#331 The Kills & Reviews of Madonna and Dr. John

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🗓️ 30 March 2012

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince of The Kills bring their blend of blues grit, melodic vocals and drum-machine beats to the studio. Later Jim and Greg review new albums by the “Queen of Pop,” Madonna, and the “Night Tripper,” Dr. John.

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0:00.0	I've noticed a number of peculiar incidents among the members of the student body all having to do with rock and roll music.
0:14.0	Oh, I'm down, bet you bet you bet you bet you bet you bet. Now if you don't think this song is the greatest song ever. I will fight you.
0:34.0	It's amazing the kind of sounds you can get with just two people and a drum machine.
0:39.0	Case in point, the kills. I'm Greg Kato of the Chicago Tribune and I'm Jim Dirogatus from W be Z and
0:45.2	Columbia College. We welcome the duo of Allison Moss Hart and Jamie Hintz to perform live in the studio and
0:50.8	we'll review new albums from the Queen of Pop and the Night Tripper.
0:54.4	That's all coming up on Sound Opinions.
1:00.3	From W.B.Z Chicago and distributed by PRX, you're listening to sound opinions and now it's time for some music news. around the world. Big money underground. Big money got it my voice. Big money
1:19.4	make no sound. Big money want to win the streets. on the same big money for the real streets
1:25.0	big money on the price
1:28.0	big money with the money
1:30.0	we were mighty well
1:31.0	big money by Rush and there was big money at stake this weekend in Los Angeles
1:41.0	District Court ruling in a case that has been lingering for over a decade.
1:45.0	Jim, you and I have been covering this story off and on.
1:48.0	For that long it seems like there was a class action suit brought against Clear Channel and now Live Nation by ticket buyers back in the early 2000s in the Denver and Los Angeles as well as 20 other markets around the country saying that they were being
2:04.1	gouged for ticket prices by this new concert entity that had basically come to
2:08.7	dominate the concert industry in North America.
2:12.0	While the lawsuits called Live Nation a monopoly, and we've never hesitated to use that word as observers of this industry.
2:18.0	Right, and the judge basically said there's no merit to the idea that there is a monopoly here based on the testimony
2:24.2	that he was hearing.
2:25.5	The key part of the testimony for the plaintiffs was the expert witness, a University of
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