A report from last night's Danzig show in Baltimore: "And then during DANZIG's set, Glenn fell off the stage during 'How the Gods Kill' and I have a pic of him getting back onstage after the fall... Also, Glenn was in a bad mood after the fall — he cut the show short and he nixed the MISFITS set with Doyle and was yelling at Todd Youth [guitar] the rest of the night telling him to slow down his playing. The story I was told from a security guard was that Glenn dislocated his shoulder, but I can't confirm that." [Blabbermouth]
This morning, we received a press release regarding Glenn Danzig's upcoming Lost Tracks Of Danzig collection, and because the email was nearly 1,000 words long, we only just now scrolled down to its best bit:
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Long-time Danzig devotees will remember that the former Misfits singer's tour truck was stolen last fall, shortly after a gig at Los Angeles' Wiltern Theatre. As it turns out, KNAC.com conducted an interview with Danzig tourmate (and Type O Negative member) Kenny Hickey, who revealed what happened on that fateful California night. After the click-through, a wondrous tale of auto theft, high-speed chase, and some seriously wrong-headed management decisions. It's a little long, but it's worth the trip.
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Former Misfits singer (and long-time Idolator reader) Glenn Danzig talks with the Onion's AV Club this week, and while the interview is heavy on the Scandinavian black metal chit-chat, it also reveals some of Glenn-Glenn's online-shopping habits:
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We may know Glenn Danzig as a man who loves to kick back with his wienur (sp?) dogs, but don't think that he isn't a tense dude. From an interview with interview with Exit Weekly:
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The blogger behind fathom harvill apparently shares two of our biggest obsessions: Glenn Danzig and Tower Records. A recent trip to a Tower in Mountain View, Calif., yielded not only this documentary-style evidence that Danzig's albums are in strong supply, but also a eulogy for the dying record-store chain:
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Because we're such good buds with ex-Misfits singer Glenn Danzig, we were shocked to read this on LiveDaily this afternoon:
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We thought long and hard about how to best 
When we first launched the Coulda-Shoulda-Woulda Files—a section in which we spotlight songs that deserved to be bigger hits—we figured we'd wait a few weeks before pulling out the big guns. So now, as we near Idolator's one-month anniversary, let us present the song that inspired the whole CWS feature in the first place—a song which you absolutely need to hear:
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We honestly didn't think we'd be mentioning good ol' Glenn at all this week, let alone 