Jeff Morgan breaks down the various music services available for streaming your tunes on the web.

The Jack's Mannequin frontman offers up the 10 songs that are currently rocking his world (and his iTunes playlist).

Taking Back Sunday drummer Mark O'Connell sat down with us recently to talk about some of his favorite songs.

The lead singer of the Chicago synth-rock trio kicks off our newest feature with the 10 tracks that get his mojo risin'.

Get in the spirit of St. Patrick's Day with this list of songs about drinking, the effects of drinking, and the vow that many of you will make the following morning. 

While the instant accessibility of music yields a ton of minor hits with far fewer major ones, we still managed to uncover a few gems in 2010.

Guys may not be allowed to show their true feelings, but at least we had albums like Joe Jackson's Laughter & Lust and the "Garden State" soundtrack to lean on in tough times.

Directors like David Fincher, Michael Bay and Spike Jonze got their start by telling rock stars to act like rock stars. Check out our list of music video directors who jumped to the big screen.

Green Day and Lady Gaga were two of the biggest acts at Lollapalooza, but who drew the bigger crowd? David Medsker chronicles his weekend at Grant Park.

Greg Schwartz spent five days in the Big Easy and took everything the city threw at him. It was a weekend highlighted by shows from Pearl Jam, Widespread Panic and... Steve Martin?

PMGS headed down to Miami to check out what the world's largest electronic musical festival had in store.

No other festival in the world immerses you in four days and nights of music in a city where you not only catch some of your favorite bands, but also randomly discover new favorites on pure happenstance because there is so much going on.

Our music staff provides a 21st Century Breakdown, singling out the best and worst albums, artists, songs and more from the 2000's.

The Bullz-Eye staff offers up 10 songs we've been listening to that you should load on your iPod, ASAP.

The Beatles may be the one band in history that won't be scoffed at for reissuing a complete catalog of remastered work.

The lineup was epic and the weather was biblical. The only thing we were missing was a plague of frogs. And if we had a beer for every Zooey Deschanel wannabe we saw in Grant Park, we’d be dead.

They say that you never get a second chance to make a first impression. These 15 musicians disagree.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has its prejudices when it comes to selecting those worthy enough for induction. Here are 10 artists who have gotten the shaft.

Hey, stalkers need a soundtrack too! Check out our list of stalker anthems, love songs for the spineless and murder ballads.

Okay, so it may be harsh to say your favorite band sucks, but there are all sorts of popular artists that some of our music writers just don't get. Elvis Costello and Nine Inch Nails, we're looking at you....

The Billboard Singles chart has forsaken us, but as long as we have bands like Fleet Foxes, Fucked Up, Deerhunter and the Midnight Juggernauts, we’ll get over it. Indeed, we’ll be better off because of it.

You never forget your first concert, particularly if you had Kiss or Green Day pop your cherry.

Writing about music is like dancing about architecture, but you may be surprised by just how many great books there are for the literate music fan.

If you took a quick glance at our picks for favorite albums of 2007, you’d swear that we actually have some taste. And in truth, we’d like to think we do.

The Bullz-Eye writers put together a few of our favorite box sets. They make great gifts for any music geek.

They say you get your whole life to make your first album, and two weeks to make your second. These 20 artists could have used a bit more time.

Lollapalooza 2007 was all about the kids, with very few bands that would appeal to anyone over 27. It might have been smart for bringing fans back the next year, but it's a slap in the face to the audiences that made Lollapalooza in years past.

It's hard to believe The Summer of Love was 40 years ago. That summer was more than your typical revolution, it changed the face of the entire music industry.

Most bands will eventually hit a point that they should call it quits. Some should never have gotten started. These are the high profilers we wish would hang up their guitars.

Plenty of bands called it quits just as they were hitting a stride. Our list includes some favorites we know you want back, and a certain band you would never expect.

From Gnarls Barkley to Regina Spektor, 2006 was a great year with some big names, but it's the names you don't know that made this year of music great.

Few people think of Louisville as the hotbed of indie rock, but the city is proving it has some of the most promising sound outside Seattle.

Despite its financial struggles, the music industry continues to fire on all cylinders, creatively.

Launched a little over four years ago, Octone is best known for signing and breaking Maroon 5, one of the hottest acts on the pop charts today.

Perhaps the most amazing aspect of Coldplay’s rise to superstardom is that they did it without a magnanimous lead singer, K-Mart sponsorships or swearing on national television.

When the 50-year-old Eddie and little brother Alex hit the road in June for a full-blown 40-plus city tour of America, with VH Mach II singer Sammy Hagar in tow, it was for the express purpose of disproving not only their critics but fans alike.