The subtitle of 'Altamont' calls it 'The Inside Story of Rock's Darkest Day.' That distinction is debatable; the darkness of Altamont, however, lingers. After reading Joel Selvin's book, you'll never have so much 'Sympathy for the Devil' again.

Thanks to Sean for today's Coffee Break idea - what songs or bands do you want to hear that mention a form of sickness?

As the coldest months of winter take their hold on Minneapolis, concerts begin to hold a different sort of power over the city’s music fans. Far from the carefree sticky summer evenings’ confetti-filled festival fields, live music becomes a deliberate escape from the frigid weather and the moods that can too often accompany it. As…

It's December 2 and it's Cyber Monday, following Black Friday and Small Business Saturday, and we have shopping on the brain. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that mention shopping, the mall, presents, commerce, etc.?

British pop-rock band Coldplay return with their highly anticipated eighth studio album, 'Everyday Life'.

Host Mary Lucia shares her favorite songs of 2019.

Author Duane Tudahl has said, 'The sound of '1999' is the sound of Prince and Peggy McCreary.' An audio engineer at Sunset Sound in Los Angeles, McCreary worked extensively with Prince not only on '1999,' but also on 'Purple Rain' and 'Parade,' plus some of Prince's other projects with the Time and Vanity 6. Andrea Swensson connected with McCreary for a fascinating conversation.

The morning team made it safely to work this morning and we're hoping you did too, or that you are comfy and safe in your home avoiding the snow. We're wondering -- does the snow bring you joy? Rage? Does it make you feel #blessed? Are you scared of it? Frustrated by it? For today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what are your snow feelings?

Revered singer-songwriter Liz Phair chose the right title for her memoir 'Horror Stories.' Each of the 17 chapters is in fact a horror story of some sort. It's an unconventional way to structure a memoir, particularly since the chapters aren't in chronological order, but Phair tells us it's going to be revealing - 'I am trusting you with my deepest self,' she writes in a prologue - and she's not wrong.

Last night, Lizzo put the following statement on instagram: "8 years of touring, of giving out free tix to my undersold shows, sleepless nights in my car, losing my dad and giving up on music, playing shows for free beer and food with $32 in my bank account, constantly writing songs, hearing 'no' but always saying yes. Glad I never gave up." So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear with an inspirational message?