
It took just six hours and a request for some pens for the jury in the Conrad Murray case to reach a verdict. He was found guilty today and could be sentenced to up to four years in prison. What do you think? Was it deserved? (yes.)
Rawr!

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If there was an award given for "Greatest American Band" it would probably go to Journey!
From "The Sopranos," to "Glee," to concert halls and county fairs, the music of Journey can still be heard just about everywhere. So now, almost a quarter century after their 15 times platinum release "Greatest Hits," comes "Greatest Hits 2."
Under the meticulous direction of former Journey frontman and rock icon Steve Perry, "Greatest Hits 2" serves as a companion piece to the original disc. "Greatest Hits 2" contains 17 songs that weren't chart topping hits but were the deep album cuts and concert favorites that hardcore fans know and love.
"Greatest Hits 2" contains songs from every single "Perry Era" Journey album. From 1978's "Infinity" to 1996's "Trial By Fire." The remastering is perfect and these songs still pack a sonic punch that beg you to roll down the car windows.
Although Steve Perry has not been a member of the band since 1998, his presence is still felt in the classic tracks he helped create. Whether sung by former lead singer Steve Augeri or current frontman Arnel Pineda, fans continue to go see Journey perform in sold out arenas across the country and abroad.
Whether Steve Perry will ever reunite with the band that made him a household name remains to be seen. Until then, grab a copy of "Greatest Hits 2" throw it in your car and put the windows all the way down.
Drumroll please... 9 out of 10 drumsticks!!!
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From 1964 - 1969 The Rolling Stones appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show a total of 6 times. 4 of those historic performances can now be seen on the new DVD release "4 Ed Sullivan Shows: The Rolling Stones."
The performances on "4 Ed Sullivan Shows: The Rolling Stones" include the Stones 2nd appearance from May 2, 1965 through their censored 5th appearance in 1967. The 1967 appearance is notable because the band was asked to change the words to the song "Let's Spend The Night Together" to "Let's Spend Some Time Together." The band obliged but you could see the look of sarcasm on Jagger's face every time he sang the song's chorus.
Over the course of these 4 shows, the band performed 12 songs, totaling about 35 minutes of airtime. The great thing about the "4 Ed Sullivan Shows: The Rolling Stones" DVD is that you can watch only the Stones if you like and avoid the rest of the show. You will be missing out on some vintage commercials and comedy performances by Flip Wilson and Joan Rivers, but like the title of the DVD states ... this is all about The Rolling Stones.
So if The Rolling Stones appeared on the Sullivan show 6 times, where are the other 2 performances ... their 1st and their last? Those can be found on the deluxe 2 DVD Collector's Edition, "All 6 Ed Sullivan Shows: The Rolling Stones." For the consumer... that sucks! I have no idea why their are 2 different editions on the market but there, are and the one sent to me for review was the "standard" version.
The sound and picture are very good and it's cool to see Mick Jagger slowly becoming "Mick Jagger" with each performance. In the 60's the Ed Sullivan show was the place to be if you were a British Invasion band looking for mass exposure. It's great that young fans of today can finally see what their parents (and grandparents) have been talking about all these years.
Drumroll please...
4 Ed Sullivan Shows: 7 out of 10 tongues!!!
6 Ed Sullivan Shows: 10 out of 10 tongues!!!
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