The World Of Music

On the 1st October, Radio 1 will release a new CD, titled 'Radio 1. Established 1967', which will celebrate 40 years of the station. The compilation features one cover from each year of channel's existence, starting with Kaiser Chiefs tackling 'Flowers In The Rain' by The Move, the first song ever played on Radio 1. Other highlights include The Streets playing Elton John's 'Your Song', The Gossip doing George Michael's 'Careless Whisper' and Blackstreet's 'No Diggity' being re-imagined by Klaxons. The full tracklisting is: 1967 - 'Flowers In The Rain' (The Move) covered by Kaiser Chiefs 1968 - 'All Along The Watchtower' (Jimi Hendrix Experience) covered by Th…

No explanation needed. I'm sure you'll get the idea. I'll start the ball rolling with "The Drugs Don't Work" for Pete Doherty, D.I.V.O.R.C.E. for Britney Spears, "Stand By Your Man" for Elton John and "Hey Big Spender" for Sticktoria Beckham.:rolleyes:

Are you a fan? Anyone? I like some of their stuff.

Anyone else heard of 'em? They come from the US, brother and sister duo with piano and guitar. Songs I have heard are "Don't Dance It Down" and "Tropical Iceland". I'll get their album soon but I want to hear everyone's thoughts on them too.

ooh yea who went to edge yesterday?? I went with DANDY andy to see the DANDY warhols. They played we used to be friends and you were the last high...preeeettty coolass. It was really good and aww man..it was so funny. Courtney and Brent were there. I got my Thirteen Tales signed! woo! Courtney: hey, it looks like you have some up dog on your shirt Brother Bill: really??? were? Courtney: dont worry about it, i'll get it for you later. .after the play both songs... Brother Bill: so before you told me i had up dog on my shirt. What is up dog Courtney: I dont know, WHAT IS UP DAWWWGGG?? haaaahahahhaa that was so funny! "it makes me all CORNfused..." haha he's s…

Ever murdered a classic song by singing it wrongly? Hillarious new book reveals examples Last updated at 00:07am on 15th August 2007 Comments Some of us do it in the shower, while bolder people prefer to have a go in front of an audience - murdering a classic song after mishearing the lyrics. Among the best-known of these pop malapropisms include whether Roy Orbison was lamenting over a slice of meat in his chart topper Only Baloney or whether the Police hit So Lonely was actually a tribute to former Desert Island Discs presenter Sue Lawley. Here's a collection of the most hilarious and mischievous in a new book. . . STAB IN THE LIVER, YOUR MUMMY …

Unbelievable Truth was a British band, led by Andy Yorke, brother of Thom Yorke, lead singer of Radiohead. Their Debut album : http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2129355&postcount=3330 i've just discovered them , i don't know why they arent that famous. their debut album is just amazing. any fans here ?

I would like to start with Air,because im going to see them live:D

Just woundering if anyone else has bought this yet, the debut album from THE RAKES...Its fucking brill...i love it...22 grand job is such a great song. The album called capture/release if you interrested!?!?

Anyone else here a hip hop fan... or is it just me? Got some good albums dropping soon. Common's Finding Forever on Tuesday...

Nobodies made a topic on this absolutely wicked band. So this thread will probably die- near automatically... oh well..

LONDON (Hollywood Today/AFP) 8/1/07 — Music publishing rights to the much of the catalogs shared with the Beatles, Stones, David Bowie, Coldplay and the Spice Girls were bought by private equity firm Terra Firma in a takeover of British music publisher EMI, following a lengthy takeover tussle with US group Warner Music. Terra Firma’s bid valued EMI — which is the world’s third-biggest music company — at $6.5 billion including debt. Publishers generally split lucrative songwriting revenues (not record sales) with artists 50/50 in exchange for administering and promoting the artists’ catalog. For instance, with all the wrangling by living Beatles and various heirs of the…

