Last week, we saw The Pink Logs traveling throughout Hollywood and they loved it so much that they returned there this week. Here you can see pictures of some of the interesting people that The Pink Logs got to interact with. If you ever spot The Pink Logs, be sure to send us the pictures and we'll share.

Praying Hands - Back To Black (Aceyboy)

Kevin Roentgen, the driving force behind Praying Hands, is a true rock & roll survivor. The Southern California native first entered the spotlight with underground Hollywood rock sensations SOUL, who were signed to EastWest/Elektra; alas, corporate skullduggery at the highest levels resulted in their debut album not seeing a release. Undaunted, Roentgen went on to form American Pearl, which released a self-titled album through Wind-up Records, toured extensively with acts like Creed and 3 Doors Down and had a song featured on the best-selling "Scream 3" OST. After that group had run its course, he signed on with fellow SoCal natives Orson and ended up spending almost two years in England, where the group enjoyed huge success with the Mercury UK album Bright Idea and the single "No Tomorrow," both of which hit No.1 on the UK charts. Now, however, Roentgen has returned to the project that was interrupted by his time in Orson: Praying Hands, a venture which highlights his soulful, passionate voice and understated, yet eloquent, acoustic playing. Inspired by his time in London, Roentgen has now turned out this exquisite acoustic interpretation of troubled diva Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black." For further information, surf on over to www.myspace.com/prayinghands, where you can also hear songs from his excellent new album, Dogs and Airplanes.

EAGLES OF DEATH METAL GO BACK-TO-BACK: Ah, Los Angeles in October: searing heat, the pervasive odor of the wildfires that are ringing the basin clogging sinuses and seemingly causing the Dodgers to choke on bitter ash, indeed, in game four against the Phillies; throw in the fact that it's about time we were due for another shake, rattle and roll experience via one of the myriad faultlines vivisecting the area and one wonders why they came here in the first place (short answer: shorts in January!). However, the grim litany recited above has failed to deter the savvy minds behind the music on the Mediaguide Alternative Specialty Panel, who for the second straight week make Eagles of Death Metal's "Wannabe in L.A." (Rekords Rekords/Downtown) the top dog on the Song chart, picking up enough spins to also advance 3-2 on the Album index. Hot on the heels of the SoCal desert warriors are the marvelously monikered Scots quartet Glasvegas, who debut at No.2 on the Song side with the self-released "Geraldine," which also picks up enough plays to bow at No.3 on the Album end. Top o' the Album chart honors go to the brothers Gallagher and their mates in Oasis, with Dig Out Your Soul (Big Brother/Reprise) ascending to the top spot. Another impressive debut this week for Stereophonics with "My Own Worst Enemy" at No.3 on the Song chart, helping their new greatest hits collection, Decade in the Sun (Fontana), earn a No.6 showing on the Album index. The other top debut on the Song side this week belongs to Brooklyn-based duo Matt and Kim, whose toe-tappin' ditty "Daylight" (Green Label Sound) bows at No.8 on the Song side, garnering enough plays to also check in at No.16 on the Album chart.