Broken Bells, "High Road" -- really like this song... check it out!
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros - Home
Ok, so not all may enjoy this song.. but something about it. I don't know - its just fun to sing along to and I enjoy playing it really loud in the car! the mysteries of music... LOVE IT! :-)
Not too familiar with this band, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros and I have to admit have not yet done my research but be sure I will post more info if they keep me interested!
Not too familiar with this band, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros and I have to admit have not yet done my research but be sure I will post more info if they keep me interested!
Jesse Malin featuring Bruce Springsteen 'Broken Radio'
Jesse Malin is no stranger to the music scene...he started really young in a band and after that band broke up, he joined/started a new band and so on, until he decided to go solo. he has released a few albums, but this is song, 'Broken Radio' of my favs from his previous stuff.. but his new song which i LOVE, 'burning the bowery' is going to be on the upcoming album to be released at the end of this month - so keep an eye out of that!
Friday, April 2, 2010
Hockey -- "Song Away" >> Second Video
So i've heard this song a few months back but recently heard it again & gotta tell you - i think this is song is so much fun! This is the second video they have released for the single, "Song Away".
Find more videos like this on Hockey
Find more videos like this on Hockey
Had to post -- so many actors in this new Stallone movie...
The Expendables is full of great new and old action heros -- even an actor turned politician makes a cameo. What do you think - Will you be going to see this?
Solitary Man - movie trailer, looks interesting
Just saw this trailer and thought it looked really sweet and intersting. Michael Douglas, Susan Sarandon, Jenna Fischer, Jesse Eisenberg, Danny DeVito & Mary Louise Parker.... great cast!
Friday, March 26, 2010
Latest Discovery -- Citizen Cope
So I heard this song a few weeks ago and let me tell you this guy has a great voice and a real cool way about him. Listen to 'healing hands' and then please continue and check out his website, http://www.citizencope.com/
I'm hoping someone will listen and love his voice and sound and pass the new discovery along to a friend, sibling, etc. FYI -- his eyes are killer... enjoy!
'Sweet Disposition' by The Temper Trap
The Temper Trap are an Australian band and this single 'sweet disposition' was released off their first album, Conditions.
They have been featured on a few films (500 Days of Summer)/commercials/tv shows - great song!
They have been featured on a few films (500 Days of Summer)/commercials/tv shows - great song!
The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition (Music Video) from Moop Jaw on Vimeo.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Spoon's 'Written in Reverse'
This song is Spoon's first single off their latest album, Transference which they released a few months back -- but recently I just can't stop singing to it or wanting it to play on my favorite radio station 101.9 RXP! listen to "written in reverse" & tell me its not good!!
R.I.P. Jim Marshall -- LEGENDARY ROCK PHOTOGRAPHER
Jim Marshall is the greatest rock n roll photographer EVER - PERIOD! He was respected by the musicians and was allowed to get close when no one else would be. He has taken some extraordinary shots of iconic figures such as Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, The Beatles, Janis Joplin & the list goes on and on. He would be the first person to be invited to take shots of festivals such as Woodstock. His work speaks for itself...
the link to rolling stone magazine has a nice article on him plus a link to a slide show of some of the best 60s & 70s musicians. I've also added Jim Marshall's website as well....
http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2010/03/24/jim-marshall-legendary-rock-photographer-passes-away-at-74/
http://www.marshallphoto.com/
R.I.P. Jim Marshall
the link to rolling stone magazine has a nice article on him plus a link to a slide show of some of the best 60s & 70s musicians. I've also added Jim Marshall's website as well....
http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2010/03/24/jim-marshall-legendary-rock-photographer-passes-away-at-74/
http://www.marshallphoto.com/
R.I.P. Jim Marshall
COREY IAN HAIM
I know I’m a 2 weeks behind on the loss of Corey Haim but just needed to post something. Another childhood favorite has passed....
My first Corey Haim movie was Dream a Little Dream, which as a little girl totally fell in love with and my older sister would tell me – you have to check out License to Drive which I remember laughing and watching it with my parents and they too seemed to enjoy it. As the time went by, I finally got to see Lost Boys and Lucas.
It’s very sad that he left this place so soon and so young, only 38 years old. It’s also very upsetting that people (including musicians and other actors) have died recently due to mixing prescription pills which doctors have provided to these individuals (although Corey’s death could have been caused by enlarged heart & water in his lungs). It’s very sad and tragic. It’s very sad that he did not accomplish all that he wanted and being so young when he was grabbing so much attention. I mean, it’s crazy to think he was drinking beer and smoking weed in between filming Lucas and Lost Boys and that’s where the hysteria began and I remember buying teen pop magazines and he would be on every cover week after week. It’s a lot to grasp for a teenager and obviously Hollywood can be a very sad and lonely place since there have been so many past tragedies.
If I had to pick my favorite favorite Corey Haim movie, I would have to say it would be Lucas - it was sweet but sad movie. Followed by License to Drive, Lost Boys, Dream a Little Dream and Past Getaway. His lopsided smile definitely was one trademark of his that was undeniably adorable. He will forever be remembered by that smile and by the work he has left behind.
RIP Corey Ian Haim
12/23/97 – 3/10/10
One of my favorite quotes from ‘Lucas’ (1986):
“I guess everybody has their own idea of fun. Some people go to football games. Other people do less superficial things.”
My first Corey Haim movie was Dream a Little Dream, which as a little girl totally fell in love with and my older sister would tell me – you have to check out License to Drive which I remember laughing and watching it with my parents and they too seemed to enjoy it. As the time went by, I finally got to see Lost Boys and Lucas.
It’s very sad that he left this place so soon and so young, only 38 years old. It’s also very upsetting that people (including musicians and other actors) have died recently due to mixing prescription pills which doctors have provided to these individuals (although Corey’s death could have been caused by enlarged heart & water in his lungs). It’s very sad and tragic. It’s very sad that he did not accomplish all that he wanted and being so young when he was grabbing so much attention. I mean, it’s crazy to think he was drinking beer and smoking weed in between filming Lucas and Lost Boys and that’s where the hysteria began and I remember buying teen pop magazines and he would be on every cover week after week. It’s a lot to grasp for a teenager and obviously Hollywood can be a very sad and lonely place since there have been so many past tragedies.
If I had to pick my favorite favorite Corey Haim movie, I would have to say it would be Lucas - it was sweet but sad movie. Followed by License to Drive, Lost Boys, Dream a Little Dream and Past Getaway. His lopsided smile definitely was one trademark of his that was undeniably adorable. He will forever be remembered by that smile and by the work he has left behind.
RIP Corey Ian Haim
12/23/97 – 3/10/10
One of my favorite quotes from ‘Lucas’ (1986):
“I guess everybody has their own idea of fun. Some people go to football games. Other people do less superficial things.”
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