Pink Floyd Reunite

Gilmour's appearance wasn't announced – during the song Comfortably Numb a spotlight revealed his presence on the elaborate stage set, and the pair duetted on vocals before Waters left his ex-colleague to play a guitar solo. more on this story

Sebastian Bach Arrested

(Rock News Desk) Sebastian Bach has been arrested again. The troubled singer was pulled over by police in Monmouth County, New Jersey, early on Tuesday morning, following a minor traffic violation.

Cops searched his car and found less than 50 grams of cannabis and drug paraphernalia. He spent a few hours behind bars before being released, and will face trial in the coming months.

It's the second time in six months the former Skid Row frontman has been jailed. In November he found himself behind bars after a bar brawl. more on this story

Roger Daltrey Bringing The Who's Tommy To America

(Gibson) After premiering his solo version of The Who's legendary rock opera Tommy at The Royal Albert Hall, London, in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust, Roger Daltrey is now taking it to North America.

On the trek, Daltrey will be backed by will be Frank Simes (guitar), Scott Deavours (drums), Jon Button (bass), Loren Gold (keyboards) and, also on guitar, Simon Townshend (younger brother of Pete).

Pete Townshend is not involved but gave his best wishes in a statement: "Great to see Roger performing Tommy with his band in 2011. I will be there in spirit and Roger has my complete and most loving support. Roger is touring his unique concert version of Tommy using his faithful presentation of the original work as the backbone for a set of wider material. It is wonderful to hear the way Roger and his new band re-interpret the old Who songs." more on this story

Avenged Sevenfold Tribute The Rev In New Video

(Gibson) Avenged Sevenfold's new music video for their latest single, "So Far Away," is a tribute to late drummer Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan, who died in December of 2009 from an unintentional overdose of prescription drugs.

The song, which appears on the band's current full-length Nightmare, is a "very personal goodbye" to Sullivan, states a press release from the group.

"This video is a raw and emotional tribute to Avenged Sevenfold's late drummer Jimmy 'The Rev' Sullivan and celebrates the long-time friendship the band members have shared since forming A7X in Huntington Beach, CA, in 1999," the release reads. "The video was directed by Wayne Isham, who has directed videos for such artists as Metallica, Megadeth, and Def Leppard, among many others. The heartfelt quality of the video is in keeping with the emotional resonance of the song, a very personal goodbye to Sullivan that appears on the band's album Nightmare." Check it out here

Metallica Involved Movie Hits Theaters Today

(Gibson) Metallica rarely allow the use of their songs in movies, but the metal band digs a new independent feature called Hesher so much, they've granted the filmmakers use of some of the band's music.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who plays the lead role, recently explained he based much of his character's performance on late Metallica bass player Cliff Burton, who died when Metallica's tour bus crashed during a tour in Sweden in 1986. Gordon-Levitt was shocked when Metallica recognized the similarities without giving them prior warning.

"They dug the movie. It was a real honor and I took a lot of inspiration for this character from the basis of some of their early albums, this guy named Cliff Burton, who played on Master of Puppets and Ride the Lightning," Gordon-Levitt said, reports Blabbermouth.net. "And when the band saw it, they were like, 'You know what?! He reminds us of Cliff,' and we didn't even tell them that's what we were going for. And they let us use their songs and I was actually moved because I grew up headbanging to Metallica."

Movie co-star Rainn Wilson of The Office added to how Metallica's music enhanced the film, calling Metallica, "The Beatles of heavy metal." more on this story

System of a Down Back in Action

(Gibson) After a five-year hiatus, System of a Down played the first show of their reunion tour this week at Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta. The concert, played in front of 14,000 fans, was the kick-off of their international tour, which will culminate in a headlining performance at the U.K.'s Download Festival in June.

Drummer John Dolmayan is opening up about the band's time off, explaining that while the break enabled members to pursue solo projects (Scars on Broadway, Indicator), those side shows were no substitute for playing in System of a Down.

