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>7.05 triple cycle theory
updates:
labels, studios pages
updated
new links added: Screaming Trees
labels update: Egg,
Jupiter.
>7.05 Sony to release Screaming Trees "Greatest Hits"
compilation
According to screamingtrees.org, Sony is
releasing a "Greatest Hits" compilation titled "Nearly Lost You". The
album will contain the following songs:
Halo Of Ashes
Nearly Lost You
Butterfly
Alice Said
Dying Days
Shadow
Of The Season
All I Know
Something About Today
Uncle
Anesthesia
Ocean Of Confusion
It appears the album
will feature no songs not previously available on the three Epic
albums.
>7.02
Nirvana/Courtney Love in bitter dispute over rights to song
According to several sources, a dispute has
risen between the two surviving Nirvana members, David Grohl and Krist
Novoselic, and Kurt Cobain's widow, Courtney Love, over the rights to old
Nirvana recordings that may be used in the forthcoming Nirvana box set.
Love has requested an injunction to stop the production of, among other
songs, a recording of the song "You Know You're Right", a song peformed by
Nirvana just months before Cobain's suicide. Novoselic claims Love is
fighting the band to strengthen her own career, while Love claims she just
wants the box set to be "done correctly". triple cycle theory will
continue following this story; for more details, check out http://www.nirvanaclub.com/ and http://www.hole.com/.
>7.01
Major site revisions
Front page, index, discography
index, bands index, news pages redesigned.
>6.14 Jeremy and
Will of SDRE to start new project
According to
In The Blue, Jeremy Enigk and Will Goldsmith, formerly of Sunny Day Real
Estate, are forming a new project. The project is yet to be named. More
information as we get it.
>6.10 Sunny Day Real Estate calls
it quits
In The Blue, the official
Sunny Day Real Estate site, has confirmed that Sunny Day Real Estate
has broken up for the second time. According to their report, the band
was having management problems and also, Time Bomb Recordings, SDRE's
label, was dropped from their parent company Arista, making it close to
impossible to promote their future albums and fulfill their European Tour.
The band decided to split after progress of the new album
stagnated.
Dan Hoerner has two albums worth of written material
that he will use in a future band. Jeremy Enigk will likely begin writing
for a second solo album, and William Goldsmith may already have another
band started. triple cycle theory will keep you updated on all future SDRE
member projects.
>6.10 Alice in Chains reportedly to release
"Greatest Hits" July 24
According to the PRP, Alice in Chains is releasing
another album of "Greatest Hits" on Columbia Records July 24. The album
will feature Stephen Marcussen re-mastered songs such as "Man In The box",
"Them Bones", "Angry Chair", "Rooster", "Would?", "No Excuses", "I Stay
Away", "Grind", "Heaven Beside You", and "Again".
>6.05 Steve
Fisk to play one-off show with Richard Lyons of Negativland 6/10
Steve Fisk and Richard Lyons (Negativland) are
playing a one-off show on Sunday, June 10 at the Capitol Theatre in
Olympia, Washington at 8pm. See stevefisk.com for more
information.
>6.05 Jon Auer touring west coast with
SushiRobo
Jon Auer and SushiRobo are embarking
on a west coast tour June 7-16 in support of Jon's new EP 6 1/2. The tour
kicks off in Seattle this Thursday at the Sit & Spin. The following
are the cities they are playing:
* SEATTLE, WA
6/7 at Sit N Spin
* PORTLAND, OR 6/9 at The Cobalt
* EUGENE, OR 6/10
at John Henry's
* SAN JUAN CAP., CA 6/12 The Coach House
* SAN DIEGO, CA
6/13 at Casbah
* LOS ANGELES, CA 6/15 at Spaceland
* SAN FRANCISCO,
CA 6/16 at The Great American Music Hall
RECORD STORE
SHOWS
Jon will also be doing some record store appearances and playing
a
short set at the following locations:
* PORTLAND,
OR 6/9 at Music Millennium Record Store (4:30 PM)
* LOS ANGELES, CA
6/14 at Rhino Records (7:30 PM)
See the Jon
Auer page and SushiRobo page on http://www.pattern25.com/ for
downloads
and more info about the bands.
>6.01
764-HERO signed to Tiger Style Records
764-HERO has agreed to release their next
full-length on the New York label Tiger Style. The band hopes
to record this fall and release the follow-up album to "Weekends of Sound"
in spring 2002. More details as we get them.
>6.01 Murder
City Devils to release EP in September
According to the Murder City Devils rock 'n'
roll page, the Murder City Devils are releasing an EP September 4 titled
"Thelema". Songs on the album will be "That's What You Get", "Bearaway",
"Midnight Service at the Mutor Museum","One Vision of May", and "Bride of
the Elephant Man". The EP will also include a bonus track, "364 Days" for
US/Canada copies and "Alcohol" (the aforementioned Kinks cover), for
European copies.
>6.01 Kinks tribute album featuring
Mudhoney, Fastbacks, others recorded
The Sub Pop Records Traffic Report reports
that a Kinks tribute album called "Give The People What We Want" has been
finished. The tribute album, to be released in September on BurnBurnBurn
Records, features northwest artists such as Mudhoney, Fastbacks, Murder
City Devils, Love As Laughter, Heather Duby, Fall-Outs, Young Fresh
Fellows, Makers, Minus 5 and more. A 7" release will precede the
album.
