To save time, here is the latest music news via NME…
– Eminem’s Crack in a Bottle has been out for a while (it seems like it leaked before the new year), but this week it was officially out on iTunes and other downloading sites. After a week, it’s obvious that Eminem is still immensely popular. The reason is because Crack in a Bottle broke the single-week downloads record last week by selling 418,000 digital copies. The track, produced by Dr. Dre and featuring 50 Cent, is still about 40,000 behind breaking the all-time downloads record held by Lady GaGa’s Just Dance, but it should break the record next week.
– After cutting back to a one-day event in 2008, Ozzfest 2009 has been canceled because of lack of ticket sales. This seems to be a growing trend, given the economy, and don’t be surprised if a lot of b-list festivals are canceled around the world because of lack of ticket sales, and the festivals having difficulty booking top-flight music acts. Rolling Stone reports that Ozzfest will be back next year, so that’s good news for heavy metal fans.
– Limp Bizket is back, and the world can’t wait. Not really. The world can wait for a fourth-rate nu-metal band to sing about the nookie and whatnot. Limp Bizket, and especially Fred Durst, bore me.
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