This is a follow-up to the F**k Rob Thomas story from yesterday.

The Matt & Ramona show has issued its own open letter in response to Rob Thomas' complaints. Here is that letter:

Rob Thomas has written an open letter to DJs Matt & Ramona of the Charlotte radio station WLNK. Turns out Thomas and Paul Doucette of Matchbox 20 were scheduled to appear on the Matt & Ramona show last week, but had to cancel when Thomas got food poisoning and fell behind schedule.



When Matt & Ramona found out that Thomas was making other appearances during the day, they got a little fired up and starting making fun of Matchbox 20.

The DJs said something about not playing Matchbox 20's music anymore, which Thomas did not take kindly to.

If you work in a dentist's office, today is like Christmas. The entire new Matchbox 20 album, Exile in Mainstream, is streaming in full at VH1's website. For those who don't know, Exile is a half-greatest hits/half-new album, spanning the band's entire career.

You have to hand it to these guys. We joke around, but to remain in the public eye for as long as they have is quite an accomplishment. Click through to listen.

ESPN premiered Jay-Z's "Show Me What You Got" video during halftime of a "Monday Night Football" game last October. The network received a positive response, and decided to continue the trend this season.

This will be included on the band's Exile on Mainstream album, which comes out October 2nd.

Matchbox 20 is putting out a greatest hits album in October. Sort of.

Brand new, straight off the radio.

Matchbox 20 is in the studio working on tracks for the band's next album, Exile on Mainstream. The album is due October 2nd.

Rob Thomas and his longtime friend Evan Lamberg have started R Tel Records as a response to the current state of the music industry.