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Events
January
- January 1
- The Vienna New Year's Concert is conducted by Riccardo Muti.
- Kurt Nilsen wins World Idol.
- January 3 – Britney Spears marries Jason Allen Alexander, a childhood friend, in Las Vegas.
- January 5 – Britney Spears' marriage to Jason Allen Alexander is annulled.
- January 20 – The Chicago Underground Trio releases Slon.
- February 1
- Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake performed onstage at Super Bowl XXXVIII and the performance ended with her left breast being exposed to the audience. The phrase "wardrobe malfunction" was coined due to the controversy.
- Daron Hagen is appointed President of the Lotte Lehmann Foundation in New York City.
- February 8 – The 46th Annual Grammy Awards are held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Outkast's Speakerboxxx/The Love Below becomes the first rap album to win Album of the Year. Beyoncé won 5 awards.
- February 17
- BRIT Awards held in London. The Darkness, Dido, Busted, Justin Timberlake, and KRS-One are among the winners.
- Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan posts a bitter message on his personal blog calling D'Arcy Wretzky a "mean spirited drug addict" and blaming James Iha for the breakup of the band.
March–April
- March 9 – Westlife member Brian McFadden leaves the band.
- March 10 – George Michael announces that Patience will be his last commercially released record. Future releases will be available from his web site in return for donations to his favourite charities.
- March 13 – Luciano Pavarotti gives his last performance in an opera, in Tosca at the New York Metropolitan Opera.
- March 23 – Usher releases his " Confessions " album selling 1.1 million copies its first week, making him the first R&B artist to ever accomplish that. The album would be the top seller of the year with four number one singles.
- April 6
- A previously unreleased Johnny Cash album called My Mother's Hymn Book is released less than a year after his death on September 12, 2003.
- Modest Mouse, an American indie rock band releases Good News for People Who Love Bad News.
- April 20 – Fear Factory returns after their 2002 breakup with the new album Archetype.
- April 26
- Deborah Voigt, sacked by Covent Garden for being too fat for an opera role, makes her recital debut to a rapturous reception at Carnegie Hall.
- Dream Theater performs at the Nippon Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan.
May–June
- May
- Blender magazine's May issue includes a "50 Worst Songs Ever!" list. "We Built This City," by Starship, is rated worst.
- Peter Tägtgren replaces Mikael Åkerfeldt In Bloodbath.
- May 10 – Keane release Hopes and Fears which becomes the 16th best selling album of the millennium in the UK. It went 8x platinum and was nominated for the Mercury Prize and the BRIT award for best album.
- May 18 to May 23 – The European Festival of Youth Choirs (EJCF) is held in Basel.
- May 24 – Madonna starts The Re-Invention Tour in 20 cities with a total of 56 shows and making it the most successful concert tour of the year with a gross of $124.5 million.
- Jam band Phish announces that after 21 years they will break up following the Summer 2004 Tour.
- Skinny Puppy releases their first studio album since disbanding in 1996, called The Greater Wrong of the Right.
- May 26 – Fantasia Barrino wins the third season of American Idol, defeating Diana DeGarmo.
- June 4
- Karl Jenkins signs a 10-year recording deal with EMI.
- Creed dissolved. Guitarist Mark Tremonti, Drummer Scott Phillips and Brian Marshall (ex Bassist of Creed) were working on side project Alter Bridge along with Myles Kennedy of The Mayfield Four Their first album is One Day Remains, which is scheduled to be released on August 10.
- June 12 – The Los Angeles, California radio station KROQ-FM airs the 12th Annual KROQ Weenie Roast show with Bad Religion, Beastie Boys, Cypress Hill, The Hives, Hoobastank, The Killers, Modest Mouse, New Found Glory, Story of the Year, The Strokes, The Velvet Revolver, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Yellowcard.
- June 22 – 14th annual Lollapalooza festival, scheduled for July 17, is cancelled. Organizers cite "poor ticket sales". (See: Lollapalooza 2004 lineup.)
- June 23 – UK DJ Tony Blackburn is suspended by radio station Classic Gold Digital for playing songs by Cliff Richard, against station policy.
July–August
- July 10 – Ex-S Club star Rachel Stevens sets a world record for completing the fastest promotional circuit in just 24 hours- including a run for the charity Sport Relief. American Idol winner Fantasia becomes the first artist in history to debut at number-one on the Hot 100 with a first record.
