Sunday, February 29, 2004
Saturday, February 28, 2004
Johnny Guitar: The Musical - based on the cult movie of the same name. Music by Martin Silvestri and Joel Higgins, lyrics by Joel Higgins, and book by Nicholas van Hoogstraten
Friday, February 27, 2004
radiotakeover - serving the independent music community by providing a way for new music to be heard, found, and purchased
Nellie McKay.net - official site for the singer and songwriter. Includes biography, sound clips, and more
Lee Latchford Evans - official site for the former band member of Steps, now a solo singer/songwriter
Thursday, February 26, 2004
US bands line up against Bush - Nearly 200 US punk bands have lined up to try to get fans to boost the vote against President Bush through the Punk Voter coalition
Day of Infamy - official site features tour dates, music downloads, and bios of this modern rock band
eil.com - New, Rare, Collectable, Used & Hard To Find CDs, Vinyl Records, Rare CD singles, Picture Discs, Rare Vinyl, 12", 7", Limited Editions, Promos, Imports, Albums & Music Memorabilia from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s & 2000s
Wednesday, February 25, 2004
shock/denial/anger/acceptance - official site for the album from Rick Springfield. Includes lyrics, photos, downloads, and audio clips
Friday, February 20, 2004
Aline Vida - official web site featuring music samples, news, performance dates, biographical information, a journal, and photos.
Vanilla Fudge: The Real Deal - A must have for Vanilla Fudge & classic rock fans of the late 60's. Previously unreleased rock classics recorded in Chicago in the winter of 1987 during their last major tour. All original members
Thursday, February 19, 2004
Wednesday, February 18, 2004
George Terry: Guitar Drive - Blues Rock and Ballads from Eric Clapton's first band guitar pal George Terry
ChristinaMilian.org - with news and updates, images, lyrics, audio and video downloads, fan forum, and more
Tuesday, February 17, 2004
EMI blocks Beatles album remix - Record label EMI threatens legal action against a DJ who remixed The Beatles' White Album
Dido joins music's major earners - Dido has entered a Top 10 of the music world's biggest earners after making a reported £15.8m in 2003
The Brit Awards get ready to rock - The UK music industry is preparing to honour the best in British and global talent at the 2004 Brit Awards
Monday, February 16, 2004
David Alstead: Piano For Both Ears - David "encourages" the inclusion of pop sensibilities, jazz chordal structures and various seemingly inappropriate musical elements into a sometimes belligerent and unwilling classical music form; emotional and stirring
Robin Fox: Seduction - Trance super star Robin Fox singing dance club music, before she was famous. A must for hard core Robin Fox, or dance club, fans
Alice Ripley: Everything's Fine - The album showcases Alice's beautifully powerful voice and melodic, deeply soulful songwriting talents, from the album's first track, "Shotgun," with its hypnotic melody and haunting lyrical sentiment to the soaring harmonic anthem "Shine On"
Sanford Arms: The Twilight Era - Following up on their brilliant debut, Sanford Arms bring us a collection of songs of lush soundscapes that ruminate on life's arrivals, departures and the space in between
The Valley Arena: Kinetic Aesthetic - A unique blend of dissonance, melody, and full on rock. Recommended for fans of No Knife, Q and Not U, and Cursive. Produced by Anthony Arvisu (Rocket From the Crypt, Mars Volta)
Treetops - Melbourne band who share a love for harmony and melody, acid-inspired pop, and summer-of-love California beach'n'desert sounds
The Givegoods - news, photos, videos and tour dates for this band formed by Tom Morgan and Andy Calvert, with Leticia Nischang and John Fenton
Saturday, February 14, 2004
Hip-Hop Summit Action Network - dedicated to harnessing the cultural relevance of Hip-Hop music to educate and help at risk youth. Also promotes youth voter registration
The Beatles Are Coming! - history of the birth of Beatlemania in America by Bruce Spizer. Site includes speculative Beatles weblog from 1964
Friday, February 13, 2004
Ministry of Progress - musical and theatrical event of rock proportions. Created by Kim Hughes, adapted from the play by Charlie Morrow
Thursday, February 12, 2004
Bandzoogle - web builder allows bands to build, manage, and add professional features to their web sites. Sites feature message boards, tour diaries, news, shows, photo galleries and more
Wednesday, February 11, 2004
Cin3ma: Permanent Waves - streaming orchestral film scores by numerous composers. Includes low and high quality streams, composer biographies, and more
Klymaxx - official site for the all-girl funk band featuring bios, discography, and photos from the 1980s
Penelope Houston: The Whole World - Once the former singer of San Francisco's legendary Avengers, she now makes gorgeous melodic folk pop. As Newsweek magazine put it, "We need to invent a new genre for Penelope Houston... smart, literate music made without compromise"
Tuesday, February 10, 2004
Saturday, February 07, 2004
PeerCast - creators of a straightforward software client that enables anyone to broadcast streaming media on the Internet without the need for expensive servers or bandwidth
Friday, February 06, 2004
Jess McAvoy - official site of this Western Australian guitarist and singer. Includes gig guide, photos, and album information
Clare Bowditch - homepage of this Australian singer and her band, The Feeding Set. Includes audio and gig guide
Thursday, February 05, 2004
Darkthrone - official site of the Norwegian black metal band. Site includes biography, photos, and contact information
Holly Golightly - official site of the English solo artist who blends electric blues, folk rock, and less frantic rock and roll
Wednesday, February 04, 2004
DancePortalGlobal - global dance music and clubbing events media focused on the UK, Australia, and other international hotspots. Includes advance listings, reviews, competitions, and audio/video webcasts
Mieskuoro Huutajat - group of men's choir shouters from Oulu, Finland, who perform dressed in black suits, white shirts, and black rubber ties
Village Idiom by Tim Biancalana is a mix of irreverent, intellectual humor blended with imaginative word play and wit reminiscent of the lyrics and writings of John Lennon with a dash of Monty Python. The year-long process of writing, illustrating and performing this original work has culminated in Tim's one-man show. Whether you read it or experience the energy on the theater stage, Village Idiom, is attracting rave reviews from Beatles fans and sophisticated audiences in venues throughout the United States
Tuesday, February 03, 2004
All MusicNow - buy individual tracks, manage music, and transfer songs to portable players. Also offers a monthly membership program
iCompositions.com - provides forums for users of Garageband to discuss the program and share their creations
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