We’re big fans of Marc Maron’s fantastic podcast WTF with Marc Maron around these parts. The comedian turned talk show host, has built his reputation around his very personal narrative, self-deprecating and self-analyzing humor, that often times involves stories about his cats, love life and past struggles in the comedy business. Maron’s podcasts typically feature interviews with comedians and actors, but over the last few weeks Marc has invited a number of musicians to stop by for some highly entertaining chats that we wanted to recommend. Marc’s recent episodes with Blues Traveler, Jakob Dylan and Adam Schlesinger (Fountains of Wayne), all feature some great stories that are well worth blocking out some time to sit down and listen to. Today, Maron uploaded his most recent episode which features an interview with Dave Grohl, which we’re sure is a must-listen as well.

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• The Godfather Of Go-Go Chuck Brown to be honored with a new music pavilion
• Cover Alert: Ryan Adams tackles Iron Maiden
• Steve Martin and Edie Brickell are collaborating on a new studio album
• Download This: Field Report – Fuel/Friend’s Chapel Session #20
• Grantland’s The Winner’s History Of Rock & Roll profiles KISS

Since opening the doors of his Third Man Records store in Nashville back in 2009, Jack White has made vinyl lovers drool with innovative releases. Earlier this week White revealed the latest project from his label, as Third Man is teaming up with the fine folks at Document Records for a new reissue series that will document the complete recorded works in chronological order of an artist. Volume one of this series is set to feature the earliest works of revered blues artists Charley Patton, Blind Willie McTell and the Mississippi Sheiks. Here’s some more info via Third Man Records…

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A little over a year ago we reported that after not hosting rock shows for well over a decade, Pete Shapiro had struck a long-term deal with the Capitol Theatre to bring music back to the legendary rock palace. Shapiro reportedly spent $2 million to lovingly restore and renovate the historic venue, which since reopening back in September has garnered rave reviews from concert goers. Earlier this week Shapiro upped his venue portfolio, as according to the New York Times the concert impresario went from renter to owner when he finalized a deal to pay $11.5 million to buy the Cap from its previous owner Marvin Ravikoff.

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• You will soon be able to buy a car that will equipped with Spotify
• Cover Alert: Father John Misty tackles R. Kelly
• London’s Victoria & Albert Museum to house a comprehensive David Bowie exhibit
• Download This: Animal Collective – Terminal 5 – 2012-12-04 (nyctaper)
• Dave Grohl to debut his new band the Sound City Players at Sundance

Finally, while we’re happy to see that Mr. Shapiro will have the Cap under his guidance for the long-term, we are conversely sad to report that The Living Room will be forced to close its doors at the end of the month when their lease expires citing the rising cost of their rent as the culprit. The pass-the-hat venue on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, which famously helped break Norah Jones in the early aughts, first opened in 1988 at a small space on the corner of Stanton and Allen Street, eventually moving to their current location at 154 Ludlow Street roughly a decade ago. The venue owners are promising to reopen at a new space next spring, and are currently asking for help to off-set the relocation costs via a crowd-source campaign using PledgeMusic. The Living Room will mark the final weeks at its current location with a week-long celebration from January 20 – 26, which is expected to feature a number of the venue’s alumni.

The 23rd annual Tibet House Benefit Concert will take place at Carnegie Hall on Feb. 21st featuring HT faves Jim James and tUnE-yArDs along with Rahzel, Patti Smith with Jessie Smith and Philip Glass. More acts are expected to be added soon. Tickets just went on sale via Carnegie Hall’s website, so grab ‘em while you can.  [via JamBase]

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• Patti Smith is planning on writing a sequel to her best-selling memoir Just Kids
• Cover Alert: Tegan & Sara tackle Cyndi Lauper
• Starz is developing a drama series about the birth of hip hop set in the Bronx in the 1970s
• Download This: Yo La Tengo Maxwell’s Hanukkah Residency Nights – 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7
• Texas Monthly has a great read on the history of Willie Nelson’s famed guitar Trigger

Finally, we’re happy to report that organizers of Gathering of the Vibes have struck a deal with the city of Bridgeport, Conn. to keep the festival there through 2017. The jam-friendly fest, which began in 1996 and called Seaside Park home from 1999-2000, returned to the scenic park in 2007 and has been there ever since. The 2013 edition of the event will take place on July 25 – 28. Early-bird tickets for the four-day festival are currently on-sale now in a variety of formats.

