The News Review:

- Kevin DuBrow the Leader of Quiet Riot Dies at 52
- Lone EPA worker tasked to find liable firms
- Meet the Mario Maestros Who Have Videogame Music Rocking Concert Halls
- … Common & More: New Releases – News Story | Music…
- … To Make Madison Square Garden Debut – News Story | Music…
- Arts Calendar. Category: Arts Calendar from The Berkeley Daily Planet…

Kevin DuBrow the Leader of Quiet Riot Dies at 52
New York Times – Nov 27, 2007
Samantha Charles communications officer for the coroner’s office of Clark County Nev. said the cause of the death remains the subject of investigation. Web sites and blogs quickly began buzzing with tributes and speculation about the cause of death… ” He later returned. At the peak of the group’s popularity in the 1980s Mr. DuBrow said he was making as much as $500000 a year and delighting in “completely gorgeous women who are absolutely crazy” according to an interview with Rock Eyez an online magazine specializing in heavy-metal music. Information on survivors was unavailable but Mr. DuBrow never married nor had children. In 2006 Quiet Riot released an album called “Rehab.

Lone EPA worker tasked to find liable firms
Seattle Post Intelligencer – Nov 27, 2007
An airplane drones over and on the nearby bridge to West Seattle a bus driver leans on his horn. “Crash!” go the mountains of metal being thrown around at the scrap yard across the river. This cacophony near the mouth of the Duwamish demonstrates the impressive diversity and number of businesses operating in the Duwamish Valley. But consider how high those numbers go when you start asking questions about who has done business in that valley over the past century.

Meet the Mario Maestros Who Have Videogame Music Rocking Concert Halls
Wired News – Nov 27, 2007
(Most publishers he says grant the permissions for free. ) He and Jack Wall the conductor and cocreator of Video Games Live figure out how to mimic bleeps and bloops with traditional instruments (Duck Hunt’s giggling dog for instance is re-created with trilling woodwinds). They coordinate light and video effects to complement the music. And then they license the whole package to symphony halls where local musicians — most of whom are more familiar with Handel than Halo — perform the program under their guidance. “This is a market that is foreign to most of us” concedes Randall Weiss first violinist of Symphony Silicon Valley which has performed both Video Games Live and a competing program called Play! A Videogame Symphony. As for the music itself? “I like it” he says. “I think of it more like movie music… Tallarico thinks Paul’s is stuffy and boring. But their musical selections are nearly identical. Both start with a medley of classic games rock out through the same bombastic soundtracks (World of Warcraft Metal Gear Solid Halo) that sound like Carl rff’s Carmina Burana launch into Disney’s Kingdom Hearts and for an encore let loose with “ne-Winged Angel” from Final Fantasy VII. For both shows the same Japanese composers introduce their works in taped segments. Both beam game clips onto a giant screen while the orchestra plays. And both draw the same kind of audience — gamers dressed more for a day at Disneyland than a night on Broadway. “It’s easy to tell the Phantom of the pera fans from the Video Games Live fans” one concertgoer says.

… Common & More: New Releases – News Story | Music…
MTV.com – Nov 27, 2007
textContenturl:window. href} {button:true} );Well music lovers hopefully you’re happy with the releases you snatched up this year because from here on out it’s going to be mostly slim pickings till late January. But that doesn’t mean all is quiet on the music front — here are this week’s top players and the other suspects worth keeping tabs on… Taking a much different approach at retrospection are Mudvayne who asked fans to pick the selections for their aptly titled By the People for the People. Along with live recordings of their vintage songs Mud also sling forth demos rarities and two recently recorded cuts: “Dull Boy” and a cover of the Police’s “King of Pain. ” By the way fans should fret neither the release of this non-studio album nor frontman Chad Gray’s participation in metal all-star squad Hellyeah — Mudvayne are threatening a new studio LP next year. Four for Fore: If you think Thrice are biting off more than they can chew with their four-part Alchemy Index series wait till you hear what Switchfoot frontman Jon Foreman has in store: a quartet of conceptual EPs he’s putting out all by himself. Fall — to be followed next year by Winter Spring and you got it Summer — comes out in digital form this week although it will be issued as a two-disc set with Winter the day the latter effort is released on January 15. “Because of the autobiographical nature of these songs they became a self-portrait that was far too personal for a band to release” Foreman said in a statement. “The rest of the band [has] been pushing me to get these types of songs out there for years.
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… To Make Madison Square Garden Debut – News Story | Music…
MTV.com – Nov 27, 2007
Alanis Morissette is slated for induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame according to the Globe and Mail. The 33-year-old ttawa native will receive the award on March 7 as part of the Canadian Radio Music Awards in Toronto… zzy sbourne is even more controversial than his fans thought. According to NBC News affiliate KGET the metal god inspired an emergency ordinance in Bakersfield California prior to his playing in the city for fear that he would repeat some of his notorious behavior onstage. Back in 1982 weeks before sbourne was to perform in Bakersfield then-Mayor Mary Kay Shell “advised the council [that] a musical rock star scheduled to perform in Bakersfield in June sometimes makes it a practice to bite the head off a bird during or at the conclusion of his performance” according to KGET. The council then adopted an ordinance prohibiting the killing of animals during theatrical performances — or the zzy sbourne rdinance as it was called at the time.
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Arts Calendar. Category: Arts Calendar from The Berkeley Daily Planet…
Berkeley Daily Planet – Nov 27, 2007
MUSIC AND DANCEEdmund Welles Bass Clarinet Quartet avant jazz heavy chamber music black metal and classic rock at 8 p. at Berkeley City Club.