The Week in Music: #39

A Rolling Stone list that doesn’t suck? Man, who would’ve thought.
The new albums out for this week!
Flaming Lips gets profiled by Reuters.
Portishead has started working on a new album.
Bombadil pays a visit to the Daytrotter sessions.
U2 is not turning a profit off of their 360 tour. Woot?
A Sam Cooke biopic is in pre-production.
After Noel Gallagher left Oasis, rumors have it that he’ll be soon joining Kasabian full time. Don’t really see this one going through though.
Fever Ray interview by The Decider.
Dirty Projectors premier a new song live at Jimmy Fallon’s show.
The 50 worst songs of the 2000s by Gigwise.
The much discussed Kanye West/Lady Gaga tour has been canceled (thank God!).
Vampire Weekend have a chat with Pitchfork about their upcoming sophomore album.
Neil Diamond covers Adam Sandler for his Christmas special.
Remember the Jack White vs Von Bondies incident from a few years back? Well, it seems like something similar happened between Wavves and The Black Lips a few days ago when a fight erupted. Stick to music, guys, leave the fist throwing to the bouncers.
U2 performs “Ultraviolet (Light My Way)” live at SNL.
New/old Nirvana live song surfaced!
A new Burial track published by GvsB.
Thom Yorke has a new live band!
Chromwaves posted an awesome review of The Twilight Sad’s Forget The Night Ahead.
St. Vincent talks about the much raved New Moon soundtrack.
5 Albums that would make better Soundtracks for the NHL than “Back in Black”

Various mp3s posted over the week: