I love when albums like this are released. Does a Yes album in 2011 even make any sense? Considering that Rebecca Black is apparently “working” on her second “release,” then a new Yes album not only makes sense, but it’s desperately needed. Unfortunately, the band missed a great opportunity with the iTunes version.

With the release of The King In Yellow this March, their first new album in 16 years, the Dead Milkmen have jumped from the period of cassettes and CD Walkmans into the era of iTunes and Facebook fans. Band drummer Dean Sabatino recently took some time to talk to us about this leap, along with the Tea Party, the RIAA, and lead singer Rodney Linderman’s rant on vinyl records.

It is that time of year again: springtime. For many of us, that means one very unpleasant task is coming your way: Spring cleaning. There is one surefire thing that will make this chore go quickly—some killer tunes. If you want to make it go by faster, these songs, available on iTunes, will help out.

Well it’s about time! Radiohead has finally come to its senses and has agreed to sell tracks on iTunes. Initially, they refused when Apple told them they had to sell them. It was the entire album or nothing. I never understood the reasons Radiohead was so resistant to selling tracks. They would still get paid more »