Music For Kids Who Can't Read Good
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| Blog Name: | Music For Kids Who Can't Read Good |
| Url: | http://musicforants.com/blog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | music, indie, mp3 |
| Description: | Delivering indie mp3 downloads for use during freak gasoline accidents and break-dance fighting. |
| Popularity: | 307 Followers |
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Music Video Watch: Justice, Air, Land of Talk, etc.
There’s been some really good music videos popping up lately. Here’s five that I absolutely love. Great concepts, great visuals, great editing (the songs are swell also). Enjoy! Justice / Lenny Kravitz – Let Love Rule (dir. Keith Schofield) MP3 Justice / Lenny Kravitz – Let Love Rule Land Of Talk – It’s Okay (dir. WeWereMonkeys) MP3 Land of Talk – It’s Okay Interstate – The Automatic (dir. Ewan Jones Morris and C
There’s been some really good music videos popping up lately. Here’s five that I absolutely love. Great concepts, great visuals, great editing (the songs are swell also). Enjoy! Justice / Lenny Kravitz – Let Love Rule (dir. Keith Schofield) MP3 Justice / Lenny Kravitz – Let Love Rule Land Of Talk – It’s Okay (dir. WeWereMonkeys) MP3 Land of Talk – It’s Okay Interstate – The Automatic (dir. Ewan Jones Morris and C
DJ Hero Gift Card Contest
One of the benefits of living in a college dorm was my introduction to the Guitar Hero, a game that I have developed a serious obsession with over the years. This year has already brought Guitar Hero 5, which is a great addition to the series and has the most indie-fied song list yet (TV on the Radio, My Morning Jacket, Elliott Smith). Last week DJ Hero a new addition to series for the more electronica/dance-inclined, had it
One of the benefits of living in a college dorm was my introduction to the Guitar Hero, a game that I have developed a serious obsession with over the years. This year has already brought Guitar Hero 5, which is a great addition to the series and has the most indie-fied song list yet (TV on the Radio, My Morning Jacket, Elliott Smith). Last week DJ Hero a new addition to series for the more electronica/dance-inclined, had it
50 Albums of the Decade
(photo by dcdead) I told myself I wasn’t going to do a decades album list. I mean how can you really rank all your favorite albums over a period of ten years that isn’t even completed yet? Over the last couple of months though, I found myself slowly beginning to compile a list of my albums from the 00’s that I loved and I then I began chiseling the list down to around 50 albums. I guess my love for making lists got in the way of the logic and reasoning I had for not making a list. Also since, I started this bl
(photo by dcdead) I told myself I wasn’t going to do a decades album list. I mean how can you really rank all your favorite albums over a period of ten years that isn’t even completed yet? Over the last couple of months though, I found myself slowly beginning to compile a list of my albums from the 00’s that I loved and I then I began chiseling the list down to around 50 albums. I guess my love for making lists got in the way of the logic and reasoning I had for not making a list. Also since, I started this bl
Tegan & Sara
Being as band-loyal as I am, I’ve over-acquainted myself with the fact that every now and then one of my favorite artists will fall short of producing an album quite as well as their first, or at least the one that I’ve fallen in love with… but that in itself is an outcome of “growth,” and “change” and subsequently personalizing my taste in music. I see it more as an artist giving me… say, options. How can I say no to that? Where some might agree that
Being as band-loyal as I am, I’ve over-acquainted myself with the fact that every now and then one of my favorite artists will fall short of producing an album quite as well as their first, or at least the one that I’ve fallen in love with… but that in itself is an outcome of “growth,” and “change” and subsequently personalizing my taste in music. I see it more as an artist giving me… say, options. How can I say no to that? Where some might agree that
Track Review: Suckers – “Save Your Love For Me”
“Save Your Love For Me” by Quinn Walker you may remember was one of my favorite songs of 2008. In it’s previous form I talked about how the electronic backing and his falsetto/baritone recalled Berlin-era Bowie. The new version by Suckers (of which Quinn is the frontman) retools the song completely, turning it into a sprawling epic, and it somehow makes it tons better. This song has been given a dreamy intro with a pretty, chiming gui
“Save Your Love For Me” by Quinn Walker you may remember was one of my favorite songs of 2008. In it’s previous form I talked about how the electronic backing and his falsetto/baritone recalled Berlin-era Bowie. The new version by Suckers (of which Quinn is the frontman) retools the song completely, turning it into a sprawling epic, and it somehow makes it tons better. This song has been given a dreamy intro with a pretty, chiming gui
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