Music fans sound off
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RealNetworks Inc. urged digital-music lovers yesterday to stand up for their freedom of choice. They responded by exercising their freedom of speech -- much to the company&#39;s chagrin.
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A number of performers are questioning the traditional expectations of chamber music, causing mixed reactions among the purists and the newcomers.
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Record labels don't trust us with their music. They need to retune that thinking
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The boos were raining down, and a group of fans started a "Fire Gundy" chant that got louder with each second.
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A car full of dudes. Radio blaring. Annoying guy in the back singing off-key to Shania Twain's "Man, I Feel Like a Woman" while his buddies look seriously uncomfortable.
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With its irresistible hip-hop beats and shouted refrains, crunk music incites a fervor in fans that's reminiscent of a religious experience.
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NEW YORK (Billboard) - It's not unusual for adoring  Japanese pop fans to sing along with their idols during a  concert. But it's not often that an American audience does that  -- and gets all the Japanese words right.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Life!) - You know that annoying tune  that you can't place or get out of your head?
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It could be magic for some, but the use of loud Barry Manilow music to drive away late-night revelers from a suburban Sydney park is getting on the nerves of nearby residents.
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Some music companies get it, others don't.
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By Randy Myers, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.  Jun. 10--In the no-holds-barred blogosphere, every voice can be raised.  But not everyone cares to listen.
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European consumers want music not video or games on their portable gadgets. According to Jupiter Research only a lowly five per cent of people would like a music player which could also play films.
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RIO VISTA, Calif. -- Unfazed by the sounds of o
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It turns out that Radiohead fans aren't as generous as they claim.
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The Internet has changed the way people listen to music in their personal space. (Think iPod and other portable music players.) Now, it's also changing the way people listen to music in public places, such as restaurants and bars.
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Shhhh! Mute the brass, and please &#151; go easy on the cymbals!
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Phish may have swum off into jam-band history with this past weekend&#39;s Coventry festival in Vermont, but thousands of fans turned away from the event  many with tickets in hand  are plenty mad, and they&#39;re angling for much more than just an apology.