By Chuck Stanley

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Tuesday January 31, 2006

P.O.D. VIDEO

POD are streaming their video for "Goodbye For Now".

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Real Video

POD's new album "Testify" is in stores now.

SEETHER

Seether frontman Shaun Morgan and Evanescence singer Amy Lee dated for more than 2 years and in that time they re-recorded Seether's song "Broken" as a duet.

Since the couple split late last year, Morgan says he has been performing the song with Halestorm vocalist Lizzy Hale, who is one of the opening acts on the Seether headlined SnoCore Tour.

The Seether frontman recalls one of his favorite "Broken" duet memories.

MORGAN: "We normally end the set with 'Broken' and we do an acoustic version of 'Broken,' so I'm up on stage, and I wasn't really looking to either side to see what was going on. But out of the corner of my eye, I catch Brett (Hestla, singer) from Dark New Day had dressed up as Amy. The next thing I know, there's Brett doing the whole falsetto Amy Lee part for the song. So that caught me completely off guard and actually scared me a little bit."

DISTURBED'S DAVE DRAIMAN

In case you missed Disturbed vocalist David Draiman's appearance on the Mtv show "Cribs", you can download the 6-minute video.

Disturbed's sold-out concert at Sunset Station with Bloodsimple and A Life Once Lost is this Saturday at Sunset Station.

AVENGED SEVENFOLD

Avenged Sevenfold spent last Saturday at Bolling BX Air Force Base in Washington D.C. signing autographs for fans stationed on the base.

The band's latest album includes a song called "M.I.A.", which proclaims their support of U.S. troops.

MEGADETH DVD

Megadeth will issue a 2-disc DVD titled "Arsenal of Megadeth" on March 21st. The video collection includes 32 previously unreleased clips and 20 of the band's music videos. The unreleased footage is comprised of TV appearances, press kits, home videos, interviews and more. View the track listing Megadeth.com.

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