standard definition, stereo.

 

 

Instructions for Accessing Your Full Circle Post FTP -

FILES 1 - 6 ARE READY NOW

 

  1. Under the start menu on your computer, click on “my computer”
  2. ftp://ftp.fullcirclepost.com  Copy and paste this address into your windows explorer (double click on “my computer” at the address bar paste the link, and under “file”, log in using the following information):
  3. Username: byexperience2@fullcirclepost.com
  4. Password: by2exp
  5. Case Sensitive
  6. Drag the files on your computer to download them (or right click, select “copy” then drag to your computer desktop, select “paste”) 

Instructions for Accessing Your Full Circle Post FTP - PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS FOR THESE!!!

FILES 7 - 12 ARE READY NOW

 

  1. Under the start menu on your computer, click on “my computer”
  2. ftp://ftp.fullcirclepost.com  Copy and paste this address into your windows explorer (double click on “my computer” at the address bar paste the link, and under “file”, log in using the following information):
  3. Username: byexperience3@fullcirclepost.com
  4. Password: by3exp
  5. Case Sensitive
  6. Drag the files on your computer to download them (or right click, select “copy” then drag to your computer desktop, select “paste”) 

 

TICKET INFORMATION:

 

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“REMEMBER THAT NIGHT – LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL”  DVD IN STORES ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18

 

Double DVD Set, Directed By David Mallet, Features More Than Five Hours Of Material Including An On-The-Road Documentary And Guest Appearances by David Bowie and Robert Wyatt

 

One critic described David Gilmour’s “On An Island” Royal Albert Hall concert, as “a near-perfect gig, where the magic kept coming, as did the surprises’.”  Now music fans, who may have missed Gilmour’s 2006 tour, get a chance to share in that magic with the release of “Remember That Night - Live At The Royal Albert Hall,” a double DVD commemorating Gilmour’s highly acclaimed SRO tour.  Lasting more than 5 hours, “Remember That Night - Live At The Royal Albert Hall” includes Gilmour’s rave-reviewed London concert — featuring special guest appearances from David Bowie, Robert Wyatt, David Crosby and Graham Nash — as well as 2 hours and 40+ minutes of extras, notably a revelatory fly-on-the-wall documentary following Gilmour and his band on tour.  A 20-page booklet accompanies the DVD.

 

Gilmour’s two-and-a-half-hour concert features band members Richard Wright of Pink Floyd, Phil Manzanera of Roxy Music, new band member Steve DiStanislao on drums, plus Pink Floyd regulars Dick Parry, Guy Pratt and Jon Carin.

 

David Gilmour, the legendary guitarist and voice of Pink Floyd, will premiere an 85-minute theatrical version of “Remember That Night – Live at the Royal Albert Hall,” to 54 movie theatres across Canada on Saturday, September 15 at 3 p.m. Eastern/ Noon Pacific. This exclusive, one-time event (which will also be simultaneously broadcasted in theatres across the United States and the United Kingdom) includes a one song live performance by David Gilmour prior to the concert and end with a special question and answer session – both live via satellite from London.

 

Disc 1 of “Remember That Night” includes Gilmour’s critically-acclaimed concert featuring songs from his #1 UK chart-topping album “On An Island” as well as Pink Floyd classics such as “High Hopes,” “Shine on You Crazy Diamond,” “Comfortably Numb” and the first filmed performance (since Pink Floyd’s “Live at Pompeii”) of the epic 20 minute tour de force, “Echoes.” The concert’s state-of-the-art production comes courtesy of lighting genius Marc Brickman.  The show was filmed by David Mallet, one of the world’s leading music directors.  For the 23-camera shoot, David Mallet used the latest in high definition digital technology to create a film that is nothing less than stunning.  A groundbreaking must-have DVD, David Gilmour’s “Remember That Night - Live At The Royal Albert Hall” in Standard DVD, HD-DVD and Blu-ray Disc formats.

 

Disc 2 of “Remember That Night” Remember That Night disc 2 is packed with rarities and previously unreleased material including “Breaking Bread, Drinking Wine,” a 46-minute road movie filmed during the 2006 tour. Allowing fans a unique “seat on the tour bus,” “Breaking Bread, Drinking Wine” gives viewers a rare glimpse of David Gilmour, the man and musician, his band and crew enjoying and enduring the highs and the lows of life on tour:  from flashfloods, a collapsing stage, a Russian wine-glass player, and problems with German trains!

