After reading this, I may never eat certain fast foods again. Not at all. July 2024 music news is totally healthy.

Live Nation is fighting back against the US Department of Justice's antitrust lawsuit against it and Ticketmaster. Here's their latest response. The latest group to get angry about being used by AI? Book authors. There's new medical/scientific information on why music gives us chills. Read it here. Forbes estimates Bruce Springsteen is now a billionaire. Spotify rolled out new parental guides to bolster online safety. Or the company is trying to get ahead of regulators going after online platforms. Meanwhile, someone might have found JD Vance's Spotify playlist. It turns out he likes radical pro-union leftist Billy Bragg and globalist Bono. Bruce Dickinson lists all the times he nearly died. Seinfeld had a soup Nazi. LA has a record store Nazi. (via Rick J)Are these the 100 greatest album covers of all time? Rolling Stone thinks so. (Rick J again) Chris Cornell would have celebrated his 60th birthday last week. Former bandmate Tom Morello spoke a little about him. Tom Cochran's former Oakville, Ontario home is up for sale. Damon Albarn is the rare performer who's okay with bringing his cell phone into a gig. “Chicken Shop Sessions?” Okay… Ozzy's official coloring book is out now. Fighter Conor McGregor is launching an indie record label.

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Bonus: It looks like God has returned. His name is James and, like the band, he hails from Manchester.

Over the last few years, I have spent time with a man who calls himself God and the group he has built around him.

Who are they? Why did they come to believe in this guy? Is this just modern spirituality… or is it a cult?

God's Next Door // BBC Radio 4 // 21 July // 19:15 pic.twitter.com/rgeRq8UsZS

— Daryl Morris (@darrylmorris) July 16, 2024



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