"I'm not opposed to side projects and stuff, but ultimately this is our band," the drummer told Straight.com. "This is what people are interested in, what people want to hear, and this is what I want to play. I really enjoyed doing the Scars album and touring with Scars, but Scars is Scars. System of a Down is, in my opinion, the true love of everyone in the band – all four of us." more on this story

Ozzfest Not To Be

(RockAAA) It's official: there will be no Ozzfest in 2011. "No, [there will be no Ozzfest] this year," says Ozzy. "I just finished a lengthy arena tour of the U.S., so I've decided to tour Europe this summer instead."

This marks the second time in three years that Ozzfest has gone dark. Ozzfest 2010 was a short run of 6 shows, featuring Ozzy, Motley Crue, Halford, Devildriver and Nonpoint.

There was no Ozzfest in 2009, while the 2008 edition was a one-day event in Dallas, Texas, with Ozzy, Metallica, Apocalyptica, and others. more on this story

Steven Tyler Releases Solo Video- Queen In The Studio- New Found Glory- Corey Taylor- LimeWire To Pay Over 100 Million- more

The Day in Rock Digest for 05/13/11: We have a really short one for you today... Steven Tyler released a music video in support of his new solo single "(It) Feels So Good" during the May 12 result show of "American Idol". Check it out here

During the week of May 30th, Queen legends Brian May and Roger Taylor will be guests on In The Studio talking about the Queen (1973), Queen II (1974), Sheer Heart Attack (1974) remasters more

The lineup for this year's Austin City Limits is being unveiled in an interesting way... more

New Found Glory announced that their upcoming album will be titled Radiosurgery. Guitarist Chad Gilbert explained the title, saying that the album is more focused on moving past old relationships. more

Slipknot / Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor has announced three upcoming events in The UK to promote the forthcoming release of his book Seven Deadly Sins, which is due out July 12th more

Initial dates for the The All Stars 2011 Tour, featuring Emmure, Alesana, and many others, have been announced. more

The operators of LimeWire agreed to pay record companies $105 million, ending a federal trial over copyright infringement damages owed by the once popular but now defunct file-sharing service. more

Destruction Of A King will be touring in throughout June. more

On this day in 1967, The Monkees' second album, More of The Monkees, went to #1 on the U.K. charts. In 1967, only four albums reached #1: The Sound of Music, which spent 17 weeks at #1; The Beatles' Sgt.Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, 25 weeks at #1; and The Monkees' first and second albums, nine weeks at #1.

On this day in 1989, Bon Jovi went to #1 on the U.S. singles chart with "I'll Be There For You," the group's fourth U.S. #1, and a #18 hit in the U.K.

On this day in 1996, Oasis became the fastest-selling group in U.K. history after all 330,000 tickets for their summer shows sold out in just nine hours. The tickets for shows at Knebworth and Loch Lomand were priced at £22.50. Find out what else happened on this date in music history here

Singled Out: Anchored's Last Night

Today Brandan from Anchored tells us about their new single "Last Night" from their recent album "Listen To This". Here is the story:

I remember writing Last Night like it was yesterday. It was the last song I wrote for the album "Listen to This" and on the "Last Night" of the writing sessions. That's where I got the title and then developed the story around the name.

The song is about meeting a girl at a bar the night before but not just as cut and dry as that. Our video for the song captures the deeper meaning. In the dating world you have millions of different options but I chose to pick the final two. For example, you meet two different people on the same night and you don't know what baggage they have hidden in their back pocket if any at all. It's the ol saying "do you turn right or left'. In this case one girl likes to go on walks in the park, going out for ice cream, wants to start a family etc. The other girl likes to party, and do so in every place the other girl likes the brady bunch route. Kids aren't in her picture and doing shots and going wild is. Now, neither are bad depending on what you want. To each their own. It's kind of split down the middle. Some guys might want the more tame chick, and others might just want the "bad girl". In the video you can see both options in plain sight. Now you never find out who the guy chooses but that's simply because I leave it up to you and yours to pick which one gets "singled out" haha.

There are some lines of the song that remind me of my past dating times. I was more into the party and good times at first. Lines like "I got out of bed and shook my head, forgot every single word I said" is pretty self explanatory and happened a few times haha. You can get wrapped up in it as well, as in the line "the next day but the same old scene". After all that I was lucky enough to find my one and "she's got a heart that's naked, so tough that I can't break it", "look what she's done to me, I've told everyone." haha The heart that's naked just means open. I think my favorite line in the song is "when I closed my eyes she was long gone", simply because it's so true and happens every night somewhere in the world. Mostly to girls that get taken advantage of but it happens to guys as well. You meet somewhere, have some drinks, hear the right things, end up back at your place or theirs, do some #$%@^&*, pass out, and wake up alone. They get what they want and then are out of there. Obviously that's not the person you want or maybe it is on some mornings after a bottle of jager and a case of beer hahaa. So to those of you out there in the dating world…here's your theme song…good luck! and thanx for taking the time to read this.