Rhino Records will celebrate the 35th anniversary of Fleetwood Mac’s landmark Rumours album in January with an expanded anniversary reissue that includes assorted outtakes and demos. An expanded edition also features Rumours on 140-gram vinyl, the 1977 documentary The Rosebud Film on DVD and more outtakes. Rumours 35 is slated for a January 29th release.

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• Trent Reznor and Dr. Dre are teaming up to launch a new music streaming service
• Cover Alert: Kurt Vile tackles Bob Dylan
• Kurt Loder, Tabitha Soren & Matt Pinfield to appear on Portlandia next season
• Download This: All is Calm/All is Bright  – The Fuel/Friends 2012 Holiday Mix
• Girls soundtrack to feature tracks from Belle & Sebastian, Fleet Foxes, Sleigh Bells & more

Finally, our friends at Boing Boing posted this crazy clip of John Lennon teaming up with Chuck Berry for a version of Memphis, Tennessee on The Mike Douglas Show in 1972. Our favorite part has to be Berry’s bemused look when Yoko Ono stars screaming. Check it out…

When the initial schedule for the first few months of concerts at the newly-reopened Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York was announced the Steve Miller Band was set to play there on New Year’s Eve. Apparently there’s been a change in plans as that show has been cancelled and been replaced by a funkier option. The Funky Meters will headline The Cap on New Year’s Eve with Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk set to open. Tickets will run $90 and $45 and will go on sale soon. And of course this news comes out just minutes after we posted our 2012-2013 New Year’s Eve Concert Guide.

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• Vice offers up a lengthy interview with the King of Surf Rock – Dick Dale
• Cover Alert: Elliot Smith tackles The Beatles
• Ken Burns next documentary will likely be about the history of Country Music
• Download This: Ryan Adams – Boulder Theater – 2012-10-29
• A clothing line inspired by Jimi Hendrix to be sold at Bloomingdale’s

When your band already has a channel solely dedicated to them on SiriusXM it’s probably easy to arrange hosting your own show on it. Yesterday on Pearl Jam Radio, PJ lead singer Eddie Vedder did just that, when he premiered the very appropriately titled The Eddie Vedder Radio Show. The limited run show will feature Vedder’s “favorite songs, from early punk rock influences to unreleased material from his personal archives,” as well as “personal stories about his career in rock music.”

During their appearance at September’s Global Citizens Festival, Dave Grohl announced from the stage that it was going to be the Foo Fighters last gig for awhile, as they were headed into an extended hiatus after touring the globe in support of their 2011 release Wasting Light. With his new found free time the affable Grohl, who will be the keynote speaker at next year’s SXSW Music Festival and will also step behind the drum kit for the new Queens of the Stone Age album, has revealed that he will be hosting his own show for SiriusXM Radio Show entitled Dave Grohl Presents Sound City. The show, which premieres today on the Classic Vinyl Station at 4PM, will run for nine weeks documenting stories about the famed and now defunct Sound City Studio, where albums like Neil Young’s After The Gold Rush, Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours and Nirvana’s Nevermind were recorded.

Grohl is also directing a new documentary about the studio, which is set to feature the likes of John Fogerty, Tom Petty, Trent Reznor, Joshua Homme, Fleetwood Mac, Krist Novoselic, and Cheap Trick.

