Pavement reform, Kanye’s funniest web pictures, mystery album sleeve stars revealed

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday September 18th 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO My mum's still asking weird questions like, 'Your next gig's not going to be too loud, is it?' Which mighty frontman said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. Muse Would 'Say Yes' to James Bond Theme Song Slipknot Perform Live Favourite '(Sic)' Kanye West's Funniest Outbursts Barack Obama Calls Kanye West A "Jackass" Iggy Pop Stars In Kids' Version Of 'Rock Band' What in the name of Kanye West has been going on with rock and roll this week? We were just getting over seeing Kurt Cobain sing Bon Jovi tracks in Guitar Hero (with a skeleton on drums no less) before a Lego version of Iggy Pop surfaced singing 'The Passenger'. Personally I found both hilarious; less so the Susan Boyle cover of The Rolling Stones' 'Wild Horses' that did the rounds. To add a further insult to this litany of serious injuries, literary turnip Dan Brown's only come out of the closet as a failed musician. Listen to his early musical endeavours and weep. On a more positive note, the Daily Download is brimming with audio goodness, including exclusive remixes of Editors and White Lies plus great DFA duo Still Going, there's a great gallery of NME photographer Kevin Cummings' work on the site, Pavement have reformed and Jay-Z's latest album is with us. Hip hop hooray. Tim Chester Assistant Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter MUSE on their daring new album 'The Resistance' and what's in store for this year's mega shows. NME'S FESTIVAL SURVEY - the annual results are in. KLAXONS and THE BIG PINK close Ibiza Rocks. VAMPIRE WEEKEND unveil their new LP artwork. Plus! JAY Z's third album reviewed. Editors showcase new album at intimate nightclub gig Band preview 'In This Light And On This Evening' at London's Fabric Moby expands his autumn tour of North America Extra dates in America, Canada and Mexico now added The Smashing Pumpkins to release album for free 44 track opus will be released one track at a time Beth Ditto bans girlfriend from UK tour Gossip singer is protecting her from the UK press Pearl Jam stream new album 'Backspacer' online before release - audio Watch first video from Bernard Sumner's Bad Lieutenant Dizzee Rascal: 'Timbaland's too expensive for me' Calvin Harris and La Roux for 'best of 2009' show Michael Jackson's mother receiving $1m a month to bring up his children DEVO to re-issue albums and head out on North American tour John Lennon signed 'Jesus' magazine auctioned off Har Mar Superstar announces album tracklisting and US tour dates The Clash's Mick Jones and Topper Headon to reunite Scarce for first UK tour in 12 years   1 Revealed - the real-life stars of famous album sleeves 2 Kanye West: the funniest spoofs More photo galleries... 15 things we learn in this week's NME (16/09/09) Classic NME photography by Kevin Cummins Bestival Festival 2009 Kanye West's funniest outbursts MTV VMA Awards 2009 Album review: Lemonade - 'Lemonade' Psychy party electro that respects neither boundaries nor booties Album review: Stricken City - 'Songs About People I Know' Sweetly shambolic indie-pop to fall in love with Album review: The Victorian English Gentlemens Club - 'Love On An Oil Rig' Cardiff art-punkers live up to their own expectations Album review: Amanda Blank - 'I Love You' Filthy Philly rapstress ropes in famous mates, but falls short of rap superstardom Album review: The Big Pink - 'A Brief History Of Love' Debut from the scenesters du jour drips with distortion, anthems and... soul 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (06/09/09) The Horrors, Nine Inch Nails, Them Crooked Vultures 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (30/08/09) Metronomy, La Roux, Wolfmother 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (23/08/09) Weezer, Karen O, The Hot Rats 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (16/08/09) Jack White, Muse, Paramore, Florence And The Machine 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (08/08/09) Ian Brown, Delphic, The Big Pink White Lies - A Place To Hide (Mirrors remix) - Free MP3 The latest MP3 giveaway is a remix of White Lies' 'A Place To Hide' courtesy of Brighton's self-confessed "pop noir" foursome Mirrors, who look like this (when they're at piano practice): There seems be quite a lot of this heartfelt shimmer-pop at the moment (see also: the return of Echo & The Bunnymen, Chapel Club, etc). Must be the season and it's not unwelcome. Download Mirrors' remix of 'A Place To Hide' on the Daily Download blog now. Mirrors release 'Into The Heart' on October 26. Read more Who: Rosie, 20, Newcastle Upon Tyne. Listening To: Placebo, Little Boots, Remi Nicole, Marina And The Diamonds. Watching: 'Gossip Girl', 'One Tree Hill', 'Flight Of The Conchords'. Looking Forward To: Next year's Leeds Festival. Last Download: 'Remedy' by Little Boots. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: Belle And Sebastian's 'Dress Up In You'. Win Tickets To The Fly53 NME Radar Tour NME's infamous Radar Tour will be kicking off on September 26 in Oxford. To celebrate we are giving away a pair of tickets for a tour date of your choice. Showcasing the best in new music, the Fly53 NME Radar Tour will be headlined by Golden Silvers, with support from Marina And The Diamonds, Local Natives and Yes Giantess. Login now and tell us which gig you would like to go to. NME Video News - 11 September 2009 Bands On The Beatles NME Video News - 4 September 2009 Ian Brown at Leeds Festival 2009 Kanye West's VMA Stage Invasion - Just Another MTV Publicity Stunt? Muse, 'The Resistance' - Your Reaction 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week - The Horrors, NIN, Them Crooked Vultures 'Guitar Hero 5' - Is It Any Good Then? 100 Facts About The Beatles Sunshine and Speech Debelle - Saturday Afternoon At Bestival Kanye West's VMA Stage Invasion - Another Stage-Managed MTV "Controversy" 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week - The Horrors, NIN, Them Crooked Vultures Rob da Bank - Countdown To Bestival The Best Beatle? Why Ringo, Of Course In The Studio With Muse - How 'The Resistance' Came Together Transgressive Records Is Five - Free MP3s from Graham Coxon, Metronomy, Young Knives And More My mum's still asking weird questions like, 'Your next gig's not going to be too loud, is it?' Muse's Matt Bellamy in this week's NME

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