I’m not a big fan of Sunday nights, especially now that the football season is over. That all changes this weekend — like many of youse, I can’t wait for 8 pm on Sunday when The Police take center stage at the Grammys.
Sterogum went so far as to set odds for what song the band will play. My head is saying they play Roxanne, my heart is saying Message In A Bottle. Whatevs, I’d still be happy as a pig in shit even if they play Mary Had A Little Lamb. I hope you’ve been saving your money, kiddies: The tour gets announced on Monday, with ticket sales to follow shortly. Hopefully Stewart, Sting and Andy will play a few songs at the press conference. These links should keep you busy while we count down the minutes until the Grammys:
- NY Post’s Mary Huhn discusses the bitterness that broke up The Police
- The Muytaytor will not play at Langerado this year as previously announced. The reason probably has something to do with founder Matty Nash’s bust by NBC Dateline’s To Catch a Predator series for allegedly attempting a lewd act on a 13-year-old girl
- The organizers of Summer Camp have started a community contribution fund to help win over the locals in Chillicothe (via HajimemArt23)
- Billy Corgan has a name and a release date for the new Smashing Pumpkins album: Zeitgeist is the best you can do?
- Magical Mystery Tracks has a streaming player that plays isolated studio tracks by The Beatles (via TheTube)
- The Roots are headed back to the studio
- Neddy reviews a recent Cat Power show at the Hiro Ballroom
- Grateful Dead News keeps a running list of famous Deadheads
- The Seattle Weekly features an interesting interview with Jesse Sykes
- Hit Chaser presents a wacky clip of John Lennon’s 31st birthday party
- Sharon Osbourne goes into detail about plans for the Free Ozzfest
- An MP3 of the rare Velvet Underground acetate that was recently auctioned has surfaced for your listening pleasure
- Jim DeRogatis looks at the worst moments in Grammys history
- If you haven’t surfed over to Fabchannel or Setbreak, you’re missing out
- MP3s of Prince’s halftime show from I Guess I’m Floating
- LCD Soundsystem, one of the bands McL discussed in last week’s B List, just released a video for their first single, North American Scum
- When doesn’t Umphrey’s McGee release new tour dates?
- Galactic cancels some upcoming gigs due to an unspecified illness
What are you doing before The Police own our collective faces this weekend?
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