COFFEE TALK: Dylan Preps Rarities Collection, Daft Punk Dates a Matter of Time …

Posted on July 29, 2008
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BOB DYLAN during his tire-chasing days

The Walkmen have released their new record early for charity and a discounted download price of $5.
The eighth volume of Bob Dylan’s Bootleg Series will be a three-disc rarities set.
Daft Punk are among the artists named in a round of soon-to-be-announced tours.
Prefix has uploaded a spoken word performance/interview from Saul Williams.
Batman—yes, Batman—is the Guardian’s “Singles Club” reviewer this week. Apparently he’s a big Nick Cave fan.
Wanna read Cory Feldman’s thoughts on the Lost Boys sequel? Of course you do.
Sirius and XM have officially merged.
Sounds like Lost is about to get complicated again.
Settle down, Jarvis!
The entire cassette tape format has reportedly died.
DRM rules are apparently hampering the digital archiving of music.
Paste has expanded upon their recent Conor Oberst feature online, with some (kinda) scintillating thoughts on religion and politics.
Other Music recently spent some time backstage with Stephin Merritt.
Deerhoof have finalized a fall tour route and the tracklisting to their latest full-length.
Amy Winehouse is “right as rain” after yet another hospital visit.
Mogwai spoke to Billboard about their next album.
SPIN has posted an exclusive Amnesty International PSA featuring Michael Stipe.
Lykke Li and El Perro Del Mar have linked up for a “Take Away” session.
Footage from a scrapped White Stripes documentary has leaked.
The Streets has set a release date for his new record.
Lightning Bolt, Brian Jonestown Massacre and Les Savy Fav have all been added to ATP New York.
Now that it’s closed shop, Yahoo Music is offering refunds to its former customers.