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Today's picks for live videos to watch while you're home and every show is cancelled include Talking Heads in Rome 1980, 10cc in 1977, Sugar in 1992, and more...

From Pavement to Pulp, from Oasis to R.E.M., from Frank Sidebottom to The Brian Jonestown Massacre, here are a dozen docs to stream right now.

The playlist includes music by Weezer, Fugazi, The Promise Ring, Sugar, Wilco, Jawbreaker, Elliott Smith, Sebadoh, Christie Front Drive, Superchunk, Pedro The Lion, Drive Like Jehu, Archers of Loaf, and more.

Bob Mould's current assault on the eardrums of NYC began last night (9/10) with his first of three shows. While promoting his terrific new album, Beauty & Ruin, Bob and his band (bassist Jason Narducy and Superchunk's Jon Wurster on drums) also dipped into his robust catalog of indie r…

Bob Mould at Williamsburg Park, 9/7/2012 (more by Sachyn Mital)

Bob Mould, who ended his Copper Blue tour last month, has announced two NYC shows for next year, which happen at Bowery Ballroom on February 26 and 27...

Bob Mould at one of the last shows, FFF 2012 (more by Glen Brown)

After trotting out jams from his Sugar catalog earlier this year, Bob Mould has put the records, in their entirety, to restAnd now it's time to say farewell to Copper Blue...

"The DeLuna Stage was set up on the beach, facing away from the Pensacola pier that stretches into the Gulf of Mexico. On the opposite side of the beach looking back was actually the Heritage Stage, a stage filled with the sounds of New Orleans jazz music...

"Copper Blue was 20 years ago And most of those songs were actually written right over there on Richardson," former neighborhood resident Bob Mould told the Williamsburg Park crowd last night, pointing East...

Bob Mould has signed to Merge Records who will put out his new solo album, The Silver Age, on September 4. The album was recorded with his current band, a trio that includes Superchunk wiseass John Wurster on drums and Jason Narducy (Telekinesis, ex-Verbow) on bass and is "in the punishingly lo…

Bob Mould at Joe's Pub in 2009 (more by Jacob Blickenstaff)Lists: '90s bands we hope never reunite... Below are bands we hope never get back together, because we like them too much to see them like that...