Check out the trailer…

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• Lenny Kravitz to star as Marvin Gaye in a new biopic
• Cover Alert: Kevin Barnes (of Montreal) tackles The Beach Boys
• Stereogum “deconstructs” the Mumford-ization of pop music
• Download This: Velvet Underground – The Boston Tea Party – January 1969
• Jeff Tweedy produced slowcore band Low’s new studio album The Invisible Way 

Check out the full schedule for Dave Grohl Presents Sound City…

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As the Northeast continues to recover from Hurricane Sandy, it’s no surprise to hear that celebrities and musicians are already eager to get involved in benefit shows to help relief efforts. NBC has announced that it will air the first of what will likely be many such specials with “Hurricane Sandy: Coming Together” on Friday. The special, which will air at 8PM ET on NBC, USA, MSNBC, CNBC, Bravo, E!, Style Network and G4, and online at NBC.com, Today.com and NBCNews.com, is currently set to feature Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Sting, Jimmy Fallon and more. Money collected will go to the American Red Cross, which is providing food, shelter and other support to those affected by the hurricane and other disasters. You don’t have to wait till Friday to donate though, as you visit RedCross.org or call 1-800-RED-CROSS, or text the word REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation.

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• According to Buddy Miller, Robert Plant will release a new solo album in 2013
• Cover Alert: The Gaslight Anthem tackle Bon Iver
• Check out some odd band merch courtesy of the UK newspaper The Guardian
• Download This: Hard Times (come again no more) – Fuel/Friends Autumn Mix
• The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach has produced a track for ABC’s Nashville

Finally, Mumford & Sons are looking to continue their dominance of the music world. The English folk-rock act’s sophomore album Babel had the best debut sales week of 2012, and currently sits at number 5 on the Billboard charts, while their 2010 debut album Sigh No More, which has already sold more than 2.5 million copies is at number 25. On January 22, Marcus Mumford & Co. will release the concert film The Road To Red Rocks, which mixes performances and backstage footage of the band as they make their way to the historic Colorado venue for two sold out shows during their past summer’s Gentleman Of The Road tour. Watch the film’s trailer…

DVD Tracklisting

Lovers Eyes, Little Lion Man, Below My Feet, Roll Away Your Stone, Lover of the Light, Thistle & Weeds, Ghost That We Knew, Awake My Soul, Whispers, Dustbowl Dance, I Will Wait,The Cave

Over the last few years the brewers at Dogfish Head have rolled out a handful of their “uniquely off-centered ales” that have had a direct correlation to the music world, honoring Miles Davis, Robert Johnson and Pearl Jam with their own signature beers. For their latest crossover, the Delaware-based brewery is teaming up with the folks at Grateful Dead Productions for their latest collaboration, which will be called American Beauty. The beer, which is still in the development phase, will be a strong pale ale with all-American hops and barley, but they are reaching out to fans of both the band and the brewery for help in choosing a special final ingredient, and asking for their the Dead-inspired story behind it. The brewers at Dogfish Head will be accepting suggestions online starting in December, with a joint panel set to select the ingredient they feel works best in the context of a strong pale ale recipe. American Beauty is set to hit taps and shelves in October of 2013, we can’t wait to try it!

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• Mick Jagger and Brian Grazer will co-produce the James Brown biopic
• Cover Alert: Kelly Stoltz tackles The Velvet Underground
• Frank Sinatra is getting his own line of premium Jack Daniels Whiskey
• Download This: Aquarium Drunkard- Vintage Halloween Mix Tape, Vol. 8
• Justin Vernon is auctioning off a guitar that was custom made from a whiskey barrel

Finally, in what seems like a sure fire sign of the apocalypse, CBS has inked a deal with The Big Bang Theory’s writer/co-executive producer Dave Goetsch to produce a multi-camera family sitcom to be called Smells Like Teen Spirit. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the show “revolves around an 18-year-old budding entrepreneur who forgoes Harvard and instead opts to launch a multibillion-dollar Internet company from his garage with the assistance of his sister, best friend and his 1990s indie-rock parents.” Somewhere, Kurt Cobain is crafting a t-shirt that reads “Corporate Sitcoms Still Suck.”

If he wasn’t busy enough with his many gigs, ?uestlove is going to now have to find time to grade papers, as The Roots drummer has revealed that he will be teaming up with Universal Music Enterprises vice president Harry Weinger to teach a course titled Classic Albums, next semester at the Clive Davis Institute for Recorded Music at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. According to Billboard, the two credit course, “will focus on the concept of what it means for something to be called classic or seminal, as well as take a close look at the music, lyrics, production, business aspects — such as promotion and marketing — that informed the release and reception of the album, and try to provide a context as to why these albums have stood time.” Albums expected to be covered will include Sly & The Family Stone’s Stand!, Aretha Franklin’s Lady Soul, Led Zeppelin’s IV, Prince’s Dirty Minds and the Beastie Boys’ Paul’s Boutique.

