David Crosby's CSNY Tour Hopes; Phish Court Peter Gabriel

Having trouble seeing this email? View online» Thursday, August 22, 2013 Digital Access David Crosby on New Album, Hopes for CSNY Reunion No one is more surprised to be alive at 72 than David Crosby. "Sometimes I wonder, 'Why me?'" he tells Rolling Stone. Now working on his first solo album since 1993's Thousand Roads, he'd love to tour once more with Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.  Read More » Phish Want Peter Gabriel for Halloween Gig "Peter Gabriel, we're your band," says Phish's Trey Anastasio. He wants the ex-Genesis frontman to join them for Phish's annual Halloween classic-album show. It's not the first time Phish has approached Gabriel about performing The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway.  Read More » Book Excerpt: Rob Sheffield's 'Turn Around Bright Eyes' Turn Around Bright Eyes is Rob Sheffield's new memoir about "the rituals of love and karaoke." It's the tale of how shaky versions of songs like "Total Eclipse of the Heart" helped a widowed pop culture addict find true love again. Read an excerpt here.  Read More » Can Marijuana Improve Your Emotional State? It's no secret that marijuana can put a smile on your face, but research shows the drug's positive effects may go beyond just getting high. One study suggests that the brain's endocannabinoid system, when activated by THC, plays an important role in emotional processing. Read More » Cee Lo and Goodie Mob Return to Roots on New Album Goodie Mob's work on a 2005 reunion album was interrupted by a little ditty called "Crazy," the Gnarls Barkley smash that featured original member Cee Lo Green. They're finally set to release that comeback album. "It's definitely come full circle," says the Voice star.  Read More » AT THE MOVIES A Good August Movie: 'World's End' WATCH » VIDEO PREMIERE Jack Johnson and Ben Harper: 'Changes' WATCH » COVER ART Drake: 'Nothing Was the Same' SEE » • Metallica Book Apollo Theater Date • Motley Crue Plot Farewell Tour: 'We're Going Out on Top' • Green Day Pay Tribute to Joe Strummer • New Festival Coming to Woodstock's Original Site • Walkmen Singer Working on Solo Project With All-Star Cast 393 Million Macklemore Fans Can't Be Wrong How a slightly guilty Seattle MC and a cocky young producer took over pop music. Read Brian Hiatt's cover story in RS All Access. Read Full Issue » (Rolling Stone Archives) Subscribe to Magazine » Digital Access » You have received this email because you are a Rolling Stone newsletter subscriber. Click here to unsubscribe. View our online Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Wenner Media, LLC, 1290 Avenue of the Americas, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10104 © 2013 RollingStone.com All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.