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Nick Drake
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Notorious B.I.G.
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Pixies (circa 1989/90)
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Brian Jonestown Massacre's London show descended into chaos last night (July 16) when an argument erupted between band members after the gig.

After playing a mammoth two-hour set, which saw lead singer Anton Newcombe cuss the NME and plead with UK fans to put a stop to the recent spate of knife crime, police were called after a member of the band got hurt in the backstage scuffle.

The altercation erupted after guitarist Frankie Emerson, who appeared drunk on stage, swung a microphone and broke it during the show.

An obviously annoyed Newcombe told him on stage he would have…

Morrissey performed a number of new songs alongside classic Smiths tracks at the second night of London's O2 Wireless Festival tonight (July 4).

The singer played a handful of songs from his forthcoming album 'Years Of Refusal', including the well-received 'Mama Lay Softly On The Riverbed', at the event in Hyde Park.

As well as playing Smiths tracks including 'Vicar In A Tutu', 'Stretch Out And Wait' and 'Ask', the singer ended his set with a rendition of his old band's 'How Soon Is Now?' and 'What She Said'.

The latter song, the closing track of Morrissey's set, segued into…

Jack White's 'other' band The Raconteurs made their return to London last night (May 14) after a two-year absence - watched by The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood.

Playing in front of a sold-out crowd at Hammersmith Apollo, the band played a 15-song set drawn largely from their new album 'Consolers Of The Lonely'. The ten tracks drawn from it on the night included the near title track (which kicked off the set), recent single 'Salute Your Solution' and their cover of Terry Reid's 'Rich Kid Blues', sung by co-frontman Brendan Benson.

The biggest surprise was a cover…

Bodysnatchers – Radiohead

Conquest – The White Stripes

Crawl Like A Dog – Creature With The Atom Brain

Down Boy – Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Enemy Love Song – Meat Puppets

French Dog Blues – Babyshambles

Frustrating Sound – Radio Moscow

Heart Shaped Glasses – Marilyn Manson

In This Twilight – Nine Inch Nails

Love In Your Head – The Black Box Revelation

Make It Wit Chu – Queens Of The Stone Age

Man In The Long Black Coat – Mark Lanegan

Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I’ll Go Mine) – Bob Dylan (Mark Ronson remix)

My Idea Of…

Grunge-era supergroup The Gutter Twins made their UK debut at the latest Shockwaves NME Awards show last night (February 21).

Mark Lanegan of Screaming Trees/Queens Of The Stone Age and Greg Dulli from Afghan Whigs brought their long-gestating collaboration to KOKO for a two-hour performance.

At only their fourth show ever, the duo, who dub themselves "the satanic Everly Brothers", played songs from their forthcoming album 'Saturnalia', along with a few surprises.

The band covered Jose Gonzales' 'Down The Line' and Massive Attack's 'Live With Me'. And in a further nod to trip hop, the duo welcomed former Tricky collaborator…

Illness did not stop Queens Of The Stone Age from fulfilling on their only London show of this year (February 11).

Despite frontman Josh Homme suffering from bronchitis and "chronic stupidity", the band stormed Hammersmith Apollo with a specially tailored set in an effort for the show to go on.

Homme told NME.COM: "I have what doctors describe as chronic stupidity. So I'll just book six shows straight and play until I'm destroyed. There's people around me that are like, 'Lets slow our roll a little bit', and I'm like 'No!' You know, overriding. I wanna get there, so I…

Morrissey begins Camden residency with controversial set

Morrissey kicked off his residency at the Camden Roundhouse in London last night (January 21) with a set featuring four Smiths songs, four new songs from his forthcoming album, rarely aired B-sides - plus controversial ‘Your Arsenal’ track ‘The National Front Disco’.

With his appearance preceded by a short set from Girl In A Coma, followed by huge video screen footage of the likes of Vince Taylor and New York Dolls, Morrissey announced his arrival onstage with a bellow of, “Good evening, West Ham!”, before his matching-denim-clad backing band launched into ‘How Soon…

Soundtrack to the movie of my life

OPENING CREDIT: "Got To Give It Up" – Marvin Gaye

WAKING UP: "In My Room" – The Beach Boys

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL: "We're Going To Be Friends" – The White Stripes

FALLING IN LOVE: "My Lover's Prayer" – Otis Redding

THE SEX SCENE: "Closer" - NIN

FIGHT SONG: "Beat On The Brat" – The Ramones

BREAKING UP: "Positively 4th Street" – Bob Dylan

LIFE: "The Wind And The Rain" – Meat Puppets

MENTAL BREAKDOWN: "Where Is My Mind?" - Pixies

DRIVING: "Crosstown Traffic" – Jimi Hendrix

FLASHBACK: "Kashmir" – Led Zeppelin

WEDDING:…