Newsgroup: it.fan.musica.springsteen
Titolo: Cos'è questa storia?

Cosa c'è il 20 Ottobre?
Bruce è presente?
Come si fa a vedere l'evento musicale?
Andrea Boido e Giovannona sono pregati di illuminarci :)

Questo e' l'articolo pubblicato sul Sun (noto giornale pornografico
inglese). Grazie a chi l'ha postato sulla ML dei Bon Jovi e a chi l'ha
girato a quella di Springsteen. Pare comunque che lo spettacolo fosse gia'
stato pianificato con altri obbiettivi. Non traduco per mancanza di tempo,
ma i nomi dei probabili partecipanti sono nei primi paragrafi.
Ciao
    Andrea
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From today's "The Sun" (UK) Newspaper
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2001331966,00.html
Greatest pop concert ever   By DOMINIC MOHANSIR
PAUL McCartney is to head an all-star benefit concert - dubbed Live Aid 2 -
for victims of the terrorist attacks in America. Legendary bands The Who and
Led Zeppelin are being asked to re-form for the show, which promises to be
the greatest pop concert ever staged. Mick Jagger, Bruce Springsteen, Ringo
Starr, Sting, David Bowie, Billy Joel, Santana, Neil Young, Jon Bon Jovi,
Lenny Kravitz and Sheryl Crow are also set to appear. Sir Elton John is
being
approached, along with younger acts such as Matchbox 20, Limp Bizkit, Mary J
Blige and Eminem.
Actress Gwyneth Paltrow and comedians Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock are
being
signed up to host the spectacular show on October 20. The concert, at New
York's 20,000-seater Madison Square Garden, will be televised and there will
be a live CD to follow. Miramax film boss Harvey Weinstein - the man behind
Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs - is masterminding the bill for the
three-hour show. He believes it will pull in a TV audience of 80million in
the US alone.
Hundreds of radio stations around the world are expected to broadcast the
gig
live, with TV channels VH-1 and MTV also likely to show it. Organisers have
vowed that the TV coverage will be free of adverts and any breaks will
simply
be filled with pleas for donations. Macca announced last week that he was
planning a gig for New York firefighters who died in the tragedy. But the
project has now snowballed under Weinstein's direction, with proceeds going
to the general disaster fund.
A source working on the project said: "This line-up could be as good as Live
Aid and will raise millions. "The proposed acts are the world's best who
will put on a great show. "It will be a fitting tribute to those who died
and
stars are queuing up to take part. The Who and Led Zeppelin are both being
talked to about appearing, and everyone seems keen." The Sun's Bizarre
column yesterday revealed that a live album of last week's spectacular
Telethon concert for the American disasters is to go on sale.
It will feature tributes to the dead by Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder,
Neil Young, Celine Dion, Limp Bizkit and U2 - and music industry bosses
believe it could go on to be one of the world's biggest-selling albums. All
artists on the album have waived their royalties, which will go to the fund
to help victims' families. And Michael Jackson is reportedly planning
another
star-studded concert for the disaster fund. The huge event, in Washington
next month, is set to coincide with the release of his charity single What
More Can I Give? Jacko was said to be furious at being left off last Friday'
s
Telethon bill after a row with producers over which song he should perform.
THE relief fund reached £350million yesterday as aid agencies predicted the
final total would top £500million. The money, from ordinary Americans, major
corporations and people all over the world, dwarfs previous fundraising
efforts. The American Red Cross is already sending out £12,000 cheques to
the
families of those who died.