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• Black Sabbath is working on a new studio album with uber-producer Rick Rubin
• Cover Alert: Mumford & Sons tackle The Beatles
• The Daily Swarm profile the fantastic reissue label Light In The Attic
• Download This: Uncle Tupelo – Colorblind & Rhymeless (1987 Demo Tape)
• Janis Joplin biopic Get It While You Can to star Amy Adams

Finally, the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame will celebrate one of the pioneers of the genre, as they will honor Chuck Berry with a new exhibit Roll Over Beethoven: The Life and Music of Chuck Berry, and a week long celebration of his career culminating with an all-star tribute concert at the State Theater in Cleveland. Opening today, which also happens to be the legendary guitar player’s 86th birthday, the multimedia exhibit will include Berry’s 1958 recording contract with Chess Records, a vest he wore at the Toronto Rock and Roll Festival in 1969 and a handbill from a 1961 show in Jamaica.

As we’ve dutifully pointed out a number of times around these parts, 2012 marks the 50th anniversary of The Rolling Stones. While the band is still playing coy on whether they will actually celebrate this milestone on stage this year, the iconic band’s time on the big and small screen will be the subject of a new multimedia exhibit at New York’s Museum of Modern Art.

Set to run from November 15 through December 2, The Rolling Stones – 50 Years On Film, will feature “comprehensive retrospective chronicles the band from the mid-1960s until today through documentaries, fiction features, concert films, music videos, experimental shorts, and archival footage, tracing the film careers of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, and Ronnie Wood, as well as former band members Brian Jones, Mick Taylor, and Bill Wyman, both collectively and individually as composers, performers, producers, and actors”.

The exhibit will open with “a rare screening of Robert Frank’s S-8 Stones Footage from Exile on Main St (1972), and Cocksucker Blues (1972), chronicling The Rolling Stone’s 1972 North American cross-country tour; and closes with screenings on December 1 and 2 of Peter Whitehead’s The Rolling Stones Charlie Is My Darling – Ireland 1965″ – and also include screenings of Gimme Shelter(1970), The Stones In The Park (1969), The Rolling Stones Rock N’ Roll Circus (1968), Shine A Light (2008) and more.

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• Chris Thile was awarded a $500,000 genius grant from the MacArthur Foundation
• Cover Alert: Horse Feathers tackle Gillian Welch
• Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite’s album Get Up! to be released in early ’13
• Download This: Home Grown – “The Lost” Neil Young Album
• Spin has published a must read article on the fantastic reissue label the Numero Group

Finally, since debuting in August of 2007, Nickelodeon’s Yo Gabba Gabba! has become something of a pop culture phenomenon not only among its legions of pre-school age fans, but parents as well, with its mix of smartly written sketches and slew of hipster-leaning musical guests. On October 9, those musical guest spots will be released as the compilation Music Is Awesome 4, which will feature tracks from the likes of The Roots, Belle & Sebastain, George Clinton and more. Check out the full track listing..

Yo Gabba Gabba! Music Is… Awesome! vol. Four Tracklist:

Yo Gabba Gabba! – “Live Show Intro” (remix) / Biz Markie – “Pancakes & Syrup / Yo Gabba Gabba! – “That Is What Friends Are For” / The Roots – “We Have Fun”/ Yo Gabba Gabba! – “Teamwork” / Peter, Bjorn & John – “I Wish I Was A Spy” / CSS – “Dinosaur Dinosaur” / Yo Gabba Gabba! – Mixing Up Colors Remix” / Rocket From The Crypt – “He’s A Chef” / Yo Gabba Gabba! – “Balloons” (live version) / George Clinton – “Atomic Frogs” / Cut Copy – “Fantastic Voyages” / Yo Gabba Gabba! – “Dinosaurs Are Really Really” / YMCK – “Fruit Song” / Yo Gabba Gabba! – “Let’s Be Awesome While We Wait” / Metric – “Everybody Has A Talent” / The Aquabats – “Share” / Yo Gabba Gabba! – “Summertime” / Belle & Sebastian – “You Can Do It If You Try” / Yo Gabba Gabba! – ” Clean It Up” / Mariachi El Bronx – “Friends Can Make You Smile” / The Bird And The Bee – “Cover Your Mouth” / Yo Gabba Gabba! – “Rest Up” / Paco – “Listen” / Digital Unicorn – “Green Remix”

