AC/DC Plan Next Album and Tour

Guitarist Angus Young tells the Sun: "We're already planning another one. We're thinking, 'How can we ever better the Black Ice world tour?' We don't know how yet – but we will." more on this story

Steven Tyler Rips Dr. Drew's Celebrity Rehab

Aerosmith frontman turned American Idol judge Steven Tyler has some strong words about Dr. Drew Pinsky's 'Celebrity Rehab' show on Vh1.

Tyler, who has famously battled his own addictions over the year, recounts in his new autobiography, "Does the Noise in My Head Bother You?," that we was in a Los Angeles area rehab at the same time former Guns N' Roses drummer Steven Adler and Tyler alleges that Adler was "told to fake his drug stupor for the 'Celebrity Rehab,'" according to Reuters.

"They wanted him to act out his own messed-up state when he entered rehab. It was ghoulish and unreal. They gave him 30 grand for the episode, he snorted it all, crashed his car, and he ended up in jail detox," Tyler wrote. He's not done

Adler Says Axl Rose Misunderstood

(Gibson) As with all the members of Guns N' Roses' classic lineup, Steven Adler is constantly asked about the possibility of a reunion, as was the case in his recent radio interview on Southern California's KLOS. As reported on Blabbermouth, host Stew Herrera asked the current Adler's Appetite drummer if such a reunion is at all likely.

"It's really up to Axl [Rose]," Adler said. "The ball's in his court. He gets a lot of flack for… People think he doesn't care, but it's the complete opposite — he cares so much that he takes it to another level. He's a superstar."

Adler believes that the general public misunderstands Rose, who Adler says cares deeply about each and every GN'R performance. "He demands so much out of himself. There's been times we've been on stage and he's gotten so angry with himself — I know it seems crazy, and it is a little crazy — that he would leave the stage. He's such a perfectionist that if he felt like he wasn't doing his best, he would freak, he would get upset with himself. He's not mad at the world, he's just a perfectionist who gets mad at himself. But he's the greatest." more on this story

New Megadeth Coming- Behemoth's Nergal Returns to The Stage- Still Remain Reunite- Fly Maiden Ed Force One- Arcade Lauper Fire- Death Revisited- Heavy Metal Kids- more

The Day in Rock Digest for 05/09/11: Megadeth are gearing up to record their as-yet-untitled new album with producer Johnny Karkazis (Machine Head, Disturbed). The album is slated for a fall 2011 release through Roadrunner Records, with drum tracking due to begin next week. more

Behemoth frontman Nergal has made his first stage appearance since his successful battle against leukaemia. The Polish blackened metal icon guested with goth outfit Fields of the Nephilim in his home country and played the song Penetration with them. more

Iron Maiden's Ed Force One is currently being used as a passenger plane for tourists travelling between Edinburgh, complete with the band's livery. The aircraft is owned by Astreus, where singer Bruce Dickinson works as a commercial pilot when Maiden aren't in action. more

Still Remains has reformed after roughly three years after breaking up. The band has issued the following statement: "Maybe we shouldn't have called it a break-up. Maybe we needed a few years to purge the strain of having six or seven full-time roommates living in a van, and get back to having fun. When Haste The Day asked us to come back for one show none of us immediately said yes. Obviously, we eventually did. Getting together and playing those songs again in a tiny little corner-room in Mike's basement had a bigger effect than we expected. We want more... "more

Disgorge are hard at work on their fifth full-length album, "And The Weak Shall Perish", for a late 2011 release via Unique Leader Records. The band, which had been on hiatus since 2006, is recording the new CD with a lineup listed here

Arcade Fire Performs with–Wait for It–Cyndi Lauper. Check it out here

After their disbandment in 2004, fans of Southern California rockers Eve 6 have been praying that they might hear new music from the band again one day. The band took one very promising step toward that objective this week when they announced that they signed a deal with Fearless Records. more

Warner Music has been bought by a Russian billionaire – putting an end to the speculation Metallica's record label could be bought by the man who created Napster. Industrialist Len Blavatnik has paid $3.3bn in cash for the company, currently the world's third-largest music business more

Unearth's new full length, titled 'Darkness In The Light,' will hit European store shelves on June 4, 2011 through Metal Blade Records. more

