The World Of Music

Pretty pretty please listen to this song. It's by a young, undiscovered indie band I LOVE called A Change of Season. It's called "Lake Street" and it's a brilliant song. Im trying to help them get discovered, and I want to share their wonderful music with the world. If you like it and want to hear more, PM me or post it here and I can upload more. Please give it a try: http://rapidshare.com/files/126474441/02_Track_02.m4a.html or you can check them out here: http://www.myspace.com/acosmusic Thanks!:D

New album, just brilliant. Fans up?

someone know the name of the song background? is very similar to clocks ... link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAP4lmLIzcc pliss help me!! ?? :cry:

From £3.5m for the Stones, to considerably less for Rick Astley, booking a favourite act for your own intimate gig is now all the rage, reports Imogen Edwards-Jones Monday July 7, 2008 The Guardian For all the sneering that the recently hitched Mrs Wayne Rooney endured from the style police concerning the dress, the guests, the magazine exclusive and the groom, she managed to get one thing right. She booked Westlife to play at the wedding. Not that Westlife are hip, cool and stylish. They patently are not. But by booking a private gig, Coleen has joined the long line of A-listers, billionaires and oligarchs who like nothing more than shelling out for a priva…

This is not a true mid-year Top 10 list. The Grammy Awards, as noted last week, are ending the year a little early, with the eligibility period for next year's awards coming to a close Sept. 30. What follows is a look at some of the more notable releases of late 2007 and the first half of 2008, and how they may fare come Grammy time. Some are major efforts from established artists and others, while Grammy long shots, are simply albums deserving of more recognition. Ten albums are discussed in this post, and five were mentioned last week. Any favorites you want to highlight? Please share in the comments below. And click here for a look at some of the notabl…

There are certain songs that put me in an odd mood when I listen to them. Tell me what those songs are for you. As for me: Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd Pure Morning - Placebo Running Up that Hill - Placebo Electric Relaxation - A Tribe Called Quest Dance of the Manatee - Fair To Midland The Corpse Plower - Buckethead Monkey Gone To Heaven - Pixies

Has anyone listened to this George Harrison album? It's brilliant, what a fantastic album this is. "Isn't It A Pity" is such a beautiful song, and I think Chris Martin said that "The Scientist" is based on it. Anyway, I can't stop listening to this album, what are your thoughts?

Great band. What do you think? My favorite songs are More Than A Feeling, Peace Of Mind, Tell Me, and Amanda. Anyone else like them?

This is a thread where you can write all yuor favorite song quotes that just barely missed out on being in your signature:P Post away! "Once upon a time When the world was just a pancake Fears would arise That if you went too far you'd fall But with the passing of time It all became a rubber ball We're all sure of that As we all once were when the world was flat" -Dave Matthews, "Dodo" Have fun!!

Am I going mad by listening to more and more folk music these days? Both from the 60's and from the modern folk revival?

The headstone of Ian Curtis, the lead singer of late 1970s band Joy Division, has been stolen from a Cheshire cemetery. Police announced today that the theft occurred between Monday lunch time and Tuesday morning at Macclesfield Cemetery on Prestbury Road. The headstone carries the inscription "Ian Curtis 18 - 5 - 80" and the words "Love Will Tear Us Apart". It has little material value, but the stone has become a beacon for Joy Division fans who have visited the town on pilgrimages from all over the world. Police officers suspect it may have been taken by a fan of the singer. A Cheshire Police spokesman said: “It's an unusual theft, it's probably a good p…

:o Where have I been?

I was just wondering if anyone here has heard of Lukas Kasha, they're great and if you haven't heard of them I suggest that you look them up.

If you don't know who they are, look them up...hint, hint: Stabbing Westward...shame on you if you know not. :shocked2:

Anyone check out this band yet? They're getting pretty big in Michigan and have a coldplay/muse type sound. I saw them live a few weeks ago and they were awesome. What do you guys think? http://www.myspace.com/themartacomplex

Nem is a Turkish band which is similar Coldplay. Actually they want to say something about their- our lifes. my suggest is this: you should listen them, i know you'll like them!:smug:

If anyone has heard the Queen tribute album: Killer Queen, you'd know Breaking Benjamin covered who wants to live forever. I just wanted to know who all has heard it, cause it is amazing.

Hey guys... just thought I'd pimp myself a little bit. Feel free to hit BACK if you don't want to listen to member music. I'm getting ready to release an album with my band: http://www.myspace.com/themodernantiques It's kind of a mix between Wilco and Death Cab/The Postal Service but I used to be wholly inspired by Coldplay. So there's got to still be some of them in there too. Check it out if it sounds interesting to you! Tyler

Which have you been to? the last one I saw as "hair" great....and the who's "Tommy".......one of the best... I want to see "jesus Christ superstar" but I missed it...:cry:

Does anyone else listen to this band at all? Throwing Copper is a great cd, and the song Lightning Crashes is amazing. thoughts?

I was just on iTunes and I saw that Miley Cryus was on the top 10 charts. I'm very open to music so I listened to the 30 second preview, and I'm almost totally convinced that the United States simply does not produce ANY good artists anymore. Sure we have Moby, Joe Satriani, The Beach Boys and the like, but they were way back then. Even the early '90s hip-hop was good, but now? I just don't know. We're coming out with all these untalented people who call themselves musicians. First it was Soulja Boy or whatever and now it's Katy Perry and Miley Cyrus, I'm just starting to lose all hope. All this is happening in America while Britain has Coldplay, Radiohead, Muse and the l…

Delta Goodrem is on VH1 top 20!! Does anyone else like her music?? I love it! Especially her song, "In This Life" Her US version of her album, "Delta" is coming out over here July 15 with UMGD. I'm so excited, I think that she is going to do really well here. I'm glad to see her getting exposure, she deserves it. Check out her out on VH1!! http://www.vh1.com/shows/series/top_20_countdown/vote.jhtml

So whats yours? If you could only have..hmm let's say 10 songs on your playlist...what would they be? :-o I still havn't been able to think of mine..I'm hoping maybe seeing some of yours will help me make a decision...okay remember..ONLY 10 songs... :P :lol:

Hey guys, does anyone have the torrents for the band Dark Star? I listened to some of their songs and i really like it. I can't find their album torrents anywhere. could anyone please point the way? thanks.

Celine Dion responsible for worst ever cover Celine Dion covering AC/DC? Macca's meat-free Mondays? Pete Doherty feeding his cat crack? Just another music news day Rosie Swash Monday June 23, 2008 guardian.co.uk There's been a poll, there's been a poll! A panel of experts have been chewing over the best and worst cover versions of all time for Total Guitar magazine and the results are in. At No 1 is Celine Dion's version of AC/DC's You Shook Me All Night Long, considered such an "offence" that it's the worst of a very bad bunch. No mention of the cring…