• Tom Petty Surrenders New Song to MP3.com (10/26/00)
"Surrender," from upcoming Petty compilation, available on MP3.com
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• Betts Released After Arrest for Domestic Violence (10/25/00)
Misdemeanor charges brought against Betts after altercation with wife
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• Eleven Angry Men Vent in New Jersey (10/21/00)
Eminem, Limp Bizkit talk trash at Anger Management tour
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• 'N Sync's Would-Be Assassin's Plot Foiled (10/20/00)
A Tennessee mother killed her son's plan to kill 'N Sync
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• Rage Vow to Rage On Without Zack (10/20/00)
Zack de la Rocha's departure won't kill RATM
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• Zack Quits Rage Against the Machine (10/19/00)
Rage Against the Machine frontman Zack de la Rocha steps down
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• Music Buffet: Napster's Subscription Plan (10/18/00)
Napster tries the tough sell on labels and listeners
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• Neil Young to Release Live Album from Tour (10/18/00)
Live album, DVD to be pulled from Neil Young tour
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• Dave Matthews Band Lines Up Tour (10/15/00)
DMB sets tour dates, finish work on fourth album
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• Radiohead Reappear Completely (10/13/00)
For first U.S. show in two years, Radiohead rock out
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• Styx Co-founder Takes Former Bandmates to Court (10/12/00)
Dennis DeYoung sues Styx for misusing trademark
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• Meet the Beatles . . . Again (10/6/00)
"Beatles Anthology" stands as the last word on the Fab Four
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• Cars' Benjamin Orr Dies (10/5/00)
Benjamin Orr, bassist/vocalist for the Cars dead at fifty-three
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• Warning: Green Day Have Grown Up ... a Bit (10/4/00)
Green Day crack up and congratulate themselves on their seriously good new album
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• Paul Simon, Radiohead and Green Day Lead New Releases (10/3/00)
Reviews of Paul Simon, Radiohead, Green Day and more
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• Scorpions and Orchestra: Bad on Paper, Bad in Practice (9/30/00)
The Scorpions -- with help from the Berlin Philharmonic -- outdo Spinal Tap in L.A.
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• Mark Knopfler Back with New Album After Four Years (9/29/00)
Former Dire Straits frontman returns with "Sailing to Philadelphia"
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• The Complete Pearl Jam Live Album Guide (9/26/00)
After soaking up every one of Pearl Jam's 25 live albums, we're still alive
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• Allmans, Black Crowes and More Pay Respects to Fallen Brother (9/23/00)
Benefit concert for Allen Woody yields six hours of epic jams
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• An Open Letter to Lars Ulrich (9/21/00)
In which a digital downloader accuses a "greedy rock star" to get with the Net
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