Easily one of one of the most talked-about shows from this weekend’s Coachella was Prince’s centerpiece performance. One of the biggest surprises from the concert came during Prince’s big finale - a lyrically-adjusted cover of Radiohead’s “Creep.” Packed with a ripping guitar solo and extended falsetto crooning, this one song may have delivered the $4.8 million worth of Prince that festival goers and promoters were expecting. Check out the MP3 and video of the performance below.

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Prince - “Creep” (Radiohead Cover)

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The best part of waking up, can now be Midlake in your cup! Eric Pulido, Midlake guitarist, has launched his own brand of coffee. Cappulido Coffee (not Roscoe Roast?) features six different blends of
fair traded coffee, which gives aid directly back to farmers in developing countries and lends them the financial support necessary to continue developing an excellent product and compete in the world market. Check out the Cappulido Coffee site for more info and to score a good feeling of giving something back with your next caffeine buzz.

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Midlake - “Roscoe”

Madonna has only got 4 minutes to save the world, but you’ve got 4 whole days to stream the exclusive premiere of her new album, Hard Candy, on her MySpace page. Rolling Stone has apparently got a sweet tooth for Madge’s revisit of her urban-disco queen roots - they gave the new album four stars.

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Madonna - Hard Candy

After the writers’ strike canceled their appearance last November, Grizzly Bear finally made it on to Late Night With Conan O’Brien this week where they performed their brand-new song “While You Wait for the Others.” Check it out below, along with an MP3 of the band playing the song on KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic.

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Grizzly Bear - “While You Wait for the Others” (Live On KCRW)

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Conan O’Brien’s first-ever musical guest, Radiohead, dropped by his show last night for a “green performance” of their song “House of Cards.” As Thom Yorke explains, the environmentally conscious band (one of the top ten, actually) chose not to fly from London to New York because a transatlantic flight would’ve left a carbon footprint equivalent to driving a car for a year. Check out their performance below.

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