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- Music Videos That Cost More Than You and Your Families
  Posted by cloudystef
  The title says it all. I was looking for something to write about today and I ended up with a million other things to compare. The superlatives Most and Best can be applied to any godamn thing here on earth and that's tough for anyone making a sensible list of things to speak about. But I try to veer away from another topic as this blog really doesn't talk much about other things than music - which we are going to do today. To be quite honest though, I'm starting to rethink the coverage of this blog. Make it a bit more extensive perhaps. I'm liking it here much.
  
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- TunesDay: The divine stupidity of Dick Valentine
  Posted by udamnskippy from Scholarsandrogues
  What makes Electric Six work so wonderfully is that the stupidity belies a real cleverness, both in lyrics and music. They write great tunes and they perform them really well. They know their way around the rock canon. And their deadpan style helps, too. So today TunesDay honors the fine art of brain-pickled fun by naming E6 our Band of the Week.
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- Beatles and iTunes At Last?
  Posted by Jeff from Chineseinvancouver.blogspot
  Ars Technica is reporting that the Beatles and Apple have signed a reported $400 million dollar deal to bring the entire Beatles Catalog to iTunes. From the article: 'As of today there is no time frame as to when the catalog will appear online, but it seems to just be a matter of time.
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- Oscar: the best moment of the night
  Posted by udamnskippy from Scholarsandrogues
  Once was never going to win best film, but the win for best song seemed like the most genuine moment of the night. I like to think that a lot of the people in that crowd realized what I did - that as big and bold and lavish and exciting as their industry is, it’s mostly lost touch with the most important quality of all, honesty.
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- Maharishi Mahesh Yogi dies
  Posted by Jeff from MSNBC
  Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, a guru to the Beatles who introduced the West to transcendental meditation, has died at his home in the Dutch town of Vlodrop, a spokesman said Tuesday. He was thought to be 91 years old.
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- Music Review: Shahram & Hafez Nazeri The Passion Of Rumi
  Posted by Jeff from Blog Critics
  What's amazing is that there has actually been any sort of connection established that establishes even the tiniest beachhead of understanding amidst all this mutual recrimination. In the last few years there has been a growing fascination among people in the West for the poetry of the Persian Sufi mystic Mawlana Jalal ad-Din Balkhi Rumi, most commonly referred simply as Rumi. With modern Iran being home to the land once known as Persia it is only fitting that Iranian musicians have created a mu
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- Britney Spears Obit, Already in Progress
  Posted by Jeff from Seattlest
  So the lovely and talented Britney Spears has reached that beautiful moment in a young celebrity's life when the media decides they need to draft your obituary. Yes, it seems the AP has concluded that Ms. Spears' mortality is sufficiently imminent they need to prepare for the story. Of course, drafting an obit in advance is an industry-wide practice, but for a 26-year-old?
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what is NYPIRG?

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yeah? I’m from NYC too! I was a Max’s regular though.

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