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Juliya & Allison's Picks of the Week: Rock Ballads? Don't 'Panic!' These Guys Play 'Louder Than Ever'

Posted on March 30, 2011 at 04:04 PM

Allison's pick of the week?
Cold War Kids, "Louder Than Ever"

Find out why she picked this video, plus Juliya's pick, below...

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Fuse + #MusicMonday 3.28.11

Posted on March 28, 2011 at 05:57 PM

Justin H.  is rocking to Travis Barker's "Can A Drummer Get Some" this #MusicMonday

Tweet us @FuseTV or leave a comment on the Fuse TV Facebook page telling us what song you can't take off repeat and include the #MusicMonday hashtag. Every week we'll compile an awesomely diverse playlist selected from some of your tweets and comments.

Did your song make our playlist this week? Check out this week's Fuse + #MusicMonday Playlist below.

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Photos: Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross Live - I Am Still Music II Tour

Posted on March 28, 2011 at 09:15 AM

Lil Wayne's I Am Still Music II tour rolled on this weekend, with Weezy, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross, Travis Barker, Mixmaster Mike and Porcelain Black all taking the stage.

See photos from Saturday night's Philadelphia stop:

Were you there? Have you seen Lil Wayne on any stop on the I Am Still Music II tour? Share your experience!

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Listen: Lady Gaga Premieres "Country Road" Version of "Born This Way"

Posted on March 25, 2011 at 08:58 AM

As promised yesterday on Twitter, Lady Gaga released "The Country Road Version" of "Born This Way" this morning at 3AM ET.

Listen now:

YouTube comments on Gaga's post have been largely positive, with one fan noting, "This version is more personal for me and for little monsters" and another stating, "This one is way better than Madonna style."

So what's your take? Share your thoughts on Gaga's latest.

Tagged as: Lady Gaga , Music , Video

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Linkin Park Launches New Download To Donate For Japanese Earthquake & Tsunami Relief

Posted on March 23, 2011 at 10:51 AM

Linkin Park, through their organization Music For Relief, just launched a new Download To Donate initiative to support relief efforts after the tragic 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan earlier this month.

Donate $10 or more now and get access to a growing collection of music, including the new Download To Donate Japan the of thirteen tracks from artists like Angels & Airwaves, Sara Bareilles, Plain White T's, Enrique Iglesias, Linkin Park, and more!

100% of funds raised through Download to Donate: Tsunami Relief will support Save the Children's efforts in Japan helping children and families affected by the earthquake and tsunami.

If showing your support on your sleeve is more your thing, Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda designed two exclusive T-shirts to benefit Music for Relief's tsunami relief efforts. See the shirts below and then show your support by purchasing one now.

For more information on Download to Donate: Tsuanmi Relief and Save the Children's work in Japan, as well as to donate and sign up, head over to DownloadToDonate.org.

Other Ways To Help Japan:

Donate Through the Red Cross

Donate in Yen Through the Japanese Red Cross

Mark Hoppus, on behalf of Blink 182, has set up an eBay auction site where he's offering rare items in an effort to raise funds for survivors.

Boys II Men are raising money for the Red Cross as they say they have a "special relationship" with Japan.

Lady Gaga is selling red and white wristbands on her website bearing the message "We Pray for Japan" for $5 each.

Supermodel Petra Nemcova, who survived the 2004 tsunami in South Asia, is asking people to donate to her Happy Hearts Fund, raising money for children in natural disaster areas.

Over 30 of the biggest names in contemporary music have joined together for the worldwide release of Songs For Japan, an unprecedented compilation of 38 chart-topping hits and classic tracks, available worldwide on the iTunes Store for $9.99. Proceeds from the album's sale will benefit the disaster relief efforts of the Japanese Red Cross Society.

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