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Guardian Music — The Beatles are coming to the world of video games. Unfortunately, players won't have the chance to travel back in time to save John Lennon, but the creators of Rock Band are planning an "experiential journey" through the Fab Four's career and music,... more info

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Pitchfork — Video game makers MTV Games and Harmonix-- aka the people behind "Rock Band"-- announced today that they have formed a partnership with Apple Corps Ltd. to bring the music of the Beatles to Xboxes the world over. That's right-- just a few taps on tha... more info

Pitchfork — Video game makers MTV Games and Harmonix-- aka the people behind "Rock Band"-- announced today that they have formed a partnership with Apple Corps Ltd. to bring the music of the Beatles to Xboxes the world over. That's right-- just a few taps o... more info

NME — Welcome to the Daily Gossip: your daily stop-off to find out who in the world of music has been up to what. more info

NME — Welcome to the Daily Gossip: your daily stop-off to find out who in the world of music has been up to what. more info

JamBase — Words by: Andrew Bruss | Images by: Rod Snyder The Who :: 10.24.08 :: TD Banknorth Garden :: Boston, MA The Who :: 10.26.08 :: PA The Who served up a hits-heavy set at Boston's TD Banknorth Garden, proving to everyone in attendance that eve... more info

Idolator — A funny thing about this brave new Internet world of ours is something I call the BoingBoing effect. A site that's a very good aggregator can attract a large audience by posting frequently and picking great and unique things to link to. But if ther... more info

Popdose — Whether you were a child of the ’60s or (like me) of the ’70s, the Beatles’ perpetual presence on the radio seemed something of a birthright. Every “official” Beatles single between “I Want to Hold Your Handâ�... more info