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MusicRadar Daily - 13 October 2009
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Tone Balls - dust bunnies that collect in guitar bodies
(From Boing Boing via tomporter)
Can YouTube predict the X-Factor winner?
(From TechRadar via tomporter)
Them Crooked Vultures: fan-filmed footage from Boston House Of Blues show
(From Blabbermouth via ChrisVinnicombe)
Fiction soundtrack: can Nick Cave reinvent the audiobook?
(From BBC via tomporter)
Tweance, the Twitter seance, aims to contact Michael Jackson
(From The Telegraph via tomporter)
Bob Dylan to debut song on NCIS
(From Pitchfork via tomporter)
Previously on MusicRadar Daily: USB uzi album, YouTube hits a billion, goodbye Spotify?
“A musical style, defined by plaintiffs as ‘pop with a disco feel’, cannot possibly be protectable”: Dua Lipa wins victory in Levitating court case as judge rules that there is no copyright infringement
“At the time, I wasn't, like, the coolest kid, and people didn't want to be in a band with me”: Ed Sheeran explains why he started using looper pedals, then demonstrates one by performing a number one hit that he wanted to give to Rihanna
