Rolling Stone Reviews Report: Michael Jackson, Moby, Levon Helm and more

	Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Spotlight Moby Wait for Me For a guy who made his name driving party people to ecstasy, Moby has always had a thing for the blues. His unlikely 1999 megahit, Play, used them literally, grafting ancient samples into inviting electronic grooves. His latest uses them spiritually... Read More	Editors' Pick Levon Helm Electric Dirt The Dead's "Tennessee Jed" is an inspired kickoff to Levon Helm's ... Read More Up and Coming LMFAO Party Rock From Chester French to Passion Pit, it's been a good year for geeks with beats ... Read More Top Reissue The Jayhawks Music from the North Country: The Jayhawks Anthology One headline about the Jayhawks at their prime read "What if you made a classic... Read More
The Script Meet Irish trio the Script, whose circuitous route to budding rock stardom will culminate with two huge gigs in July: opening for Paul McCartney and U2. Watch Video Rolling Stone Video Tribute: Michael Jackson Rolling Stone editors and writers share their Michael Jackson memories in honor of our special commemorative issue on stands this week. Watch Video 4 Free Issues Renew Back issues Gifts Customer Service Current Issue	Artist Track Listen Modest Mouse Autumn Beds Levon Helm Tennessee Jed Mariah Carey Obsessed Paramore Ignorance The Script We Cry Get More of This Week's Top Tracks Artist Dates Nine Inch Nails Paul McCartney Daughtry Alice in Chains Andrew Bird Elvis Costello Slipknot Arctic Monkeys Flaming Lips Snow Patrol All Tours
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