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"A Swiss Army knife, a knuckle-duster, lipstick and a pot of Vaseline." -- Garbage's Shirley Manson, on the accessories that would accompany a doll version of herself.
Monday, May 1, 2000
RIAA WINS COPYRIGHT CASE AGAINST 
MP3.COM
MP3.com has been found liable for copyright infringement in a case brought against the company by the Recording Industry Association of America. The suit challenged MP3.com's Beam-it service, wherein the company uploaded thousands of albums -- without authorization, contended the RIAA -- and allowed users to listen to them online after registering their own music collection. Although damages have yet to be decided and U.S. District Judge Jed S. Rakoff has yet to issue a full explanation of his verdict, MP3.com is already considering an appeal.
JASON NEWSTED OF METALLICA TO ENTER STUDIO
METALLICA bassist JASON NEWSTED has booked studio time for the entire month of May to work on a side project with twenty-year-old guitarist/singer Dylan Dokin and twenty-two-year-old drummer Brian Sagrafena. "I've always wanted to do something on my own," Newsted told Rolling Stone. "When I heard what Dylan was coming up with I thought I couldn't turn this down."
BACKSTREET BOY HOWIE D. PLANNING BENEFIT
HOWIE DOROUGH of the BACKSTREET BOYS is in the midst of organizing a benefit concert honoring his late sister Caroline, who died of Lupus in 1998. The event will be held June 25 at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla. and proceeds will go to the Caroline Dorough-Cochran Lupus Memorial Foundation. Although initial reports have listed CHRISTINA AGUILERA, STING and JORDAN KNIGHT as potential participants, organizers for the show say that no one has been approached to play yet.
BEN FOLDS, LISA LOEB JOIN WILLIAM SHATNER FOR COMMERCIALS
Actor WILLIAM SHATNER has again teamed with a group of modern rockers for a new batch of Priceline.com commercials, which will find him performing covers of such songs as Journey's "Any Way You Want It" and the theme from "The Jeffersons." BEN FOLDS, LISA LOEB and members of FISHBONE will be featured as Shatner's band, though Folds told Rolling Stone that they didn't actually play during the taping. "They had session musicians that played everything. We just faked it."
IN THE NEWS
STEELY DAN will kick off the "Today" show's summer concert series on Friday. A compilation of the artists who have performed on the show is currently in the works . . . "Alone With Everybody," the solo debut from former VERVE frontman RICHARD ASHCROFT, will be released in the States on June 27 . . . Siren Disc will release MORRISSEY's first ten solo singles and all the original B-sides in a thirty-three song, ten CD box set on June 19 . . . DEVO will kick off the "Rhino Musical Aptitude Test" contest at the Los Angeles Tower Records on May 17, the day after their Rhino two-disc anthology "Pioneers Who Got Scalped" is released.
MARIAH CAREY, DR. DRE, TONI BRAXTON and MARY J. BLIGE will all be on hand for Black Entertainment Television's twentieth anniversary celebration May 6 in Las Vegas. BET will broadcast the event live at 8 p.m. (EST) . . . "Backstreet Boys: The Official Book" -- the group's first authorized biography -- hits stands July 5 . . . A tentative June release date has been set for the previously Japan-only BECK disc "Stray Blues: A Collection of B-Sides" on 
www.beckdirect.com
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TODAY'S MP3: NASH KATO's "OCTAROON"
From the former Urge Overkill frontman's solo debut, "Debutante."
http://www.rollingstone.com/sections/dds/artist.asp?afl=&Artist=10559
DAILY VIDEO: BRITNEY SPEARS' "OOPS!...I DID IT AGAIN."
From the soon to be released second album of the same name.
http://www.rollingstone.com/sections/vtheater/text/main.asp?afl=&ID=1711
TODAY'S CD REVIEW: ICE CUBE "WAR AND PEACE: VOL. 2 (THE PEACE DISC)"
"War and Peace Vol. 2", an improvement on 1998's scattershot "Vol. 1", makes an argument for Cube's longevity.
http://www.rollingstone.com/sections/recordings/text/disc_fulrev.asp?afl=&LookUpString=3589&AlbumID=61916&comingfrom=recordings
ARTIST OF THE DAY: MATCHBOX TWENTY
Catch up with the band as they prepare to release the follow-up, "Madseason by Matchbox Twenty," to their hugely successful debut.
http://www.rollingstone.com/sections/news/text/newsarticle.asp?afl=&NewsID=10686&ArtistID=2331&origin=news
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
RITA COOLIDGE, 55 (1945)
JUDY COLLINS, 61 (1939)
WAYNE HANCOCK, 35 (1965)
JOHNNY COLT of The Black Crowes, 34 (1966)
TIM McGRAW, 33 (1967)
ROCK ON TV (ALL TIMES EDT)
ABC
8 p.m. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? QUEEN LATIFAH, LANCE BASS of N SYNC, VANESSA WILLIAMS
CBS
12:35 a.m. The Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn: THE JUDDS
MTV
10:30 Making the Video: FOO FIGHTERS
NBC
11:35 p.m. The Tonight Show With Jay Leno: TRISHA YEARWOOD
12:35 a.m. Late Night With Conan O'Brien: WILCO
TNN
10 p.m. The Life And Times Of... LORRIE MORGAN
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"I did like you, Stewart. It was your guts that I hated." -- Sting talking to Stewart Copeland.
Tuesday, May 2, 2000
GEORGE MICHAEL AND GARTH BROOKS ROCK FOR GAY RIGHTS
GARTH BROOKS joining GEORGE MICHAEL to sing the latter's "Freedom 90" and prospective first lady TIPPER GORE playing drums during an all-star jam were just two of the highlights of the Human Rights Campaign's Equality Rocks gala Saturday at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. MELISSA ETHERIDGE, the PET SHOP BOYS, CHAKA KHAN and K.D. LANG also performed for the 45,000-plus crowd. "A sports stadium full of queers," quipped Michael, his first time on an American stage in a decade. "How fuckin' brilliant!"
CHUCK D CHAMPIONS NAPSTER WITH SONG CONTEST
As a show of his support for the controversial music-swapping software Napster, CHUCK D is hosting a songwriting contest on his Rapstation.com site, in which fans can upload their own pro-Napster lyrics to the new PUBLIC ENEMY song, "Power to the People and the Beats." The winning song will be posted as a free MP3 and the writer will receive $5,000.
THE OFFSPRING TO BEGIN RECORDING NEW ALBUM
The OFFSPRING will enter the studio in June to record the follow-up to 1998's "Americana." "We're all pretty excited about the way things have gone, so I spent a couple of months trying to come up with some new material and then [started] jamming out these demos," frontman DEXTER HOLLAND told Rolling Stone, adding that nine demos have already been recorded. Before heading to the studio, the group will play at the benefit concert for the family of late Social Distortion guitarist Dennis Danell at Irvine Meadows Amphitheater May 6.
JOHN LEE HOOKER FACES SURGERY
Eighty-two-year-old blues icon JOHN LEE HOOKER may undergo surgery as early as this week for a vascular condition that has already led him to cancel his May 29 appearance at the Bishopstock Festival in Devon, England. "It is a significant problem, but with an operation he could be better than he was before," said Hooker's manager, Mike Kappas. Hooker has so far canceled dates for the next two months, but Kappas said that he would likely return to the stage by mid-year.
IN THE NEWS
BOB WEIR's RATDOG and MOE. are among the jam bands scheduled to perform at the GATHERING OF THE VIBES festival June 23-25 at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, Conn. . . . ANN and NANCY WILSON are compiling a three-CD HEART anthology for a tentative October release on Sony/Legacy . . . PEARL JAM will do an online chat May 15 on Lycos . . . SUGAR RAY's MARK McGRATH has filmed a guest appearance on NBC's top-rated series "ER." McGrath played the role of Dr. Nadio for an episode that looks to air during sweeps on May 11.
DEPECHE MODE will begin recording a new album in June with hopes of having it finished by the end of the year . . . The Spitkicker hip-hop package tour, featuring COMMON, DE LA SOUL and BIZ MARKIE, kicks off June 28 in Seattle . . .
Beginning this month, MCY.com will begin offering a free LFO webcast . . . Custom CDs featuring tracks from artists like FAITH HILL, SUGAR RAY, PHIL COLLINS and more will be given away as part of the upcoming Warner Bros./Pepsi promotional "Choose Your Music" campaign.
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TODAY'S MP3: REIGN MEN's "MY CHURCH"
From a recent Rolling Stone Editor's pick.
http://www.rollingstone.com/sections/dds/artist.asp?afl=&Artist=9227
DAILY VIDEO: GOODIE MOB's "WHAT IT AIN'T (GHETTO ENUFF)"
From the rap group's latest release, "World Party."
http://www.rollingstone.com/sections/vtheater/text/main.asp?afl=&ID=1721
TODAY'S CD REVIEW: BILLY JOEL's "2000 YEARS: MILLENNIUM CONCERT""
The concert documented here is a lively reminder of Joel's massively crowd-pleasing way with an arena.
http://www.rollingstone.com/sections/recordings/text/disc_fulrev.asp?afl=&LookUpString=487&AlbumID=61920&comingfrom=recordings
ARTIST OF THE DAY: THE OFFSPRING
Aside from taking part in the Napster debate, the California punk rockers are at work on a new album. Check out their RollingStone.com mini-site for sound samples, photos, articles and more.
http://www.rollingstone.com/sections/artists/text/artistgen.asp?afl=&LookUpString=153
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK, 64 (1936)
LOU GRAMM of Foreigner, 50 (1950)
ROCK ON TV (ALL TIMES EDT)
CBS
8:00 p.m. Academy of Country Music Awards: TRACE ADKINS, DIXIE CHICKS, FAITH HILL, ALAN JACKSON, GEORGE JONES, the JUDDS, LONESTAR, PATTY LOVELESS, MARTINA MCBRIDE, REBA MCENTIRE, TIM MCGRAW and others.
11:35 p.m. The Late Show With David Letterman: ALISON KRAUSS
12:37 a.m. The Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn: The GO-GO'S
MTV
10:00 p.m. BIOrhythm: EMINEM
NBC
12:35 a.m. Late Night With Conan O'Brien: BARRY WHITE
VH1
8:00 p.m. Kiss: The Second Coming
9:00 p.m. Behind the Music: MOTLEY CRUE
10:00 p.m. Rockstory: 2 LIVE CREW, JOHN DENVER, ELVIS PRESLEY
11:30 p.m. Rockstory: THE ROLLING STONES, THE WHO
ONLINE CHATS
4:00 p.m. IAN GILLAN of Deep Purple
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