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A sequel to "I Wanna Be Your Dog," right? Not really. "King Of The Dogs" comes from Iggy Pop's forthcoming solo New Orleans jazz-influenced album PrĂ©liminaires, which was also inspired by the French…   Read Story »
PrĂ©liminaires (6/3 on Astralwerks) is inspired by Michel Houellebecq's 2005 novel The Possibility Of An Island and includes jazz standards "Insensatez" and "Les Feuilles Mortes" along with Cajun…   Read Story »
If you recall, the BPA, aka Brighton Port Authority, is Norman Cook, aka Fatboy Slim, and any number of guest vocalists (Emmy The Great, David Byrne). That in mind, when I saw Coldplay's video for…   Read Story »
The 2009 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame nominees were announced this morning, and again prog get no respect. However, cheers to The Stooges for finally getting the nod (Iggy Pop's Madonna tribute put him…   Read Story »
Take our ink-stained hands and join us at the OldStand, where Jon McMillan goes to remind everyone what an honest-to-goodness music magazine is supposed to look like. For the cover story, Bob…   Read Story »
Take our ink-stained hands and join us at the OldStand, where Jon McMillan goes to remind everyone what an honest-to-goodness music magazine is supposed to look like. A paint-by-numbers Iggy Pop…   Read Story »
We know you probably didn't watch the Rock 'N' Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremony last night. So here's a quick run down of what you missed:Gamble & Huff, Little Walter, The Ventures, Leonard…   Read Story »
Adding to our Madonna reportage, according to Rock Daily, Iggy and his Stooges are going to cover the Material Mom at this year's Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremony. (Looking at that pic…   Read Story »
We pulled this together just in time for your lunch break. Make it a long one. In memory of Tom Snyder, who passed yesterday at the age of 71. From 1973-1982, the coveted post-Carson slot on NBC…   Read Story »
History is being made over at Comedy Central: The network we love to laugh with (save the looping MADtv reruns; make it stop!) has picked up the animated satire Lil' Bush, originally an Amp'd Mobile…   Read Story »