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Atiye (2011) – 04. Yalnızca Üzmek İçin Yeni Full Album

Sun, 28 Aug 2011 17:36:17 +0000

Atiye (2011) – 04. Yalnızca Üzmek İçin Yeni Full Album

Japan 1st Album GIRLS’ GENERATION_ BAD GIRL Teaser

Sat, 20 Aug 2011 01:36:52 +0000

“BAD GIRL” MV is the latest music video of Girls’ Generation’s first Japanese original album which has been sold over 800000 copies. Girls’ Generation has performed their first Japan tour with this album. Through this concert, Girls’ Generation performed 14 performances and gathered over 140000 fans. The quality of their performance and songs were highly acclaimed in Japan. ♪ JAPAN 1st Album ‘GIRLS’ GENERATION’ ☞ UPCH-29071 [CD＋DVD] : ￥3990（tax in） ☞ UPCH-20250 [CD] : ￥3000（tax in） ☞ DVD includes : MR.TAXI (Original ver.) / GENIE (JPN Original ver.) / Gee (JPN Original ver.) ♪ Album tracks M1 MR.TAXI M2 GENIE M3 you-aholic M4 Run Devil Run M5 BAD GIRL M6 Beautiful Stranger M7 I’m In Love With The HERO M8 Let It Rain M9 Gee M10 THE GREAT ESCAPE M11 HOOT M12 BORN TO BE A LADY ♪ Download on iTunes : itunes.apple.com

Owl City’s Adam Young Prepares for New Album, Refuses to Let Fame Change Him

Tue, 19 Jul 2011 08:37:39 +0000

Owl City’s Adam Young Prepares for New Album, Refuses to Let Fame Change Him
Christian musician Adam Young is ready to record new tracks for a new album, but he has remained adamant that he will not be changed by critics or fame.

Foo Fighters- Wasting Light ALBUM REVIEW

Fri, 10 Jun 2011 20:35:12 +0000

Listen: www.youtube.com 1. My Morning Jacket track: theneedledrop.com 2. Indian track: theneedledrop.com Wasting Light is easily one of Foo Fighters’ most consistent effort in their past several albums, but it’s not resonating with me like I wanted it to. Chalk it up to the album just not being my style, I suppose. Still, I can appreciate a great studio sound when I hear one. The guitars here are thick and gratifying in a way that reminds me of some great Queens of the Stone Age tunes. Some of the harder tracks here–like “White Limo” remind me of moments from the Foos’ first album! Still, there’s a bit of an arena rock flavor on this LP that seems a little out of character. It’s not bad, but not exactly a return to form either. I’d be alright with it if it weren’t for the relentlessly generic lyricism. I understand the topics music touches on can be a little cliche, but layering that with phrases like “you and what army” and “it’s alright” only make things worse–not to mention it subtracts some authenticity points. Overall, it’s not a bad album. I enjoyed it while it was on, but don’t expect to find gold if you’re digging for a deeper meaning here. Only a few tracks are good for that. This thing is more appropriate for a loud and heavy rock out session on top of the couch with your favorite bandana and air guitar, for sure. What do you think of this album? Love it? Hate it? Why? What should I review next? 6/10 theneedledrop.com http bit.ly bit.ly bit.ly theneedledrop …

Lady Gaga hatches new album, to mixed reviews

Sun, 29 May 2011 11:35:30 +0000

Lady Gaga hatches new album, to mixed reviews
Pop provocateur Lady Gaga unveils her second full-length album this week, three years after taking the music world by storm — but while sales will likely be huge, early reviews are mixed.

Lady Gaga album demand overwhelms Amazon servers

Sat, 28 May 2011 02:35:12 +0000

Lady Gaga album demand overwhelms Amazon servers
Much like the caller in the Lady Gaga hit song ‘Telephone’, some visitors to Amazon’s site received a busy signal Monday when they tried to download the digital version of the artist’s latest album.

Lady Gaga’s new album triggers mixed reactions

Fri, 27 May 2011 04:36:55 +0000

Lady Gaga’s new album triggers mixed reactions
The 25 year old American Pop singer-songwriter, known for stage name “Lady Gaga” is likely to gain a huge number of sales for her latest released full-length album, yet on the one hand, is confronted with mixed reviews.

Encoded’s Album Focus: I Was A Cub Scout

Fri, 13 May 2011 10:35:13 +0000

This episode of Encoded’s Album Focus show from CNET TV is all about synth-pop duo I Was A Cub Scout, whose first proper album, ‘I Want You To Know That There Is Always Hope’, was released in February. The album follows on from the growing success of their singles, the most recent of which, a re-release of ‘Pink Squares’, has been getting major radio play from 6 Music and Radio 1. Check out more music reviews and videos on www.cnettv.co.uk

Crown Royale (Buff1 + DJ Rhettmatic) on New Album, Detroit Hip Hop, Radio

Fri, 13 May 2011 01:35:14 +0000

HardKnock.TV takes you Behind the Scenes into the Beat Junkies studio while Rhettmatic and Buff1 work on their new collaborative album; self titled “Crown Royale”. Buff and Rhett start off by explaining how House Shoes, Jackson Perry and Haircut (Aka Mayer Hawthorne) played an integral role in the creation of Crown Royale the group. As the interview continues Buff says that growing up in Ann Arbor, Michigan is very different than growing up in Detroit and gives him and Athletic Mic League (his original group) the freedom to craft their music and lyrics without feeling the need to talk about gunplay, what is going on in the streets, etc. Buff continues by saying that Detroit music is a huge influence on what he does and that he learned from Dilla, Slum Village, Proof, D12 and Eminem. Buff concludes the interview by breaking down the meaning behind his classic track “Beat the Speakers up”. Buff speaks about how radio programming is brain washing us and how when one hears a song six to seven times a day you can’t help but start to know the lyrics. He admits that the underground has a lot of garbage too but that he wishes mainstream radio would have more balance in what type of artists it plays. Regardless of mainstream play or not Crown Royale will be heard! Album drops December 7th. Interview by Mark Anthony Jenkins and Nick Huff Barili. Ps. Can you name the rapper that is featured in the snippet during the opening drop?

Avenged Sevenfold- Nightmare FULL ALBUM REVIEW Pt1

Sat, 30 Apr 2011 03:35:44 +0000

Avenged Sevenfold released Nightmare in the wake of the death of one of modern metal’s best drummers, James Owen “The Rev” Sullivan. Since they lost an essential band member, and a brother to them, the album has a much darker feel to it. But is Nightmare really the Rev’s final masterpiece? By all accounts, yes. It is a phenomenal album from beginning to end. RIP Jimmy “The Rev” Sullivan.