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"Music is worthless unless it can make a complete stranger break down and cry…" – Frou Frou
On The Radio…
The Charts
Genres
Find A Wavelength
Music-Related Sites
- Art of the Mix profile Art of the Mix is a site for sharing mixtapes… only they’re not tapes anymore, I suppose…
- Blip.fm Profile A site for ‘spinning’ for the masses online… Awesomesauce.
- Last.fm Profile Come see what I’m spinning lately…
Musicians
- Arcade Fire “What’s an Arcade Fire?” Behold the awesome!
- Christina Perri Jar of Hearts owns me. Join the lovestrong!
- Karen Kosowski Talented friend and songwriter
- Lauren Pritchard Incredible talent, formerly of Spring Awakening’s debut cast. Get her CD!
- Matthew Good Canadian singer-songwriter dissects politics with flair
- Muse I liked them before the Twilighters. So there.
- Roger Waters If I have to tell you, you need me to smack you.
- Tori Amos I fly to California for concerts. She must rock.
Other Projects
- Part 1 – Playlist – 365 Days of Music Songs 1-200 of 365 Days of Music (as long as YT leaves them intact…)
- Part 2 – Playlist – 365 Days of Music Songs 201-365 of the 365 Days of Music (until YT deletes them *sigh*)
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"Popular!"
- Great Fails In Grammy History: Christopher Cross' self-titled debut wins Album of the Year, 1981
- Concert Review: Melissa Etheridge @ Massey Hall, Toronto 3/11/11
- Concert Review: Third Eye Blind @ Echo Beach, Toronto 7/28/11
- If I Said Britney's New Single (And Video) Were More Original, Could Lady Gaga Hold It Against Me?
- How Amanda Palmer Killed Amanda Palmer
- Concert Review: Finger Eleven @ Mod Club, Toronto 09/26/10
- The 2011 Music Wrap-Up Post
- CD Review: Night of Hunters - Tori Amos
Theme: Vigilance by The Theme Foundry.
Matthew Good On The Music Industry
Found this old clip on YouTube this morning, and despite its age, it remains as relevant and spot-on as it was when first delivered. The formulaic is truly all that is desired/rewarded/encouraged, and musicians fear breaking outside of their boxes.
Listen for the hilarious and accurate criticisms of The Tragically Hip and Our Lady Peace, as well; I like those bands, but Matt is right.
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