Weekly water cooler recap of the rapidly changing trends and stories that are shaping the digital music and media revolution, or, as I like to call it, the mubiz sickness.
In this week's show:

Where Have I Been?
Gotham Radio dot org wants Fret Buzz

Main Riff
China Court Rejects Yahoo China's 'Deep Linking' Appeal; Sony BMG Embraces MP3s

Leading Licks
Verizon Lines Up Guitar Hero Exclusive; Live Nation Enters Ticketing World

Rock News
More on Zeppelin Tour?; The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Slash vs. Bill Gates

The Fastest Two Minutes in Rock

Quick Licks
Shop Boyz Top AT&T's Best Selling Ringtone List; Mac Users Better Digital Music Citizens

Closing Comments

Weekly water cooler recap of the rapidly changing trends and stories that are shaping the digital music and media revolution, or, as I like to call it, the mubiz sickness.
In this week's show:

Main Riff
Warner Music and Sinatra Estate Sign Deal; Starbucks Prepares John Lennon Video Album

Leading Licks
Reznor Resurrects Project; Rock Band Defects

Rock News
Van Halen Ringtones; New Santana Album; Extreme Reunion: Quiet Riot Frontman Passes

The Fastest Two Minutes in Rock

Quick Licks
Passalong Networks OnTour Widget; UMG's Deutsche-Grammaphone DRM Free; and Guitar Hero III

Mega Bites
HD Radio, Satellite Radio and the American Automobile

Listener Feedback and Closing Comments

Weekly water cooler recap of the rapidly changing trends and stories that are shaping the digital music and media revolution, or, as I like to call it, the mubiz sickness.
In this week's show:

Main Riff
Yahoo and Sony BMG Video Deal; UK Retailers Demand DRM-Free

Leading Licks
Jay Z Explores New Platforms; Universal Pulls the Plug on NIN Remix Project

Rock News
Lenny Kravitz; Red Hot Chili Peppers; Van Halen; Velvet Revolver; Led Zep Tickets

Quick Licks
Freehand Lands EMI Catalog; and TuneCore Adds Music Video Distribution

Mega Bites
MySpace Ad-Supported Content; AT&T/Napster Mobile Device

Closing Comments

Weekly water cooler recap of the rapidly changing trends and stories that are shaping the digital music and media revolution, or, as I like to call it, the mubiz sickness.
In this week's show:

Main Riff
Jay Z Says No to iTunes

Leading Licks
EMI Has Controversial Week

Rock News
Radiohead Backlash, More Led Zep News, and Is Tommy Lee Still Drumming for the Crüe?

Fastest Two Minutes in Rock
Digital Beatles, Alice in Chains New Album, Queens of the Stone Age Get Thrown Out of Rehab, New Who Album, Clapton and Winwood Shows

Quick Licks
Premier Guitar Mag, XM and Sirius Merger Official, Wendy's/Rhapsody Combo Meal, UMG Classics and Jazz DRM-free

Mega Bites
Google TV and AT&T/Pandora Offer

Listener Feedback and Closing Comments