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

Rival Sons Deliver The Rock With New Video

Some are calling them this generation's answer to Led Zeppelin, decide for yourself as you watch Rival Sons new music video for the title track to their forthcoming album, 'Pressure and Time'.

The new album, Pressure & Time, is due to be released on June 20th in Europe and July 26th in North America.

Rival Sons drummer Michael Miley comments on the video: "I'm so fired up for the release of the 'Pressure and Time' video, which is the first single off our new album. We filmed this baby in about two days at about 23 different locations. Though it was fun as hell, loading and unloading 23 times was worse than moving into my apartment!!" Check it out here

Ben Harper Announces Tour and TV Appearances

Ben Harper has announced a summer North American headlining tour and several television appearances.

The tour will kick off on August 25 at The Warfield in San Francisco, CA and include a show at Terminal 5 in New York City (October 1) and a two-night stand at Washington, DC's 9:30 Club (October 4 and 5).

Harper will celebrate the May 17 release of his new album, Give Till It's Gone, with a series of national television appearances. He'll perform the collection's first single, "Rock N' Roll Is Free," on "Late Show with David Letterman" on May 18 and follow the taping with a live multi-platform concert at New York's Ed Sullivan Theater. more on this story

Mike Portnoy's Dream Theater Mistake

(Rock News Desk) Mike Portnoy admitted to Dream Theater that quitting the band had been a mistake, says keyboardist Jordan Rudess. But when he asked to rejoin it was too late – they'd already replaced him with new drummer Mike Mangini.

Portnoy astonished the band and fans by quitting last September while he was on tour with Avenged Sevenfold. They auditioned seven sticksmen before settling on Mangini in December. Once he'd been given the job Portnoy asked if he could come back.

Rudess tells Music Radar: "When Mike told us he was leaving I sat on the steps of my studio and cried. This is a guy who's a friend of mine, who we all love and admire. We didn't want to see everything come crashing down. The whole thing brought me to tears." more on this story

Crosby and Nash Live HD TV Special

HDNet have announced a special LIVE concert event featuring David Crosby (The Byrds/ CSN) and Graham Nash (The Hollies/ CSN), from a stop on their current Crosby-Nash tour. "Crosby-Nash: In Concert" will air Sunday May 22 at 7:30 p.m. ET with an encore presentation the same evening.

Singer-songwriters David Crosby and Graham Nash have been harmonizing ever since Crosby, Stills & Nash formed in 1968. In addition to making music with CSN and CSN&Y, an ongoing element of their collaboration is recording and performing as a duo. That two-man configuration is celebrated in this concert event and with the launch of Crosby and Nash's new independent label - Blue Castle Records, distributed by ADA and ADA Global - with digital and vinyl versions of Another Stoney Evening which was re-issued March 22 of this year.

Broadcast live from the Palace Theatre in Stamford, Connecticut, this legendary rock duo will perform many songs from their extensive catalogue, including "Long Time Gone," "Marrakesh Express," "Almost Cut My Hair," and "Our House." Their magical vocal harmonies will evoke the excitement of 40 years of rock history in this one-of-a-kind performance. Don't miss this landmark concert, only on HDNet! Check out a special all access piece

Lost Rory Gallagher Album To Be Released Next Week

Eagle Rock will release Rory Gallagher's lost 1978 studio album as a special 2-CD set called Notes from San Francisco, next Tuesday May 17. Here is the background: The story goes that Jimi Hendrix was once asked what it was like to be the greatest guitarist in the world, to which he replied, "I don't know, go ask Rory Gallagher!"