- July 11 – McFly debut at #1 on the UK album charts with Room On The 3rd Floor. They break the record set by The Beatles as the youngest group ever to debut at #1 on the album charts.
- July 20 – Van Halen releases The Best of Both Worlds, a 36-song compilation album featuring three new recordings with Sammy Hagar on vocals.
- July 24 – The Robert Smith organized Curiosa Festival kicks off with a concert in West Palm Beach, Florida. Performing along with The Cure are Interpol, The Rapture, Mogwai, Cursive, Muse, Head Automatica, Thursday, Scarling., The Cooper Temple Clause, and Melissa Auf der Maur.
- July 25 - The Doobie Brothers record and perform Live at Wolf Trap at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna, Virginia. The live album was released two months later, on October 26.
- July 31 – Dispatch performs their last live show at the DCR Hatchshell in Boston, Massachusetts.
- August 8 – Dave Matthews Band's tour bus dumps 800 lb (360 kg) of human feces from a Chicago bridge, intending to unload it in the river, but it lands on an architecture tour boat. The bus driver and the band are sued by the state of Illinois.
- August 15 – Phish performs their final concert at a two-day festival in Coventry, Vermont.
- August 23 – The Prodigy release their much anticipated and posponed first full-length album Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned in 7 years since 1997's The Fat Of The Land.
September–October
- September 18 – Britney Spears gets married to Kevin Federline.
- September 26 – Avril Lavigne begins her Bonez Tour.
- September 28 – Brian Wilson completes Smile, 37 years after its original planned release.
- October 11 – The original lineup of Duran Duran release their new album Astronaut, which was preceded by the single "(Reach Up For The) Sunrise".
- October 23 – Ashlee Simpson is accused of lip-synching after an abortive live performance on the television show Saturday Night Live.
- October 25 - Indian singer Hariharan is awarded the Swaralaya-Kairali-Yesudas Award for his outstanding contribution to Indian film music.
November–December
- November 4 – Three members of the band RAM, who all lived in a neighborhood known for its support of the recently deposed former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, are detained by Haitian police during a concert performance in Port-au-Prince; no charges are ever filed or official explanation for the detentions given.
- November 9 – Britney Spears releases her first compilation album titled Greatest Hits: My Prerogative.
- November 12 – Eminem's fourth major studio album, Encore is released four days before
planned to combat bootleggers. The album sells 710,000 copies in only three days and becomes Eminem's third consecutive album to debut at #1 on the billboard charts.
- November 16 - Destiny's Child released their fourth and final studio album Destiny Fulfilled by Columbia Records in North America.
- November 24 – Brian & Eric Hoffman leave Deicide after a royalties dispute.
- November 30 – Jay-Z and Linkin Park's album "Collision Course" debuts at number #01 in the Billboard 200, later becoming the best-selling CD/DVD of that year.
- December 7 – Lindsay Lohan releases her début album Speak
- December 8 – Dimebag Darrell is murdered on stage while performing in Columbus, Ohio, by gunman Nathan Gale,[1][2] who shoots the guitarist three times in the head with a 9mm Beretta handgun.[3] Gale continues to shoot, killing three other people and wounding a further seven.
- December 11–12 – The Los Angeles, California radio station KROQ-FM airs the 15th Annual of the Acoustic Christmas with Chevelle, Franz Ferdinand, Good Charlotte, Green Day, Hoobastank, Incubus, Interpol, Jimmy Eat World, Keane, The Killers, Modest Mouse, Muse, The Music, My Chemical Romance, Papa Roach, Snow Patrol, Social Distortion, Sum 41, Taking Back Sunday, The Shins, The Used, and Velvet Revolver.
- December 14 – Clint Lowery leaves Sevendust due to fights with band about gaining control of the band and doubts of the band's future after being released from their label TVT Records.
