Sean Lennon spoke with AOL Music about his new album ‘Friendly Fire’, due out September 26th. The sophomore effort comes eight years after his ‘Into the Sun’ debut. “This record is more the romance of truth and how heartbreaking it can really be,” he explained. “It’s about the disintegration of love, whereas the first record is about the realization of it.”
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Roger Friedman of FoxNews.com weighed in on Sean Lennon’s new album ‘Friendly Fire’, which hits stores in late September. Friedman writes, “It’s no surprise that ‘Friendly Fire’ sounds not only a lot like the father’s work, but like Julian’s too. Sean has the mixed blessing of a voice that combines both his parents, hence the little extra nasal sound when his mom’s genetics come through.”
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Several short films promoting Sean Lennon’s forthcoming album ‘Friendly Fire’, due out in September, have been made available. The clips feature music from the album and Lennon in an all-star cast that includes Lindsay Lohan, Bijou Phillips, Devon Aoki, Asia Argento, Jordana Brewster, and Carrie Fischer.
The New York Post’s Mitchell Fink reports Michael Jackson went to Tavern on the Green to celebrate his concert around 1:30 Saturday morning.
A stunned Sean Lennon tried to welcome Michael but he responded, “You never return my calls. I leave messages for you all the time and you never call back.”
Janet wasn’t there, and apparently wasn’t impressed w/ Jacko’s list of performers.