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Kid Rock fancies himself a postman when it comes to his live performances!

Recently, Arkansas has been getting a shizz-load of snow. This last batch just happened to be right before a big Kid Rock concert in Little Rock, but Rock decided to go on with the show.

This pissed off a few of his fans (probably a lot!) who would be unable to make the drive due to safety reasons to go see him!

That's bad news for them, but, there were also a lot of people who bought tickets to the show that were closer and COULD make it! Kid Rock didn't want you to put your life in harms way, he just did was he was supposed to be doing that night!

But that hasn't stopped some outrage from fans on his website and other venues, so KRock himself laid down some responses on his site.

Yes, they may have had a few bad words, but he was upset!

Here's what was said to those who couldn't make it:

"YOU WILL BE GETTING A REFUND, STRAIGHT OUT OF MY POCKET."

That's pretty generous!

More about the conditions:

"It's not easy to tour in these conditions and also be stuck on the road with a teenage son at home and in high school. I make alot of money, no question, but i've never ripped anyone off to do it."

We don't think it IS a rip off, Kid!

We can also understand the flip-side of this, though, where we'd be upset to miss a show we were looking forward to because of weather, but in that case, we should blame the weather and not the musician!

Plus, he totally said he'd give you your money back, which you could use to see him the next time!

Hope the tour is going well, and stay safe out there, bb!

Thoughts??

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"He did come up and introduce himself. He said he had my old tour bus, I said, "Hope you had it sanitized, son."

- Kid Rock to Rolling Stone on meeting Justin Bieber

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Blasphemy!

LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian were reportedly shut out of an A-List party in Cabo San Lucas where they are currently vacationing.

The party was said to be hosted by Michael Meldman, the ex-boyfriend of Cibrian's ex, Brandi Glanville and celebs such as George Clooney, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Kid Rock were in attendance.

"Michael had a huge party the night before New Years for his birthday and they weren't allowed to go," a source said. "They tried to get on the list, but he said no because of his allegiance to Eddie's ex-wife."

Ouch! That must have been awkward! And embarrassing!

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Leonardo DiCaprio celebrated the end of 2010 the night before New Year's Eve with his supermodel girlfriend Bar Refaeli and a ton of other celebrity guests at a party at his private villa in Cabo San Lucas.

A source says, "Guests danced the night away — it was a great party."

It must have been with the guest list including Naomi Campbell, Kid Rock, Nicky Hilton, Paris Hilton, Jessica Alba, and Jennifer Worthington.

Sounds like he knows how to throw a good party with that kind of star power making an appearance!

We're looking forward to seeing some more great performances on the big screen from you in 2011, Leo!

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Kanye West's new album My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy has taken the top spot in Rolling Stone's list of the Best Albums of 2010!

Curious to see who he beat out for the #1 position? Here's the list of Rolling Stone's top 30 albums of 2010:

1. Kanye West, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
2. The Black Keys, Brothers
3. Elton John and Leon Russell, The Union
4. Arcade Fire, The Suburbs
5. Jamey Johnson, The Guitar Song
6. Vampire Weekend, Contra
7. Drake, Thank Me Later
8. Robert Plant, Band of Joy
9. Eminem, Recovery
10. LCD Soundsystem, This Is Happening
11. The Dead Weather, Sea of Cowards
12. John Mellencamp, No Better Than This
13. Taylor Swift, Speak Now
14. Robyn, Body Talk
15. The National, High Violet
16. Kid Rock, Born Free
17. Beach House, Teen Dream
18. Kings of Leon, Come Around Sundown
19. M.I.A., Maya
20. Neil Young, Le Noise
21. Big Boi, Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty
22. Spoon, Transference
23. Elizabeth Cook, Welder
24. Maximum Balloon, Maximum Balloon
25. Superchunk, Majesty Shredding
26. Yeasayer, Odd Blood
27. Peter Wolf, Midnight Souvenirs
28. My Chemical Romance, Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
29. The Roots, How I Got Over
30. Rick Ross, Teflon Don

What do U think of this list? Who do U think should have been #1?

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So simple, yet so effective!

One of the best performances of the evening!

Check out Kid Rock's performance of Born Free at the American Music Awards on Sunday night (above)!

Now that The Beatles' music is now available to download on iTunes, there aren't too many acts left that haven't agreed to put their tunes out onto the digital marketplace!

But three have stood firm in their refusal, and apparently, here's why:

AC/DC

Frontman Brian Johnson explains:

"Maybe I’m just being old-fashioned, but this iTunes, God bless ‘em, it’s going to kill music if they’re not careful … It’s a…monster, this thing. It just worries me. And I’m sure they’re just doing it all in the interest of making as much…cash as possible. Let’s put it this way, it’s certainly not for the…love, let’s get that out of the way, right away."

Garth Brooks

He says:

"These [Apple] guys are sweet guys, but they’re businessmen, so they understand. … They truly think that they’re saving music. My hat’s off to them. I looked at them right across the table with all the love in the world and told them they were killing it. And until we get variable pricing, until we get album-only [downloads], then they are not a true retailer for my stuff, and you won’t see my stuff on there—with all the love in the world. That’s nothing that they haven’t heard, either."

Kid Rock

He says:

"I just don’t like being told what to do. I don’t have a beef with Apple, or iTunes, or any of them. I do have a beef with that it seems kind of socialist of them to charge the same price for every song. What if every car cost $4,000, you know what I mean? A song from my neighbor’s garage band is not the same value as Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Born to Run.’ I just want to decide how my product gets sold with the people who sell it."

Wow - we have to admit, although we don't agree, these guys make much better points than we expected them to!

Other artists currently unavailable for download include The Smiths, Tool, Def Leppard, Bob Seger, Black Sabbath, and Frank Zappa.

And it's their right as musicians to decide how their music is sold, so more power to them!

What do U think?? Do U agree with anything any of these guys have said??

"She can play the guitar a little bit, and she likes to write her own songs. and God bless her for that. You know, she'll mature, and she's writing about what she should be writing about."

- Kid Rock on Taylor Swift

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