Big News Day.

I can cling to these tidbits for the rest of the month!

So 8 Diagrams has been pushed back, AGAIN. The new date is November 13, the third anniversary of ODB’s death. Furthermore, Cuban Linx II is on “freeze” to focus on the 8 Diagrams project. In some ways, its hopeful to see this much stalemating and delaying because its definetly a return to the old Wu tradition of driving fans mad with anticipation. Hopefully they don’t drag it out too long, unfortunately they don’t have the staying power they once had.

Some really exciting news on 8 Diagrams comes in the form of a collaboration with John Frusciante, and Dhani Harrison, the son of the late, great Beatle on a remake of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.” Apparently Dhani is a huge Wu fan. With solid verses from Meth and Ghost, this is hopeful news about a project that once seemed a half-hearted chance to cash back in on dying fame.

Meanwhile, in robotic French dance world…..

After dissappearing off the face of the Earth for a while then launching an orgasmic audio and visual attack on worldwide audiences via their ALIVE 2007 tour. They plan on making sure everyone gets a piece. So if you couldn’t grab a ticket or aren’t a fan of sweaty undulating masses, they plan on releasing a live album of their June 14th stop in Paris. The album is poised to include a bonus disc with their encore.

Also, thanks to the New York fans that submitted footage from the August 9th show, an Oliver Gondry directed video for the live single “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger” should surface.

So far no word on when their robot road trip film Electroma will be available to the masses.

Oh, and the first review of Kanye’s Graduation is out, looks good