Which one should I go to? I need to know in a few hours! The Vegoose would cost far more (it's farther away from my house in Las Vegas, and the tickets are more expensive) but the lineup is friggin' awesome. O.o The San Diego Street Scene is a lot closer (2hours away in San Diego) but the lineup isn't as great, but still awesome. Vegoose Lineup Rage Against The Machine Daft Punk Iggy & The Stooges Muse The Shins Cypress Hill Mastadon Queens Of The Stone Age Public Enemy Michael Franti & Spearhead Umphrey's McGee Thievery Corporation STS9 Ghostface Killa & The Rhythm Roots Allstars Blonde Redhead Gogol Bordello U.N.K.L.E. Ghostland …

gggggod so board with my music right now :wink3: i need some new sounds :lol: any suggestion???? i tend to like alternative/rock bands with piano but right now i'm open to anything nice :D

This guy is amazing....................

I don't expect people from Europe or North America to know them, but anyway, has anyone heard them??? They are excellent, the best you can find on Latin America and everyone here MUST know them! So...

i really like this guy, especially Dark Blue (currently learning on piano) but was wondering what does he come under??? is it rock or something else? everywhere i look it says something different....humm any help would be greatly appreciated ;)

So the short-list gets announced tomorrow, so whom do you think will make the list?

Thought it was time to post a thread of what in my view is one of the best new bands around at the moment. Polytechnic are an indie-rock band based in Chorlton-cum-Hardy in Manchester, England. The members are Dylan Giles (vocal, guitar); Yuri Caul (bass); Tim Warren (drums); Denny Hilton (guitar); Peet Earnshaw (keyboards, backing vocals) History Originally a two-piece composed of two schoolfriends from Totnes in Devon, vocalist and guitarist Dylan Giles and bassist Yuri Caul, the band was known as The Conversation (named after the 1974 Francis Ford Coppola movie) and had been playing fairly low-key gigs in Manchester for a couple of years until Eastbourne na…

Could Justin Timberlake get any hotter? With his sexually provocative new record, Hollywood girlfriend and confessions of drug taking, the former child entertainer is making his play to be the world's biggest pop star. In an exclusive interview, Camilla Long finds herself seduced Whether or not Justin Timberlake is the sexiest man in music, he's certainly the most elusive. It takes several weeks, hundreds of emails, endless calls to his 'team', aborted trips to Los Angeles (where he lives), Barcelona (where he's filming a video for his new single, 'SexyBack'), and, finally, two trips to Paris to meet the latest prince of pop. The explanations come thick and fast. Spain…

El Sueño de Morfeo Mangnifico.... These are fu@ckin Brilliant... I wish I knew how to post thee videos from you tube on here.... here is a link even if you don't understand the words you will see the energy, they have these guys are different... And by the way Raquel is a hottie... Fernando Alonso is a lucky lucky man !! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tIm5tnjka8

Are free CDs killing music? By Tom Geoghegan BBC News Magazine Prince has sparked an outcry by giving away his new album in the Mail on Sunday. Many weekend newspapers are now sold with a CD or film enclosed. Forget downloads, are free CDs killing music? Freebies fill the newspaper and magazine racks in such abundance it's possible to get kitted out for the summer on this week's pickings. As well as the usual array of DVDs and CDs, there are sunglasses, flip-flops, "designer bangles" and for those looking for a change of image, a superhero Thing face mask. The giveaway, or covermount as it is known in the trade, is now big business, but on Sunday the m…

this band is seriously underrated maybe it's just atease i don't know but i found it so difficult to get hold of their music which i could just download quick through ysi i think their most famous song is send me an angel and a few years ago they supported judas priest, my way i love the song rock you like a hurricane brilliant song i can upload for those who are interested please someone must have an opinion

Gotta check this out. Give me your thoughts: http://www.blender.com/guide/articles.aspx?id=786&src=mtm61 Which songs do you think should or shouldn't be on this list??

The Spice Girls have decided to reform (allegedly). How scary :shock: . I wonder if the NME will let them join the "New Rock Revolution" :lol: