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KRNU TOP 10 (Daily Nebraskan)
1. The Shins - "Wincing The Night Away" The Portland-based band's third album debuted at number two on the Billboard charts with 118,000 copies sold in its first week. 2. The Good, The Bad & The Queen - "The Good, The Bad & The Queen" The result of combining members of The Clash, Blur, Africa 70 and The Verve.
We can knock 'em, but the Police are good (Denver Post)
Before you get your underwear all knotted over the Police reunion tour, consider this: The band is overrated.
Review of Work: Out of the Blue: 30th Anniversary Edition (Orlando Weekly)
Say what you will about the music of the late ?70s, there?s no denying how great a musical year 1977 was. Besides stunning punk debuts like Never Mind the Bollocks, Pink Flag, The Clash and My Aim Is True , the post-bicentennial calendar was filled with dozens of other amazing releases: Rumours, Love Gun, Exodus, Bat Out of Hell, Trans-Europe Express, Slowhand, The Grand Illusion, Chic, Cat ...
CD reviews: Fall Out Boy, Patty Griffin (Northwest Herald)
Our little Fall Out Boy is really growing up. Nearly past an awkward adolescence, the emo-rock band is making insightful observations on the record industry and diversifying its sound.
Rockers give mountain twang a punk-energy tweak (The Record)
WHO: Hackensaw Boys. WHAT: Alt-country-rock. WHEN: 9 p.m. next Friday. WHERE: Mexicali Blues Cafe, 1409 Queen Anne Road, Teaneck; 201-833-0011.
Sixties pop stars the Turtles still happy together (The Monterey County Herald)
Where were you when The Turtles' "Happy Together" was a number-one hit on AM radio in 1967?
Nightlife Agenda (Washington Post)
Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday | Wednesday Thursday, February 22 Washington has had good results when the city's notable DJs cross over into different ventures. As is the case with DJ Dredd's Vegetate, it seems to work out best when the proprietor's musical sensibilities are infused in...
Cyann & Ben, Kristin Hersh, Richard Swift, The Good, the Bad & the Queen (Sea...
Imagine the sadness that would well up if we each stopped to realize the impermanence of nature?the flow of the Tao, the gentle bend of the leaves with each passing breeze. Hippie talk aside, Cyann & Ben evoke that exact mood and imagery.
Pick six: A half-dozen cool things in music, from two points of view (Minneap...
A half-dozen cool things in music, from two points of view: neonbible.com. The Arcade Fire is back with a new CD (on March 6), a forthcoming U.S. tour and a fantastically original website, complete with black-and-white footage of the band covering the Clash's "Guns of Brixton" at Westminster St. John's Church in London. The most original band in music today. iConcertCal.com. An invaluable ...
A fetching blend of down tempo pop theatrics and rhythmic seduction. (IGN Music)
February 20, 2007 - Hands down Damon Albarn is the most prolific and chameleonic holdover from the post modern Brit Pop invasion. While his arch rivals in Oasis have more or less remained on the same sonic path, Albarn has shifted from his tenure in Blur to explore film scores ( Ravenous ), ethnomusicality ( Mali Music ), the outer fringes of trip-hop (Gorillaz), and now makes a foray into reggae ...
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KRNU TOP 10 (Daily Nebraskan)
1. The Shins - "Wincing The Night Away" The Portland-based band's third album debuted at number two on the Billboard charts with 118,000 copies sold in its first week. 2. The Good, The Bad & The Queen - "The Good, The Bad & The Queen" The result of combining members of The Clash, Blur, Africa 70 and The Verve.
We can knock 'em, but the Police are good (Denver Post)
Before you get your underwear all knotted over the Police reunion tour, consider this: The band is overrated.
Review of Work: Out of the Blue: 30th Anniversary Edition (Orlando Weekly)
Say what you will about the music of the late ?70s, there?s no denying how great a musical year 1977 was. Besides stunning punk debuts like Never Mind the Bollocks, Pink Flag, The Clash and My Aim Is True , the post-bicentennial calendar was filled with dozens of other amazing releases: Rumours, Love Gun, Exodus, Bat Out of Hell, Trans-Europe Express, Slowhand, The Grand Illusion, Chic, Cat ...
CD reviews: Fall Out Boy, Patty Griffin (Northwest Herald)
Our little Fall Out Boy is really growing up. Nearly past an awkward adolescence, the emo-rock band is making insightful observations on the record industry and diversifying its sound.
Rockers give mountain twang a punk-energy tweak (The Record)
WHO: Hackensaw Boys. WHAT: Alt-country-rock. WHEN: 9 p.m. next Friday. WHERE: Mexicali Blues Cafe, 1409 Queen Anne Road, Teaneck; 201-833-0011.
Sixties pop stars the Turtles still happy together (The Monterey County Herald)
Where were you when The Turtles' "Happy Together" was a number-one hit on AM radio in 1967?
Nightlife Agenda (Washington Post)
Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday | Wednesday Thursday, February 22 Washington has had good results when the city's notable DJs cross over into different ventures. As is the case with DJ Dredd's Vegetate, it seems to work out best when the proprietor's musical sensibilities are infused in...
Cyann & Ben, Kristin Hersh, Richard Swift, The Good, the Bad & the Queen (Sea...
Imagine the sadness that would well up if we each stopped to realize the impermanence of nature?the flow of the Tao, the gentle bend of the leaves with each passing breeze. Hippie talk aside, Cyann & Ben evoke that exact mood and imagery.
Pick six: A half-dozen cool things in music, from two points of view (Minneap...
A half-dozen cool things in music, from two points of view: neonbible.com. The Arcade Fire is back with a new CD (on March 6), a forthcoming U.S. tour and a fantastically original website, complete with black-and-white footage of the band covering the Clash's "Guns of Brixton" at Westminster St. John's Church in London. The most original band in music today. iConcertCal.com. An invaluable ...
A fetching blend of down tempo pop theatrics and rhythmic seduction. (IGN Music)
February 20, 2007 - Hands down Damon Albarn is the most prolific and chameleonic holdover from the post modern Brit Pop invasion. While his arch rivals in Oasis have more or less remained on the same sonic path, Albarn has shifted from his tenure in Blur to explore film scores ( Ravenous ), ethnomusicality ( Mali Music ), the outer fringes of trip-hop (Gorillaz), and now makes a foray into reggae ...
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