Aretha is still a GIANT of the music world	(29)
		I see your Heatwave and raise you one Atomic Dog with George Clinton. Funk at its most bizarre	(16)
		Welcome to Scatman's World. Ba-be-be-do-be-do-ba-do	(22)
		"Groove Line" by Heatwave. Funk at its best	(14)
		How they remix a song in India	(13)
		Insane Zombie Music Video, Tiny Masters of Today w Karen O, Beastie Boy, etc	(5)
		Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you: "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk," by Trace Adkins (you know, the only bearable one on Celebrity Apprentice)	(30)

		Stones now have brain surgeon travel with them. Richards explains, "He's from New Zealand and he's my head man, you know what I mean? He fixed the thing"	(9)
		Honeydrippers - "Sea of Love"	(34)
		Saturday music club: Traffic doing "John Barleycorn" in 1972	(9)
		Pre-Zeppelin Jimmy Page plays "Dazed and Confused" with the Yardbirds. And since you asked: Why yes, he does indeed use a bow	(55)
(Truveo)		Cool: "Ghostbusters" vs. Nine Inch Nails. Bonus: Journey	(18)
		Get ready to get down down: Status Quo, The Movie will soon be rockin' all over the world	(19)
		The Beatles' "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" turns out to be a sad song, after all	(32)

		Drug dealers and liquor stores go on high alert as Amy Winehouse gets her Visa approved	(11)
		A dose of Friday Funk. Bootsy with some slow "Space Bass" lovin'	(17)
		Gene Simmons on how the Internet killed music: "'How come my new band can't get a shot?' Because you killed it, biatch."	(82)
		Despite his flamboyant attitude, metrosexual ways, and that big, gay mustache, the guitarist of Queen had no idea Freddie Mercury was gay	(222)
		Neil Young doesn't think music can change the world any more, about 30 years after everyone else figured that out	(68)
		The return of the Thin White Duke... one of the Bowie's best, complete with excessive 80s band costumes and a Keith Richards look-alike	(18)
		Dee Snider of Twisted Sister says, "We'll continue until the spandex explodes." Thanks for that mental image, Dee	(13)
		Blue Oyster Cult prepares to refill that prescription to treat that fever with more cowbell	(51)
		John Williams, Hollywood uber-composer, turns 76. Here's a tribute to his songs that you've been hearing all your life	(21)
(Some Guy)		Velvet Revolver front man Scott Weiland back in rehab	(30)

		Warren Zevon, recording "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" for his last album, in Billy Bob Thorton's studio	(12)
		Eurythmics - "Sweet Dreams" is 25 years old? Yikes	(19)
		What do you get when you cross Saruman, Italian dragon-metal band Rhapsody, and an orchestra? Pure win	(29)
		Amy Winehouse wanted to perform at the Grammys, but US immigration says "No, no, no"	(47)
(MySpace)		Imagine there is no Lennon, it's easy if you sue, Yoko is a biatch, and she's coming after you	(20)
		Led Zeppelin not playing Bonnaroo -- it's an all female tribute band. In other news there is an all female Led Zeppelin tribute band. Fark: Their name is Lez Zeppelin	(91)
(Metro)		If Amy Winehouse is refused a visa to visit the U.S., she may lip-sync at the Grammy Awards by satellite. Amy Winehouse trifecta now complete	(11)
(The Mirror)		Amy Winehouse has the perfect solution to her substance abuse problems: she's moving in with the Osbournes. Wait, what? Amy Winehouse trifecta now in play	(16)
(Billboard)		Mets officials ask Billy Joel to perform last concert at Shea Stadium in July, hopes he'll double as demolition expert after the season	(22)
		"Seriously, Cleveland, How Are You?", by Bob Seger	(18)
(Nightfall Guy)		"The Day is Done" by Nick Drake. Drake didn't have a wide audience during his lifetime; now he ranks among the top English singers of the last 50 years	(36)
		Just so we have a reason to get pissed off and rant about the current state of music here's an interview with Avril Lavigne, who is so punk rock and bad ass that she's adding costume changes and dancers to her stage show	(84)

		The Grateful Dead at their jazzy-psychedelic peak: "Dark Star" from August 27, 1972	(33)
(Some nominee)		2008 Juno Award nominations announced. Juno Award = Canadian Grammy. LGT category subby is nominated in. Canadian music flamewar to the right. Starter: Celine Dion nominated 6 times. Bonus-no Nickelback	(74)
(Some Rick Roll)		February 6th, 1966: The Rick Roll was born. Go ahead and click the link... you know you want to	(135)
(Bitten and Bound)		Amy Winehouse was day tripping yesterday - but in a good way. The music celeb got a pass to visit her guy in the slammer. She actually looked, dare we say, healthy	(50)
		Billie Joe Armstrong shows he's still about the music when his side project Pinhead Gunpor plays its 19th gig in 17 years and still packs the house	(22)

(Washington Times)		Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, guru to the Beatles in the 1960's, has died at 91. In other news, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi was still alive	(100)
(Send2Press)		Willie Nelson claims twin towers were imploded on 9/11 - also blames terrorists for his tax evasion and permanent hair problems	(295)
(Some Guy)		Lets see here...sing a hit song about Umbrellas, get your very own line of Umbrellas. Got it	(16)
		Christina Aguilera turns her son's bris into a party complete with penis balloons. Foreskin	(21)
(Bitten and Bound)		Heidi Montag put together a homemade music video. The good news is the singer looks hot in a pink bikini. The bad news -- her musical talent wasn't apparent	(80)
		Picture gallery: This photographer was there the day the Beatles first hit No.1	(25)
		Guns n' Roses, without Axl singing, and without anyone named Gilby	(19)
(A World Of Happiness)		Samuel L. Jackson makes his musical debut on a children's record. It's like "Free To Be You And Me," only there might be more F-bombs	(30)
		Pimp C died of cough syrup overdose. Gangsta	(85)
		England on verge of crappy music civil war	(8)
		Fifteen-to-18-year-olds listening to 2.4 hours of music a day will hear over 30,000 references to substance abuse a year that encourages them not to feel so all alone -- everybody must get stoned	(152)
		Remember when the Grammy Awards weren't boring? Me neither, but back in 1975, Paul Simon and John Lennon made them interesting for a few minutes	(26)
(Some Idiot)		Fox forgets to ask permission to use an Arcade Fire song in one of their Super Bowl ads. You're doing it wrong	(29)

		They're tellin' me studies find U.S. popular music awash in booze and drugs, but I say no, no, no	(39)
(Some Metal Guy)		"Everything I Need To Know, I've Learned From Iron Maiden"	(37)
		These guys managed to work in "Quantum of Solace" into a Bond theme song	(16)
		John Mayer covering Radiohead's weirdest song. PLUS: You can actually understand the lyrics	(64)
		You can try and forget it, drink it away, brainbleach it, but if you were alive in the 90s, you couldn't escape it: Kris Kross, "Jump"	(40)