he crowd is trembling, restless. Fans are screaming, chanting and banging at barriers. A select few are jumping into the front floor and climbing rafters. The passion is running thick in the air like a football grand final. This is a group of over 2000 who will not be stopped.
But this is not before or during any band taking the stage. No, for ten solid minutes, house lights flickering on and off periodically, the fans fought for one more encore from the band that blew them away.
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Guitar Center is looking for the next great musician who sits behind a kit! The retailer has announced its star-studded lineup for the Drum-Off '09 Grand Finals, which is the search for the next great undiscovered drummer. Over 5,000 drummers tried out and the five best will battle it out in the Grand Finals which will be held at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on January. More information available available here
Guitar Center is looking for the next great musician who sits behind a kit! The retailer has announced its star-studded lineup for the Drum-Off '09 Grand Finals, which is the search for the next great undiscovered drummer. Over 5,000 drummers tried out and the five best will battle it out in the Grand Finals which will be held at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on January. More information available [Here](http://www.noisecreep.com/2009/11/25/guitar-center-stephen-perkins-drum-off/
Jane’s Addiction’s performance in the FuseFest: Voodoo 2009 concert special premieres this Friday 11/6 at 10pm. More information available at http://fuse.tv/tours/voodoo
NEW ORLEANS — Fairies danced with evil clowns, rock stars roiled seas of fans and zombies gathered en masse at the music-festival-slash-freak-show that became the Voodoo Art and Music Festival this Halloween weekend.
For the last 17 years, the going story on Pearl Jam was that they were a band that prided themselves on a willful disregard for expectations. The bullet-points are so frequently recited they can almost be announced in unison: their repudiation of the music video, their now-legendary tussle with Ticketmaster, their insistence on releasing their records on vinyl a week before they came out on CD. Lately, the group shucked the whole major label system, releasing their latest album, Backspacer, on their own, with exclusive distribution in Target and several small independent outlets. Commercial fallout be damned, Pearl Jam built their reputation on a stubborn insistence to follow their own muse.
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Eric Avery and Dave Navarro help Trent Reznor 'Wave Goodbye' as he closes the curtain on NIne Inch Nails