 

Other DVD extras include bonus tracks from the Royal Albert Hall, Gilmour’s first-ever performance of the Syd Barrett classic “Dark Globe,” “Astronomy Domine” Live From Abbey Road, and the AOL sessions recorded while on tour in LA.  Five songs from the BBC Mermaid Theatre concert are also on Disc 2, along with a five-minute documentary shot on tour in LA. The DVD also includes a photo gallery featuring the tour crew, shot by tour photographer Polly Samson.

 

“Remember That Night - Live At The Royal Albert Hall” comes with a 20-page booklet featuring more than 80 photos selected from studio recording, touring, and time off.

 

“Remember That Night - Live At The Royal Albert Hall” gives fans an exclusive virtual backstage pass allowing them share many of the musical highlights from David Gilmour’s 2006 tour, including the making of his #1 UK chart-topping album, “On An Island,” released in March 2006.   Tours in Europe, the US and the UK followed the release of the album, with the concerts held in theatres chosen by Gilmour, preferring the intimacy of such venues after a lifetime of stadium rock.  In response to his first tour, his first since Pink Floyd’s 1994 Division Bell global jaunt, David Gilmour remarked, “It’s an extremely enjoyable tour, fantastically good fun and very, very satisfying.”

 

“It’s probably the most fun, most professional and easiest tour I’ve ever done in my life,” concurred Gilmour’s longtime bandmate and co-member of Pink Floyd Rick Wright.

 

www.davidgilmour.com

 

Technical Information:

Track Listing:

 

DISC ONE – Live At The Royal Albert Hall:

1          Speak To Me

2          Breathe

3          Time

4          Breath (Reprise)

5          Castellorizon

6          On An Island featuring Crosby & Nash

7          The Blue featuring Crosby & Nash

8          Red Sky At Night

9          This Heaven

10        Then I Close My Eyes featuring Robert Wyatt

11        Smile

12        Take A Breath

13        A Pocketful of Stones

14        Where We Start

15        Shine On You Crazy Diamond featuring Crosby & Nash

16        Fat Old Sun

17        Coming Back To Life

18        High Hopes

19        Echoes

20        Wish You Were Here

21        Find The Cost Of Freedom featuring Crosby & Nash

22        Arnold Layne featuring David Bowie

23        Comfortably Numb featuring David Bowie

 

DISC TWO – Bonus Features:

Performances from the Royal Albert Hall:

 

1. Wot’s… Uh The Deal 2. Dominoes 3. Wearing The Inside Out featuring Richard Wright 4. Arnold Layne featuring Richard Wright 5. Comfortably Numb featuring Richard Wright

 

Documentary: Breaking Bread, Drinking Wine

Performance from the Summer Tour 2006: Dark Globe

Recorded at Abbey Road Studios: Astronomy Domine

Performance from the AOL Sessions: This Heaven

Performances from the BBC Mermaid Theatre concert:

 

1. Castellorizon 2. On An Island 3. The Blue 4. Take A Breath 5. High Hopes

 

Documentary: The Making Of ‘On An Island

Documentary: The West Coast

Music Videos: 1. On An Island 2. Smile

Bonus Track: Island Jam 2007

Photo Gallery

 

Technical Specifications:

Director: David Mallet

Total Duration: 5 hours, 13 minutes

Kid Rock up-close and personal with new tour

September 7, 2007

THE NEW ALBUM
Rock N Roll Jesus
ONLY AVAILABLE IN RECORD STORES
10.9.2007

The October 9th release of Rock N Roll Jesus will be heralded by a massive promotional blitz - including a series of intimate concerts, packing the arena-sized Kid Rock extravaganza into small venues that will give die-hard fans a chance to see the larger-than-life rocker up close. Tickets go on-sale for the following shows this Saturday September 8th!

*** KID ROCK TOUR DATES ***

10/6 Cincinnati, OH @ Taft Theater
10/9 New York City, NY @ Irving Plaza
10/13 Toronto, CAN @ Kool Haus
10/16 Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium
10/18 Miami, FL @ The Fillmore
10/20 Atlanta, GA @ The Tabernacle

CLICK HERE FOR A BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK AT KID ROCK IN THE STUDIO!

Music: Pre-Order Matchbox Twenty’s Exile on Mainstream! album

September 7, 2007

Music: PRE-ORDER EXILE ON MAINSTREAM

Matchbox Twenty’s highly anticipated and long awaited Greatest Hits album, Exile on Mainstream, hits shelves on October 2nd. This 2-disc album features many of their top hits, plus 6 new tracks, including the hit single “How Far We’ve Come”.

