Courtney Love Says Kurt Cobain Would’ve Approved Of Song In “Succession”
Nirvana’s controversial 1993 song “Rape Me” soundtracks the peak of the latest episode of “Succession.” Courtney Love has given the HBO drama’s usage of the song her stamp of approval… and she says Kurt Cobain would have, too.
Taking to her Instagram story, Courtney says she’s “never been so proud” of approving the usage of one of Kurt’s songs. She says “Succession” proved they “truly understood” what Kurt was “screaming his heart out” about.
“I was in the room watching (agog) as this song was written in about an hour, and I’ve never been so proud of approving one of Kurt’s songs, she writes. “This cue in @succession is as if they truly understood kc what he was screaming his heart out … without specifics … about. I’m sure wherever he is he’s proud of this.”
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DISTURBED's DAVID DRAIMAN Is 'Very Much Looking Forward To Working On New Music With His Bandmates
DISTURBED frontman David Draiman says that he is "itching" to begin work on material for the band's next studio album.
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Draiman, who resides in Hawaii with his wife and their son, discussed DISTURBED's plans for the follow-up to 2018's "Evolution" album while promoting his collaboration with Nita Strauss
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U2 released the full version of "Your Song Saved My Life."
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Machine Gun Kelly now has his own Funko POP! vinyl figure, and you can see what it looks like below.
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Here's an LEO SAYER / METALLICA Mashup
Can a 1976 Leo Sayer hit song "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" be mashed-up with Metallica's 1993 rocker, "Sad But True"?
Here's the mashup that should NOT work as well as it does. "Sad But True," it does.
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Bruce Springsteen is negotiating the sale of his music catalog, and sources say he wants at least $350 million.
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Judas Priest Celebrating the 50th Anniversary With Book & Interactive Website
Judas Priest is continuing their 50th-anniversary celebrations. The band has announced a new biography, along with an “interactive web experience” celebrating their heavy metal legacy.
“Judas Priest: A Visual Biography” is a 224-page hardback coffee table book by Martin Popoff. Fans will get a good look at tons of memorabilia from Priest’s career and life on the road, including detailed looks at offshoot bands and side projects. The book his shelves on February 25th, 2022, and can be pre-ordered HERE.
On top of that, Judas Priest will take fans on a graphic novel-inspired journey to becoming a true metalhead with an interactive web experience, “Judas Priest’s Guide To Heavy Metal.” There are video Q&As with singer Rob Halford and bassist Ian Hill, along with video guitar lessons, and more. Check it out HERE.
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