Bands formed
See Musical groups established in 2004
Bands disbanded
- Apartment 26
- Audiovent
- B2K
- The Beta Band
- Beulah
- Blur (hiatus)
- Cadaver
- Creed (reformed in 2009)
- Damaged
- Damageplan
- Diabolical Masquerade
- Eve 6 (reformed in 2007)
- Gene
- Give Up the Ghost
- Goodshirt
- The Libertines (reformed in 2010)
- Midtown
- Orbital
- On the Might of Princes
- Phish
- Pissing Razors
- The Roy Clark Method
- Sixpence None the Richer (reformed in 2008)
- Small Brown Bike
- Soluna (hiatus)
- The Superjesus
- TISM (hiatus)
- The Unicorns
- Windir
Bands re-formed
- Megadeth
- Restless Heart
- Destiny's Child
- Vaya Con Dios
- The Shadows (till 2005)
Albums released
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January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
| Day | Album | Artist | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | Invisible | Nightingale | - |
| 7 | Purple Haze | Cam'ron | - |
| Speak | Lindsay Lohan | - | |
| The Dirtiest Thirstiest | Yung Wun | ||
| 9 | Live from Under the Brooklyn Bridge | U2 | Live EP; iTunes |
| 10 | Artist Collection: Run DMC | Run-D.M.C. | Compilation |
| Almanac | They Might Be Giants | Live | |
| Venue Songs | They Might Be Giants | Live | |
| 13 | For You | Casey Donovan | - |
| Eye To The Telescope | KT Tunstall | - | |
| 14 | Loyal to the Game | 2Pac | - |
| Concrete Rose | Ashanti | - | |
| Weapons of Mass Destruction | Xzibit | - | |
| 21 | The Mind of Mannie Fresh | Mannie Fresh | - |
| 28 | 300 Lésions | Kyo | - |
Unknown Release Date
- 3rd Strike – 3 Feet Smaller
- Greatest Hits 1973-1988 (compilation) – Aerosmith
- 9Live – Angie Aparo
- Crwth - Cass Meurig (first ever album of crwth music [4]
- Gathering Speed – Big Big Train
- Field Rexx – Blitzen Trapper
- Tripped Into Divine – Dexter Freebish
- Golden (compilation) – Failure
- Leaving Town Tonight (EP) – Hit the Lights
- Smoking Weed in the President's Face by Hockey
- IM the Supervisor – Infected Mushroom
- Naked – Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
- Bombs Below – Living Things
- Black Skies in Broad Daylight – Living Things
- Safely From the City – Locksley
- Le Compte Complet – Malajube
- We (Don't) Care EP – The Management (MGMT)
- 5 Stories EP – Manchester Orchestra
- Ballads of Living and Dying – Marissa Nadler
- Phantom Planet: Negatives – Phantom Planet
- Negatives 2 – Phantom Planet
- The Pink Spiders Are Taking Over! EP – The Pink Spiders
- Guerilla Disco – Quarashi
- The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
- Set Your Goals (Demo EP) – Set Your Goals
- Life Story (compilation) – The Shadows
- Sherwood (EP) – Sherwood
- A Year at the Movies – Social Code
- Point of Origin – There for Tomorrow
- Watching the Snow – Michael Franks (United States release)
Top hits
- "Accidentally In Love" – Counting Crows
- "Amazing" – George Michael
- "American Idiot", "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" – Green Day
- "Black Betty" – Spiderbait
- "Breaking the Habit" – Linkin Park
- "Burn" – Usher
- "Call On Me" – Eric Prydz
- "Come Clean" – Hilary Duff
- "Dragostea din tei" – Haiducii
- "Don't Tell Me" – Avril Lavigne
- "Dragostea din tei" – O-Zone
- "Dry Your Eyes" – The Streets
- "Duality" – Slipknot
- "Everybody's Changing" – Keane
- "Everytime" – Britney Spears
- "Femme Like U (Donne-moi ton corps)" – K.Maro
- "Fit But You Know It" – Streets
- "Flap Your Wings" – Nelly
- "Flawless (Go to the City)" – George Michael
- "From the Inside" – Linkin Park
- "Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back)" – Eamon
- "Goodies" – Ciara Featuring Petey Pablo
- "Heaven" – Los Lonely Boys
- "Hey Ya!" – OutKast
- "I Am" – Killing Heidi
- "I Cannot Give You My Love" – Cliff Richard (featuring Barry Gibb)
- "I Don't Wanna Know" – Mario Winans featuring Enya & P.Diddy
- "I Miss You" – Blink-182
- "In the Shadows" – Rasmus
