Recorded during Faith No More's 1990 tour of England in support of their breakthrough album The Real Thing, this live release is an obvious cash in, basically replicating the recordings used for the band's first video release, You Fat Bastards. There's nothing necessarily wrong with it, mind you, but strange song sequencing and it's over-dependence on songs from the aforementioned record render it pointless except for fanatics interested in the two studio tracks, "The Grade" and "The Cowboy Song." As for the live material, the band shines on Black Sabbath's "War Pigs" and their own "The Real Thing." It is also amusing to hear singer Mike Patton ad lib lines from Technotronic's "Pump Up the Jam" at the end of their hit "Epic."

Taking the stage for a promotional gig, Rihanna attended the launch party for the NOKIA X6 at the Brixton Academy in London on Monday night (November 16). ...

Stryder can't have been too annoyed though as yesterday evening he was spotted watching Rihanna perform live at Brixton Academy.

I wasn't there, but Tory group leader Roger Evans was: The venue was the O2 Academy in Brixton, more often the scene of concerts and sell out music ...

... New Year's Show at Brixton Academy), member James Ford's well-received production work for artists like the Arctic Monkeys and Florence and the Machine, ...