While music festivals have seemingly flourished in other parts of the country, the New York City area has as struggled mightily to have a signature one of their own. While we’ve seen the likes of Field Day, All Points West and the idea for a Bonnaroo NE all head to the festival graveyard, it seems like New Yorkers have finally fully embraced one as organizers behind the Governors Ball Music Festival have announced that the event will be returning for its third year in 2013. The multi-day fest, which this past year featured the likes of Beck, Fiona Apple, Explosions In The Sky and Built To Spill, will return to Randall’s Island and take place on Saturday, June 8 and Sunday, June 9. Pre-sale ticketing information will be announced in the coming weeks, while the initial line up will be revealed in February.

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• Grantland’s Steven Hayden pens a great essay on Bob Dylan, The Avetts & DMB
• Cover Alert: Beck tackles Caetano Veloso
• Adele will sing the theme song for the new James Bond movie Skyfall
• Download This: Alice Cooper – Los Angeles Forum – 1975-06-17
• Carlos Santana is set to publish his memoirs sometime in 2014

You might have noticed by now that we’ve been quite enthusiastic about the reopening of the Capitol Theatre which is finally hosting rock shows after 15 years of dormancy. If you’ve been eyeing the Port Chester, New York venue’s stellar lineup of shows for the perfect opportunity to go check out the refurbished theater, we’d like to point out that on this Friday, September 21, you can procure tickets to any upcoming show at The Cap without paying ticketing vendor TicketFly a service fee.

While you’re probably still cleaning off the dust and mud from your clothes and camping gear, you can start looking towards the 2013 festival season as yesterday the fine folks at Superfly Presents and AC Entertainment revealed the dates for the 12th edition of the Bonnaroo Music & Art Festival. As per usual, the multi-day fest will take place in mid-June, specifically from Thursday, June 13, through Sunday, June 16, on the farm in Manchester, Tenn.

• List Time: Stereogum’s 40 Best New Bands Of 2012
• The xx leaked their own album to one person, check out what happened next
• Cover Alert: Jonathan Wilson tackles Madonna
• Led Zeppelin and Buddy Guy to receive the Kennedy Center Honors
• Download This: The Faces, In Concert 1970
• Famed record exec Clive Davis to have new autobiography will hit stores in February

Finally, September has traditionally been a strong month for high profile new releases, and this year is no different, as we’ve already seen a number of HT faves drop new records, and we’re barely halfway through the month. Next Tuesday, Band Of Horses will help continue the trend when they release their fourth full length effort, Mirage Rock. The Charleston, South Carolina-based act are currently offering an advanced taste of their Glyn Johns-produced record, which you can listen to below…

Bowery Presents continue to stretch their reach outside of their home base in New York City, as next month the concert promoters will open their second venue in Boston – The Sinclair. The 525-person venue, located in Harvard Square in the Cambridge area of Beantown, will take a page from their sister venue Brooklyn Bowl by also featuring a 104-seat restaurant “helmed by one of the country’s top chefs, James Beard Award–winner Michael Schlow.” The club will officially open on Tuesday, October 30, with a gig from The Meter Men with Page McConnell, and currently have shows scheduled with K’NAAN, psych-rock legend Roky Erickson, folk-rockers David Wax Museum and more.

