New Video: Morrissey-"All You Need Is Me"
From Morrissey's Greatest Hits package, a nice new rocker where he slams his critics for not focusing on the world's problems and only on him.
He sure plays a mean tambourine....uh, yeah.
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From Morrissey's Greatest Hits package, a nice new rocker where he slams his critics for not focusing on the world's problems and only on him.
He sure plays a mean tambourine....uh, yeah.
We get the second video for "Electric Feel," one of the best tracks off of Oracular Spectacular from MGMT.
It's a dance party in the jungle baby.
You remember Prince blowing apart Coachella, which included many surprises including his cover of Radiohead's "Creep?"
Of course, Prince, not understanding the concept of YouTube actually promoting him, has everything yanked the millisecond it shows up anywhere, including the "Creep" footage, which by the way was shot by a fan, not by his people.
Thom Yorke of Radiohead was also denied seeing the footage-you know, the guy who actually wrote the damn song. As Yorke says, "Surely we should block it. Tell him to unblock it. It's our ... song."
He also went on to say that the mere fact that Prince even performed it was "Hilarious."
By all indications, the Stills are back in a big way as many that have heard the new album and/or the material live, are gushing about Oceans Will Rise, due on Arts and Crafts on August 19th.
Some are describing the record as a bold new musical stride forward, while keeping that hook heavy sound that we've come to love.
The Stills-Being Here mp3
The Stills-Rooibos/Palm Wine Drinkard mp3
Annuals are about to kick off their North American Tour in support of their new EP Wet Zoo, which came out in April.
They will start up in Phoenix, Arizona on June 4th and wrap it up on June 21st in their homestate of North Carolina.
Dates:
Jun 4 2008 – Modified Arts – Phoenix, AZ
Jun 5 2008 – Beauty Bar – San Diego, CA
Jun 6 2008 – Natural History Museum – Los Angeles, CA
Jun 7 2008 – Cafe Du Nord – San Francisco, CA
Jun 10 2008 – Neumo’s – Seattle, WA
Jun 13 2008 – Varsity Theater – Minneapolis, MN
Jun 14 2008 – Empty Bottle – Chicago, IL
Jun 16 2008 – Drake Hotel – Toronto, Ontario
Jun 18 2008 – Union Pool – Brooklyn, NY
Jun 19 2008 – IOTA Club & Cafe – Arlington, VA
Jun 20 2008 – Millcreek Tavern – Philadelphia, PA
Jun 21 2008 – Arts Center – Carrboro, NC
The Ting Tings are about the hottest thing on the planet right now, thanks in part to their new release of "We Started Nothing," and their iPod song for "Shut Up and Let Me Go."
The duo performed this a couple weeks ago in their first appearance in Los Angeles ever at the Jensen Rec Center.
Just for the cover alone, this new issue of Rolling Stone may be worth picking up this week.
They have listed the greatest guitar songs of all time.
Here's the Top 5...for more check out their website, or go buy the magazine.
Top Guitar Songs:
1) Johnny B. Goode-Chuck Berry
2) Purple Haze-Jimi Hendrix
3) Crossroads-Cream
4) You Really Got Me-The Kinks
5) Brown Sugar-Rolling Stones
Death Cab For Cutie member/producer/vegetarian Chris Walla has teamed up with peta2--the youth arm of PETA--to create a public service announcement that encourages you to eat your veggies, and not cows and stuff.
Walla discusses his decision to not eat meat since the age of 13 in a video that you can watch on the PETA website here
Rolling Stone reviews My Morning Jacket's forthcoming record Evil Urges, which from what I've heard so far, is in my Top 10 Albums of the Year already, without even hearing the whole thing.
Interestingly enough, this is a major leap for the band-in part thanks to their newfound Prince influence on "Evil Urges," and a killer track "Highly Suspicious."
Jim James goes into full funk/falsetto mode, and it is just another layer to their already strong craftsmanship.
RS says that Evil Urges for My Morning Jacket takes the same kind of creative leap that Wilco took on Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and Radiohead took on Kid A.
I believe this may be a first in the Black Cab Sessions-a keyboard featured in the back seat.
Sunset Rubdown were cruising through London recently with a guitar, keyboard and tambourine and performed the track "You Go On Ahead."
I don't know how they do this. I would have been car sick.