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The Stream 10/24/07
Posted at 8:48 AM on October 24, 2007
by Barb Abney
Control (the film based on Joy Division) has been nominated for 10 British Independent Film awards.
Portishead album is almost finished.
Swervedriver to tour next year.
Today In Music History:
1936 - Bill Wyman (The Rolling Stones) was born.
1959 - Weird Al Yankovic was born.
1962 - James Brown recorded Live At The Apollo.
1962 - Debbie Googe (My Bloody Valentine) was born.
1967 - Pink Floyd were forced to cancel a US tour when Syd Barrett refused to lip synch "Arnold Layne" on American Bandstand.
1973 - John Lennon began litigation against the US government, he accused them of tapping his phone.
1977 - Keith Richards pleaded guilty to possessing heroin and was given a one year suspended sentence and ordered to perform a benefit concert.
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