The Beatles 100 Greatest Songs Countdown

For more than four decades, The Beatles' songbook has influenced popular culture, inspiring generations, enduring transitions from LP to CD to mp3, and sparking countless debates among fans.

Last week Rolling Stone magazine published their take on the 100 Greatest Songs by The Beatles. The list has generated some controversy, including their #1 choice. One way to decide if the list is on target is to hear it in its entirety. 

Tune in all day Friday, September 3rd, as we count down the 100 Greatest Beatles Songs, as selected by Rolling Stone. And join the conversation about The Beatles countdown on our Facebook and Twitter accounts.

Please Note: Due to FCC regulations, we will not be able to stream this special programming online. From 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday, our web stream will feature HD-2: The Baltimore Channel.

Kaki King on Dave Grohl's "Rock Star Moves"

So Kaki has been touring with the Foo recently and at the Outside Lands Festival she spoke with Rolling Stone about his cheesy rock n roll moves. Link to the Rolling Stone Article to See Video

Now the two have also been joining the stage together for Ballad of the Beaconsfield Miners...an instrumental Dave Grohl wrote for the miners involved in the Beaconsfield Mine in Australia Colapse. He learned one of them was a Foo Fan and wrote the song prior to a meeting with the miner. The song is on their latest album Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace, Kaki King appears on the album version as well.Just a tid bit of knowledge for those who are curious.

Anyways, watch the two of them perform at O2 Arena in London on November 18, 2007

Rolling Stone Magazine names Baltimore Best Scene of 2008

Over the weekend, Rolling Stone Announced there Best of Rock 2008

Listen Here to Erik's Interview with Evan Serpick, writer for Rolling Stone Magazine who covered Baltimore as Best Scene

Best Scene: Baltimore! (more in depth article here)

Best Festival Band: Radiohead

Best Breakthrough Band: My Morning Jacket

Best Live Band: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

Best Producer: Danger Mouse

Best Songwriter: Connor Oberst

Best Prog-Rock Band: The Mars Volta

for the full read check out the May 1, 2008 issue of Rolling Stone or read online here

What are your thoughts on Baltimore as Best Scene of 2008?