Rolling Stone Tuesday November 27, 2007 | ||||||||||||
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TODAY'S TOP ROCK HEADLINES | ||||||||||||
| BEST LIVE ALBUMS: THE WHO, BOB DYLAN, NIRVANA AND MORE Click HERE to see our readers' and editors' list of the top twenty-five live albums — including the Who's Live at Leeds, Bob Dylan's The Royal Albert Hall Concert and Nirvana's Unplugged in New York — complete with audio clips. | ||||||||||||
| ROBERT PLANT ON HIS NEW DISC, TOUR WITH ALISON KRAUSS In the newest issue of Rolling Stone, Robert Plant talks about the success of his duets record with Alison Krauss and the pair's plans to hit the road. Click HERE for the details. | ||||||||||||
| BAND TO WATCH: ONEREPUBLIC Click HERE to check out Timbaland's favorite rock band, OneRepublic, and the rest of our ten artists to watch in 2007. | ||||||||||||
| SNOOP DOGG CONFIRMS NEW ALBUM FOR 2008 Snoop Dogg will release Ego Trippin' next March, but he's already dropped the record's first single, "Sensual Seduction." Click HERE for more on both. | ||||||||||||
| THE WHITE STRIPES PREMIERE NEW VIDEO Click HERE to check out the White Stripes new video, for the Icky Thump song "Conquest." | ||||||||||||
| For more of the latest music news — including the next episode of "New Music Tuesdays" — visit RollingStone.com. | ||||||||||||
| Click HERE to purchase Rolling Stone: The First 40 Years, a complete digital archive of RS since its first issue in 1967. | ||||||||||||
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TODAY'S PICKS | ||||||||||||
| DAILY TRACK: Jay-Z — "Roc Boys" "This is black superhero music," Jay-Z proclaims in his excellent new "Roc Boys." That means live horns, grooving on some kind of Afro-beat riff over Seventies rumble-in-the-jungle funk, while Jay-Z tosses off boasts like "Pink rose, think O.J./I get away with murder when I sling 'ye." Click HERE for more. | ||||||||||||
| DAILY VIDEO: The White Stripes — "Conquest" | ||||||||||||
| DAILY REVIEW: Carrie Underwood — Carnival Ride On "American Idol," Carrie Underwood was the country girl who never sounded comfortable trying to come on tough. Carnival Ride is more country and therefore more confident. Click HERE for more on the album. | ||||||||||||
| ARTIST OF THE DAY: ROBERT PLANT The complete ROLLINGSTONE.COM archive includes videos, photos, interviews, reviews, and more. | ||||||||||||
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Tuesday, November 27, 2007
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