Jeff Scott Soto is bent out of shape because Journey has erased his (brief) membership in the band from its history, an asteroid now has Brian Eno's freakishly long full name, and there is now a Black Sabbath Bridge in Birmingham, England.

Woodstock 50 has found a new venue, Prince's Purple Rain came out 35 years ago today, Joe Walsh and Brian Johnson have been working together, and Michael Stipe (of R.E.M.) has also been recording.

Winnipeg's Classic Rock

Josh Homme, Billy Gibbons, and Dave Grohl are cooking something up in the studio, and Led Zeppelin has opened a huge can of copyright worms with their defence of those claims by the bnad Spirit that Zep ripped of their song "Taurus" for "Stairway..."

Facebook reverses its ban on Led Zep's Houses of The Holy album artwork, Manowar walks away from HellFest at the last minute and the accusations fly, and the David Gilmour guitar auction yesterday at Christie's in NYC set all kinds of records.

The 7th annual Turning Leaf Games are coming up next week at the U of M track and field stadium. Kelly Parker spoke with Turning Leaf CEO Barkley Engel about Turning Leaf's work, and the games.

In case you missed it this morning, Tom & Kerri talked about stealing songs, repairing bikes, and much more!