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Hope he came with a warranty when Hollywood bought him
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September 4, 2007 at 12:29 PM
EKLEIPSI SEPTEMBER RELEASESBack again, darker than ever!After a short and needed immersion in the purest holiday times, we are back again to work, to bring you the darkest and finest obscure music from the world!
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September 4, 2007 at 4:27 AM
Preface: There's been a lot of discussion about the RIAA's, shall we say "controversial" (and we're being generous here) tactics in suing P2P users who download copyrighted content; especially this week, what with the EFF releasing its "RIAA v. The People: Four Years Later" report. But it's never been easy to find information ab...
Creating music with a raw, unwaivering edge is the stuff of dreams for most musicians. Drawing from their individual troubled pasts, Crystal and Bill have come together to make those dreams a reality. Always known for his gut wrenching, finger bloodying guitar playing and deep, thoughtful lyrics, Bill Rhynes has been a long time...
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Mary in
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September 3, 2007 at 10:39 PM
So here's the problem. You're selling something digital (software, music, video, e-books, whatever), and you want to make sure that people actually buy it. Broadband penetration is higher than ever, fast file-sharing software like Bittorrent is easier to use than ever, and about 30 seconds of searching on any number of sites wil...
A slashdot member says: "Rick Rubin, the legendary music producer, recently signed on as co-head of Columbia Records, which is owned by Sony BMG. In a recent New York Times interview (on pg. 4 of the online version), he discloses, possibly accidentally: 'It was the highest debut of Neil [Diamond]'s career, off to a great start. ...
Web Radio Prepares for the Worst - Even after compromises from SoundExchange and the CRB, web radio broadcasters are not optimistic about the future
George mentions that key-word of music marketing success: "Ubiquity"
Four years after the RIAA launched its first lawsuits against individual file-swappers, the Electronic Frontier Foundation takes a look back at the campaign as it has unfolded so far and concludes that "suing music fans is no answer to the P2P dilemma." So what is the answer? According to the EFF's 20-page report on the topic, i...
Variety magazine reports that the RIAA's stern "sue 'em all" policy may be in jeopardy!
I run a shoutcast at diffrent intervals during the week I stream to 100 listeners max. I NEED your permission or a Creative commons license to legally not have to pay royalties. Please note me or E-mail me at Distilled1@gothnights.com with permission to stream your art to the world.
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August 31, 2007 at 10:45 PM
The last time I listened to an album repeatedly, I mean twice a day for a stretch of two weeks, began the day I picked up Black Sabbath’s 1973 album Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. It became a permanent resident on my turntable and drove my parents crazy.
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Keith in
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August 31, 2007 at 7:01 PM
New band Chameleon Red releases their debut album, Transpostion, a transgender rock opera.
At a time when America was beginning the lengthy healing process that followed the Viet Nam War and rock bands like Aerosmith, The Eagles and The Steve Miller Band were dominating FM radio airwaves, Sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson emerged at the center of one of the first critically recognized female fronted rock-n-roll bands.
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Keith in
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August 31, 2007 at 11:08 AM
Buck 69 is the creation of father/son musical team Tom and Alex Clawson. It is a multi-generational, blues-style jam-band with some off-the-hook guitar playing. For their debut When She Whispers Your Name, they have served up a funk injected blues album that would be the perfect accompaniment to a late night swingers’ party. Why...
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Keith in
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August 30, 2007 at 11:10 PM
The Lee Nysted Experience Includes An Exceptional Lineup
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Keith in
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August 30, 2007 at 7:50 AM
Quick links to news and other items that [b]should[/b] be of interest if you are a fan and/or creator of indie music.
This album is most certainly designed to sell and has every element of commercial appeal, and I imagine that once she hits the Late Night Variety Show circuit with “Crush,” Natalie Walker will be the next big thing.
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Keith in
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August 28, 2007 at 10:03 PM
in short, i like this site very much already and i decided to chip in somehow with some songs. so i hope you'll enjoy. happy musical days to you all, cem
Indie Music Is A Primary Focus For The Site
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Keith in
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August 28, 2007 at 1:36 PM
Musicians and singers work for years to develop their sense of pitch but few can name a musical note without a reference tone. U.S. researchers on Monday said one gene may be the key to that coveted ability.
Says "making available" is stealing music.
latest music piracy study overstates effect of P2P
Wal-Mart Stores said Tuesday that it was now selling digital music downloads on its Web site without the customary copy-protection technology that limits where consumers can play the songs
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August 25, 2007 at 1:58 PM
Erdogan Cem
