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Radiohead, Isaac Hayes and the Mostly Mozart Festival are among the highlights of this summer's concert agenda in New York. Today: we take you through a selected round-up of the best ... (episode)
R. Kelly, Simon Cowell, Tipper Gore, and Muzak are on a new list from Blender magazine of "Music's 25 Most Dastardly Villains." We find out what it takes to be one of rock's rottenest... (episode)
In the strange world of tribute bands, musicians seek fame by impersonating Keith or Mick, Paul or Ringo. Today, journalist Steven Kurutz dissects the phenomenon and talks about Stick... (episode)
Jazz may be America's quintessential music but you have to go to European countries like the Netherlands, Poland or Sweden to find the more cutting-edge sounds. Today, a Soundcheck Sm... (episode)
Airlines may be charging for checked luggage and cutting back on their flights. But some are adding iPod docks, satellite radio and even HBO shows. Today: why passengers are getting m... (episode)
Before Joni Mitchell and Carly Simon were piped into every Starbucks across the land, they were inspiring women to reconsider their roles in society. We talk with author Sheila Weller... (episode)
Two weeks ago, Soundcheck asked you to tell us how you get your music. We wanted to know how much money you spend on songs and albums – and where you spend it. We asked you how much y... (episode)
For 45 years, she was known as the woman clinging to a young Bob Dylan's arm on a legendary album cover. Today: Suze Rotolo talks about being Dylan's muse and shares her memoir about ... (episode)
According to a new list of Top 300 albums from the radio station Classic FM, orchestral film scores like those heard in “Gladiator” and “Pirates of the Caribbean” belong alongside wor... (episode)
1993 was the year of strong woman in rock. Liz Phair released the landmark "Exile in Guyville." PJ Harvey released "Rid of Me" and The Breeders released "Last Splash." Fifteen years l... (episode)