It's Sunday February 11th, 2007. Well what a crazy week for the US east coast. Between accusations of scary scene violence, youth curfews at shows and the long overdue war on listening while walking around, there's simply a ton of drama in the EST. So whacha got West Coast? A new No Doubt album? That's it? That's all you're bringing to the table? Weak. The people must have something good to read on a Sunday The death at Asbury Park's Club Deep is in the news again, as a paper ties the incident to hardcore "crew" FSU. Meanwhile over in Boston, city officials have imposed an 11pm curfew for people under 21 at shows and clubs in an effort to stamp out “noise and disruption." To to be outdone, a New York state senator has proposed banning walking while listening, more or less. Chicago had no weird city / scene drama, just updates from its ever popular crop of bands. The Lawrence Arms posted a status update detailing some future plans, while the Alkaline Trio are recording, label or no label. The music may not be your thing, but it's quite a sea change so see a festival of Ozzfest's size go free. Still, while on the surface good for consumers critics say the move will screw artists. Underoath is safe at least, since they just signed up for Warped.So were you a fan of alt-rock in the 90s? If so this was your week. No Doubt announced plans for a new record, while the Smashing Pumpkins will return with "Zeitgeist" in July. That Prince cover of the Foo Fighters at the Superbowl raised a few questions, since there's an apparent rivalry between the two. Over in our corner, we had more Lifetime updates from Dr. Dan Yemin, a new album in the works from Whole Wheat Bread, and an Anti-Flag tour cancellation.Our Video Of The Week featured archival footage of Richmond, VA's Ann Beretta from all the way back in 2003. Our MP3 Of The Week introduced you to Oakland's The Time Flys and Long Island's Ghost of Lester Bangs. Click Read More to see this week's streaming music, contests and other highlights.

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