Make sure to pre-order yours now from the official Matchbox Twenty store, and get exclusive items you won’t be able to find anywhere else! Plus, order a bundle and get your CD with a signed insert!

Click here to visit the official online store.

Exile On Mainstream

WATCH THE VIDEO FOR “HOW FAR WE’VE COME”

Click here to see the new video for “How Far We’ve Come” on Matchbox Twenty’s website!

Britney Spears To Open 2007 MTV Music Video Music Awards: It’s Official!

September 7, 2007

Britney Spears To Open 2007 MTV Video Music Awards: It’s Official!

The Britney Spears rumors are true: The pop star will perform her new track, “Gimme More,” live for the MTV Video Music Awards’ opening number.

Catch all the star-packed VMA action direct from Las Vegas on Sunday! MTV News’ preshow kicks things off live at 8 p.m. ET, followed by the big show at 9 p.m.

Read More At MTVNews.com

Movies: John Sayles new movie

September 6, 2007

Movies: John Sayles new movie

This is a heads up about Honeydripper, a fantastic new film from John Sayles and Maggie Renzi that Michael Hollett and I want to make sure is on your radar. This e-mail is being sent this to a number of musicians, journalists, filmmakers, acquaintances (including a lot of folks I’ve met at SXSW of which I’m a founder and Senior Director), fellow members of the press, friends and friends of friends. This is an alert for all of you but especially relevant to those   attending the Toronto International Film Festival where it is showing.
Set in the South during the 1950s, the Honeydripper lounge is a black blues club getting tossed about on the waves of the significant changes affecting it. Clubs are shifting from live music to jukeboxes, the electric guitar is usurping the piano in blues music and the nascent Civil Rights movement has begun to come in to its own.
Honeydripper is Sayles at his enthralling best, celebrating life and culture with passion and intelligence, telling the kinds of stories that Hollywood Studios are incapable of even considering. Set in a very real world, they are of those who work, worry, love, celebrate, mourn and persevere. Appropriately, at its heart, Honeydripper celebrates the spontaneous “Just Grew” spread of the people’s music, “and they called it rock ‘n’ roll!” 
 Given the current pinprick narrow focus of the film industry, it is no surprise that getting this film made was a truly bruising struggle. Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on how you look at it), Sayles and Renzi are seasoned veterans at overcoming the ridiculous odds of making the kinds of films they envision. Honeydripper, their 14th collaboration, joins a filmography that includes Return of the Secacus Seven, Brother From Another Planet, Matewan, Passion Fish, Lone Star, Men With Guns, Sunshine State and Silver City. A pioneer of American independent film Sayles is one of the very few filmmakers who has remained true to his vision rather than being seduced by Hollywood into making safe, homogenized and pasteurized films.
Sadly, currently it seems that Sayles is more honored than watched. The latter films have been too easily and perversely dismissed. Critics seem more determined to trump the expectations of the know-nothing crowd (which figures these are exactly the kinds of films they love) than to actually consider the films. Year after year so many of their reviews are exasperated and derisive complaints about lightweight Hollywood films with cut out paper doll characters, moronic dialogue and incoherent plots. Ironically, they then criticize Sayles films for being too serious and dense.
Honeydripper centered on the brilliance of the blues is so entertaining it just may well confound some of the more didactic critics. Over the years Hollett and I have gone to hear a lot of music with Sayles and Renzi, both avid fans who not only appreciate and know music but listen to it constantly. The wonderful soundtracks of their movies, with dead on songs matched to consistently appropriate film scores by Mason Daring, are very much mirror duplicates of the soundtrack to their lives.
Michael and I, of course, would appreciate any and all support you may give to Honeydripper but, honestly, mostly we want to make sure you see it.

Louis Black                     Michael Hollett
Editor, Austin Chronicle Publisher and  Editor, NOW



From Honeydripper The Press Release:
1950. Rural Alabama. Cotton harvest. It’s a make-or-break weekend for the Honeydripper Lounge and its owner, piano player Tyrone “Pine Top” Purvis. Deep in debt to the liquor man, the chicken man, and the landlord, Tyrone is desperate to lure the young cotton pickers and local Army base recruits into his juke joint, away from Touissant’s, the rival joint across the way. After laying off his regular talent, blues singer Bertha Mae, Tyrone announces to his sidekick Maceo that he has hired the famous electric guitar player, Guitar Sam, for a special one night only gig: pack ‘em in and save the club. 
 
n the day of the show, the train arrives and Guitar Sam is no where to be found. Tyrone is forced to take drastic action. He makes a deal with Sheriff Pugh to release Sonny, the kid who hopped off a freight car here in Har