Ha, I had no idea Sony still made the Walkman...

Quoted: Lauren Goode rocks the latest addition to the Walkman lineup – yes, it is now a digital music player. See how it stacks up to the competition.

I can't believe The Boss is 60! He's looking good...

Quoted: Bruce Springsteen turns 60 today, an age at which the idea of still playing rock 'n' roll once seemed as remote as still primping for the prom. But the durability of the music - and the fans - is the most impressive part.

Way to go, Terry Moran. This is exactly why publications are creating strict policies restricting reporters from posting on social media sites until there's been an editorial review and/or the piece has been published. Off the record is supposed to mean something.

Quoted: In what were supposed to be off-the-record comments, President Barack Obama called musician Kanye West a "jackass" because of the performer's outburst at a music awards ceremony.

Great review of Harvey Danger's last show in Spin! Haha they somehow managed to spell Jeff's name wrong ... I mean seriously, Jeff Lin? Not that hard to spell...

Quoted: Favorites of indie-rock bookworms everywhere, Harvey Danger went out where they came in, wrapping up their career with a three-hour, 29-song "final finale" Saturday night at the Crocodile Cafe in the group's hometown of Seattle. In the words of frontman Sean Nelson, the show was a "funmotional" end to the band's 17-year run.

One of the Chicago Examiners wrote about Harvey Danger's upcoming shows there :)

Quoted: Seattle based band Harvey Danger has decided to hang up their instruments and call it quits as a band, but not before one last farewell tour which only consists of 6 cities and Chicago, IL is on that list.

A fun surprise for the audience at the Harvey Danger show in Brooklyn :)

Quoted: At one of Harvey Danger's final concerts together as a band, the fantastically talented man who knows all there is to know about everything and nothing (John Hodgman) introduced the band.

Someone at work just sent this to me ... Harvey Danger's in Entertainment Weekly :)

Quoted: Just as so many of their ’90s peers are clawing their way back to the scene, the men of Harvey Danger — you probably know them because of 1998’s “Flagpole Sitta” — have decided to call it quits.

Whoa, an interesting new model for the music industry. I guess they gotta make money somehow...

Quoted: Mariah Carey's new album, “Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel,” will be bundled with ads for Elizabeth Arden, Angel Champagne and the Bahamas Board of Tourism.

Well, it's not a glorious time for the magazine industry in general right now...

Quoted: Late last month, Vibe magazine announced that it was ceasing publication. The next day, word arrived that Spin was laying off a half-dozen staffers. In late March, Blender folded outright, and a few months before that, Rolling Stone trimmed its masthead.