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Oasis Stopped More Than 100 Hours of Unheard Recordings From Being Sold. Who Actually Owns Them?

Oasis Stopped More Than 100 Hours of Unheard Recordings From Being Sold. Who Actually Owns Them?

Oasis stopped the auction of nearly 300 tapes containing more than 100 hours of concerts, rehearsals, soundchecks, and conversations. The dispute raises a fascinating question for collectors: if you own the physical tape, do you actually own what's recorded on it?

Dolly Parton Dies at 80: The Songs Are Her Legacy

Dolly Parton Dies at 80: The Songs Are Her Legacy

Dolly Parton has died at 80. We look beyond the headlines at the songs, records, and songwriting legacy that made her one of music’s most enduring voices.

Frank Beard, ZZ Top Drummer, Dies at 77: Why Fandango! Is the Record to Play Tonight

Frank Beard, ZZ Top Drummer, Dies at 77: Why Fandango! Is the Record to Play Tonight

Frank Beard, the legendary drummer behind ZZ Top’s unmistakable groove, has died at 77. We look back at his legacy, and why Fandango! is the record to play tonight.

New Ownership for Stereophile, Analog Planet, and Sound & Vision: Why It Matters

New Ownership for Stereophile, Analog Planet, and Sound & Vision: Why It Matters

The acquisition of Stereophile, Analog Planet, Sound & Vision, and other iconic enthusiast publications raises important questions about the future of audiophile media. Here's why this ownership change matters to music lovers, vinyl collectors, and the hobby itself.

Sonny Rollins Has Passed Away at 95. Jazz Lost One of Its Last Giants.

Sonny Rollins Has Passed Away at 95. Jazz Lost One of Its Last Giants.

Jazz legend Sonny Rollins has passed away at 95, leaving behind one of the most influential catalogs in music history. A look back at the artist, the records, and the legacy that helped shape modern jazz and generations of vinyl listeners.