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Amazon MP3 Offers Vanessa Carlton’s “Carousel” for free!
Vanessa Carlton ditched her major record label (only signing with the NY based Razor and Tie after her record was completed) and traded in the polished sound of her first three records for a more standard approach to recording on … Continue reading
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Tagged Carousel, Doves, rabbits on the run, Steve Osborne, Track Review, Vanessa Carlton
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Album Review: Lady Gaga – Born This Way
When Lady Gaga released her debut album The Fame, I disliked how it sonically sounded so much that I spent hours researching who was involved in the project and how it was put together. While there were sparks of genius … Continue reading
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Tagged album review, Born This Way, jim morrison, Johnny Cash, Kylie Minogue, lady gaga, Madonna, Mutt Lange, Muumuse, RedOne, Robert Orton, Space Cowboy, The Doors, Whitney Houston
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Watch: Beyonce – Run The World (Girls) live at Billboard Music Awards 2011
Unfortunately, I know nothing about video editing. I don’t know if there was a sensor that sensed Beyonce’s movements, I don’t know how the bits were originally filmed (but, I bet you there was a computer and a green screen … Continue reading
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Tagged Beyonce, Billboard Music Awards 2011, Girls, live, Run the world (Girls)
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Album Review: Moby – Destroyed
People hate Moby. Whether it’s his personality or his music is up for wild debate, but even taking a glance at a few critical reviews of his latest album Destroyed, it’s quite obvious that a lot of people subjectively have … Continue reading
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Tagged 100th window, Alan Lomax, album review, destroyed, massive attack, moby, Photography, RJD2, Timbaland
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Track Review: Iamamiwhoami – ; John
Track by Track: ;john | Clump | Sever | Drops | Good Worker | Play | In Due Order | Idle Talk | Rascal | Kill After a six month break between videos, iTunes releases, and a concert-esque performance piece on their official website (which is nothing but a black screen now), one of … Continue reading
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Tagged ; john, iamamiwhoami, Jonna Lee, Machine Gun, Portishead, Track Review
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Track Review: Nikki Jean – Pennies in a Jar
Hello! how are you? This is not a track review but more of a celebration. What exactly are we celebrating? Well, let me tell you a story.. Once upon a time in 2010, a very timid RJ from 2020k walked … Continue reading
Track Review: Solange tackles Boards of Canada once more with “Left Side Drive”
Solange Knowles isn’t a stranger to collaborating with some of the world’s most most unique artist’s. 2008’s Sol-Angel and the Hadley Street Dreams took on a team consisting of (but certainly not limited to) Thievery Corporation, Mark Ronson, Soulshock, Bilal, … Continue reading
Flashback: Boards of Canada – 1969
In mid-February of 2002, Boards of Canada geared up for the release of their highly anticipated and faux controversial sophomore release, Geogaddi. News of the band being involved in Satanic and alternative surroundings soon flourished through social media and press … Continue reading
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Tagged 1969, 1969 in the sunshine, Boards of Canada, David Koresh, flashback, Geogaddi, twoism.org
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Watch: Robyn Music Special Documentary
Turn on your Swedish subtitles and prepare to watch one of the most introspective documentaries about a pop artist’s journey from the top of worldwide mainstream success to finding her own comfortable niche in the industry. Robyn is one of … Continue reading
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Tagged (Do You Know) What It Takes, documentary, english, Kleerup, Madonna, Max Martin, Robyn, Show Me Love, subtitles, swedish, youtube
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