>6.01 Walkabouts new album due in October; rarities album to be
released in 2002
According to the
Walkabouts fan site The
Stopping-Off Place, a new Walkabouts album will be released in October
on the German Glitterhouse
label titled "I Ended Up A Stranger". Also, Glitterhouse will be releasing
a Walkabouts rarities and b-sides 2cd-album sometime in early 2001. Chris
Eckman and Carla Torgenson will be touring Europe in June, but the tour
will not be billed as "Chris And Carla". For more information, visit the Stopping-Off
Place.
>5.30 Spinanes done; Rebecca Gates to play 5 solo shows,
release EP in June
The Spinanes have
been quiet since the release of the Merge EP "The Imp Years". Parcematone, the official Spinanes
and Rebecca Gates site, has notified triple cycle theory that Gates is
dropping the Spinanes name but is continuing performing under her own
name. In a e-mail sent to all on the Parcematone mailing list, it states
that Gates will be performing five solo shows in June (tour dates below)
as well as releasing a seven song EP titled "Ruby Series" on the Badman
Recording Company label.
Rebecca Gates tour dates:
sun june 3:
san francisco, CA the makeout room
3225 22nd street
thurs june 14:
evanston, IL nevin's live 1450 sherman ave
tues june 26: chicago, IL
schuba's 3159 n southport
fri june 29: madison, WI club tavern
sat
june 30: minneapolis, MN 7th st entry
The tour will continue in
July in the Eastern USA and continue through September (Western USA). More
details of these shows forthcoming.
>5.28 triple cycle theory
updates: bands, members lists
members updates: Patty Schemel, Leslie Hardy,
Tim Paul, Dan Cuneen, Michael Anderson, Melissa Auf Der Maur, Kristen
Pfaff
members additions: Dale Balenseifen, Robin Peringer, Larry
Schemel
bands updates: Hole, Kill Sybil
Thank you to Larry Schemel
for most of these updates.
>5.28 YoYo A GoGo festival
to take place July 17-22; tickets now available
From Kill Rock Stars:
YoYo A GoGo
festival information:
Olympia, WA; July 17-22, 2001
Tickets now
available; $55 per pass ($60 after June 1)
All ages
Featuring:
Bratmobile, C Average, Gene Defcon, Sarah Dougher, The Gossip, Enemymine,
The Need, The Thrones, Shady Ladies (members of Emily's Sassy Lime), Mecca
Normal, Tight Bro's From Way Back When, more
For more information,
check out the official festival site at: http://www.yoyoagogo.com/.
>5.28 Possible release of Cornell/Rage collaboration in
fall
From the unofficial Chris Cornell
site:
SOUL OF A NEW MACHINE
In the ever-changing world of
Rage Against the Machine, things are finally a little less superunknown.
The band - whose future seemed foggy after frontman Zack de la Rocha quit
last year to go solo - have confirmed they're forming a new group with
ex-Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell. The quartet has already written
21 songs and will soon enter the studio to record an album with producer
Rick Rubin. "When these guys got together, it really sparked musically,"
says Cornell's manager, Jim Guerinot. "There was something both creatively
and personally that was magic." Even more magical is the fact the the
artists' labels, Epic and Interscope, will allow the project to go
forward. "[Both labels] have met and have agreed to figure it out." says
Guerinot. "They've assured us there won't be any holdup on their part."
The album could be in stores as soon as this fall, although Cornell
and Co. are still working on lyrics and arrangements and have yet to
decide on a band moniker. How about Never Named?
Entertainment
Weekly, June 1, 2001, Hear & Now column by Rob
Brunner
>4.30 Mark Lanegan to sing with Queens of the Stone
Age, record with Dulli
From CDNow: Former
Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan will be joining Queens of the Stone
Age for two shows in Los Angeles May 26 and 27, as well as QOTSA's
European tour. His performance will be strictly as a guest appearance; he
has NOT joined the band.
>list
of QOTSA w/ Lanegan dates
Lanegan is also busy working with
Afghan Whigs frontman Greg Dulli on songs for an album yet to be named.
The unnamed Lanegan/Dulli project will fly to Memphis to record once
Lanegan finishes his first-ever solo tour.
As a reminder, the Mark
Lanegan album Field Songs will be released 5/8. Album is available for
pre-order from Sub Pop. First 20 orders get a free Field Songs
poster.
>4.24 Pearl Jam DVD Preview airing on VH1 April
30
VH1 has rescheduled the preview for Pearl Jam's
"Touring Band 2000" DVD to April 30th. Also, advance screenings of the DVD
are being shown in college campuses next week. Check out
the list
to see if it is being shown at the school near you.
>4.24
Jon Auer cd release party at the Crocodile Cafe, Seattle May 9
Jon celebrates the release of his new CD 6 1/2, a
collection of covers, by playing songs off the release and inviting an
all-star local lineup of bands to play their favorite covers.
>4.22 Updates: connections, bands, and members pages
Official Terry Lee Hale site added to connections,
Poison Idea added to bands list, Spys4Darwin, Bastard (Courtney Love
project) info added to members
page.
>4.19 triple cycle theory upgraded to v. 3.0
As you can see the site has been redesigned again. More
design changes forthcoming.
>4.19 Pearl Jam DVD release
delayed to 5/1
The release date of the highly
anticipated Pearl Jam DVD "Touring Band 2001" has been pushed back to May
1. Members of the Ten Club can order their DVDs through the fan club as of
April 17.
>4.19 AIC members start new side project
Former Alice In Chains bassist Mike Inez and drummer
Sean Kinney have formed a new group with former Queensryche guitarist
Chris DeGarmo dubbed Spys4Darwin. A debut EP entitled "Microfiche" is
expected to be released by the group in May through their official website
http://www.spys4darwin.com/.
Info from PRP.com.
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