Can Any of These Singers Actually Sing Live Music During A Concert?
JLo is a magical superstar singer. She can trip, almost fall and she still doesn't miss a note of that song!
proof and consequence. not all experience is created equally
JLo is a magical superstar singer. She can trip, almost fall and she still doesn't miss a note of that song!
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xine
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
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Well, it's been a week defined by leakage, so say the very least. "Gimme More," which you can listen to by clicking here, was the first Britney Spears song to leak, and now there are THREE MORE. Who knows if these songs will even make it on the actual album, but fuck, might as well use them to judge the potential quality of her upcoming cd.
Let me know what chu think.
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dino
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Tuesday, September 04, 2007
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Labels: Britney Spears, Music
We used to have a "Friday Hoff" column a year or two ago and today it's making its Wednesday comeback because Hoff decided to go on America's Got Talent last night and sing show tunes. How gay is that? I need a cocktail. Anyway, here's Germany's top vocalist singing "This is the Moment."
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xine
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Wednesday, August 22, 2007
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Elton John has some advice on how to deal with what he sees as a dearth of good music today: shut down the internet!
"The internet has stopped people from going out and being with each other, creating stuff. Instead they sit at home and make their own records, which is sometimes OK but it doesn’t bode well for long-term artistic vision. It’s just a means to an end. We’re talking about things that are going to change the world and change the way people listen to music and that’s not going to happen with people blogging on the internet. I mean, get out there — communicate. Hopefully the next movement in music will tear down the internet. Let’s get out in the streets and march and protest instead of sitting at home and blogging. I do think it would be an incredible experiment to shut down the whole internet for five years and see what sort of art is produced over that span. There’s too much technology available. I’m sure, as far as music goes, it would be much more interesting than it is today. In the early Seventies there were at least ten albums released every week that were fantastic. Now you’re lucky to find ten albums a year of that quality. And there are more albums released each week now than there were then."
Can anyone reading this post even think of one person that's purchased an Elton John album in the last five years??
DIDN'T THINK SO!!!
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dino
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Friday, August 03, 2007
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Labels: Elton John, Music