- "Last Train Home" – Lostprophets
- "La Rivière de notre enfance" – Garou and Michel Sardou
- "Leave (Get Out)" – JoJo
- "Left Outside Alone" – Anastacia
- "Let's Get It Started" – The Black Eyed Peas
- "Lose My Breath" – Destiny's Child
- "Lying from You" – Linkin Park
- "Milkshake" – Kelis
- "Mockingbird" – Eminem
- "Modern Times" – J-five
- "Mr. Brightside" – The Killers
- "My Band" – D12
- "My Immortal" – Evanescence
- "My Happy Ending" – Avril Lavigne
- "My Place" – Nelly featuring Jaheim
- "My Prerogative" – Britney Spears
- "My Secret Life" – Eric Burdon
- "Naughty Girl" – Beyoncé
- "Not in Love" – Enrique Iglesias featuring Kelis
- "Obsesión" – Aventura
- "On the Way Down" - Ryan Cabrera
- "Pain – Jimmy Eat World
- "Physical – Alcazar
- "Pieces of Me" – Ashlee Simpson
- "Predictable" – Good Charlotte
- "Run" – Snow Patrol
- "She Will Be Loved" – Maroon 5
- "Shadow" – Ashlee Simpson
- "Shut Up" – The Black Eyed Peas
- "Si demain... (Turn Around)" – Bonnie Tyler and Kareen Antonn
- "Solitary Man" – H.I.M.
- "Soldier"-Destiny's Child
- "Somebody Told Me" – The Killers
- "Somethin' is Goin' On" – Cliff Richard
- "Somewhere Only We Know" – Keane
- "Sunshine" – Twista featuring Anthony Hamilton
- "Superstar" – Jamelia
- "Take Me Out" – Franz Ferdinand
- "Take My Breath Away"– Jessica Simpson
- "Talk About Our Love" – Brandy featuring Kanye West
- "Thank You" – Jamelia
- "These Words" – Natasha Bedingfield
- "Time Is Running Out" – Muse
- "Tipsy" – J-Kwon
- "The Reason" – Hoobastank
- "This Is the World We Live In" – Alcazar
- "This Love" – Maroon 5
- "Toxic" – Britney Spears
- "Trick Me" – Kelis
- "True" - Ryan Cabrera
- "What You Waiting For? – Gwen Stefani
- "With You"– Jessica Simpson
- "Yeah!" – Usher featuring Lil Jon & Ludacris
- "You Won't Forget About Me" – Dannii Minogue vs. "Flower Power"
Top 10 selling albums of the year in the US
- Confessions / Usher ~ 7,978,594
- Under My Skin / Avril Lavigne ~ 6,970,000
- In The Zone / Britney Spears~ 4,535,102
- Encore / Eminem ~ 3,917,097
- Feels like Home / Norah Jones ~ 3,842,920
- Autobiography / Ashlee Simpson ~ 3,534,912
- When the Sun Goes Down / Kenny Chesney ~ 3,072,224
- Here for the Party / Gretchen Wilson ~ 2,931,097
- Live Like You Were Dying / Tim McGraw ~ 2,786,840
- Songs About Jane / Maroon 5 ~ 2,708,415
Top 15 selling albums of the year globally
- Confessions – Usher
- Under My Skin – Avril Lavigne
- Encore – Eminen
- Love. Angel. Music. Baby. – Gwen Stefani
- Feels Like Home – Norah Jones
- Greatest Hits – Robbie Williams
- Greatest Hits – Shania Twain
- Destiny Fulfilled – Destiny's Child
- Greatest Hits – Guns N' Roses
- Songs About Jane – Maroon 5
- American Idiot – Green Day
- Elephunk – The Black Eyed Peas
- Greatest Hits: My Prerogative – Britney Spears
- Here for the Party – Gretchen Wilson
- Anastacia – Anastacia
Classical music
- Michel van der Aa – Second self
- Louis Andriessen – Racconto dall'Inferno
- Cornelis de Bondt – Madame Daufine
- Elliott Carter – Réflexions
- George Crumb – Winds of Destiny for soprano, percussion quartet and piano
- Mario Davidovsky – Sefarad: Four Spanish-Ladino Folkscenes, baritone voice, flute (piccolo, alto flute), clarinet (bass clarinet), percussion, violin and cello
- Joël-François Durand – Ombre/Miroir for flute and 14 instruments
- Ivan Fedele – Odos
- Lorenzo Ferrero – Guarini, the Master for violin and strings
- Philip Glass – Symphony No. 7 Toltec
- Georg Friedrich Haas – Haiku
- Hans Werner Henze – Sebastian im Traum
- Alun Hoddinott – Trombone Concerto
- York Höller – Ex Tempore
- Guus Janssen
- Memory Protect Extended
- Wankeling
- Karl Jenkins – In These Stones Horizons Sing
- Jan Klusák – Axis Temporum
- Rolands Kronlaks – Paion
- Hanna Kulenty – Run
- Theo Loevendie – De 5 Driften
- Frederik Magle - Souffle le vent, 1st symphonic poem from the suite Cantabile.
