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BJORK COLLECTS POLAR MUSIC PRIZE

STOCKHOLM (AP) — Bjork says it “tickled” her vanity to win the same prize as Pink Floyd and Joni Mitchell.

JOHN LENNON’S TOILET SELLS FOR TEN TIMES EXPECTED PRICE

LONDON (AP) — John Lennon’s toilet has sold for nearly ten times its expected price.

“AN INTRODUCTION TO SYD BARRETT” SLATED FOR OCTOBER

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The best of Syd Barrett’s solo material and his work with Pink Floyd will be gathered into one collection.

Pop, Cooper, Moby appear in vampire comedy

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Iggy Pop and Alice Cooper are among the musicians who appear in “Suck: The Movie.”

JACKSON BROWNE CANCELS CONCERT BECAUSE OF ILLNESS

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jackson Browne is sick.

Spring Standards

The Spring Standards stopped by the studio of Brookdale Public Radio and chatted with Jeff Raspe.





New Riders of the Purple Sage

Stu Coogan sits down with Buddy Cage and Michael Falzarano.





Album Reviews

Joe Bonamassa – Black Gold

At just 32, former child prodigy Joe Bonamassa has just released 10th and latest solo record, “Black Rock”.

Jeff Beck – Emotion Commotion

“Emotion and Commotion” is Jeff Beck’s latest album and it yet another stunning piece of work by the real-life guitar hero.

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Band Of Horses – No One’s Gonna Love You

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Josh Ritter – “The Curse”

Created and directed by Josh’s drummer Liam Hurley.

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The Cure: Disintegration (Deluxe Edition) Mournful classic holds up Disintegration is less a collection of epically needy songs and more the distillation of a specific feeling, namely the one in which you lay around sobbing into your pillow, scrawling wretched poetry into a Composition Notebook and maybe wearing a cape, depending on how awesome your mall was in 1989. This spiffy 20th-anniversary edition is a reminder of the album’s delicate, droopy perfection—removed from The Cure’s late ’80s goth-takeover phase, it seems more approachable, even to people who now dress in color. That said, it’s odd to recall how little actually happens in these songs; for...