Rory Gallagher (1948-1995) is simply one of the all-time guitar greats. Slash, The Edge, Brian May, Johnny Marr, Janick Gers, Ritchie Blackmore, Glenn Tipton and Vivian Campbell have all said it. Since practically inventing the Power Trio format in Taste (both Cream and Taste debuted in 1966), Gallagher's music has stood the test of time and he's as popular now as he ever was, his influence gargantuan.

The story of Rory's lost San Francisco album actually starts in Japan. In November 1977, after a grueling six-month world tour, the band flew straight from their last show in Japan to San Francisco to begin working on a new album with famed American producer Elliot Mazer (who worked on Neil Young's Harvest, Big Brother & The Holding Company's Cheap Thrills and The Band's The Last Waltz). Mazer recalls the sessions grew "tense," as Gallagher thought the mixing process "too complicated." By the end of January 1978, he had shelved the whole record and broke up his band of the past five years. more on this story

Phish Box Set

Phish: Live In Utica Box Set will feature 2-DVD's and 2-CD's and will be released nationwide on May 24th. The box set presents three hours of Phish in an intimate venue.

Here is the synopsis: On October 20, 2010 Phish played their first ever show in Utica in the heart of the Mohawk Valley. Utica Memorial Auditorium is a hockey arena with a capacity of about 5,700 and a design very similar to another round room and favorite Empire State Phish venue, Madison Square Garden.

Utica was the smallest venue on Phish's fall tour and the atmosphere was charged with electricity - the music was swinging, inspired and transcendent with a crowd that rose to the occasion. One clever fan even went so far as to craft a "Guyutica" sign that no doubt helped shape the night's events. more on this story

Glenn Hughes Went Undercover For Cocaine

(Rock News Desk) Glenn Hughes admits his cocaine addiction took him "to the edge of the cliff of insanity" and led him to hide in Amsterdam under an assumed name while he struggled to put his life in order.

The singer and bassist reveals the story in his biography, which he says took five years to complete because he needed that long to prepare for being fully honest.

"In the 70s and 80s I was a very notorious cocaine addict. I was one of the first rock stars to become, 'Oh, Glenn Hughes, he's a cocaine addict.'," Hughes tells FaceCulture. "I disappeared for a while in the 90s. Nobody knew where I was and I didn't tell anybody. People thought I was on a boat in the Mediterranean, but I wasn't. I was basically being another person under another name, being completely isolated – and it almost killed me." more on this story

Dispatch Return with New Music and Tour

(SpinLab) Dispatch, who are currently in rehearsals for their first national concert tour in nearly 10 years, which kicks off on June 3rd at Red Rocks Amphitheatre just outside of Denver, announced today that they will release an EP of all new music this coming Tuesday, May 17th. The EP marks the first time the band has released new music for sale in over a decade.

The self-titled EP will be available on the band's website, www.dispatchmusic.com, through iTunes and other online retailers, and will also be available for purchase on the road during the band's highly anticipated summer tour. The band gave fans a preview of one of the EP's tracks, "Melon Bend," with a rousing performance of the song on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon late last month.

The full track listing for the six-track Dispatch EP, which was produced by Peter Katis (The National, Interpol) is: 1. Melon Bend 2. Con Man
3. Valentine 4. Beto 5. Broken American 6. Turn This Ship Around

If the band's successful work on the EP in Katis' Bridgeport, Connecticut recording studio this spring is any indication, Dispatch fans everywhere can anticipate more new music in early 2012 in the form of a full length studio album, the band's first since the release of the band's last studio album Who Are We Living For in 2000.

Dispatch's summer tour begins on June 3rd with a three night stand at Red Rocks in Colorado and culminates on June 26th with a three night appearance at their hometown TD Garden in Boston. more on this story

Switchfoot Announce 7th Annual Bro-Am

Switchfoot's 7th Annual Bro-Am is set to take place on Saturday, June 18th, at Moonlight Beach in Encinitas, CA.

The surf contest/beach concert is the centerpiece in a weekend full of activities conceived by Switchfoot to give back to their local community and benefit the San Diego and Oceanside chapters of StandUp For Kids (www.standupforkids.org), a national nonprofit volunteer outreach organization dedicated to making a difference in the lives of at-risk, homeless and street kids. The line-up for the concert will be announced soon.

