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New Releases on DVD, Blu-Ray & Vinyl LP for the week of May 20th:
DVD New Releases:
Jack in the Green: Live in Germany
Jethro Tull
Live in Germany showcases the great breadth and wealth of the band’s skill and styles. The 18 tracks include not only the best known hits, but also long forgotten tracks, spanning [...]
Worn eyeglasses could be as trend nowadays. Take a look when last Indonesian Idol show are booming, coupled months ago. You will remember with one of the contestant from Jogjakarta, named Adji. Yeah the curly, black, and funny guy which is always using eyeglasses. Until all his fans do the same thing, using big frames of eyeglasses too, as their identity of Adji fan's. Every week, I saw it, I'm always laugh. That's why it's still remind in my minds. Also there is still another names in my m
New Track Appears On Album Welsh wizard Tom Jones has described his feelings after U2 musicians Bono and The Edge wrote a song for him titled 'Sugar Daddy'. Jones is set to release the retro-soul infused album '24 Hours' soon, and it contains the track 'Sugar Daddy' written by the U2 men. Apparently the pair met Jones in Dublin and hit it off immediately. In a new interview with Spinner Jones admits he is a fan of the song but is a little unsure of what it meant. "I said, 'Is that what you thin
'Chinese Democracy' (Interscope), the first album of original tracks from Guns N’ Roses since 1991, debuted last night on the band's MySpace page. Axl Rose-fronted band has already released two tracks off 'Chinese' to radio - the album's title track, as well as 'Better,' in the last few weeks. But last night was the first time the entire album was available for streaming - well, legally, at least. Album is due out Sunday, Nov. 23, and will be available exclusively at Best Buy. G N' R fans h
Phil Joanou is an American film director. He is also well known for his work with Irish rock band U2, having directed their rockumentary/live tape Rattle and Hum, one of three videos filmed for ...
5 Apple Rumors That Never Came True Written by Edible Apple Did you hear that Steve Jobs is starting a band and is going to force all iTunes users to download his bands’ songs? I just hope that I can catch them on tour before Steve Jobs is rushed to the hospital for an emergency voice box transplant! Everyone loves a good Apple rumor, but hindsight allows us to look back and see just how ridiculous some rumors actually were. Here’s a list of 5 highly publicized and recent Apple rumors that nev
Written by Edible Apple Did you hear that Steve Jobs is starting a band and is going to force all iTunes users to download his bands’ songs? I just hope that I can catch them on tour before Steve Jobs is rushed to the hospital for an emergency voice box transplant! Everyone loves a good Apple rumor, but hindsight allows us to look back and see just how ridiculous some rumors actually were. Here’s a list of 5 highly publicized and recent Apple rumors that never came true. 1) Super Bowl commerc
On October 9, I attended a private preview for the Edun temporary shop at the very hip Azalea boutique in Hayes Valley, SF, hosted by Ali Hewsom and Leigh Matthes. Ali is, of course, U2 Lead Singer Bono’s wife and the designer and founder of Edun, a line of fair trade clothes for men and women. Ali, dressed in an indigo blue cropped jacket, was an advertisement for eco-friendly living as this mother of four children aged 7 to 19 has an ivory girl complexion and does not look a day over 30. I’ll
The holidays are approaching. Everyone is creating their naughty and nice lists. Next Friday, the day after we celebrate Thanksgiving, Americans will hit the malls and big box retailers to buy iPods and clothes, DVDs and stuffed animals, for loved ones and the Secret Santa exchanges and our children. Some see it as a secular holiday, others celebrate the holiday in a religious context. We are a lucky people. By the accident of our birth in this great nation, hope of a better future is always
Korina Lopez reporting: - Neil Diamond is teaming up with Rick Rubin for an album. - A stocking-stuffer candidate: A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All, out on DVD, Nov. 25. - Will Britney Spears get an invitation to appear on Letterman? She hopes so. - Breaking news via Facebook: Kelly Osbourne is engaged to model Luke Worrall. - See Kanye West before he proclaimed himself the "voice of this generation." - Rumors of a Blink-182 reunion have surfaced. - Tom Jones busked on the
[by Chris DeLine] “Chinese Democracy” opens with a shrieking Axl Rose whose voice overwhelms a surprisingly sharp rhythm section. The song ignites the near-mythological album, also tossing aside any preconceived notion of what Chinese Democracy should sound like. But at this point in time, any interested listener has had access to various bits and pieces of the album for not simply weeks, but years - questioning not why it has taken 17 years to release a follow up to the brilliant Use Your I
“We need the women of the world to come looking for us, we need that hope that someone would come looking for us when we’re missing.” The room was silent. It was one week after 9-11, and along with 10, 000 other women who had gathered at the Global Celebration for Women in Houston, I watched this video clip of an Afghan woman pleading with the women of the world to take action. At that moment, I couldn’t help but wonder: Had I truly gone looking for these women when they were missing? Or di
The Guardian has published a gallery of previously unseen U2 photographs. The pictures are taken from a book, U2 A Diary by Matt McGee, published last month. I can't say the pics are anything special, but the caption-writer deserves an award. Tongue-in-cheek doesn't even come close.
