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Vitalogy
Released: 1994 14 tracks-
- 1. Last Exit
- 3. Not for You
- 5. Nothingman
- 6. Whipping
- 7. Pry, To
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- 8. Corduroy
- 9. Bugs
- 10. Satan's Bed
- 11. Better Man
- 12. Aye Davanita
- 13. Immortality
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By Richard TomkinsFrom FT.com The strangest thing about EMI’s former record factory in Hayes, west London, is not that it has been lying derelict for years, but that in a ramshackle outbuilding once occupied by the packing and shipping department, 11 of the 120 record presses that immortalised the music of groups such as The Beatles and Pink Floyd are again in full production, turning out singles and LPs. The presses are no longer owned by EMI but by a small, independe... MORE
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From Zeropaid.com Responds to proposals by songwriters and music creators for a $5 monthly tax on internet connections in exchange for allowing users to share music for free on P2P and file-sharing networks. A little over a month ago now the Songwriters Association of Canada announced a new proposal calling for a $5.00 "licensing fee" to be added to every internet subscription bill each month, and in return, legalizing the sharing of music on P2P and file-sharing netwo... MORE
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There is a god! And his music collection is for sale.
http://www.thegreatestmusiccollection.com/index.html
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LOS ANGELES - Yahoo Inc., is in early discussions with major record labels over offering unprotected MP3s either for sale or for free as part of an ad-supported service, two record company executives familiar with the talks said Wednesday. The talks, held as recently as last month, were preliminary because Yahoo is still working out the details, said the executives, who requested anonymity because of the discussions were confidential. Yahoo hopes to launch the service th... MORE
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To those of us who have been quietly hording our vinyl records saying some day my sweet, some day, at last affirmation...if you need that sort of thing. By KRISTINA DELL www.time.com From college dorm rooms to high school sleepovers, an all-but-extinct music medium has been showing up lately. And we don't mean CDs. Vinyl records, especially the full-length LPs that helped define the golden era of rock in the 1960s and '70s, are suddenly cool again. Some of the new fans... MORE
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By Ryan Singel Wired.com The Internet has been much ado and ado over whether the Recording Industry Association of America, which has been filing lawsuits against Americans for file sharing for years, also believes that simply ripping MP3s from CDs is illegal or not. Threat Level tried (again) today to get a straight answer from the trade association. Following a phone call Tuesday morning, RIAA spokeswoman Liz Kennedy asked me to email my specific questions. The res... MORE
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A weird thing has happened on the way to the graveyard. The vinyl record–something that was declared dead by the early 90s, thanks to the CD–is making a very, very big comeback. Some people even believe that vinyl is about to re-enter the mainstream in a very big way. Why? Several reasons. First, vinyl has never died amongst several hardcore groups, including collectors and DJs. Second, vinyl junkies will tell you that a physical vinyl record provides a greater connectio... MORE
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From Billboard.Biz On a humid Friday night in October, three 19-year-olds crowd into a small New York University dorm room to listen to music. The room is typical: battered posters of Joy Division and Harry Nilsson taped to the walls, an unmade bed, no signs of food save for a box of Life cereal. But the young men, all wearing skinny jeans and faded T-shirts, aren't listening to CDs or MP3s—instead, they're flipping excitedly through stacks of vinyl as if they were atten... MORE
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So I went to Last Stop CD Shop to have some CDs de-scratched and they informed me that it is my CD book-type holders that are shmucking up my CDs. Yeah, I shoulda figured. "So what should I keep them in?" I asked dumbly. "Uh, their original cases," counter guy replied. Touche. At first I was put off-how many CDs-in-case can I pile in my car? But then I realized, how many CDs do I really have on serious rotation in my car at any given time? So, CDs with cases in... MORE
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Yep...25 years ago in Hanover, Germany the digital age of rock was born. An entire generation raised under the eye of a laser.
They will probably never know the simple, beautiful joy that was viynl...so we will play them this song
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I couldn't have said it better myself. Probably not by a long shot. Once divided...nothing left to subtract...Some words when spoken...can't be taken back...Walks on his own...with thoughts he can't help thinking...Future's above...but in the past he's slow and sinking...Caught a bolt 'a lightnin'...cursed the day he let it go... Nothingman...Isn't it something?Nothingman... She once believed...in every story he had to tell...One day she stiffened...took the other s... MORE
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Hello my fellow moggers. My name is Travis and I am a music journalist. Well, that sounded awfully funny. How about this; My name is Travis and I am a music fan who happens to be a journalist. Part of my job involves going to shows, seeing cool bands and writing about them for thousands of readers. It's a tough gig, but someone has to do it. Anyway, I wanted to point you in the direction of my music blog EAR CANDY. Check it out, bookmark it, read it obsessively. http:/... MORE
