Showing posts with label mp3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mp3. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Answer: Music Trivia 8
Bush, formed in 1992, when lead singer Gavin Rossdale and lead guitarist Nigel Pulsford united over a mutual admiration for the group The Pixies. In 1994, their debut album, Sixteen Stone, was released, and has sold over 80 million copies here in the US alone. The single, Alien, appears on this album.
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Answer: Music Trivia 7
Nina Gordon, previously of the rock group Veruca Salt released her first solo album in 2000. Her hit single from the album, "Tonight and the Rest of My Life" was included in the previews for the movie The Notebook.
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Good Job Jay!!!! Go Jay, Go Jay, Go Jay!!! Whoop, Whoop...AWESOME JOB!!!!
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Monday, May 10, 2010
Answer: Music Trivia 6
Van Halen got their start in Pasadena, California in 1972. In 1995, they released their album Balance, which contained the song "Feelin".
Answer: Music Trivia 5
Neil Diamond had numerous hits spanning 3 decades, from the 1960's to the 1990's. Originally covered by Elvis Presley, "And The Grass Won't Pay No Mind" was a song written by Neil Diamond, and one that he would later go on to record himself.
Monday, November 2, 2009
New Music Monday....
Music is a big part of the automotive experience because pretty much every car since the 60's has had a radio as standard equipment. So, on Mondays, here on the SlippedGear blog, we will be introducing lesser known musicians with links to their websites, and/or where you can sample/purchase their music.
The first band we will be discussing is a person favorite of mine from Germany, Krypteria www.Krypteria.de.
JI-IN CHO- vocals/piano
CHRIS SIEMONS - guitars
FRANK STUMVOLL - bass guitar
S.C. KUSCHNERUS - drums
Lead singer, Ji-In Cho, and the other band members all speak German in most of the interviews I have seen. Most of their songs are in English, but some have a bit of the dead language Latin tossed into the mix. Ji-In Cho switches back and forth from English to Latin with amazing fluidity. Their songs are very upbeat, even the very aggressively worded "Sweet Revenge." Many of the songs have what they call, "trademark Gregorian chants." I am not sure about the "trademark" part, but the choir definitely adds a unique sound to their music.
Krypteria just released a new music collection entitled "My Fatal Kiss" (yes, Ji-In Cho is about to kiss herself on the album cover) which even though it has not been released here in the US yet (Nov. 17, 2009), can be sampled on their website at www.Krypteria.de. Some of their previous releases are available in their Amazon MP3 store here: Krypteria MP3's available for purchase.
If your still oldskool, and use CD's, do a search over at amazon.com or click here.
The first band we will be discussing is a person favorite of mine from Germany, Krypteria www.Krypteria.de.
JI-IN CHO- vocals/piano
CHRIS SIEMONS - guitars
FRANK STUMVOLL - bass guitar
S.C. KUSCHNERUS - drums
Lead singer, Ji-In Cho, and the other band members all speak German in most of the interviews I have seen. Most of their songs are in English, but some have a bit of the dead language Latin tossed into the mix. Ji-In Cho switches back and forth from English to Latin with amazing fluidity. Their songs are very upbeat, even the very aggressively worded "Sweet Revenge." Many of the songs have what they call, "trademark Gregorian chants." I am not sure about the "trademark" part, but the choir definitely adds a unique sound to their music.
Krypteria just released a new music collection entitled "My Fatal Kiss" (yes, Ji-In Cho is about to kiss herself on the album cover) which even though it has not been released here in the US yet (Nov. 17, 2009), can be sampled on their website at www.Krypteria.de. Some of their previous releases are available in their Amazon MP3 store here: Krypteria MP3's available for purchase.
If your still oldskool, and use CD's, do a search over at amazon.com or click here.
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