Ian Anderson agrees (in a very entertaining way) that Tull didn't deserve to beat AC/DC, Metallica and others for the first-ever rock Grammy, Brian May announces that he's planning to become a "preachy vegan", and we've got new music from Kansas, The Pretenders, and Sammy & The Circle post the latest entry in their "Lockdown Sessions"...a truly rockin' cover of Van Halen's, "Good Enough".

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We address the "controversy" that broke yesterday around Ticketmaster's change of policy regarding refunds for postponed shows, Arcade Fire has a new album in the works, and Linkin Park (?!) is one of the most streamed bands in Youtube's history.

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Don McLean comes out of the woodwork to yell at clouds, extensive (too extensive?) Iggy Pop box set coming, Paul McCartney's hand-written studio notes for the "Let It Be" session fetch big bucks at auction, and Eddie Money's final album will finally come out this week, and we have a clip of the title track.

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Bob Dylan goes number one for the first time ever...with his new 17-minute song, several notable streaming shows will happen over the next couple of days, including from the Farm-Aid collective, Radiohead, and the grateful Grateful Dead concert films, and David Gilmour and family do a surreal show from home to help launch mom Polly Sampson's new novel.

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We talk John Prine, who we lost yesterday, there's a new rock documentary coming about studio engineer Eddie Kramer - who worked with Hendrix, The Beatles, the Stones and Led Zeppelin, and Joe Walsh shares his regret at not being able to help his friend John Entwistle at the end.

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