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Coldplay teamed up with Simpsons creator Matt Groening to bring their own comic series to life. Frank Ocean’s full album is available for download a week before the release. Run DMC are performing together again after 10 years. Someone is still willing to pay millions to see Drake and Chris Brown fight. Check out these stories and more in today’s Music Notes.

Green Day is really kicking major ass with all the projects they’ve lined up. In addition to three new albums (see teaser), they’re planning to release two documentaries. [MTV]

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Run DMC is coming back for their first performance in ten years. They’ll be featured at the Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin this Fall. [MTV]

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Frank Ocean dazzled audiences on Jimmy Fallon after creating quite the buzz for announcing his bi-sexuality. Now you can get his album an entire week before the scheduled release. [Pitchfork]

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The Dark Knight Rises soundtrack is available to stream. Hans Zimmer peppers the score with bits of Sherlock Holmes and Inception. While you’re listening, tell us your favorite Batman villain for a chance to win IMAX tickets and $1700 in prizes. [Empire]

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Aerosmith – are they still relevant? Hell yes! They released a new vid for ‘Legendary Child’ featuring a high speed chase on skates. Check it out below. [YouTube]

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Coldplay gets in the Comic-Con spirit, announcing a new six part comic series. Written by Simpsons creator Matt Groening and Mark Osborne (Kung Fu Panda), the comic tells the story of Coldplay’s latest album Mylo Xyloto. [Rolling Stone]

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Jacquees brings up the 90s in his ‘Candy Rain’ remix. The original Candy Rain by Soul For Real is an unforgettable 90s gem. [Worldstar Hip Hop]

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Chris Brown and Drake have been offered $14 million to step into the ring. That’s $5 Mil for the loser and $9 Mil for the winner. There’s even talk of Floyd Mayweather, Jr.’s trainer offering up some boxing tips. Do we really need to drag this out anymore? [Hot New Hip Hop]

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Can we go a day without seeing something irresistibly cute? Probably not. You may have already seen Sesame Street’s take on ‘Call Me Maybe,’ so here’s a heartwarming stop motion music vid. [The Daily What]

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