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When the role is called up yonder
I hope you see me there

It's in the water
It's where you came from
It's in the water
It's where you came from

And the crowd begins to wonder
And they cry to see your face

It's in the water...
It's in the story
It's where you came from
The sons and daughters
In all their glory
It's gonna shape them
And when they clash
And come together
And start rising
Just drink the water
Where you came from...
Where you came from

You're the rose That was called from yonder
Never sold yourself away

It's in the water...
It's in the story
It's where you came from
The sons and daughters
In all their glory
It's gonna shape them
And when they clash
And come together
And start rising
Just drink the water
Where you came from...
Where you came from

And when they clash
And come together
And start rising
Just drink the water
Where you came from...
Where you came from

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Kings of Leon Arcade Fire Coachella 2011

Kings of Leon, Arcade Fire, Kanye West, Strokes Headlining Coachella 2011

Kings ings of Leon, Arcade Fire, Kanye West and the Strokes will rock the Indio, Ca. desert this year as the headliners of the 2011 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. The full lineup for the annual festival, which takes place April 15-17 this year, was revealed on the official Coachella website late Tuesday night (Jan. 18).



Tennessee quartet Kings of Leon, who released fifth album "Come Around Sundown" last October, will headline the Friday festivities, while fellow alt-rockers the Black Keys and Interpol will also perform on the opening night. Other notable Friday performers include Swedish pop star Robyn, U.K. electronica vets the Chemical Brothers, Killers frontman Brandon Flowers, and Lauryn Hill, who kicked off a 17-date tour last month following a long absence from the stage.

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As expected, Arcade Fire will return to Coachella as the Saturday headliner after last playing the festival in 2007. British folk darlings Mumford & Sons will make their biggest U.S. festival splash thus far on the same day, while indie stalwarts Animal Collective, Australian dance duo Empire of the Sun, R&B goddess Erykah Badu and cult rap star Lil' B help round out an eclectic Saturday lineup.



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Kanye West and the Strokes will each make their Coachella debuts as the co-headliners for Sunday night. The festival will follow the release of the New York rock group's still-untitled fourth album, due out March 22, as well as "Watch the Throne," West's joint album with Jay-Z expected to be released in March.



Previously rumored performers Duran Duran and PJ Harvey both appear on the Sunday bill, while upstart rapper Wiz Khalifa, brooding indie rockers the National, U.K. pop sensation Tinie Tempah and electro-rock duo Ratatat will all take the stage on the festival's final day. Canadian punk rockers Death From Above 1979, who have been defunct since their 2006 split, are also confirmed for the Sunday lineup.



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The announcement follows months of lineup speculation that included rumored performances by Daft Punk, the Rolling Stones and Neil Young, among others. Jay-Z, Muse and Gorillaz headlined last year's Coachella fest, which ran April 16-18, 2010.

Gallery 63 Oct. 26 on Discovery

Gallery 63’s ‘Auction Kings’ debuts Oct. 26 on Discovery

The Gallery 63 crew, from left to right: owner Paul Brown, office manager Cindy Shook, handyman Delfino Ramos and assistant manager/picker Jon Hammond.

In just a few hours, Discovery Channel’s “Auction Kings” debuts featuring Atlanta’s Gallery 63.

“We’re all kinds of whipped up,” Brown said today, just a few hours before the 10 p.m. debut. “It’s been a roller coaster but mostly downhill and fast.”

I wrote about this show six months ago when Discovery was beginning to shoot it. Brown said he’s gotten a ton of calls and emails already just from the promos.

I sampled the first episode and it’s a breezy 30 minutes featuring some unusual finds: a four-billion-year-old asteroid found in Russia in 1947, a Nazi handbook circa 1936, a possible “Gone With the Wind” first edition signed by Margaret Mitchell and a vampire killing kit from the late 1800s.

The sellers provide descriptions of the items. Brown finds experts to confirm or debunk a particular item’s value and/or authenticity. We then jump to auction day to see if the items sell for the amount the sellers hope. From a storytelling perspective, it’s a clean beginning, middle and end for each item.

Brown comes across as pleasantly hyperactive while his manager Cindy Schook plays the tough curmudgeon with a heart of gold. Newbie assistant office manager Jon Hammond is also put through the ropes.

Like TLC’s “Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta,” this reality show does not debase or embarrass Atlanta in any way unlike some other show you might be thinking of.

On TV
“Auction Kings,” 10 p.m. on Mondays on Discovery Channel