Dying Fetus will release a limited edition mini-LP this summer via Relapse Records. The mini-LP, History Repeats..., marks the band's 20th anniversary and sees them covering tracks from bands who have influenced them. more

Such Gold have announced the departure of guitarist Tim Heald. Heald will be replaced by Skylar Sarkis, whose name you might recognize from Sarkis filling in for vocalist Ben Kotin as he recovers from his recent stabbing. more

Death's fourth album Human will mark its 20th anniversary with an official re-issue on June 21st in North America (June 27th internationally) via Relapse Records. Human has been entirely re-mixed by longtime Death producer Jim Morris and re-mastered by Alan Douches (Mastodon, Converge, Misfits). more

Kyuss Lives!, the project featuring three-quarters of Kyuss has announced a very special show to take place on Thursday, June 30 at club 013 in Tilburg, Holland. Dubbed "An Evening With Kyuss Lives!", the concert will feature two 90-minute sets from the band, with no support acts. more

A four pack of songs from Foo Fighters, including two off their new album, will be available beginning May 10 in the Rock Band 3 Music Store of downloadable content more

L.A. Guns/ex-Girl vocalist Phil Lewis has joined the U.K. cult band Heavy Metal Kids as the group's new frontman. more

Edguy have set "Age Of The Joker" as the title of their new album, due in August via Nuclear Blast Records. The CD was recorded at Peppermint Park studio (Scorpions, Phil Collins) in Hannover, which was previously described by the group as "a recording temple with a tremendously great-sounding room." more

On this day in 1962, The Beatles' manager Brian Epstein met with EMI producer George Martin, who signed the band a month later to record demos.

On this day in 1970, The Guess Who started a three-week run at #1 on the U.S. singles chart with "American Woman" – it was the group's sixth top 30 hit and only chart topper. The song was born by accident when guitarist Randy Bachman was playing a heavy riff on stage after breaking a string. The other members joined in on the jam. A fan in the audience who had recorded the gig presented the tape to the group after the show. The band later developed the impromptu jam into a full song.

On this day in 1988, Prince released his tenth album, Lovesexy, which many retailers refused to carry because of the Prince's nudity on the album's cover. Find out what else happened on this date in music history here

Coheed and Cambria Plotting Next Move

(Gibson) Coheed and Cambria are currently on tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of the recording of their first album, The Second Stage Turbine Blade (recorded in 2001, but released in 2002). The tour features a three-hour set spotlighting their debut CD.

"It's a real ode to our fans, our hardcore fans," guitarist Travis Stever told Billboard. "It's one of the better shows we've gone out with in a really long time. We're always ready to stimulate the ears and the eyes, but on this one we wanted to make it really special."

As for the group's next creative endeavor, Stever said the ideas are already flying around Camp Coheed. "I think there's a lot of ideas floating around – nothing set in stone, which there shouldn't be yet," he said. "Claudio has written quite a few songs that he doesn't know what they're going to be for. They could be Coheed. I've been working on stuff, everybody's working on music constantly, so there's ideas all over the place. Once we get together as a band and work those ideas out, we'll see what happens. I have a feeling whatever the band decides to do, it's going to be great." more on this story

Metallica's Yankee Promise

(Gibson) When the Big Four announced their upcoming date at Yankee Stadium on September 14, undoubtedly the first thing that came to mind for many Yankees fans was "Enter Sandman."

The 1991 Metallica classic has been a staple of Yankees games for years, heralding the entrance of the greatest relief pitcher of all time, Mariano Rivera. Lest fans be worried the band might leave the song off the set list, James Hetfield has appeared in a new video on the Yankees homepage to set their minds at ease.

In the video, Hetfield says, "Hold on, Mo. Hey, Yankee fans. This is James here from Metallica. And we know that 'Enter Sandman' over the last decade has been played here in the Bronx because of #42. Now is your chance to hear it live, here, in your house."

The Big Four also released a trailer for the concert last week, which can be seen right here

Iron Maiden Set Release Date

(Gibson) A few months ago, Iron Maiden announced that a new best-of compilation would be released this Spring. Now, EMI have confirmed that From Fear to Eternity: The Best of 1990-2010 will be available starting June 6.

The two-CD set includes material all the way up through 2010's The Final Frontier album, and follows another Maiden collection, 2008's Somewhere Back in Time: The Best of 1980-89.

