Legacy/EpicPearl Jam has made Record Store Day history.
The grunge group s contribution to this year s event, the live album Give Way, sold close to 20,000 copies, making it the biggest-selling rock album released for Record Store Day since it began in 2007.
"We re always excited to be part of RSD," says guitarist Mike McCready, who spent the day at Seattle s Easy Street Records performing with his side band The Rockfords. "It s just so important to support the Mom and Pop shops around the world. They are more than just stores, they re communities."
Give Way, which was available on vinyl and CD, captures a 1998 Pearl Jam concert in Australia during the Yield tour.
While Give Way is the biggest rock Record Store Day release of all time, Taylor Swift has the biggest Record Store Day release, period. The pop superstar s folklore: the long pond studio sessions, which also dropped during RSD 2023, sold 75,000 copies and debuted at #3 on the Billboard 200 the
Scott Olson/Getty Images(MEMPHIS, Tenn.) The medical examiner s official autopsy report for Tyre Nichols showed he "died of brain injuries from blunt force trauma," the district attorney s office told Nichols family Tuesday.
While Nichols mother has said that first responders told her her son was drunk and high, the report shows that his blood alcohol level was .049, the DA s office said. The district attorney s office told the family that was "well less than the legal limit to drive."
Nichols mother never believed her son was inebriated at the time of the incident.
The district attorney s office told the Nichols family that the autopsy will be released publicly soon.
Nichols, 29, died three days after he was beaten by officers during a Jan. 7 traffic stop in Memphis. Footage of the altercation shows officers striking Nichols repeatedly.
Seven Memphis Police Department officers have been fired for their roles in the arrest. Five of them have been charged
Handout(SAN FRANCISCO) Cash App founder Bob Lee was stabbed three times, twice in the chest and once in the hip, according to autopsy documents released Tuesday.
Lee, 43, an executive at cryptocurrency firm MobileCoin, was killed last month in the San Francisco neighborhood of Rincon Hill, the San Francisco Police Department said.
Doctors at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital performed surgeries on him for hours but could not keep him alive his death wasn t called until 6:49 a.m. in the operation room, four hours after the 911 call for help, the autopsy documents show.
His cause of death is listed as multiple stab wounds. One of the strikes, in his left chest, penetrated his heart, the documents show. The deepest wound, in his left upper chest, was approximately 5 inches, according to the records.
When he initially arrived at the hospital, Lee was identified through his driver s license, though was officially listed as a John Doe until his identity was confirmed through