A list of albums by famous artists like Captain Beefheart and Black Sabbath that you still can't download on iTunes.

We already know that "Game of Thrones" is the most illegally downloaded show of 2012, while "Dexter" was the most illegally downloaded show of last year, but what about legal downloads.

As you may have already heard, Jack White's debut solo album Blunderbuss comes out on April 24 and, to celebrate/mark the occasion, a show White is doing on April 27 at Webster Hall in New York will be live-streamed on YouTube as part of the "American Express Unstaged" series.

Is it possible for the something to be the most brilliant thing AND the most stupid thing you've ever heard of at the same time.

The Copyright Act of 1976 is a fairly obscure law to most people, but it's about to become very, very important to everyone involved.

We've explained previously how iTunes and its refusal to sell albums is the driving factor in the music industry's plunging revenues (oh noes, ONLY $6.

It's a jolting figure: the US music industry is making less than half of what it made at its 1999 peak of $14.

Seeing that you can already pick up a big booty and some Cheesy Poofs there, I suppose it makes total sense that Walmart is going to start competing with Netflix and iTunes and your on-demand movie cable provider by selling streaming movies on its website.

For what seems like an eternity, friends of mine living in Europe having been taunting me with Spotify.