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Chrysalis: Both Warner Music Group, Sony/ATV and EMI have a bid on Chrysalis. Chrysalis is one of the few remaining independent publishers in Britain and has Blondie, David Bowie, David Gray and Gnarls Barkley on its roster. (Reuters)

Guitar Hero Shows It’s Teeth: Music based video game Guitar Hero III has sold more than 5 million songs and MTV who is responsible for “Rock Band,” reports that 2.5 million songs have been downloaded.

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The Motley Crue Beatdown: I always loved Motley Crue for their sleazy glam rockers, huge live show, and of course their ability to create drama in every city they visited. The drama continues 2 decades later. Gerald Schneeman is suing promoter Live Nation for damages after he was beaten up by an unidentified member of Motley Crue during a concert at the Ford Amphitheater on November 22. According to legal papers Schneeman was standing in front of the stage when he was struck in the head with a guitar by the Motley Crue member – who was not named in the suit. The musician is then said to have jumped down from the stage and knocked Schneeman to the ground, at which point security intervened and began assaulting the fan, before dragging him out of the venue.

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New Music and Artist Updates: KOAR featured Coleen Mcmahon last year tagging her the next big something. She has her own voice, sense of style, and a personality that has no boundaries. Since then her myspace and youtube videos have been blowing up and she was just asked to perform on The Maury Povich show this Tuesday. Check out her Youtube Channel and don’t forget to watch her cover of Colbie Caillet’s Bubbly. For more information email Jason Davis.

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