Since its inception in 2005, the Bro-Am has raised more than $400,000 for San Diego-based children's charities. Last year's event was the most successful to date, drawing over 7,500 attendees and raising more than $135,000 for the local chapters of StandUp For Kids. While admission to the beach event is free, funds will be raised at an Auction Night Soiree (set for June 16 at a private residence), sponsorships, beach vendors and an after-party held on the evening of June 18th at the Belly Up Tavern in nearby Solana Beach (tickets on sale next week). more on this story

Rare Scorpions with Uli Jon Roth Hits The Web

(The Metal Den) TMD has obtained rare concert audio of legendary German metal act Scorpions.

The clip features guitar hero Uli Jon Roth, performing "Speedy's Coming" live at Festhalle, Zweibrucken, Germany on 4/12/1976 during the legendary Virgin Killer Tour.

On January 24, 2010, after four and a half decades performing, the group announced that they will be retiring after touring in support of their new album Sting in the Tail. Check it out

Anthrax Talk Scott Ian Replacement and New Album

(Gibson) Anthrax guitarist Rob Caggiano said it's going to be weird when the band tours this summer without band founder, guitarist and figurehead Scott Ian. Scott's taking some time off because he and his wife are expecting a child. Sepultura guitarist Andreas Kisser will be filling in.

"Yeah, we've known Andreas for a long time," Caggiano told GeeksofDoom.com. "He's a great guitar player. It's definitely going to be a little strange having an Anthrax show without Scott Ian. But I think Andreas is definitely going to pull it off and it's going to be fun. I mean, it is what it is; Scott's having a baby, we've got to understand and respect that."

Caggiano also talked about the group's forthcoming album, Worship Music. "Worship Music is going to be a crushing Anthrax record. It's got all the elements," he said. "There's moments where it has the spirit of [1987's] Among the Living, at the same time it's also a progression from [2003's] We've Come For You All, certain aspects." more on this story

Keith Richards Working On X-pensive Winos Album

(Gibson) Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon Wednesday night in an interview filled with stories of drug-laden Bentleys, the Beatles-Stones rivalry and giant lemons. Among the many tales, though, was a spicy tidbit about Richards' own plans for 2011.

When asked whether the Stones would be working together this year, Richards answered evasively, "I'm trying to nail them down, but I don't want to crucify them."

Fallon revealed that he had visited Richards working in a New York recording studio two weeks before. "Well, I'd got to working with [drummer] Steve Jordan with The X-pensive Winos and, you know, when inspiration hits…yeah," he enthused. Richards went on to say that a new X-pensive Winos album was "starting to blossom." more on this story

The Day The Beatles Let it Be

On this day in 1970, The world premiere of The Beatles film Let it Be took place in New York City. Gibson takes a look back: Following the sessions for the "White Album," which produced legendary music but also found tensions rising to an all-time high, The Beatles planned to get back to their roots on their next recording. As it turned out, the not always smooth experience would be filmed for a documentary titled Let it Be, which made its world premiere on this day in 1970.

For the new album, Paul McCartney's idea was to leave behind all of the Sgt. Pepper-style studio tricks and make music that was stripped-down and relatively straightforward to play live. The plan was that the new album would be recorded as a live performance, and not in the studio. At this point, the band hadn't toured in two and a half years and McCartney liked the idea of going back on the road. John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr were less keen on that notion, so the plan became for The Beatles to play a single concert – perhaps in London, or on an ocean liner or in a Roman amphitheater in Africa. Rehearsals began on January 2, 1969 with no concrete plans in place.

But, before those sessions started, Dennis O'Dell, the head of Apple Films, suggested that the rehearsals be filmed for a television documentary that could serve as a companion piece to the live concert/album. To make filming easier, The Beatles set up camp at London's Twickenham Film Studios under the watchful eye of two cameras and director Michael Lindsay-Hogg (who had previously worked with the band on promotional films for "Paperback Writer," "Revolution" and other songs). more on this story

Ready Set Taking Back Sunday For Hoppus Tonight

Mark Hoppus has a big show scheduled for tonight, Friday, 5/13, at 11pm/10c on Fuse TV.

The Ready Set gets down on "Hoppus on Music" to catch up with Mark for an interview and a live performance.

Mark also chats with New York-based Taking Back Sunday about their new album.

Visit the Hoppus on Music official site more info on the show here.

