Good music is what we want to hear.

What do you mean? Good music. It's what we dance to, what our children will dance to.

And if you don't want to play it, then take your records and go home.

Did you have a band? Good or bad?

It's a great band, it's a bad band, it's like pizza, baby.

It's good no matter what there's music in the air. Does anything to find rock and roll more than its basic element to guitar

rift? I'm Greg Kott and I'm Jim De Regattis. Guitar solos can be overblown and overrated, but a riff when done right can rule a song.

We name our favorites and review the new double album from another guitar great, Prince. That's all coming up on sound opinions.

You're listening to sound opinions and later on in the show Jim you and I are going to talk about the new Prince albums

This would have been unimaginable a couple of decades ago when he was on Warner Brothers

He has reunited with that label. They had a big fight back in the early 90s over how much music he was putting out.

Now he's putting out two in one day. He couldn't have done that before because they thought he was putting out too much

music so things have changed in the world of Prince. We will dive into those 25

songs later in the show but first some music news. News. What was that forsaken us?

Still ends to come to talk to us. That's a track called A Brain in a Bottle, the lead off cut from a new album by

Tom York and radiohead producer Nigel Godrich. It's called Tomorrow's Modern Foxes.

You know, seven years ago, Greg Radiohead made big news with a bold experiment in a new distribution form

for Radiohead's in Rainbow's album. It was floated online, pay

what you want. York and Godrich are trying something different. They're using

the BitTorrent distribution system to float their new music as part of a bundle

that you have to pay for. Six dollars, which is still a bargain. Ten percent goes to BitTorrent.

The rest goes to the artist.

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