WE FIVE: Because "You Were On My Mind," natch.

STEVE ALBINI, an icon of indie rock as both a producer and performer, died on Tuesday, May 7, of a heart attack.  Here is the Rolling Stone obit, and the wave of online tributes. Her is Albini's famous letter to Nirvana about In Utero, and his should-be famous response to Powell's request to clear a sample.  Here is Pitchfork's list of Albini's 10 Best Records. And here is his famous essay, "The Problem With Music."  I never met Albini, but my thoughts are with his Big Black bandmate Santiago Durango, with whom I had an acquaintance back in the day.

PEARL JAM guitarist Mike McCready falls offstage mid-solo and doesn't miss a note... only to have Eddie Vedder try to nudge him over the edge again later.

BONNY LIGHT HORSEMAN shares "Old Dutch."

THE BUG CLUB shares "Quality Pints," their first for Sub Pop, which is Buzzcocks with a dash of Clash.

TEEN DAZE shares "Back yard."

JOHN CALE shares "Shark-Shark."

RANDOM RULES shares a playlist of pop/rock diss tracks.Weird Dylan choice.

THE MAGNETIC FIELDS: Stephin Merritt on 25 Years of '69 Love Songs,' the Tyranny of Algorithms, and Crying to Celine Dion.

LET IT BE director Michael Lindsay-Hogg has a fun story involving Mick Jagger.

TWISTERS has a new trailer online.

KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES: Early reviews are mostly hot.

THE OFFICE is getting a spinoff on Peacock that does not seem to have much connection to The Office.

SYDNEY SWEENEY wants to play a boxer.

SHAKIRA's tax fraud case was dropped in Spain.

SAM RAIMI's wife filed for divorce.

CHRIS PINE got his movie-star education from Denzel Washington.

MICHAEL DOUGLAS: Not a fan of intimacy coordinators.

DOGGO welcomes a pupper to the home.

AN EAGLE, rescued from the mud by a photographer.

DOG vs MOOSE: Who You Got?