Death Cab For The Lonely Forest Tour

The Lonely Forest are hitting the road with Death Cab For Cutie next week as direct support on their "Underplay" tour.

Coming on the heels of a successful nationwide tour with The Joy Formidable, the band will perform songs from their new album Arrows, out now on Trans Records.

Additionally, The Lonely Forest has confirmed a performance at Seattle's Bumbershoot Festival over Labor Day Weekend at Key Arena, just prior to joining Two Door Cinema Club on their fall tour. more on this story

Foo Fighter Would Rather Play Clubs Over Arenas

(Gibson) Foo Fighters will roll into Tulsa, Oklahoma next Tuesday to rock the 19,000-seat BOK Center, as a part of the band's massive world tour. According to guitarist Chris Shiflett, though, it might not be the best venue for a rock show.

"Rock 'n' roll should be done in clubs," Shiflett told TulsaWorld.com. "We've done lots of clubs and theaters in between all those huge shows. That's something we've always done. Lately we've just done a lot more of it."

Nevertheless, the guitarist promised fans hoping to catch the Dave Grohl and company on the Wasting Light shows, "The bigger the venue, the bigger the bombast and spectacle. We're definitely louder on this arena tour." more on this story

Many of Biffy Clyro Horror

We have some Biffy Clyro tour and new release news for you: The band has released a US deluxe single for "Many of Horror."

Available now on iTunes, it includes "Many of Horror" as well as an acoustic version of "Mountains" and two tracks previously unreleased in the US: "Paperfriend" and "Little Soldiers".

Biffy Clyro are hitting the road with Foo Fighters this month for a portion of their spring tour before making the rounds on several headlining dates and a performance at Seattle's Sasquatch Festival. more on this story

The Contortionist Announce Dates With Veil of Maya

The Contortionist have announced the addition of new tour dates with Veil of Maya to their summer touring schedule.

The short run will take the guys through Illinois and Indiana on four dates in June. The band is native to Indianapolis, IN and seldom performs live in the area, so this tour serves as an excellent and rare opportunity to witness the band in their hometown!

Later this summer, the band is scheduled to confirm several new tour dates, including stops on the rumored 'Slaughter Survivors Tour' with Conducting From The Grave. more on this story

Goo Goo Dolls' Rzeznik Live From Daryl's House

The newest installment of Live From Daryl's House will feature special guest John Rzeznik of the Goo Goo Dolls teaming up with Daryl Hall.

The show brought together Hall and Rzeznik for a day-long session that included a stellar seven song set. The two collaborated on the Goo Goo's hits, "Iris" and "Slide," both from 1998's triple-platinum Dizzy Up the Girl, with the former also appearing on the City of Angels soundtrack album, where it spent a record-breaking 18 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 Airplay charts and was nominated for three Grammys.

Daryl and Johnny also perform a pair of songs from the Goo Goo Dolls' 2010 album, Something for the Rest of Us, including "Home" and "Still Your Song." The three Daryl Hall penned numbers featured are "Did It in a Minute," a Top 10 hit from 1981's Private Eyes, "Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid," on 1984's Big Bam Boom and the rare "Want To," originally included on 1997's Marigold Sky, a co-write with the late T-Bone Wolk. more on this story

Spring Offensive For The U.S.

(Kelly Mac) Burning Building Recordings have announced the U.S. release of Spring Offensive's album, Pull Us Apart, on June 21 with the addition of one exclusive bonus track.

Spring Offensive are an exciting young band from Oxford, England, the home of internationally acclaimed acts such as Radiohead, Supergrass and Foals. From this small university town, they've established themselves firmly on the national scene with their endless touring schedule and high intensity live shows. And now, with the help of Burning Building Recordings, the band is ready to leap across the Atlantic to the USA to share their distinctive sound to the masses.

"Burning Building is exactly the kind of record label that we want to be releasing our music; their ethos and their roster is perfectly suited to us. 'Pull Us Apart' was the first thing we really did as a band, so it's a great place for people to discover us," says lead vocalist Lucas Whitworth. "We're pretty stoked, to be honest. We're excited about what we can achieve together. Hopefully we can make disgusting amounts of money, and retire to a small island in the Pacific. That last part was not entirely serious." more on this story

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