In addition to songs plucked from Brave New World and A Matter of Life and Death, the collection will feature some live recordings. Tracklisting

Steven Van Zandt Returning To The Mafia

(Gibson) Actor, DJ and of course, Bruce Springsteen's trusted guitar player, Steven Van Zandt is about to embark on a new acting job in Norwegian crime TV series, Lillyhammer.

As an actor Van Zandt is best known as Silvio Dante in The Sopranos. Speaking from Norway, he recently told the Daily Record: "The Sopranos was one of those things. We had a really good run and you couldn't be too sad about it. I mean, we did seven seasons in 10 years and 10 years is a big chunk of your life. "It was probably time to move on. I wouldn't have, of course. I would have played that gangster for the rest of my life. I loved that character. In fact, I loved it so much, I took this other job playing a gangster here in Norway."

Van Zandt explained the outline of his character. "I play a New York gangster who goes into the witness protection program and chooses Lillehammer, Norway," he said. "It was such a good idea because Norway is a very straight place. It is a real monoculture of five million people." more on this story

Singled Out: Oh No Fiasco's Stand In Lover

Today Colin Cunnigham from dance rockers Oh No Fiasco tells us about "Stand In Lover" from their brand new self-titled album which hits stores tomorrow! Here is the story:

The musical idea actually happened after a writing session one afternoon. We were all just lounging around, some of us getting ready to leave for the night, and Seth started with this sort of minor tapping riff. We all got up and went right back to our instruments and hammered out the core essentials of the song in about an hour and a half. It was one of the first songs we wrote that gave more of a sexy dance ambiance, and we wanted to create the lyrical content around the same energy that we had felt with the music.

The lyrics portray a very independent and sensual individual who is out to have a good time, and follows her through the course of the evening. It's the epitome of sensuality and ultimately sexuality, and describes the transience of both.

I think that the ebb and flow of the music builds a fun yet dark and ominous canvas for the lyrics to paint over. The song takes you for a journey and tugs at your emotions in a number of ways.

Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, listen for yourself and learn more about the album right here!

Meat Loaf, John Rich, Lil Jon and Mark McGrath Plan Celebrity Apprentice Charity Song

(Gibson) Meat Loaf, John Rich, Lil Jon and Mark McGrath, who all appear on the most recent season of the Celebrity Apprentice NBC TV series, have recorded a song for charity.

The Daily Express reports that proceeds from sales of the song "Standing in the Storm" will go to the different charities supported by the competitors on the Apprentice show.

The track will be released as a download via iTunes.com today, Monday, May 9. more on this story

Black Country Communion Giving Away New Song

(Gibson) With the sophomore album by Black Country Communion, titled 2, set for release next month, the English-American supergroup have announced the release of their first single, "The Outsider." The track is available for free download here

The group features the talents of bassist and vocalist Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple, Trapeze, Black Sabbath), blues-rock guitarist (and Gibson signature artist) Joe Bonamassa, drummer Jason Bonham (Led Zeppelin), and keyboardist Derek Sherinian (Dream Theater).

"On 2, you can hear the band own their music, own their sound, and it is an astonishing musical group unlike any other and they are absolutely the kings of their genre," says producer Kevin Shirley. "I wanted to explore more of the Bonham sound and more importantly each member of the band gets a unique opportunity to shine, but it has the distinct sound that is BCC." more on this story

Rage Against The Machine Deny New Album Plans

(Rock News Desk) Rage Against the Machine are not working on an album, and have no current plans to do so, says guitarist Tom Morello.

His comment comes after a number of hints from frontman Zack de la Rocha in recent months that a recording project was underway, or at least being discussed.

Rage returned to the spotlight two years after their reunion when a Facebook campaign took them to number one in the UK's Christmas single chart, beating X-Factor gameshow winner Joe McElderry to the coveted slot. more on this story

Rex Brown No Longer in Down

(Rock News Desk) Rex Brown says he won't return to metal supergroup Down because he's concentrating on new band Kill Devil Hill – but it's not clear whether he's told his former bandmates he won't be back.

Down, featuring fellow ex-Pantera man Phil Anselmo, Corrosion of Conformity's Pepper Keenan and Crowbar members Kirk Windstein and Jimmy Bower, are currently touring with Crowbar bass player Pat Bruders temporarily replacing Brown.

