U2 plot 'Rock Band' game, Liam Gallagher reveals future plans, Guy Ritchie calls Madonna 'retarded'

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday October 9th 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO I was hoping to put a gold statue of me in my hometown. A homoerotic work of art. Which singer-songwriter said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. Liam planning 'next step musically' The Cribs on being bigger than The Beatles 20 things you should know about Paramore Download a free Phoenix track Liam Gallagher caption competition You may have noticed that the new issue of NME is dedicated to lost music legends. Inspired by that, we thought we'd give you the chance to tell us which departed musicians you miss the most. After a few days voting, it seems Kurt Cobain is the star whose absence is most keenly felt - but there's no shortage of people voting for the likes of Jeff Buckley, Joe Strummer - and, er, Ludwig Van Beethoven (who knew there were so many 'Moonlight Sonata' fans using NME.COM? Meanwhile, the Fly53 NME Radar Tour is entering the home stretch. It's been a blast. Head to the tour hub to check out video interviews and tour diaries from all the bands, plus reviews and free downloads. Plus, of course, you can still buy tickets for the remaining dates, in Coventry (tonight), Wolverhampton (tomorrow), Norwich, London and Brighton. Luke Lewis Deputy Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter This week in the mag we look back at the rock stars we miss the most, from KURT COBAIN to JIMI HENDRIX. Thom Yorke talks to us about the new RADIOHEAD. Part two of the JAY-Z and IAN BROWN interview. The new EDITORS album rated. And We report live from the road on the FLY 53 NME RADAR TOUR. Jay-Z sells out London show in '15 seconds' Tickets for Alexandra Palace show snapped up this morning (Oct 9) Reading Festival bosses fined for health and safety breaches Company forced to pay fine following 2006 incident Guy Ritchie breaks silence on Madonna: 'I still love her but she's retarded' Film director speaks a year after the couple's divorce U2 want to follow Beatles by having 'Rock Band' game Adam Clayton says band are reconsidering video game idea Les Savy Fav 'totally honoured' to be play ATP film screening shows Richard Hawley joined onstage by Lisa Marie Presley in London Pixies releasing 'Doolittle' gigs as live albums Carl Barat, Brett Anderson, Jon McClure collaborate at London JD Set Charlotte Gainsbourg collaborates with Beck for new album Take That announce live album and DVD tracklisting Jay-Z sells out London show in '15 seconds' Pavement to play first UK show - Ticket News Paolo Nutini 'Disappointed With US Tour' Dr Dre delays his long-awaited 'Detox' album… again   1 Ash 2 Hail! 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Rock'n'Roll More photo galleries... 12 things we learn in the new NME (6 October 2009) 20 things you should know about Paramore Pop stars now and then This week's news in pictures (3 October 2009) Our favourite new bands hit London Album review: The Slits - 'Trapped Animal' Seminal punkers keeping one foot stuck in the past Album review: Lethal Bizzle - 'Go Hard' Taking care of bizzness...as usual Album review: Paramore - 'Brand New Eyes' Third album maturity amounts to the anger being turned up, and effectively so Album review: Ian Brown - 'My Way' (Polydor) Six solo albums in, and the reasons for that reunion appear to be getting ever fewer Album review: Girls - 'Album' (Fantasytrashcan/Turnstile) Beyond the 'much talked about' tag is something really special 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 A Beginner's Guide To Dubstep Over the past decade we've seen dubstep - not only the most important British dance-culture of the past 10 years, but arguably organic UK genre, full-stop - explode in alarming fashion. So here's a chronological list of a few select highlights that hopefully give some insight to dubstep's evolution and development. Read more Who: Stephen Waller, 30, London. Listening To: Muse, Brand New, Bright Eyes. Watching: 'Newsnight', 'Question Time', 'Masterchef'. Last Tweet: "Good lord, David Cameron is a douche." Last Download: Paramore, 'Brand New Eyes'. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: The Libertines, 'Time For Heroes'. Win Loads Of Ash Goodies To mark Ash's groundbreaking A-Z series - they're releasing a single every two weeks for the next year - we're offering the chance to win a backstage meet-and-greet, limited edition presses and more. To be in with a chance, simply head over to NME.COM/win and answer an insultingly easy question. Graham Coxon Interview Nikki Sixx interview Steel Panther interview NME Video News - 2 October 2009 Jay-Z: What Michael Jackson meant to me Backstage with Marina And The Diamonds - video 25 jaw-dropping rock facts Take the NME music quiz Local Natives - 'Stranger Things' (Free MP3) 'Jennifer's Body' - film review Ten tracks you have to hear this week Pop stars now and then Listen to Deadmau5's new album, 'For Lack Of A Better Name' Barack Obama's amazingly consistent smile Which '80s pop star is this? Listen to Lethal Bizzle's new album, 'Go Hard' I was hoping to put a gold statue of me in my hometown. A homoerotic work of art. Nick Cave in this week's NME.

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