"We're excited about the opportunity to collaborate with Led Zeppelin to activate streaming rights for their catalog," a spokesman for the Warner Music Group, the band's longtime record label, said in a statement. "We're supportive of the band's discussions with W.M.G.'s streaming service partners to create a window of exclusivity to maximize the impact of this launch."

The Huffington Post reports the show's return of Robin Sparkles (Cobie Smulders) on Monday, February 4 will see a host of guests � all Canadian � including Lee, Paul Shaffer, Alan Thicke, Alex Trebek, K.D. Lang, Jason Priestley and many more.

In an interview with the BBC's Radio 1, Yorke explained how the group was brought together as a touring band in support of his 2010 solo album Eraser, "but it sparked something off. So we ended up at the end of that getting into the studio and generating some new beats."

Their sole album, Above, featured a couple of classic songs, including "River Of Deceit," "Wake Up" and "I Don't Know Anything."

Now, surviving members McCready and Martin are putting out an expanded reissue. (Saunders died in 1999 and Staley in 2002.) The Above Deluxe Edition will be out on April 2, and will contain two CDs and one DVD.

Zep's 1976 film The Song Remains The Same, a companion to the live album of the same name, is based on performance footage from New York's Madison Square Garden. But it also features several out-of-concert "fantasy sequences" for each of the band members, as well as for manager Peter Grant and tour manager Richard Cole. "There are similarities [to The Song Remains The Same]," Ulrich reveals in the latest issue of Classic Rock.

"There are four members in Led Zeppelin, four members in Metallica, it's a full-length movie, and there's a lot in this film that does not take place onstage.

Corbitt was interviewed on the latest episode of the Metal Injection Livecast and was asked about the future of the band.

He responded, "When you lose a guy like Dimebag or Mike Scaccia, there is no way that either band should ever perform under that name again. That's just my opinion. Rigor Mortis is never going to perform again. That's because Mike Scaccia, deep down, was Rigor Mortis so it wouldn't be right. It's just out of respect for him. And I think, Phillip, I can't speak for him, but I think he feels the same way"

The pair duet on the sea shanty "Shenandoah." Due February 19, the two-disc compilation is executive produced by Johnny Depp and Gore Verbinski, and features Waits, Richards, Iggy Pop, Nick Cave, Patti Smith, Sean Lennon and many more.

Due to the price of color film, most images of the Fab Four taken prior to 1965 were in black and white. The photos being auctioned were taken by Dr. Robert Beck, a physicist and inventor, who died in 2002.

The band issued a video trailer featuring about 50 seconds of music from the project.

Whitesnake have begun the search for a new drummer, with several musicians already being considered. A spokesman said the lineup change will not affect forthcoming tour dates for 2013.

Now, Tichy has posted the following statement regarding his plans: "My decision to leave Whitesnake has already been announced by David Coverdale but I wanted to at least give a bit of my own explanation and be clear on why this decision was made because it is a simple yet heavy one; heavy cuz it involves jumping off a cliff while you were seemingly and supposedly fine on solid ground. It's a reason that you will only understand if you exist with any amount of dreams, goals, ambition and desire to get to that place you haven't been.

The band will be playing Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on April 20 and 21 as part of their upcoming reunion tour.

On the second night of the Nashville run the group announced plans to play a special unplugged show with special guests.

The letter continues by saying "These songs aren't recollections of times we had. They are depictions of what we are going through in real time. It means even a bad event can turn into an unforgettable song. At least for us, HA. The record sound like running in a dream in a codeine cabaret. I hope you understand what that means, cause we don't. Sounds like a load of pretentious (expletive deleted)! What? Gotta go, the therapist says our time is up�"

Alice was able to say and do what he wanted using his own spotlight to poke not only the Watergate-embroiled Nixon White House, but the rock music establishment as well.

"We played a festival in Europe and Mumford & Sons were playing," explains the band's mandolin player Tim Brennan in an interview with Fuse. "A bunch of us, if not all of us, were fans had been fans since Sigh No More came out and it turned out that they wanted to come see us later in the night, on a smaller stage. We struck up a conversation." Brennan explains that Dropkick was asked to play a stop on the Gentlemen of the Road Tour. It was during that concert in Portland, Maine that they "kidnapped" Winston and made him play on the record."

The annual music and tattoo festival, now in its sixth year, will take place on March 8, 9 and 10th at the Orange County Fair & Events Center in Costa Mesa, CA.

