In celebration of Phish's first shows in over four years, we're thrilled to be able to offer fans free, high-quality downloads of the band's sold-out March 6th, 7th and 8th concerts at Hampton Coliseum in Hampton, Virginia at LivePhish.com.
In celebration of Phish's first shows in over four years, we're thrilled to be able to offer fans free, high-quality downloads of the band's sold-out March 6th, 7th and 8th concerts at Hampton Coliseum in Hampton, Virginia at LivePhish.com.
Ribbons wrote:TonyWilson, on November 26, 2006, wrote:Anyone heard of The Chalets?
Why, yes, yes I have! Why do you ask?
TonyWilson wrote:Can anyone tell me who the heck this is ? Because it's awesome.
A 15-year-old programming whiz from Iowa and his father have created the world's first YouTube music player, mining the site's extensive library of music videos free of charge.
David Nelson and his father, Mark, spent a year developing Muziic Player, a free downloadable player that allows users to organise, search, stream and create playlists from YouTube's catalogue of music clips. Since its worldwide launch last month, the player has been downloaded more than a million times, forcing them to add another server to handle the incoming requests for the player.
Muziic Player looks and works like iTunes, taking advantage of the content ID software built into YouTube to detect video submissions not supported by YouTube's contracts for removal. This also allows for compensation of artists and record labels that do hold contracts with YouTube. Unfortunately for UK users, YouTube's withdrawal of music videos from the UK site after a failure to reach a new licensing agreement with the Performing Right Society also applies to the Muziic Player, meaning users from the UK may be unable to view certain content with the player.
TonyWilson wrote:So I have a shameful, Ramones shaped hole in my music collection, what album should I start with? Any that I should avoid?
tapehead wrote:Tina is a Punk Rocker
Wolfpack wrote:I might as well come out and say this. It's been sitting inside me forever, like a turd I just can't squeeze out. I'm tired of living a lie.
I hate Lady Gaga.
Ribbons wrote:I'm wasn't sure where to put this, but AICN is having a pretty badass contest right now, where the winner gets a boxset of remastered Beatles albums. Here's the link with all the pertinent info:
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/43110
Fried Gold wrote:Ribbons wrote:I'm wasn't sure where to put this, but AICN is having a pretty badass contest right now, where the winner gets a boxset of remastered Beatles albums. Here's the link with all the pertinent info:
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/43110
Does it include their 14th album from the parallel universe?
Tyrone_Shoelaces wrote:Fried Gold wrote:Ribbons wrote:I'm wasn't sure where to put this, but AICN is having a pretty badass contest right now, where the winner gets a boxset of remastered Beatles albums. Here's the link with all the pertinent info:
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/43110
Does it include their 14th album from the parallel universe?
Even if it did have a plausible story I would still call bullshit on it, but if you're going to go through the trouble of telling the world you went to another universe and brought back a new Beatles album on cassette at least have the decency to put some fake tape hiss on the mp3s you post.
Fried Gold wrote:Rage Against The Machine are currently at number 1 in the UK singles chart. It would be bizarre to have "Killing In The Name" as Christmas #1.
Seppuku wrote:Rage Against the Machine interview + performance that played this morning on BBC Radio 5 Live. Listen through to the end: the band go through the interview quite eloquently, and then they begin playing the clean version of Killing in the Name, before breaking out into the "Fuck You! I won't do what you tell me" bit right at the end, which eventually gets cut short by an announcer screaming, "Get rid of it! Get rid of it!" Pretty funny stuff.
I did my part and downloaded the track for 29p from Amazon, by the way. They're not my favouritest ever band, but I always thought they were pretty cool. And I really love the bass on that song!
Seppuku wrote:Rage Against the Machine interview + performance that played this morning on BBC Radio 5 Live. Listen through to the end: the band go through the interview quite eloquently, and then they begin playing the clean version of Killing in the Name, before breaking out into the "Fuck You! I won't do what you tell me" bit right at the end, which eventually gets cut short by an announcer screaming, "Get rid of it! Get rid of it!" Pretty funny stuff.
I did my part and downloaded the track for 29p from Amazon, by the way. They're not my favouritest ever band, but I always thought they were pretty cool. And I really love the bass on that song!
Fried Gold wrote:I did my part and downloaded the track for 29p from Amazon, by the way. They're not my favouritest ever band, but I always thought they were pretty cool. And I really love the bass on that song!
FYI, apparently Amazon's download sales don't yet contribute to the charts.
Amazon wrote:We can confirm that sales of MP3s from Amazon.co.uk, including "The Climb" by Joe McElderry and "Killing in the Name" by Rage Against The Machine, count towards the Official UK Charts.
Seppuku wrote:Fried Gold wrote:I did my part and downloaded the track for 29p from Amazon, by the way. They're not my favouritest ever band, but I always thought they were pretty cool. And I really love the bass on that song!
FYI, apparently Amazon's download sales don't yet contribute to the charts.
Not true!Amazon wrote:We can confirm that sales of MP3s from Amazon.co.uk, including "The Climb" by Joe McElderry and "Killing in the Name" by Rage Against The Machine, count towards the Official UK Charts.
Rage just said that they're planning to do a free UK show if they make the top spot, by the way.
Tyrone_Shoelaces wrote:Amazon's list of The 100 Greatest Indie Rock Albums of All Time
Tyrone_Shoelaces wrote:Amazon's list of The 100 Greatest Indie Rock Albums of All Time
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