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jagdriver
Location: Now with a New York state of mind
The Gibson Interview: Steve Miller (Part 3)
The Joker Takes a Big Ol' Jet Airliner to London and Meets The Beatles
The Joker Talks about his Upcoming Album and the New Golden Age of Gibson
K_Love
Posted: Mar 12, 2010 - 10:35am
meower wrote:
fyt!
meower
Location: i believe, i believe, it's silly, but I believe
kysmet wrote:
we should go see them then!
I heard about this, I think that they are touring too.
I should go see them then!
Just saw on The Shins' website that their lead singer, James Mercer, and Danger Mouse released an album a couple days ago: Broken Bells. It's getting great reviews and I liked what I heard based on the short clips online.
Posted: Mar 12, 2010 - 9:48am
EMI turnaround plan hitting all the wrong notes
The former Electric and Music Industries Ltd. was created in 1931, though one of its two predecessor companies, London's Gramophone, dates back to 1897. Its roster included an impressive array of stars, among them Elvis Presley, the Beach Boys, Stevie Wonder, Deep Purple, the Spice Girls, Madonna and Blur.
EMI - home of the Beatles, Coldplay, Miles Davis and Katy Perry - must present a business plan to Terra Firma and its investors for long-term growth and profitability. If they balk, EMI will go into default and almost certainly become a ward of its main creditor, Citigroup. Rival Warner Music...is said to be watching EMI's spasms with something approaching rapture.
hippiechick
Location: topsy turvy land
Pink Floyd Sues EMI Over Online Royalties
The Joker Discusses Growing up with Les Paul and his Early Path into the Blues
The Joker Discusses the Chicago Blues Scene and his Fateful Move to San Francisco
Gang Starr's Guru In Coma After Heart Attack
Rapper Guru, who rose to fame with pioneering group Gang Starr and later released a series of successful solo albums under the "Jazzmatazz" banner, is in a coma after suffering a heart attack and will undergo surgery today (Mar. 1), according to a Sirius radio interview with his former partner in Gang Starr, DJ Premier.
Guru, whose real name is Keith Elam, has kept a low profile of late. The 43-year-old artist released a solo album, "Lost and Found," in May 2009, which ended a two-year break following his fourth Jazzmatazz album, "The Hip-Hop Jazz Messenger: Back to the Future."
Gang Starr never officially broke up but hasn't been active in more than five years. Its last album was 2003's "Ownerz
Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 9:56am
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds: From Her to Eternity remastered in 5:1 surround
Who singer wants to team up with Page
Roger Daltrey wants to start a super-group with Jimmy Page. The Who singer is keen to form a new band with the Led Zeppelin guitarist and go back to the blues roots he established before he started writing songs with bandmate Pete Townshend.
Posted: Feb 15, 2010 - 10:20am
Johnny Depp Does Keith Richard Documentary
50 Unsung Classics of the 2000s (Pt. 1)
Posted: Feb 9, 2010 - 12:19pm
jagdriver wrote:
I sent the link to my bro, and this is what he said (he was a traveling Dead Head for 15 yrs): As I said when I got the Dylan/Dead practice tapes "they practiced?" Now I say "they had management?"
Management Secrets of the Grateful Dead
EDIT: On March 5, the New York Historical Society will open the first large-scale exhibit of material from the Dead Archive
EDIT REDUX: Even legal scholars took note, some contending that the American criminal-justice system, including the courts, unfairly profiles Deadhead defendants and has, on occasion, treated fandom as evidence of mental illness.
Posted: Feb 4, 2010 - 1:13pm
dmax wrote:
It's absolutely Kookaburra. That was the whole point! Remind listeners of the cool things about "down under."
Now Lou Reed needs to sue Cake and The Who and BTO for using the Sweet Jane riff.
Ludicrous AND anti-art/creativity.
Yea, reminds me of all the sampling brouhaha with hip-hop. All music is chronologically built on the music before. Reminds me of my favorite quote: "Truly original thoughts have long been extinct, but so few have been heard they bear repeating." Everyone should be free to create music anyway, anyhow they see fit and use the exact loops and melodies straight from another song if they wish; it is all a complex hodgepodge anyway!
Proclivities
Location: Paris of the Piedmont
Posted: Feb 4, 2010 - 7:06am
hippiechick wrote:
Do you think that the flute part in "Down Under" by Men At Work sounds like the old song "Kookaburra"? Some judge did, and is ordering MAW to pay millions to the company that owns the rights.
I don't know if a final decision has been reached yet - but it is a ridiculous ruling from that judge. He's missing the whole point of the song. More here.
(former member)
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