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See this at: earpower.com| Added on 09/28/07

Music students should know how important ear training is for their development. Also experienced professionals still need to stay in shape, especially with the rhythm. Even those not interested in music should realize that a "tone-deaf" ear will... See more

Music students should know how important ear training is for their development. Also experienced professionals still need to stay in shape, especially with the rhythm. Even those not interested in music should realize that a "tone-deaf" ear will somehow affect their personality as a whole. The very first requirement for a musician is to be able to imitate sounds. You hear sounds in your imagination or from the outside world. You should be able to replay those sounds using your voice or an instrument, and this is the real task for any player or composer. Technically this is what making music means. Musicianship starts here. A professional musician, especially one with the perfect pitch may consider this as childish. In fact even a pro should strive to improve the ability to memorize and replay sophisticated rhythm patterns. This contributes a lot to better musical phrasing. It doesn't make sense for someone to learn how to read music or play a musical instrument, and not be able to... See less

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Michael Barthel- "Hallelujah". Although the catalyst may have been his EMP paper on the movement of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" through pop culture, Mike Barthel's full-length reimagining is a joy in its own right. There is none of the sadness of... See more

Michael Barthel- "Hallelujah". Although the catalyst may have been his EMP paper on the movement of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" through pop culture, Mike Barthel's full-length reimagining is a joy in its own right. There is none of the sadness of Cohen's, Buckley's or Wainwright's versions, and whereas the intimacy of those renditions rested on their acheing slowness, Barthel places the song's eroticism in a landscape of fun, whimsy, and easygoing pleasure. The call and response in the track's opening verse ("And it pleased the Lord" "He's a bit picky.") may at first seem irreverent, almost undercutting, but it's in some ways one of the sexiest sections of any "Hallelujah" ever: a man and woman united not in po-faced transcendence, but in play. (Swagger-smiling: "There was a time when you let me know / what was really going on below...") Through falsetto, synth washes, fake drums, we never lose track of that weird, great melody at the song's core, and in places it feels liberated for... See less

See this at: bluegobo.com| Added on 04/18/07

All for Love (1949, Roberts/Lee) Allegro (1947, Rodgers/Hammerstein) Along Fifth Avenue (1949, various) Ankles Aweigh (1955, Fain/Shapiro) Annie (1977, Strouse/Charnin) Annie Get Your Gun (1946, Berlin) Anything Goes (1934, Porter) The Apple Tree... See more

All for Love (1949, Roberts/Lee) Allegro (1947, Rodgers/Hammerstein) Along Fifth Avenue (1949, various) Ankles Aweigh (1955, Fain/Shapiro) Annie (1977, Strouse/Charnin) Annie Get Your Gun (1946, Berlin) Anything Goes (1934, Porter) The Apple Tree (1966, Bock/Harnick) Assassins (1991, Sondheim) Avenue Q (2004, Marx/Lopez) Bells are Ringing (1956, Comden/Green/Styne) Ben Franklin in Paris (1964, Sandrich/Michaels) Best Foot Forward (1941, Martin/Blane) Big Deal (1986, various) Big River (1985, Miller) Black and Blue (1989, various) The Boy From Oz (1998, Allen) Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk (1996, various) Buck White (1969, Brown/Brown, Jr.) Bye Bye Birdie (1960, Strouse/Adams) Cabaret (1966, Kander/Ebb) La Cage Aux Folles (1983, Herman) Call Me Madam (1950, Berlin) Camelot (1960, Lerner/Loewe) Carnival! (1961, Merrill) Caroline, or Change (2004, Kushner/Tesori) Carousel (1945, Rodgers/Hammerstein) Cats (1981, Webber/Eliot) Chicago (1975, Kander/Ebb) A Chorus Line (1975,... See less

See this at: virb.com| Added on 04/18/07

Tejas 2007 Go ahead. Mess with Texas. "Party" doesn't quite cover it. "Happening?" Too stuffy. With so many bands, contests, photo-ops, and unadulterated (or, maybe, adulterated) socializing, Tejas 2007 is more like a state of mind. This year, if... See more

Tejas 2007 Go ahead. Mess with Texas. "Party" doesn't quite cover it. "Happening?" Too stuffy. With so many bands, contests, photo-ops, and unadulterated (or, maybe, adulterated) socializing, Tejas 2007 is more like a state of mind. This year, if you're not at Téjas, you're not in Texas. -Brought to you by the folks at PureVolume and Virb. Virb puts all of the things that make you you — photos, videos, blogs — in one place. So you can find friends (and friends can find you). It takes less than 30 seconds to get started: Sign up today. See less

See this at: devillain.com| Added on 04/18/07

Let’s make one thing clear. This is not your usual "travel guitar". Centerfold is as good as it gets. Made for rocking your heart out on stage, it just gets you there faster. Fits easily in a backpack, but unfolded it’s just like your favorite... See more

