Music Reviews

Pink Floyd Wins Contract Suit Against EMI in London (Update1) EMI Group Ltd. should only sell the music of Pink Floyd, the band that recorded the best-selling album “The Dark Side of the Moon,” in full album format and can’t sell single songs online, a London judge ruled today.

See Nicole Kidman Sulk, Hear Chopin Play: Great London Weekend Steal a glimpse of a sulking Nicole Kidman as the Friday stop on your weekend in London.

Phantom’s Love Gets Messy in Sequel ‘Love Never Dies’: Review The Phantom of the Opera, last seen fleeing from the bowels of the Paris opera, has resurfaced as an impresario in Coney Island.

Sewage Workers, Red Flags Kick Off Paris ‘Ring’: Review A revolution-tinged “Das Rheingold” opened the first complete cycle of Wagner’s “Ring” to be staged at the Paris Opera since 1955.

Pink Floyd Suing Record Label EMI Group Over Online Royalties Pink Floyd, the band that recorded the best-selling album the Dark Side of the Moon, is suing record label EMI Group Ltd. in London over online royalty payments and the right to sell single tracks.

Gorillaz Makes 2010’s First Pop Classic; Hendrix Redux: Review “Plastic Beach” by Gorillaz, out today, is a musical mishmash. It’s also ambitious and brilliant: 2010’s best CD so far.

Lily Allen Bows Out, Dizzee Rascal Stuns, Crowd Fights: Review A fight broke out in the audience as a tired Lily Allen played what she said was one of her final concerts last night. Dizzee Rascal wowed the same crowd with a strong performance that left 23,000 people dancing.

Severed Nose Takes a Walk Through St. Petersburg, Met: Review A nose goes rogue, running off to experience life at its absurd best.