| 186,282 Miles Per Second; for those who need more science in their music | (9) | ||
| The "Purdie Shuffle" - funkiest soul beat EVAR | (22) | ||
| (Side-Line) | Yazoo announces release of four-disc box set and a massive reunion tour. And by "massive" of course we mean "two weeks in June, and only in England" | (15) | |
| Tru ragga gi de fits pon Rasta 'oman. Yuh no listen Sean Paul na mar | (14) | ||
| Cheer up, sleepy Jean. John Stewart, who wrote "Daydream Believer," dies at age 68 | (28) | ||
| This music video was a big hit in 1994. Its downfall came when people realized you couldn't go to a concert and yell "We want Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" | (14) | ||
| (Gibson) | Replacements, "Please To Meet Me" - the story of how one of the greatest bands in the world recorded one of their best albums. And yes, they do mention vomit on the ceiling | (25) |
| Dolly Parton is 62 today. To celebrate: a live version of "Jolene" | (27) | ||
| Three, six, nine. The goose drank wine. The monkey chewed tobacco. On the streetcar line. The line broke. The monkey got choked. And they all went to Heaven. In a little row boat | (24) | ||
| Slide Guitar 101 with Profs. Haynes and Trucks. This is how it's done, kids | (37) | ||
| Today is Robert Palmer's birthday. So here's a bunch of chicks that look the same | (27) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Metallica’s "One" on piano. As played by a 14-year-old kid | (18) | |
| Regulators Mount Up - Nate Dogg paralyzed after suffering a stroke | (34) | ||
| (Mirror) | EMI sends Robbie Williams' latest CD to China to be recycled as pavement. Stephen Malkmus unavailable for comment | (33) | |
| (Some Legends) | Sinatra and Presley trade riffs | (10) |
| British cutie Lily Allen has miscarriage | (56) | ||
| (Dallas Observer) | How to be a good cover band | (53) | |
| (Some Guy) | Triumph is going to Lay it on the Line and reunite their Rock & Roll Machine. I know Somebody's Out There Spellbound. To that person I say, "Hold on." | (25) | |
| Rolling Stones upset at EMI job cuts. Might release next crappy album on another label | (13) | ||
| Frank Zappa performs "Outside Now" in Paris, 1980 | (31) | ||
| (Best Band Ever) | Rush extends "Snakes And Arrows" tour. Tour dates to the left, haters to the right | (91) |
| (Some Guy) | How "American Idol" has changed radio, or why all top 40 sounds the same | (296) | |
| The Future Villians Band perform "Come Together." We hate joy. We hate love. We love money | (6) | ||
| Seventh graders chide verbose music critic; class forced to look up meaning of strut ("Some guy named Mick Jagger invented that one") | (17) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Sex Pistols planning to record new material. Fans predicting it will be their best album of new material in 30 years | (28) | |
| Hall & Oates cancels Florida tour. Reason? Too busy developing cartoon about superpowers of Oates' mustache. Really | (154) | ||
| Today's WTF? factor provided by weird 80's Lithuanian pop video about love and a flaming otter | (14) | ||
| (Susannahoffs) | Susanna Hoffs turns 48 today. Pardon me while I go fap like an Egyptian | (101) | |
| Muddy Waters live in 1968, doing "Long Distance Call". Bonus: Otis Spann on piano | (11) | ||
| (Some Guy) | If you think Amy Winehouse looked weird with her beehive harido, wait until you see her with Marilyn Monroe's hairstyle | (55) |
| Out of the blue, Debbie Gibson is back. (We just can't shake, shake her love) | (20) | ||
| Ike Turner died of cocaine overdose. It's a helluva drug | (38) | ||
| (Some Metal Guy) | Dave Mustaine: "I'm a legend...I have two first-degree black belts." Also going to the gym in 26 minutes | (49) | |
| Judge gives DMX something to shout about: a $1.5 million child support judgment | (12) | ||
| An independent Miami label plans to release never-before-heard Beatles live recordings made in 1962. Apple Lawyers: Not if we have anything to say about it | (10) | ||
| Why don't you have a seat and watch the coolest video of a teenage girl playing "Traveling Riverside Blues" you'll see today | (46) | ||
| Seventy years ago today, the greatest concert in jazz history took place at Carnegie Hall and Benny Goodman taught the world how to Swing, Swing, Swing | (36) | ||
| Sporty Spice is going to play a solo set in New York next month in between Spice Girls shows. So far, tickets to the gig are almost sold | (14) | ||
| Get your evil disco on - "Push It" from Static-X | (32) | ||
| The Dickies rip through Black Sabbath's "Paranoid" | (21) | ||
| Jim Stafford celebrates his country-fried 64th birthday: "Spiders and Snakes." | (19) |
| EMI Records announces cha cha cha cha changes | (22) | ||
| It's the end of jury duty as we know it - at least for Michael Stipe | (15) | ||
| Lost Led Zeppelin photos have been uncovered after thirty years | (18) | ||
| (Some Guy) | Your first concert. Who? When? Where? How old were you and what other pertinent details you might want to add. LGT mine, I was 15 and it was at L'Amour East in NY | (570) | |
| Jan 15, 1969: Ed Sullivan makes the Rolling Stones change their lyrics to "Let's Spend Some Time Together." Mick seems to forget near the end, though | (19) | ||
| January 15, 1971: George Harrison releases "My Sweet Lord." Here's a live version from the 1972 Concert for Bangladesh | (24) |
| Kevin Federline the Hip Hop Mogul? | (26) | ||
| Thirty years ago today the Sex Pistols played this final song at their last concert. "Ever get the feelin' you been cheated?" | (101) | ||
| Cameo's "Word Up" performed live by Korn | (33) | ||
| Dave Grohl celebrates his 39th birthday. "Learn to Fly" video from 1999 | (29) | ||
| James Todd Smith celebrates his 40th. You may know him better as LL Cool J; "Mama Said Knock You Out" | (18) | ||
| John might have approved of this cover of 'Imagine', by A Perfect Circle (warning: some graphic war footage) | (56) |