| (Some Guy) | Peter Criss wants to be paid what Gene Simmons makes | (9) | |
| New Village People singer wants to play down the whole "gay thing" | (6) | ||
| David Coverdale was scared to death when a black bear invaded his home, which is strange considering he was once married to Tawny Kitaen | (4) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Why yes, it is another Top 50 drummer list. Flaming begins to the right | (154) | |
| Sunday Morning Music Club with Feargal Sharkey | (9) | ||
| Before there was Derek Smalls, Art Davis ruled the double bass. Jazz great dead at 73 | (4) | ||
| The Undertones - There Goes Norman - 1980 | (4) |
| One of the all time great rock songs: Born to Run, live 1975 | (26) | ||
| The Eagles are finishing up their first studio album since the 70’s | (37) | ||
| Let's all go on a summer holiday with Cliff Richard. C'mon everyone | (11) | ||
| Strict Islamic law requires Gwen Stefani to wear modest clothing, minimise exposed skin, refrain from shouting, jumping and kissing, and generally sell no tickets for Malaysian concert | (65) | ||
| DNA testing reveals that James Brown has two more children. Ow, that doesn't feel good | (7) | ||
| 911 is a joke | (14) |
| All-female tribute band named "Lez Zeppelin" will perform at a Catholic religious festival | (24) | ||
| Weezer's Rivers Cuomo may have memoirs released. Now fans will finally get to find out "May 1998, I've decided to ruin this band" | (52) | ||
| "Black Dog" tops "best guitar track" list. For those unaware, that's the Led Zeppelin song that goes "da nuh nuh nah nah dididdly da nah nah nuh nuh wah waaah" | (58) | ||
| Stairway To Heaven, circa 1964 | (32) | ||
| Marilyn Manson sued by former keyboard player. Suit alleges Manson spent the claimants share of money on Hitler memorabilia and an intact 4 y/o girl's skeleton. Manson responds that suit is preposterous; the skeleton is a boy, not a girl | (50) | ||
| Todd Rundgren performs "Hello, It's Me" as a bird | (22) | ||
| You wish you were there at this great gig in the sky. Floyd live, 'nuff said | (30) | ||
| The Association performing "Along Comes Mary" live on the Smothers Brothers Show in 1967 | (17) |
| Emerson Lake & Palmer rehearse the song "Karn Evil 9" of their hit album "Brain Salad Surgery" | (28) | ||
| I'll see your Thelonius Monk and raise you one Sonny Blount (aka Sun Ra, measly earthman) | (12) | ||
| Tribute to Ted Nugent's mom is unveiled. Tribute to submitter's mom has to wait for the police to release the evidence | (7) | ||
| Stevie Wonder planning a U.S. tour. No one saw that one coming | (28) | ||
| Today's the 10th anniversary of the death of Afropop pioneer and Nigerian political activist Fela Anikulapo Kuti. One million people attended his funeral | (24) | ||
| Thelonious Monk performs "'Round Midnight" live in Norway. Not safe for squares | (9) | ||
| Joni Anderson -- AKA Joni Mitchell -- performs on Canadian television in 1965 | (11) | ||
| It only took five years, but Cook County, Illinois finally gets around to setting trial date for R. Kelly | (16) |
| Christian rock was started by a gay guy who died of AIDS in the early Nineties | (69) | ||
| AC/DC gives iTunes the Finger, says salute this, you money hungry whores. Gives 'Givin the Dog A Bone' new meaning | (47) | ||
| Queensryche working on its new album in Seattle. It will not be another retread of "Operaton: Mindcrime," no matter how many times they bring it up in the story, no siree | (14) | ||
| (Heavy Metal News) | Problem: Advice columnists are boring. Solution: Hire Oderus Urungus of GWAR to give powerful advice to the young emo kids | (56) | |
| For 30th anniversay of Elvis' death, Graceland to get overhaul. First step: Removing washer and dryer from front porch | (20) | ||
| Scorpions release new album (just in time for rock-ya-like-a-hurricane season) | (13) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Twenty-seven years ago today, MTV launched with "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles | (67) | |
| (Deseret Morning News) | Governor declared July 30th to be Dream Theater Day in Utah. Thank goodness we missed it | (45) |
| 4/5ths of Guns N' Roses is amenable to a reunion marking the 20th anniversary of the release of "Appetite For Destruction." Take a wild freaking guess who the lone holdout is | (45) | ||
| Just when you think you've heard everything... Krokus' "Screaming In The Night" unplugged. W/bonus egg shaker percussion, since it's just so awesomely metal | (19) | ||
| (Some Leeches) | Music industry douchebags are now suing Apple for actually SELLING their client's music downloads. Which makes them money. For doing nothing | (39) | |
| (Metal Hammer) | Emo overload: My Chemical Romance singer to pen comic book about seven super-human kids who need to "learn to get past their spectacularly dysfunctional childhoods" to save the world | (47) | |
| Man goes to concert by right wing gun-nut rock star, is surprised to find thug in audience who beats him up | (27) | ||
| (Central Scrutinizer) | Berlin renames street for Frank Zappa. Entire street will now be designated for loading and unloading | (37) |
| (Some Guy) | I'll see your influential punk bands list and raise you the top ten bands that never existed | (91) | |
| In honor of Tom Synder's passing, here's a clip of him giving some kid named "Weird Al" his national TV debut | (12) | ||
| Incontrovertible proof the French were all on acid in the 60s. With bonus Bardot goodness. RAWR | (9) | ||
| (Some Guy) | The bidding war for Keith Richards' memoirs is now up to $7.3 million. Which is just about what he spent on blow on the '73 world tour alone (second article) | (4) | |
| (Tech Digest) | Classic Nirvana tracks have been licensed to an EA console game and a Gameloft mobile game. It's what Kurt would've wanted. Or it's why he shot himself | (38) | |
| (Some Guy) | The 25 most influential punk bands (with video goodness) | (219) | |
| "Video Killed the Radio Star" performed live for the first time ever outside the studio. Simply awesome | (49) | ||
| (SunJournal.com) | I'm hot-blooded, check it and see, I'm still doing concerts at 73 | (15) | |
| Watch these four fab guys create one of the greatest songs of all time | (24) |