Let’s make one thing clear. This is not your usual "travel guitar". Centerfold is as good as it gets. Made for rocking your heart out on stage, it just gets you there faster. Fits easily in a backpack, but unfolded it’s just like your favorite guitar. Getting from folded to unfolded takes 20 seconds. Bury your old flight case – the times they are a-changin’. This is key. A guitar has to look cool. Centerfold is portable, but still has the look of a classic rock and roll instrument. Innovation and tradition – sweetest perfection. Centerfold is hand built by one of Sweden’s finest luthiers. No short cuts, just pure quality. Our patented design guarantees sustain and durability. For the love of guitars – this angel is a centerfold. See less

See this at: leafandlime.hobix.co...| Added on 04/10/07

Can't find much on The Mo, a now-defunct Swedish outfit. But this song is melodrama at it's best. I like how, in the video, they look everywhere but at the camera, because, don't look at the camera whatever you do.

Can't find much on The Mo, a now-defunct Swedish outfit. But this song is melodrama at it's best. I like how, in the video, they look everywhere but at the camera, because, don't look at the camera whatever you do. See less

See this at: projectplaylist.com| Added on 03/27/07

Check out the new Project Playlist Music Buzz for all the latest in new independent music and great music you've never heard before! Click here.

Check out the new Project Playlist Music Buzz for all the latest in new independent music and great music you've never heard before! Click here. See less

See this at: puritanb.blogspot.co...| Added on 03/26/07

1. Iron Horse- Enter Sandman (Metallica) 2. Sharam- Party All The Time: Phillippe B & Romain Curtis Short Club Mix (Eddie Murphy) 3. Joachim Garraud- Freedom Of Choice: Remix (Devo) 4. Elliott Smith- Moonshiner (Bob Dylan/Cat Power/ Uncle Tupelo/... See more

1. Iron Horse- Enter Sandman (Metallica) 2. Sharam- Party All The Time: Phillippe B & Romain Curtis Short Club Mix (Eddie Murphy) 3. Joachim Garraud- Freedom Of Choice: Remix (Devo) 4. Elliott Smith- Moonshiner (Bob Dylan/Cat Power/ Uncle Tupelo/ traditional) 5. Andrew Bird- O Sister (Bob Dylan) 1. Mike Skinner- BBC Banquet (The Streets vs Bloc Party) 2. Lenlow- Bjorn Slippy (Underworld vs Peter Bjorn & John) 3. Cheekyboy- Dirty Bum (Gorillaz vs Blur) 4. Pilchard- Rita Got Loaded (Beatles vs Primal Scream) 5. Zebra- Integration Prizes (Anis vs Phoenix) 1. History At Our Disposal- To The Spoiler The Spoils 2. Hidden Cameras- Boys Of Melody 3. Justin Bond (Kiki & Herb) & The Hungry March Band- In The End 4. Martin Solveig- Rejection 5. PlanB- Mama (skim my smugly Plan B typing here) See less

See this at: espew.com| Added on 03/22/07

To preserve download sources, please do not exceed 60 downloads per hour. All mp3 files linked from eSpew are linked externally and do not reside on eSpew servers. Please use your own discretion to avoid downloading files which may be copyrighted.

To preserve download sources, please do not exceed 60 downloads per hour. All mp3 files linked from eSpew are linked externally and do not reside on eSpew servers. Please use your own discretion to avoid downloading files which may be copyrighted. See less

See this at: sonicx.com| Added on 03/22/07

Fidelity - Www.jalibury.com download page 192kbps 44.1khz 5.46mb | found on folk.ntnu.no | Us download page 320kbps 44.1khz 11.71mb | found on idisk.mac.com | Fidelity download page 999kbps 11.02khz 5.49mb | found on nowhere.deepmix.ru | Apres Moi... See more

Fidelity - Www.jalibury.com download page 192kbps 44.1khz 5.46mb | found on folk.ntnu.no | Us download page 320kbps 44.1khz 11.71mb | found on idisk.mac.com | Fidelity download page 999kbps 11.02khz 5.49mb | found on nowhere.deepmix.ru | Apres Moi download page 160kbps 44.1khz 6.17mb | found on popmuse.typepad.com | Fidelity download page 192kbps 44.1khz 5.46mb | found on queijoderretido1.no.sapo.pt | Apres Moi download page 999kbps 11.02khz 6.21mb | That Time download page 999kbps 11.02khz 3.23mb | found on s93504535.onlinehome.us | Bobbing For Apples download page 128kbps 44.1khz 3.54mb | Raindrops (demo) download page 128kbps 44.1khz 2.56mb | found on slipstream.brokenuniverse.com | Fidelity download page 128kbps 44.1khz 5.79mb | found on squeakyfingers.crispytomato.net | Dust To Dust download page 192kbps 44.1khz 5.69mb | Soviet Kitsch - 04 - The Flowers download page 192kbps 44.1khz 5.64mb | Us download page 192kbps 44.1khz 7.02mb | found on whereisyourmind.com | Fidelity download... See less

See this at: mp3search.ru| Added on 03/22/07

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