Blur triumph at giant Hyde Park gig, Dave Grohl forms Led Zep supergroup, vote for the greatest Michael Jackson track and more

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here FRIDAY JULY 3RD 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO Jacko was completely fucking insane, which is a good thing Who said this about Michael Jackson? Blur Reveal 'Parklife' Inspiration At Hyde Park Gig Glastonbury Bands Pay Tribute To Jackson Glastonbury 2009 - The Weekend's Highlights Which Is The Greatest Michael Jackson Song? U2 Cover Michael Jackson's 'Man In The Mirror' As the dust settles on the death of Michael Jackson, the one question that seems to best honour his memory and inspire heartfelt debate is "What was his greatest song?" Since the early hours of Friday morning at Glastonbury, we've been pondering precisely that. And now we want you to join in and vote for his finest hour. 'Billie Jean', 'Beat It', 'ABC' and 'Thriller' are all undeniable masterpieces, as close as it's possible to get to perfect pop. But which of his dozens of tracks is actually the best? One thing's for sure: it's fun trying to decide. Leave the tabloid vultures to chase their own tails and join us in celebrating the songs... David Moynihan Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter MICHAEL JACKSON special tribute issue plus massive GLASTONBURY coverage - the weekend from every angle. THE DEAD WEATHER caught live in a tiny London pub. CRYSTAL CASTLES at Sonar. TEN TRACKS YOU HAVE TO HEAR THIS WEEK - your ultimate guide to the next seven days in music. Plus! FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE's debut album is put under the spotlight. Iconic Oasis prints to be auctioned today (July 1) Jill Furmanovsky's pictures are going to Christies Graham Coxon: 'Blur are better than ever' Plus guitarist muses on a return to uni and possible new recordings Dave Grohl, Josh home and Led Zeppelin man recording together John Paul Jones hots the studio with Foo Fighters and Queens frontmen Pete Doherty: 'The Libertines, Babyshambles and my solo career can all co-exist' Singer sees no reason why he can't undertake all three ventures Metros to play last ever gig this week (Jul 4) New Young Pony Club join 'one fan only' gig bill New Order's Bernard Sumner announces debut album with new band Grizzly Bear announce ticket details for London show with orchestra Lil Wayne postpones European tour Michael Jackson's death - what the papers are saying today (July 2) Pixies, Kasabian, Flaming Lips tours go on sale - Ticket news Warp20 epic tracklisting announced Hold Steady to headline End Of The Road festival Beatles song to feature in advert   1 Photo Gallery: 13 things we learn in the new issue of NME 2 Photo Gallery: Glastonbury Festival 2009 More photo galleries... Photo Gallery: Glastonbury - Sunday's highlights Photo Gallery: Glastonbury - the backstage celebrities Glastonbury - Saturday's highlights Glastonbury - fancy-dress freaks Glastonbury - Friday's highlights Album review: Regina Spektor - 'Far' The surprisingly influential songwriter breaks out from 'niceness' - but only just Album Review: La Roux - 'La Roux' Much, much more than just those singles Album review: Dinosaur Jr - 'Farm' Fierce, brooding, terse - Mascis, Lou and Murph return to their fuzzy late '80s roots Album review: Amazing Baby - 'Rewild' MGMT's crazier mates channel their rock-dinosaur heroes - in ambition, at least Album review: White Denim - 'Fits' Brewing in the garages of Austin, Texas is something approaching casual genius 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (27/06/09) starring Marina And The Diamonds, Amanda Blank, Faith No More 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (20/06/09) Starring Darker My Love, Blur and Carl Barat 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (06/06/09) Featuring New Young Pony Club, The Twilight Sad, The Mars Volta 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (30/05/09) Starring The Twang, Manic Street Preachers, Paloma Faith 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (23/05/09) Starring SCUM, Regina Spektor, Florence And The Machine Wolf Gang: Dandy-Rogue Post-Punk (FREE MP3) In this week's Radar section a new hero is revealed… Sir Max McElligott esq, also known as the dandiest rogue this side of the Watford gap. Inbetween sipping port, Max conducts his band through a waltzing hurdy gurdy of symphonic post-punk bombast. You can download the track 'Night Flying' via the Radar blog now. Read more Who: Monique Hall, 20, St. Albans. Listening To: Joy Division, Michael Jackson, TV On The Radio. Watching: 'Control'. Looking Forward To: Glade festival and MGMT Ibiza Rocks. Last Download: Bombay Bicycle Club, 'Evening, Morning'. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: Annie Lennox, 'Walking On Broken Glass'. Win Tickets To See Graham Coxon Britpop legend Graham Coxon is playing the iTunes festival in London on Thursday July 22 at The Roundhouse, with support from Esser and NME has six pairs of tickets to give away. To be in with a shot of winning, head to NME.COM/WIN and answer one simple question. VV Brown at Glastonbury 2009 Reverend & The Makers at Glastonbury 2009 Twisted Wheel at Glastonbury 2009 Helicopter ride over Glastonbury site 2009 Why Norway's Hove Is The World's Most Beautiful Festival U2 Cover Michael Jackson's 'Man In The Mirror' In Barcelona Which Is The Greatest Michael Jackson Song? Steven Wells - A Tribute: Mark Beaumont salutes the sweary NME legend New Zero 7 track remixed - grab the free MP3 Glastonbury Festival from the air - helicopter video Photo gallery - the dark side of the '60s uncovered Sex, ecstasy, depression - the wisdom of Beth Ditto Rejoice - from The Horrors to Jack Penate, this is a golden age for albums Glastonbury 2009 - Jay-Z and Beyonce Visit Worthy Farm What Do Johnny Depp, Mike Patton, Metallica's Lars Ulrich And Nine Inch Nails Have In Common? New Chew Lips - 'Salt Air' Jacko was completely fucking insane, which is a good thing Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos pays tribute to the pop star.

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