Rolling Stone — Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline,” Kanye West’s “Gold Digger” and songs by the Rolling Stones, Lily Allen and Queen — the cast of Fox’s new musical dramedy Glee cover ‘em all this season. In the new issue Glee — a cross between High... more info

Undercover, Australia — For me `Get Your Ya-Ya`s Out` is still the greatest live album of all-time. Soon, the Rolling Stones will release a 40th anniversary expanded edition of the classic. more info

Live Daily — The Beatles made people care about music. Nearly 40 years since their breakup, perhaps they'll get a new generation of listeners to care about sound. There's not a more apparent beneficiary from the remastering than Paul McCartney's bass playing. ... more info

NME — Criticism comes on eve of 'The Beatles: Rock Band' release more info

Music Juice — Fabulous Four (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/the-beatles/6150647/The-Beatles-20-things-you-did-not-know-about-the-Fab-Four.html) , here are some facts that may not know about them (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/the-beatles/61506... more info

New York Post — NO matter where you stand on The Beatles versus the Rolling Stones argument, one thing is certain: “The Beatles Rock Band” is the biggest video game of the season. At least as far as music aficionados are concerned. Releasing tomorrow â�... more info

NME — Kasabian go mental, N-Dubz's sordid past revealed, Lily hooks up with Rolling Stones – your music gossip stop more info

411 Mania — Oasis break up, Beck keeps going, Thom Yorke is a busy man, Grizzly Bear are working with a Doobie, Neil Young has another live album on the way, Phil Spector moves prisons, Massive Attack drop a new single and an unusually high number of Rolling Sto... more info

Here Comes The Flood — Aussie website Undercover was wrong for now. Charlie Watts is not leaving the Rolling Stones: The good news for Rolling Stones fans is that Charlie Watts has announced on a UK radio interview that he has not left the band. Undercover inadvertentl... more info

Undercover, Australia — The good news for Rolling Stones fans is that Charlie Watts has announced on a UK radio interview that he has not left the band. more info