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The DL show loves you. OK, maybe that's not entirely true. We just really like you. Or at least like like you. Whatever ... more >

The DL show loves you. OK, maybe that's not entirely true. We just really like you. Or at least like like you. Whatever it is, we definitely have your best interests at heart, as does Hieroglyphics and Gorillaz superstar Del the Funkee Homosapien. The proof is in the following public service announcement for anyone thinking of getting a ... gift ... for their ... um ... member. We're not sure who this Prince Albert fellow was, but he's certainly left his mark, and Del wants to make sure you know how to take care of his legacy. Enjoy, you modern primitives, you! < less

Welcome to the second installment of The DL Show's 'In One Minute' series. This one -- we swear -- doesn't involve Pete ... more >

Welcome to the second installment of The DL Show's 'In One Minute' series. This one -- we swear -- doesn't involve Pete Wentz, you whiney emo bitches. Rather, this installment gives the incredibly ambiguous term "indie" the animated treatment. We were going to record the audio on a Tascam four track and write about it in our zine (Kinko's RULZ!), but we thought we'd give this new Internet fad a try. Al Gore's invention of digital tubes may not seem very "indie" upon first glance, but all those bands on Fox's MySpace hoping to get signed to majors totally convinced us. So, without further ado, give 'em indie rock! < less

Paul here, your Music Insider keeping you up to date on all the cool and rocking stuff going on out there in the real wo... more >

Paul here, your Music Insider keeping you up to date on all the cool and rocking stuff going on out there in the real world (and on the internets, too). I've been in "the biz" for a long time, so you might say I know my stuff. Now, you will, too. In the coming weeks, I'll be doing more man-on-the-road reports, much like this one, not to mention record reviews, music industry gossip and all kinds of other in-the-know video stories. For my first report, I decided to go to Los Angeles' Wiltern Theater to review Eddie Vedder's upcoming concert. Enjoy. < less