Back in 2003, Vice Admiral Timothy J. Keating, Commander of the American Fifth Fleet stood in front of the crew of the USS Constellation and warned them that the President was about to order the first strike of the Iraq war. Of course, being American - and clearly aware he was also standing in front of a bank of TV camera, Keating didn’t use those words. Instead what he said was this… “When the President says ‘go’… it’s hammer time.” No, really… Unfortunately almost no news organisation
In 1984, British singer/songwriter Robyn Hitchcock emerged from a self-imposed hiatus to record and release perhaps his finest solo record, I Often Dream of Trains, a strange hodgepodge of stripped-down, surrealist songs dreamlike in quality: haunting and obscure one moment and brash and vivid the next—paralytic while kinetic. While Trains, which Hitchcock refers to as “home really, the place I come from,” might have been out of place among mid-eighties rock—think Prince, Springsteen, and U2—th
Sometimes when my sensitivity to the terrible things happening in the world around me becomes too much, I sink into an emotional lull that finds me eating the candy cane creme centers out of a box of Joe Joe’s cookies then promptly falling asleep on the couch in front of a House rerun. I forget to write poetry, think, suddenly, art is a luxury rather than a core part of human nature. I spend too much time on the Internet looking for jobs that don’t exist, and daydreaming my plans of escape: winn
After using it for a couple of months, I can now say that the Pandora radio app is one of the most used items on my iPhone. Pandora, along with Shazam, has really helped me get my iPhone groove on. It's a great way to listen to exactly what you're in the mood for, and also to discover some new artists. Here are a couple of favorite stations I've come across: Corey Smith - something about Corey puts him in the perfect place with Pandora. You get Corey, John Mayer, Train, Live, and even some
“I see actors in this town who make it big young. They don’t understand the word no: ‘What do you mean I can’t kill this elephant, drop it on a car, set it on fire, and then snort it?’ Well, you just can’t.” —Jon Hamm [GQ] "Bono took me under his wing and he believed in me. When I made my protest over not getting an award at the MTV Awards a couple of years ago, and nobody wanted to hear anything from me afterwards, Bono and U2 stood by me." —Kanye West [WENN via Starpulse] "The very simple
DOWNLOAD: Wilderness - Strand the Test of Time (MP3) Wilderness's new record (k)no(w)here was released by Jagjaguwar on Nov 4th.Written for a performance at this year's Whitney Biennial, this obnoxiously titled release continues Wilderness's exploration of icy post-punk that falls tonally between PiL and U2. Guitarist Colin McCann uses delay and echo to create repetitions similar to those of the Edge and Keith Levene; the slowly shifting harmonies from Brian Gossman's calm bass gives those r
Bono Calls Tom Jones 'Sugar Daddy'It would seem that everyone is a Tom Jones fan, including two Irish gentlemen best known as Bono and the Edge. To that end, U2's lead singer and guitarist wrote the song 'Sugar Daddy,' featured on Jones' first new U.S. album in 15 years, especially for the Welsh superstar, which also finds the Edge playing on the track. Although Jones says he immediately loved the song, he was a little concerned with the title. "I said, 'Is that what you think of me?'" Jones t
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin has implied that the end of Coldplay could be on the cards sooner than fans think. NME reports (via the Daily Express) that Martin said: “I’m 31 now and I don’t think that bands should keep going past 33. So we’re trying to pack in as much as possible. Up until the end of next year, we’ll just go for it in every sense. I don’t believe in time off. We’ve still got most of our hair, we can still fit into our musical trousers and we’ve got to make the most of tha