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Location:	United States
Registrant:	Registration Private (Domains By Proxy, LLC)
Hosted by:	Minnesota Public Radio
Registrar:	Public Interest Registry
Subnetworks:	192.203.201.29

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New Power Generation: The story of Prince’s ’90s band Throughout the 1990s, Prince lashed out against his label, Warner Brothers, with gestures so grand – the unpronounceable glyph he substituted for his name, the word “slave” he emblazoned on his cheek ...

Music News: New technology lets bands deactivate phones shooting videos at concerts | Local Current Blog | The Current from Imagine this: you’re at a concert by your favorite band, and suddenly they start to play a deep cut you’ve never heard live before. You raise your phone to take a video and — nope! Your phone screen s...