MusicRadar Daily: Tone Balls, X-Factor predictor, MJ's Twitter seance

MusicRadar daily

MusicRadar daily

Updated every weekday at 10am, MusicRadar Daily is our regular serving of the most popular features, weirdest gear, coolest blogs, hottest videos and all-round coolest music-making links from around the net, as found by the team and the MusicRadar community. Submit your links here.

MusicRadar Daily - 13 October 2009

MusicRadar Daily gives you the chance to post links to the most interesting and popular music-making features, articles and videos you find on the net. We can't promise to feature every submission, but we will be updating this page every day with your suggestions, along with those of the team.

Submit your links here via the MusicRadar forum - just open a new post, submit your tip and we'll take a look!

Tone Balls - dust bunnies that collect in guitar bodies

(From Boing Boing via tomporter)

Can YouTube predict the X-Factor winner?

(From TechRadar via tomporter)

Them Crooked Vultures: fan-filmed footage from Boston House Of Blues show

(From Blabbermouth via ChrisVinnicombe)

Fiction soundtrack: can Nick Cave reinvent the audiobook?

(From BBC via tomporter)

Tweance, the Twitter seance, aims to contact Michael Jackson

(From The Telegraph via tomporter)

Bob Dylan to debut song on NCIS

(From Pitchfork via tomporter)

Previously on MusicRadar Daily: USB uzi album, YouTube hits a billion, goodbye Spotify?

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