Heart play “Barracuda” with Jerry Cantrell, Chris Cornell and Mike McCready at Thursday night’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony .
Photos from last night’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Los Angeles. More here.
Jerry Cantrell and Mike McCready prior to performing with Heart at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony last night.
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2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductions: Backstage with Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart, and Chris Cornell
Screw PJ20, here’s Alice in Chains Twenty-Three. Featuring cameos by Kim Thayil, Mike McCready, Ann and Nancy Wilson, Lars Ulrich, Duff McKagan and more.
(Source: funnyordie.com)
Taking advantage of the shameless holiday promotional opportunity. Happy Valentine’s Day from Sub Pop Records. No, really.
(at Sub Pop HQ)
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First gummy skulls, now this. For Valentine’s Day the Flaming Lips are selling an anatomically correct, chocolate heart with a (creamy) USB center, filled with love songs of course.
Naturally, they’re already sold out.
Reblogged from FILTER Magazine
Foo Fighters Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins will induct Rush into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell to do the honors for Heart.
Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Tuesday. They were joined by actress Rita Wilson and three-quarters of Alice in Chains.
The Singles soundtrack turns 20 tomorrow! Stereogum looks back.
The Rocket, January 1983
Illustration: Charles Burns, art director: Helene SilvermanVintage Burns.
Reblogged from Fantagraphics Books Inc.
![“Ann and Nancy Wilson [of Heart] were nothing but huge supporters of the local music scene. Kelly [Curtis, Mother Love Bone’s manager] brought Ann down to the Central to see Andy [Wood] play. Andy got a can of beer, took a big swig out of it, and just shook it up and threw it on Ann. Doused her in beer. She got this horrifically shocked look on her face, and looked up as if to say, ‘What the hell?’ And Andy just smiled at her and winked. She got the biggest grin on her face.”—former DJ/journalist Jeff Gilbert, from Everybody Loves Our Town: An Oral History of Grunge](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltfkwsWe4b1qeig8fo1_500.png)
“Ann and Nancy Wilson [of Heart] were nothing but huge supporters of the local music scene. Kelly [Curtis, Mother Love Bone’s manager] brought Ann down to the Central to see Andy [Wood] play. Andy got a can of beer, took a big swig out of it, and just shook it up and threw it on Ann. Doused her in beer. She got this horrifically shocked look on her face, and looked up as if to say, ‘What the hell?’ And Andy just smiled at her and winked. She got the biggest grin on her face.”
—former DJ/journalist Jeff Gilbert, from Everybody Loves Our Town: An Oral History of Grunge
(Source: sasscameron)
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