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• LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy is rumored to be producing the next Arcade Fire record
• Cover Alert: Those Darlins tackle Iggy Pop
• MMJ’s Jim James gives his thoughts on President Barack Obama for 90 Days, 90 Reasons
• Download This: Hurray For The Riff Raff – Mercury Lounge – NY, NY – 2012-08-26
• Unheard recordings of Ringo Starr’s first band have been unearthed after 50 years

Finally, Light In The Attic first caught our attention back in 2008, when the Seattle-based label reissued the fantastic lost debut from Rodriguez. The label, who has built a reputation on re-releasing similar lost albums, reissuing hard-to-find and out-of-prints records and putting out compilations, will celebrate their 10th Anniversary with a two pack of concerts – the first at El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles (9/28) and the second at The Showbox (10/12) in their hometown that will both feature LTA artists: Rodriguez, Michael Chapman, and Donnie & Joe Emerson. Prior to the concerts, the label has announced that they will hit the road on a 2,500 mile road trip up and down the West Coast, where they will visit 58 record stores over the course of 12 days – and they want you to join them. If you’d like a spot in the van, simply email roadtrip@lightintheattic.net and tell them why you deserve to be chosen to join them. The winner will be announced on September 17th, 2012 at the Light In The Attic blog.

It’s been a big 24 hours for Rolling Stones fans, as late last night we dropped the news that the band will indeed celebrate their 50th anniversary with a handful of concerts in London and Brooklyn this November. Now comes even more news about the iconic band, as they will be the subject of not one but two documentaries celebrating their legacy this fall. On November 15, HBO will debut the Brett Morgen (The Kid Stays in the Picture/Chicago 10) directed Crossfire Hurricane, which “chronicles their early years and their rise to stardom.”

While on September 29, the New York Film Festival will feature the debut of The Rolling Stones: Charlie is My Darling – Ireland 1965, which was shot shortly before (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction became a #1 hit and according to Vintage Vinyl News contains never before seen footage of “the band traveling through the Irish countryside by train; dashing from cabs to cramped, basement dressing rooms through screaming hordes of fans.”

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• Blues guitar shredder Gary Clark Jr. to release his full length debut on October 23
• Cover Alert: Lana Del Rey tackles Nirvana
• Ben Gibbard debuted Teardrop Windows – the lead single from his new solo album
• Download This: Blind Pilot – Fuel/Friend’s House Show – 2012-08-07
• Dan Deacon has created his own interactive concert iPhone & Android App

Finally, while everything appears to be coming up roses for Stones fans, it’s been a frustrating few months of Van Halen fans, as classic rock act continues to cancel more dates due to unforeseen circumstances. Yesterday the band announced that they would be postponing their upcoming tour of Japan as guitarist Eddie Van Halen had to undergo emergency surgery for a severe bout of diverticulitis – a digestive disease that occurs when pouches of the inner lining of the intestine become inflamed or infected, which will require four to six months of recovery time. We want to wish EVH a quick and speedy recovery, and hope to see the band back on the road in 2013.

In what has become fall tradition in New York City, the Royal Family Ball will once again return to the cavernous Terminal 5 on October 20 for an all-star night of funk and soul.  Hosted by Soulive and Lettuce, this year’s stellar line up will feature Maceo Parker, Robert Randolph, Nigel Hall, Ledisi and Alecia Chakour. Tickets will go on sale this Friday, August 24, at 12:00PM EDT, with two tiers of tickets being offered – General Admission & VIP Rage, which includes: Rager tour laminate, a meet and greet with the band following sound check, access to a VIP viewing area, a signed poster and a download code containing recordings of the show.

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• Bruce Hornsby will team up with Spike Lee to score his new movie Oldboy
• Cover Alert: Desparecidos tackle The Clash
• CMJ Music Marathon has revealed it’s initial lineup for this year’s edition
• Download This: Magnetized Motherf*ckers – Steve Earle Rarities
• Sleigh Bells to appear on the season premiere of Anthony Bourdain’s No Reservations

Finally, on October 9th, The Beatles’ 1967 movie Magical Mystery Tour will be reissued for the first time on Blu-Ray by Apple Films. The film, which was directed by the Fab Four, follows the band on a unscripted psychedelic-infused bus tour throughout the United Kingdom. The re-release is set to feature ” new interviews with Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and other cast and crew members, a director’s commentary track by McCartney himself, a 19-minute documentary, deleted scenes, new edits of past performances, and a BBC promotional video.” The film will also receive its first-ever limited theatrical release across North America, beginning on September 27th.