While we certainly aren't nostalgic for the sweat and humidity of Lollapalooza '07, we are certainly excited for the release of dozens of live performances from the Chicago festival via the iTunes Music Store.

Finally, here are the last of our backstage interviews from Lollapalooza 2007! Check the player below for all of these tasty clips:

With nine stages and over ten hours of scheduled sets each day, Lollapalooza had a lot of bands performing. Many of them dropped by Spin's backstage hangout for a brief chat, and also an opportunity to snag some free jeans, courtesy of Silver Jeans, and a cold drink from our pals at Southern Comfort.

Despite her rep for canceling shows at the last minute, doo-wop diva Amy Winehouse arrived on the Bud Light stage just shy of 2:30 P.M. I mean, her set was scheduled for 2:15 P.M., but dude, girl showed up. Bonus? She was even sober! You could almost hear the sigh of relief from the crowd when she shimmied onto the stage.

Wakefield, England's brothers Jarman -- Gary, Ryan, and Ross -- known collectively as the Cribs, sat down with SPIN.com backstage at Lollapalooza this Saturday (Aug. 4), as the band leisurely "whored themselves around" the festival grounds one day prior to their Sunday morning set.

On the final day of Lollapalooza (Aug. 5), prior to his band's much-anticipated afternoon set, Modest Mouse captain Isaac Brock rolled through the SPIN.com tent backstage for a brief chat.

The overall sentiment of musical community runs deep at Lollapalooza, rivaling that of Bonnaroo's countrified be-thy-neighbor attitude. And Saturday (Aug.

Vocalist and guitarist Greg Roberts glistened with sweat as New York City's White Rabbits took the stage early Sunday morning. The difference in weather was palpable -- yesterday was cloudy and pleasant, but today was scorching and humid. I thought I'd look ridiculous with my black Totes open to

For a fella who made it on the coattails of a song about Daft Punk, playing on an adjacent stage right before the French disco house legends couldn't be more fitting for James Murphy and LCD Soundsystem.