- Roderik de Man – Mensa Sa
- Peter Maxwell Davies
- Naxos Quartet No. 4 Children's Games
- Naxos Quartet No. 5
- Martijn Padding – And Trees Would Sing
Opera
- Thomas Adès – The Tempest
- Harrison Birtwistle – The Io Passion
- William Bolcom – A Wedding
- Karlheinz Stockhausen – Licht
Musical theater
- Assassins Broadway production
- Bombay Dreams Broadway production
- Fiddler On The Roof Broadway revival
- Jerry Springer - The Opera by Richard Thomas & Stewart Lee
- The Woman in White – music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by David Zippel and book by Charlotte Jones, freely adapted from the novel by Wilkie Collins. Opened on September 15 at the Palace Theatre, London.
- People Are Wrong! Off-Broadway production
Musical films
- Alt for Egil, starring Kristoffer Joner
- Beyond the Sea, starring Kevin Spacey as Bobby Darin
- Bride and Prejudice, starring Aishwarya Rai
- De-Lovely released June 13, starring Kevin Kline as Cole Porter and Ashley Judd
- Home on the Range, a Disney animated feature
- Ray, starring Jamie Foxx as Ray Charles
- Red Riding Hood
- Pixel Perfect, a Disney Channel Original Movie that is also a musical.
- The Phantom of the Opera, starring Emmy Rossum as Christine and Gerard Butler as the Phantom
- Where's Firuze?, starring Haluk Bilginer and Demet Akbağ
Births
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Deaths
January–February
- January 6 – Jimmy Hassell, 62, Guitarist/co-lead singer in The First Edition from 1972–76
- January 15 – Terje Bakken, 25, also known as Valfar, lead singer and founder of Norwegian black/folk metal band Windir (died of hypothermia in a blizzard)
- January 17
- Czeslaw Niemen, 65, Polish rock singer
- Tom Rowe, 53, musician
- January 22
- Billy May, 87, US big band & pop music arranger
- Ann Miller, 80, actress, singer and dancer
- January 28 – Mel Pritchard, 56, drummer of Barclay James Harvest
- February 3 – Cornelius Bumpus, 58, musician (The Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan)
- February 8 – Cem Karaca, 58, Turkish singer and composer
- February 16 – Doris Troy, 67, R&B singer
- February 21 – Bart Howard, 88, composer and pianist
- February 23
- Don Cornell, 84, US singer
- Alvino Rey, 95, US bandleader and guitarist
March–April
- March 4 – John McGeoch, 48, British guitarist with Magazine, Siouxsie and the Banshees and PiL
- March 6 – Peggy DeCastro, 82, US singer born in the Dominican Republic, eldest of the DeCastro Sisters
- March 15 - Eva Likova, 84, operatic soprano
- March 16 – Vilém Tauský, 93, Czech conductor and composer
- March 18
- Vytas Brenner, 57, musician, keyboardist and composer
- Erna Spoorenberg, 78, Dutch operatic soprano
- March 26 – Jan Berry, 62, US singer of Jan and Dean
- April 3 – Gabriella Ferri, 62, Italian singer
- April 9 – Harry Babbitt, 90, US singer with Kay Kyser & his Orchestra
- April 10 – Jacek Kaczmarski, 47, Polish poet and singer, the bard of Solidarity
- April 15
May–June
- May 1 – Felix Haug, 52, Swiss pop musician (Double)
- May 5 – Coxsone Dodd, 72, Jamaican record producer
- May 12
- John LaPorta, 84, Jazz clarinetist, composer and educator
- John Whitehead, 55, R&B artist (shot dead)
- May 17 – Elvin Jones, 76, Jazz Drummer, notably with the John Coltrane Quartet of the 1960s.
