What do you love about music?

To begin with?

Everything. Putting on a great show is the most important thing you can do. One great rock show can change the world.

Welcome to Sound opinions from Chicago Public Radio and American Public Media. I'm Jim Diorgatus, the pop music critic at the Chicago sometimes.

And I'm Greg Scott, I write about Rock and Roll for the Chicago Tribune.

Today in the world's only Rock and Roll talk show,

you'll hear our conversation with music newsmakers of the Year,

radiohead.

And later on, we'll review the new album from Pop Punk Heroes,

Fallout Boy, and I'll lay it a track to the Desert Island Jukebox.

You're listening to sound opinions, and now it's time for some music news.

Oh Tommy Tommy Tommy

Tommy can you hear me?

Greg Tommy may have been able to hear Roger Doaltry back then but whether he could now if he listens to the iPod too much it's a question because there's been a lot of information

lately coming from the scientific community about the results of listening to music too

loudly on your

cell phone

cell phone. It's estimated that some 240 million of these

digital music players have been sold.

But that comes with a problem.

If you listen much louder than 80 some odd decibels, then you're

in danger of incurring permanent hearing loss, the scientists are now saying. That's

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