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It’s been 20 years since Shannon Hoon, the original lead singer of Blind Melon, died of an overdose. Until his death, he had been documenting his band’s rise to fame with a video camera, which Danny Clinch has spent the past five years molding into a feature-length documentary. Clinch and his co-director Colleen Hennessy have...

Williamsburg is a Camel cigarette, the new Bedford Ave. Duane Reade has a wine bar inside of it, the yuppies are part of the firmament. Along with the latest wave of high-end gentrification in this neighborhood comes the inevitable migration of its resident, and now transient, artist population. It happens. Brooklyn is a brand. But [...]

Just when we were getting used to, uh, Travis Warren replacing Shannon Hoon on "No Rain," the upstart had problems with his vocal chords and depending on who you ask either (a) abandoned his fellow Melons or (b) was fired. Catch up on the drama and learn how you can become Blind Melon's new singer at their MelonSpace.

'A Devil on One Shoulder and an Angel on the Other' is the first book to tell the Blind Melon's story