Keenan was recently asked if Brown was still a member of the band and replied: "I don't know what to say – we've given him an ultimatum." But it seems the bassist has rejected their move – he tells Metal Assault: "Kill Devil Hill is it. I'm not doing any Down. This is my devotion right here – there's no side gigs or anything else that's going on. This is what it's going to be about for the future." more on this story

Avenged Sevenfold Premiere Not So Far Away

We received the following word from Avenged Sevenfold: The band will premiere the video for their current single "So Far Away" tomorrow, May 10th on MTV, MTV2, MTVu, and MTV.com.

The video is a tribute to the band's late drummer Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan and celebrates the long-time friendship the band members have shared since forming Avenged Sevenfold in Huntington Beach, CA, in 1999.

The video was directed by Wayne Isham, who has directed videos for such artists as Metallica, Mötley Crüe, Megadeth, and Def Leppard, among many others. more on this story

Michael Stipe Tried To Save Kurt Cobain's Life

(Gibson) Michael Stipe has revealed that he "reached out to" Kurt Cobain with a proposed musical collaboration, in an effort to save Cobain's life.

Speaking to Interview magazine, the R.E.M. frontman said: "I knew him and his daughter. And Courtney [Love] came and stayed at my house. R.E.M. worked on two records in Seattle and Peter Buck lived next door to Kurt and Courtney. So we all knew each other. I reached out to him with that project as an attempt to prevent what was going to happen."

Cobain initially agreed to the project, but he backed out at the last minute. "I sent him a plane ticket and a driver," Stipe said, "and he tacked the plane ticket to the wall in the bedroom and the driver sat outside the house for 10 hours. Kurt wouldn't come out and wouldn't answer the phone."

Stipe went on to say he didn't feel it was his place to "get on a plane and go to Seattle." more on this story

Experience Hendrix on Lopez Tonight

Some of the key players from this month's upcoming Experience Hendrix Tour are going to preview their Jimi Hendrix-style version of "All Along The Watchtower" on Lopez Tonight, tonight May 9th.

"G.Lo" welcomes Jonny Lang, Aerosmith's Brad Whitford, Chris Layton of Stevie Ray Vaughan's Double Trouble, Mato Nanji of Indigenous and Sacred Steel's Chuck Campbell to his TBS talker that airs at 12 midnight/11 PM Central.

Check out a performance from an all-star group that could have only come together to celebrate the legacy of Jimi Hendrix. more on this story

The Beatles Inspired The End of Seinfeld

(Gibson) Jerry Seinfeld recently appeared on the SiriusXM program, Come to Papa, hosted by fellow comedian Tom Papa. Among the topics discussed was Seinfeld's decision to end his hit TV series at the height of its popularity. Seinfeld said that his inspiration for shutting down the hit show after just nine seasons was a surprisingly musical one.

"The Beatles ended too soon for me, and it was also nine years," said Seinfeld. "That hunger for The Beatles has lasted my whole life. Whenever a Beatles song comes on the radio I reach for the volume and turn it up, because I still haven't gotten enough of them. That was really how I made the decision."

Seinfeld said that urge to leave the crowd wanting more can be found in another musical source, as well. "Somebody said to me, that's what makes Mark Knopfler such an amazing guitarist. He doesn't play quite as much as you want him to. You know, you just want him to play more, and he doesn't. You know? And that's what makes you love it." more on this story

The Flaming Lips New Release Coming in A Gummy Skull

(Gibson) The Flaming Lips recently recorded video and audio of a performance of their 1999 album The Soft Bulletin – one of Gibson.com's Top 50 Albums of the '90s.

The Oklahoma City rockers performed as SUNY Fredonia campus in upstate New York, because long-running collaborator Dave Fridmann is a professor there, according to Consequence of Sound.

So when is the live release coming out? Well, pretty soon – although you'll have to eat through a gummy skull in order to get to it. Yes, The Soft Bulletin: Live La Fantastique de Institution 2011 will be included in a USB drive that is contained within a gummy skull. more on this story

Queensryche Explain New Album

(hennemusic) Queensryche will mark their 30th anniversary with the release of "Dedicated To Chaos" on June 28 in North America.

