Episode Transcript
Start to check in on the latest rock gossip with
Mel Taylor Rock.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
News First day in your Rock News. An extremely rare
signed copy of Nirvana's iconic album never Mind I just
sold for about twenty thousand bucks. The album, signed by
all three band members, happened in nineteen ninety one, and
it's kind of cool because it was before they hit fame.
I mean, this was a crowd of like seven hundred fans.
It's been sorting a lot for thirty years and it
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just got sold at auction butt Alecks. Kurt Hammett named
Van Halen's, a self titled debut album that came out
in nineteen seventy eights, as the one to that quote
everyone in the world should own. He praised Eddie for
his guitar playing skills and unique style, noting that he
reinvented the instrument. Such a great album. Article list the
schedule for the upcoming Bonna Ra Music and Arts Festival.
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It just came out. You can check that out. Show
happens in June. But I mean it's very diverse. Luke
Holmes Tyler the creator of Libya, Rodrigo Vampire Weekend and
you can check out that list. Online. Coachella happening again
this weekend, and they promised to fix the issues from
weekend one. I guess people got there early and there
were major traffic jams, people waiting six, seven, eight hours
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to get into the venue and it was not pretty.
So this weekend Coachella happens again. You can also stream
it all online on their YouTube page or the Coachella app.
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