The event will also feature performances from The Vandals, Guttermouth, TSOL, Lagwagon, Lurcero, The Headcat and Jonny Two Bags.

Black Star Riders are Thin Lizzy alumni Ricky Warwick (vocals), Scott Gorham (guitar), Damon Johnson (guitar), Marco Mendoza (bass) with new addition Jimmy DeGrasso on drums (Alice Cooper, Megadeth, David Lee Roth, Suicidal Tendencies).

A few weeks ago, Thin Lizzy revealed its plans to adopt the new band name while moving forward with a new recording project.

The album will feature material the band wrote whilst touring as Thin Lizzy and the group says the sound retains that classic feel but is very much its own as well.

"Transition is a turning point for the album and a turning point for me," Lukather explains. "As we were writing the songs, I was thinking about everything I've seen � all the people I've lost in my life, the great and the difficult experiences I've had, and how ultimately it was time to get it together and embrace things for what they are."

Producer/engineer Zeuss (Hatebreed, Suffocation, Chimaira, All That Remains) has signed on to mix and master the effort.

Commented vocalist Maurizio Iacono: "It's time for Kataklysm to make a change and challenge ourselves a bit more when it comes trying out new sounds. I think it's healthy to explore other avenues at this stage in our career, and Zeuss has worked with some bands we really like such as Hatebreed and Suffocation.

The band had this to say, "We are very proud of this record and the hard work we put into making it. We hope that you will be as excited about it as we are.

"Once again, we trusted our good friend Alexander Dietz of Chemical Burn studio with the production as well as the mixing process. The mastering was handled by Tue Madsen at Antfarm studio. We want to thank Alex for his sheer will and tireless work on this record, and Tue for bringing out the details and making them shine.

The trek will also feature Tiffany Alvord, and Beneath The Sun and is set to kick off on January 26th at Denver, CO's Marquis Theatre.

It was an honor talking to Jason Newsted, bassist that played in legendary bands such as Flotsam and Jetsam, Voivod, and of course, Metallica. Currently, he is releasing an EP called "Metal".

Newsted was really nice, telling us all about the beginning of his career, his influences and, in a historical moment for Wikimetal, gave us the details of the invitation he received to join Metallica. On top of that, we asked how was it to play with the legend Ozzy Osbourne.

Fans were all kinds of psyched about witnessing the original line up of Chiodos, including vocalist Craig Owens, back in action at last year's Dirt Fest. Those who weren't on hand for their big homecoming performance can now see some of what they missed via this video shot by David Alexander.

Chiodos perform 'Thermacare' in the video, which was shot on August 11th, 2012 at the Birch Run Expo Center, a song that's had an interesting history to say the least. A demo version of the track was recorded with Owens in September 2009, just prior to his departure from the band. Though the demo was leaked later on, a new version with vocalist Brandon Bolmer (Owens' temporary replacement) appeared on their 2010 album 'Illuminaudio' under the name 'Stratovolcano Mouth.'

The project debuted at No. 14 on the Billboard Top 200 Album Chart, the highest charting for a Skynyrd album since 1977.

By request Dimebag cranks out some Slayer riffs and does not disappoint.

Nirvana's success story was short-lived, as tormented frontman Kurt Cobain's body was found at his house outside of Seattle in 1994. It wasn't a huge surprise, as he had threatened to commit suicide for a while, but it left a young generation stunned and without a leader. In this piece, we look back at some quotes from Cobain's life and career.

On handling � or not handling � overnight success, as told to Rolling Stone: "It was so fast and explosive. I didn't know how to deal with it. If there was a Rock Star 101 course, I would have liked to take it. It might have helped me."

On what young bands he was digging before the release of Nevermind, as remembered by CA.MSN.com: "I think the Breeders. I like the Pixies. I don't like their last album though... I like R.E.M. I like the Jesus Lizards, the Melvins, [inaudible] Shonen Knife, Bikini Kills. There are a few other bands I like. I'm kind of picky."

On Ozzy Osbourne digging Nevermind, as told to Kerrang! magazine (via NirvanaClub.com): I can understand Ozzy liking us, because we have some similarities with his former band. Ozzy was also in the same mixing studio that we were in for our last record. There were a few times when we were coming towards each other and I had to move against the wall because he was stumbling past. He also asked us to go on tour with him, but we turned it down. It would have been kind of exciting, but we don't really wanna play in huge arenas supporting someone.