Totally Fuzzy — jimmark66 said... Episode #198 of Jim's Child Of The '60s Now Posted!!! It's another Friday, and once again, I have a brand new episode posted. If you've been in the mood for a break from the everyday 60s music radio, you'll enjoy this week's show. T... more info

Totally Fuzzy — VINYL BSCURITY said... obscure indie art new wave rock THE DARK BOB - Uncontrollable Love EP (1987) just posted to::: http://vinylobscurity.blogspot.com Buns O'Plenty said... Bob Dylan - Live at Budokan (1978) http://keep-on-growing.blogspot.com ... more info

Guardian Music — Watch the video for the Manics' new single, with a guest spot from the Echo and the Bunnymen singer According to James Dean Bradfield, his first ever gig was Echo and the Bunnymen at Bristol's Colston Hall. "Given that it was James, Richey and Sean's... more info

Totally Fuzzy — ROCKTIME said... ROCKTIME - Podcast Edition - n.11/10 --- THIS IS OUR MUSICAL PODCAST --- You can hear 60 years of Rock 'n' Roll in 60 minutes! ALL THE BEST. With the sound of: BUDDY HOLLY - Rave on (1958) DOC WATSON - Lonesome banjo (1964) SCREAMIN... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Fremy said... Oldies... The Who - 1965-70 - High Numbered The Stills-Young Band - 1976 - Long May You Run V.A. - 1964-67 - UK, The Beat Scene Spirit Of John Morgan - 1969 - Spirit Of John Morgan The Royal Guardsmen - 1966-69 - Anthology Steppenw... more info

Spinner.com — Would the Beatles be quite as fab if they had stuck to their earlier moniker of Johnny and the Moondogs? Does Diana Ross fronting a trio called the Primettes bestow her the proper level of divahood? Take our Ultimate Original Band Name Quiz and see i... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Swapmeet Louie said... Ryan Adams: Live in Austin TX 09/29/02 Intro Nuclear Firecracker Wharf Rat > Answering Bell > Wharf Rat Touch, Feel, and Lose La Cienega Just Smiled To Be Young Shakedown on 9th Street New York, New York Brown Sugar Nobody Girl... more info

NME — Ian McCulloch and co to play both classic albums at each gig more info

Guardian Music — Cockpit, LeedsGuitar bands have been a commercially threatened species lately, which may be why this year's second Radar tour has hooked together two of the noisiest in the country to launch a fightback. London's Chapel Club offer a slightly poppier ... more info

NME — John Power and Gerry Marsden also pour scorn on Tom Hicks more info