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L.A. Street Art Gallery: Interview With Estria

The L.A. Street Art Gallery published their great interview with legendary artist Estria Miyashiro ...

Complex Music Interview: Mike Shinoda Talks New Linkin Park Album And Ranks His Top 5 Rappers

No kidding, this is one of the best interviews ever! Great questions and Shinoda namedrops so ...

ABC News About Dave Choe’s Facebook Story

1. "I did everything I wanted to when I had nothing" - Dave Choe at 3:22 -> Probably the best ...

Florence + The Machine Interview and Performance

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoHz5b_VAQ8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Np9rZM93R8w

Interview: Evanescence’s Amy Lee About Ben Moody, Juggalos and Being Drunk

After a decade of multiplatinum sales, two Grammy awards, and the messy departure of band ...

Prime and Estria: Na’au Pono Interview

Heroes come in many shapes and sizes. Some are decked out in skin tight spandex suits while ...

The Drums: ‘Kings Of Leon should split up’

Jonathan Pierce, the lead singer of The Drums told Clickmusic in an interview that he would ...

Florence and The Machine: ‘Ceremonials’ + ‘Shake It Out’ – Art Work, Track List & Interview

Following the unveiling of 'What The Water Gave Me' as the first taster of Florence's new material, ...

Brad Delson Exclusive Phone Interview

In an exclusive phone interview with the Philippine Star, Brad Delson talked about Linkin Park's latest album "A Thousand Suns", their benefit show for Japan, the tour in Asia and what holds the band together after 15 years. The interview is really interesting, so check it out:
MANILA, Philippines - If Linkin Park sounds nothing like the rock/rap-metal band of a decade ago in its latest record A Thousand Suns, the departure from the earlier sounds that earmarked the band to fans worldwide has been intentional. In an exclusive phone interview with Brad Delson, one of Linkin Park’s founding members, he expressed his gratefulness at the support generated for the group’s new direction. “I’m very proud of the album A Thousand Sounds. It was really a labor of love. And I’m appreciative of all the amazing support we received because it definitely was a departure from our earlier records,” the 33-year-old lead guitarist said of the fourth record of the Los Angeles-based, Grammy-winning band....

Video: Chester Interview About Fundraiser Show For Japan

This is a Dailymotion video, so everyone can watch this, not like the stupid MTV videos. http://...