This Day in History

2006- Oasis' debut album, "Definitely Maybe," was voted the greatest album of all time in a survey to mark the 50th anniversary of the UK album charts.

2005- Jack White married Karen Elson.

1991- Sting appeared on the first airing of a Soviet TV show entitled "Rock Steady."

1981- The first issue of Kerrang published. AC/DC was on the front cover.

1974- Alanis Morsiette born.

1972- Pink Floyd began recording the dark side of the moon in Abbey Road Studios.

1963- Mike Joyce of The Smiths born.

1960- Simon Gallup of the Cure born.

1959- Alan Wilder of Depeche Mode born.

1950- Graham Russel of Air Supply born.

1947- Ron Wood born.

Flavors of Entanglement

Alanis Morissette's newest album, Flavors of Entanglement, is due June 10. In the album she talks candidly about well-publicized split from fiancee Ryan Reynolds, politics, and other aspects of her life.

Matchbox Twenty

Last Monday, I saw Matchbox Twenty and they were absolutely amazing. They sounded great live and even though they had some technical difficulties, their light show as still great. Mutemath and Alanis Morsiette both opened for them, and they were equally as great. I had heard of Mutemath before, but never listened to their music and I thoroughly enjoyed them. They played a keytar, which is my new favorite instrument/obsession so that was awesome.