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

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 - 12 October 2009

Will Spotify be gone in 12 months?

(From TechRadar via tomporter)

Ten Fingers on Five Frets in Guitar Hero: Van Halen

(From Kotaku via Mike Goldmsith)

LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy explains why the internet is funny

(From Stereogum via tomporter)

YouTube reaches one billion views per day

(From Mashable via tomporter)

No. 1 with bullets? USB uzi is latest killer album format

(From Wired via tomporter)

Punk's not dead (pic)

(From Digg via tomporter)

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