- May 19 – Arnold Moore, 90, blues artist
- May 23 – Gundars Mauševics, 29, Latvian guitarist of Brainstorm
- June 2 – Billboard, 25, rapper, The Game's best friend
- June 4 – Irene Manning, 91, US actress, singer and dancer
- June 6 – Iona Brown, 63, conductor and violinist
- June 10 – Ray Charles, 73, US singer and pianist
- June 15 – James F. Arnold, 72, first tenor with the Four Lads
- June 17 – Jackie Paris, 77, US jazz singer
July–August
- July 6 – Syreeta Wright, 57, singer (congestive heart failure, a side effect of cancer treatment)
- July 13 – Carlos Kleiber, 74, conductor
- July 21 – Jerry Goldsmith, 75, US composer, Academy Award winner
- July 22
- Illinois Jacquet, 81, US jazz saxophonist
- Sacha Distel, 71, French singer
- August 6
- Rick James, 56, US funk singer
- Argentino Ledesma, 75, Argentinian singer
- Tony Mottola, 86, US Guitarist
- August 9 – David Raksin, 92, US composer
- August 18 – Elmer Bernstein, 82, US composer
- August 20 – María Antonieta Pons, 82, Cuban Rumbera
- August 26 – Laura Branigan, 47, US singer (brain aneurysm)
- August 31 – Carl Wayne, 61, vocalist (The Move)
September–October
- September 2 – Billy Davis
- September 11 – Juraj Beneš, 64, Slovak composer
- September 12
- John Buller, 77, British composer
- Fred Ebb, 72, US lyricist
- September 15 – Johnny Ramone, 55, US guitarist and founding member of The Ramones (prostate cancer)
- September 16 – Izora Armstead, 62, member of The Weather Girls
- October 25 – John Peel, 65, British DJ and broadcaster (heart attack)
- October 28 – Gil Melle, 72, film and television music composer
November–December
- November 1 – Mac Dre, 34, Bay Area rapper (highway shooting)
- November 12 – Usko Meriläinen, 74, Finnish composer
- November 13
- John Balance, 42, British musician from Coil
- Ol' Dirty Bastard, 35, African American rapper (drug overdose)
- Carlo Rustichelli, 87, Italian film composer
- November 14 – Michel Colombier, 65, composer
- November 18 – Cy Coleman, 75, US composer
- December 8 – Dimebag Darrell, 38, former Pantera guitarist (shot to death in Ohio)
- December 13 – Alex Soria, 39, guitarist for The Nils (suicide)
- December 14 – Sidonie Goossens, 105, harpist
- December 19 – Renata Tebaldi, 82, operatic soprano
- December 20 – Son Seals, 62, blues musician
- December 26 – Sigurd Køhn, 45, Norwegian jazz saxophonist (tsunami)
- December 30 – Artie Shaw, 94, Swing Era Clarinetist and Bandleader
Awards
The following artists were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: Jackson Browne, The Dells, George Harrison, Prince, Bob Seger, Traffic, Z Z Top
ARIA Music Awards
BRIT Awards
Country Music Association Awards
Eurovision Song Contest
Grammy Awards
Juno Awards
MTV Video Music Awards
Charts
Triple J Hottest 100
References
- ^ "Former Friend: Gunman Obsessed With Pantera". Associated Press. December 8, 2004. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,141121,00.html
- ^ Ratliff, Ben (2004-12-10). "Darrell Abbott, 38, a Guitarist Featured in Heavy-Metal Bands, Dies". New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/10/arts/music/10abbott.html.
- ^ Chris Arnold; James Niggemeyer (15 March 2007). A Vulgar Display of Power: Courage and Carnage at the Alrosa Villa. MJS Music & Entertainment. pp. 244–. ISBN 978-0-9762917-7-0. http://books.google.com/books?id=xK9RS2nQ3ZMC&pg=PA244. Retrieved 21 October 2011.
- ^ Crwth
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