Consumed Links - March 11, 2011

Here we go, dear readers, with another round-up of things found around the web. 




LimeWire has settled with music publishers... so who is next? (billboard)


Duff McKagan has started a money management firm for musicians. (rollingstone)


Slipknot's Corey Taylor doesn't feel there will be a new Slipknot album. (nme)


Knowledge Magazine discusses what the most essential dnb tracks of 1994 are. (knowledge)


Some of you may recall the alternative for downloads for Napster in 1999... Epitonic returns. (mashable)


A rare Spider-man comic has sold for an amazing price. (contactmusic)


And lastly....


William Powell apologized for writing 'The Anarchist Cookbook'?  (mental_floss)


RIP Mike Starr

Consumed Links - October 28, 2010

It has been quite a busy week. Here's a run-down of a few little things that I came across.

With the latest announcement of memoirs coming out from David Bowie and Keith Richards, is this the season for tell-alls? Read More at The Wrap.

Recently, Spin shared some rare photos of Joy Division. See HERE

 LimeWire finally shut down? READ HERE

A borough in Mexico has made the Guinness Book of World records... with the biggest ENCHILADA!

And finally for now....

According to the BBC, privacy watchdogs are re-examining Google to find out just what personal information had been collected. BBCNEWS