"Modern life moves fast," commented frontman Geoff Tate about the album. "Plug into the rhythm of the now with our 12th studio album, 'Dedicated to Chaos.' It's a clash and slash of musical experimentation anchored by the pulse of digital code. Enjoy – headphones are a must."

"It's kind of like an 'Empire' record set 25 years in the future," Tate recently told Paul Anthony of U.K.'s Rock Radio. "It's a very listenable record, I think. I think people will find it interesting to listen to on headphones, especially. There's a lot going on with it. And there's definitely an emphasis on the rhythm section. Eddie [Jackson, bass] and Scott [Rockenfield, drums] have written a lot of the songs on this particular record, so it really showcases what they do, which is something very special. This record is definitely a boundary-pusher in a lot of respects, I think. It's always difficult to describe music; it's better to experience it. So I'll let people hear it and make up their own minds." more on this story

More Neal Morse Testimony

Some big news for Neal Morse Fans: Some stories are left unfinished. Sometimes the best part is what happens after the tale's end. Nearly a decade ago, Neal Morse released his landmark autobiographical progressive rock epic, Testimony. Now, he returns with an extraordinary cast of musicians to tell the rest of the story in Testimony 2. And he's saved the best for last.

Picking up where he left off on Testimony, the sequel begins with Neal in the mid-'90s when his band, Spock's Beard, begins to experience unexpected success. Neal sings about their glory days in "Time Changer" and the original band members join in. It's a vocal extravaganza in their classic style and an extraordinary moment.

The album goes on to tell of Morse's daughter, Jayda, being born with a heart defect. Her miraculous healing has an unexpected impact on Neal, with repercussions that reverberate throughout the album. more on this story

Paul McCartney To Wed Again

(Gibson) After a four-year courtship, Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell are going to get married. According to People.com, a source close to Shevell said: "Nancy and Paul are getting married. Ring and all – very exciting."

Britian's Daily Mail said that McCartney's daughter Stella is "absolutely thrilled" at the news. McCartney began dating the 51-year-old New York businesswoman in 2007, while his divorce from second wife Heather Mills was in process.

This will be McCartney's third marriage. He was married to American photographer Linda Eastman from 1969 until her death from cancer in 1998. He then married British model Heather Mills in 2002. They divorced in 2008. more on this story

Indie West Fest To Feature Cracker, Camper Van Beethoven, Redd Kross and more

The first-ever Indie West Fest will take place Saturday, June 4 at the Ventura County Fairgrounds, San Buenaventura CA, from 11am to 6pm PST.

The event will feature four stages and more than 30 bands including Cracker/Camper Van Beethoven, Redd Kross, Three Bad Jacks, Jetstream (teenaged rockers on tour with STP), Gram Rabbit, Giant Drag, Old Man Markley, The Ettes, Powerflex5 (feat. Corey Miller) and Rooney's Taylor Locke & The Roughs.

Says Indie West Fest organizer Michael Jones, "Indie West Fest showcases established artists alongside emerging creative artists to celebrate the indie movement here on the west coast, and at one of the most beautiful and accessible venues in southern California." more on this story

Slash Homecoming A Sellout

(hennemusic) Who says you can't go home? Don't try that one on Slash, as his "homecoming" gig in the Midlands region of England this summer sold out in less than two hours.

StaffsLive reports tickets went on sale at 9 a.m. Friday morning (May 6) for the July 24 concert at the Victoria Hall in Stoke-on-Trent, the town where Slash was raised.

Over 1,500 fans will attend the show, which marks Slash's first-ever concert in his hometown. more on this story

One Without Release Pretender Video

One Without have released a new music video for their song "Pretender" from the album "Sweet Relief" that was released on the 29th of April 2011.

The video was filmed and edited by Markus Mönttinen and co-edited by Roberd Palm. Check it out here

Since the release of "Thoughts Of A Secluded Mind", the debut album by One Without, which was released by Lifeforce Records in 2009, the band has been touring with Evergrey, Katatonia and The Genitorturers, shared stages with bands like Soulfly, Epica, Doro, Krypteria, Paradise Lost, Carpark North, and All Ends, performed at festivals, performed live in Swedish national radio, received tons of great reviews and has been interviewed and featured in numerous magazines and radio shows all over the world.

