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The ‘Damn Fine Coffee’ edition of the newly reissued vinyl soundtrack for the ‘Twin Peaks’ television series

Aug 24, 2016

Death Waltz have unveiled details and artwork of their long-awaited reissue of Angelo Badalamenti’sTwin Peaks soundtrack.

Over twenty five years since its initial release, and mooted since 2014, the vinyl reissue pulls out all the stops, with Death Waltz diving back into the Warner archives to cut brand new masters for the heavyweight vinyl edition, coloured to match Dale Cooper’s “Damn fine coffee”.

With artwork by Sam Smith and full package design by Jay Shaw, the soundtrack is housed in a super-heavyweight 425gsm gatefold sleeve with a bespoke white die cut outer jacket and white spot varnish finish and comes complete with obi strip for the avid collectors out there.

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How Vinyl Records Are Made

Aug 23, 2016

In 2015, sales of vinyl records in the United States grew by an astounding 30%. That figure brought the total number of records sold to just under 12 million (11.92 million if you want the real number), up from 9.19 million in 2014.

As a way to say hello to all you new vinyl lovers, now’s a good time to show exactly how that record in your hands was made.

Helen Mirren Storms Back At This Sexist Reporter In 1975 Interview

Aug 23, 2016

Even when she was a 30-year-old actress starting out, Helen powerful. In this 1975 interview, Mirren takes on British talk show host Michael Parkinson who asks questions so bizarre it would be passable for a cheap gossip site now.

It begins on an awkward note when Parkinson introduced Mirren as a “sex queen,” and then said, “You are in quotes a serious actress.”

“Because serious actresses can’t have big bosoms, is that what you mean?” Mirren asked.

“Well, I think that they might sort of detract from the performance,” Parkinson said with a laugh.

“What a crummy performance if people are obsessed with the size of your bosoms more than anything else,” Mirren said.

And you wonder why some actresses don’t like doing media.

“We’re Not Gonna Take It” Is Now A Ballad To Make You Cry

Aug 23, 2016

Magician Criss Angel has directed a video of Dee Snider performing Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It” — as a solo piano ballad. The video raises funds for Angel’s charitable organization, which benefits children fighting cancer.

Metallica, Roger Waters booked for Bridge School benefit

Aug 23, 2016

Neil Young’s annual Bridge School benefit concert will be headlined this year by Metallica and Roger Waters — in addition to Young himself, with other amazing artists including Willie Nelson, Cage the Elephant, My Morning Jacket, and Norah Jones. The benefit takes place October 22 and 23 in Mountain View, California.

Coldplay and James Corden cover ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’

Aug 23, 2016

On Sunday night at the Rose Bowl, Coldplay invited James Corden to join them onstage for a cover of Prince’s “Nothing Compares 2 U.” It being Corden’s birthday, the band brought a cake out to give to the TV host after their duet.

How Old Bridges Are Turned into Turntables

Aug 22, 2016

There are more than 600,000 bridges in the United States alone. When those bridges can no longer do their job, every ounce of steel can be recycled and reused.

Koko The Gorilla Plays Red Hot Chili Pepper’s Flea’s Bass Guitar

Aug 22, 2016

When Red Hot Chili Peppers’ bassist Flea was visiting the Gorilla Foundation in Northern California, he loaned his bass to the amazing Koko. “My sweet and true friend Koko rocks a flea bass like it ain’t nuthin'” says Flea, who should be very careful of being replaced in the band.