Does the world really need more Prince?
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Does the world really need more Prince?
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No...but we need more Morris Day And The (Muther Fucking) Time...Originally posted by Jibbler@19 September 2003 - 12:24
Does the world really need more Prince?
Yeah Respect
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Just some news on my favourite sweetheart...Delta...
The fourth single off Delta Goodrem's record-breaking 6x Platinum debut "Innocent Eyes" hit stores this week. Available in two special edition versions, "Not Me, Not I" is being tipped to follow in the footsteps of her previous three #1's "Born to Try", "Lost Without You" and "Innocent Eyes". Both versions of the CD single package feature a unique poster of the chart-topping singer, but feature varying B-sides on each collector's edition.
Fans can now view the full length video for "Not Me, Not I" on Delta's official website www.deltagoodrem.com.au Also online are details for channel V's Oz Artist Of The Year to be announced at this year's ARIA Awards. There's still time to have your say and vote for Delta by going to www.channelv.com and following the prompts.
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yeah what about holly Valance
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RIP Slim Dusty
Slim Dusty has left us - a nation morbid and drear.
The country music legend, whose hits included The Pub With No Beer and Duncan, died in Sydney after a long battle with kidney cancer. He was 76.
By his side as she had been throughout their 51-year marriage was wife and soul mate Joy McKean, his singer-daughter Anne Kirkpatrick, and son David.
Dusty was born David Gordon Kirkpatrick near Kempsey, on the NSW mid-north coast and wrote his first song The Way the Cowboy Dies aged just 10 years old.
What followed was 60 years of recording - 106 albums in all, notching up worldwide sales of more than six million.
It's an achievement unmatched by any other Australian artist.
His most famous song, The Pub With No Beer, was at the time the biggest selling record by an Australian.
Dusty was the first Australian to receive a Gold Record, the first to have an international record hit, and the first singer in the world to have his voice beamed to earth from space.
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Sorry i haven't updated the music news over the weekend...just been to busy drinking and having fun at the beach...plus stupid assignments...
anyways just some music news...
ARIA Nominations...Australian Music's Night of Nights...
Delta Goodrem did not attend the pre-ARIA event but her presence was certainly felt as the industry announced the pop sensation would contest a staggering 10 nominations at this year's awards.
Goodrem has kept public appearances to a bare minimum since revealing in July she was suffering from Hodgkin's lymphoma and had begun a rigorous treatment regime to combat the disease.
But today's announcement is the culmination of what has been an extraordinary year for the former Neighbours star, who became the first female artist in the history of the record industry awards to receive 10 nominations in one year.
Goodrem is also the first artist to be nominated with three different songs in the Highest Selling Single category, for Innocent Eyes, Lost Without You and Born To Try.
Hot on the heels of the 18-year-old's record nomination haul was Perth trio, The Waifs, who picked up six nominations for their album, Up All Night.
Brisbane rock lads Powderfinger and newcomer Amiel closely followed them with five nominations each.
The Waifs also collected two pre-ARIA night awards, for Producer and Engineer of the year.
Josh Cunningham from the band was almost speechless at the sudden accolades for The Waifs, who have been in the business for 11 years.
The independent group hit the top of the charts with their catchy tune London Still and since then toured Australia supporting Bob Dylan and played a number of other high profile gigs.
"For me it was a triumph for independent music, it goes to show that it can be done," Cunningham said of the band's nominations for Single of the Year (Lighthouse), Best Group, Album of the Year (Up All Night) and Best New Artist.
Meanwhile, it has been more than two years since Powderfinger released an album but the ARIA nominations confirmed what most rock watchers have known for a while - their latest offering is destined for big things.
In their usual bashful style, the band was amazed by their five nominations, including Single of the Year for the huge radio hit On My Mind, Album of the Year for Vulture Street and Best Group.
"To be honest I am a little bit excited, I don't think any of us expected to be nominated in five categories, but we've never really expected anything from the band, so it's all a pleasant surprise," guitarist Darren Middleton said.
Amiel's debut solo release Audio Out earned the artist five nominations, including the category of Best Female Artist, in which she'll go up against Goodrem, Kylie Minogue, Renee Geyer and Sarah Blasko.
Relative newcomers The Sleepy Jackson (four nominations), Pete Murray (two nominations) and Candice Ally (one nomination) foreshadowed who the industry is likely to hear more from in coming years.
The 17th annual ARIA Music Awards will be held at the Superdome in Sydney on October 21, 2003, hosted by Rove McManus.
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Holly Valance's Trial Drags On...Originally posted by Adster@19 September 2003 - 19:45
yeah what about holly Valance
Sexy singer Holly Valance claims she sacked manager Scott Michaelson because she objected to all the raunchy photo shoots he arranged for her. Holy appeared in the single's video wearing just a body stocking, giving the impression she was completely naked - but Holly now says this is not the image she wants to put across to her fans. Holly, 20, complained about the "salacious" photo shoots in an affidavit which backed her decision to fire Michaelson, who is suing her for breach of contract and claiming A$470 000 plus 20 per cent of her new album's sales Holly has, however, admitted to police investigators that she did not object at the time to appearing in any of the steamy photo shoots, and that she also had the right to veto any pictures she did not like.
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Excuse my ignorance, but who the hell is Holly Valance?Originally posted by Celerystalksme@22 September 2003 - 08:19
Holly Valance's Trial Drags On...
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Excuse my ignorance, but who the hell is Holly Valance?Originally posted by Jibbler+22 September 2003 - 22:45--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Jibbler @ 22 September 2003 - 22:45)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Celerystalksme@22 September 2003 - 08:19
Holly Valance's Trial Drags On...
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Give me a link, the pic isn't showing up.
Edit: pic still not showing up..
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