Sick Puppies Deluxe

(EMI) Sick Puppies will release Tri-Polar Deluxe on May 17 as a follow up to its 2009 sophomore LP, Tri-Polar.

The new deluxe version will include songs from Tri Polar, Polar Opposite (a mini-album of re-imagined unplugged selections), three B-Sides and one unreleased track.

To coincide with its release Hulu will be launching their 'Polar Opposite Sessions' May 17. more on this story

Dave Grohl Forever A Foo Fighter

(Gibson) Foo Fighters main man Dave Grohl has been talking to Music Week magazine this week about a variety of topics including his musical beginnings.

"I didn't take lessons to learn how to play guitar," he said. "I have a chord book and figured out to read the simple chord charts and I had The Beatles' Anthology and put on those greatest hits records and played along all day long. That's kinda where I learned how to play guitar but that's also where I learned to understand basic composition: verse, chorus, verse, arrangement. I started playing guitar when I was about 10 and I started the drums when I was maybe about 13/14; even with the drums I just learned how to play on a bed – I didn't have a drum set I just had pillows – and would listen to records and play along. I don't play conventional chords, sometimes I'll write riffs, ... [sighs] I won't look at the fret board as a scale... it's hard for me to even talk about because I just don't even know how to explain it."

Grohl also said that, despite performing with numerous bands over the years, he always comes back to the Foo Fighters. "The Foo Fighters is more than a band to me," he said. "The Foo Fighters is a family of friends, musicians and crew who have been together 16/17 years and when I go out and play with someone like John Paul Jones I am in awe of him as a musical presence. And I feel blessed that I have the opportunity to jam with one of my heroes. But there's always the Foo Fighters in the back of my mind, and in my heart, I can't ever let the Foo Fighters go. I can't not be in this band." more on this story

No More Baby Elvis

(Gibson) For the first time since the '50s, the name Elvis is not among the top 1,000 baby names in America.

BBC News reports that 2010 was the first year that the name Elvis failed to make the list since 1954. In 1957, Elvis came in at #312 on the top 1,000 list.

Elvis has been toppled by names like Jacob and Isabella that came out on top of the list for male and female names in 2009 and 2010. Jacob and Isabella topped the list for the second year in a row, the Social Security Administration said. more on this story

Scelerata Issue Studio Update

(Submitted) Scelerata are working on their third album, which is being partially recorded in Germany at Twilight Hall Studios, studio owned by Blind Guardian, and being produced by Charlie Bauerfeind (Helloween, Blind Guardian, Rage, Saxon, Halford, Hammerfall, Motörhead).

In April 24th the drummer Francis Cassol and the guitarist Renato Osorio flew to Germany. Check out below a few comments about the recording process.

"We are in Twilight Hall Studios, Germany, for the past days, working in Charlie Bauerfeind's pace. His way of work is to exhaust the drummer, playing around 4 hours a day, extracting the maximum of strength and accuracy until we achieve the desired result, unlike of I always recorded so far, recording 3 or 4 songs per day in long recording sessions. No wonder that the drum sound of his works always sounds amazing, and we can really feel the drummer giving everything he has to the song. more on this story

Dan Hubbard To Deliver The Love Show

(Fantastic) Dan Hubbard is set to release his newest effort, The Love Show on May 24th, preceded by the single, "The Last Time You See Me"

Songwriter, singer and guitarist Dan Hubbard has been releasing music from his home base of Normal, Illinois for close to ten years.

Throughout that time, flying under the radar, Hubbard has managed to sell 10,000 albums, tour to both coasts (profitably!), average over 125 performances a year and land on the Americana Music Association's radio charts. more on this story

Lords of Acid Fans Helping With New Album

(Speak Easy) Lords of Acid, fronted by Praga Khan, is taking fan interaction to an entirely new level by working directly with fans on song themes and ultimately picking a listener suggested album title.

The concept came from Khan himself who is an unwavering believer in fan interaction as is evidenced by his recently launched crowd funded SonicAngel label group. While Khan has always sought fan opinion, technology had not allowed him to previously look outside his circle of friends and band mates when the band released their last full-length album, 2001's Farstucker.

With the advent of Facebook (facebook.com/lordsofacid) and Twitter (twitter.com/lordsofacidband), Khan has been able to speak directly with listeners and incorporate their ideas. more on this story

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