A collection of some interesting links we recently stumbled across:
Morrissey: No, The Staples Center Really Will Be Meat-Free In what’s turning out to be a case of he-said, arena-said, Morrissey now insists that, yes, the Staples Center in Los Angeles has agreed to go meat-free for his March 1 concert — even though the arena came out this week to refute his original claims. [Pitchfork]
Frank Ocean Album May Include Depeche Mode Collaboration In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Depeche Mode’s Dave Gahan reveals that bandmate Martin Gore has been recording with R&B star Frank Ocean: “Martin did some electronics and some modular synthesizer stuff he really wanted.” [EW.com]
Watch Rare 1984 Debut Performance Of Fine Young Cannibals The ska blog Marco on the Bass unearths the 1984 television debut of Fine Young Cannibals, which finds the Beat spin-off playing “Don’t Ask Me To Choose,” “Johnny Come Home” and “Move To Work” on the influential UK program “The Tube.” [Marco on the Bass]
Documentary on Kate Bush’s First and Only Tour Check out a 30-minute behind-the-scenes special filmed during Kate Bush’s 1979 U.K. tour, the first and only tour by the singer, which spanned 28 concerts over a two-month period. [Dangerous Minds]
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