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Non Rock/Metal Albums I Got In 2013

Thu, 16 May 2013 01:49:00 +0000

ASAP Rocky - Long. Live. ASAP

Justin Bieber - Believe Acoustic

Lil Wayne - I Am Not a Human Being II

The Band Perry- Pioneer

Tyga - Hotel California

Kid Cudi - Indicud

will.i.am - #willpower

Snoop Lion - Reincarnated

Lady Antebellum - Golden

Havoc - 13

French Montana - Excuse My French

Mike Stud - Relief

LL Cool J - Authentic

Ill Bill - The Grimy Awards

Tyler, the Creator - Wolf

Brand new EP "Child's Play" up now, 4 free quirky tracks!

Sun, 5 May 2013 16:12:35 +0000

Four track EP release from JustLikeAmmy on May 1st 2013.

Child's Play EP

Tracklist:

1. Child's Play (Original Mix) 4:57
Child's Play (Original Mix)
2. Night Terror (Original Mix) 5:13
Night Terror (Original Mix)
3. You Got It Raw (Child's Play VIP) 4:30
You Got It Raw (Child's Play VIP)
4. You Got It Raw (Playtime Remix) 4:18
You Got It Raw (Playtime Remix)

Free download link from NoiseTrade here: Child's Play EP free download on NoiseTrade

Cheers everyone!

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SMART ECLECTIC. FINAL RESULTS 2013-MAY

Sun, 5 May 2013 04:26:38 +0000

Final results Published HERE

Thanks!

Tylky's 2013 -- The Second Quarter (February - May '13)

Sun, 28 Apr 2013 09:47:33 +0000

1. Bullet for My Valentine - Riot
2. Funeral for a Friend - Nails
3. Escape the Fate - Not Good Enough For Truth In Cliche
4. Taking Back Sunday - A Decade Under The Influence
5. Bowling for Soup - Girl All The Bad Guys Want
6. Sonic Boom Six - Keep on Believing
7. Andrew W.K. - Ready To Die
8. Goldfinger - 99 Red Balloons
9. Limp Bizkit - My Way
10. The Offspring - Original Prankster
11. Bloodhound Gang - The Ballad Of Chasey Lain
12. Your Favourite Martian - The Stereotypes Song
13. Owl City - When Can I See You Again?
14. Baauer - Harlem Shake
15. Rex The Dog feat. Jamie McDermot - Do You Feel What I Feel
16. Assemblage 23 - Collapse
17. Frankie Knuckles - The Whistle Song
18. Buckner & Garcia - Wreck It, Wreck-It Ralph
19. Tight Fit - The Lion Sleeps Tonight
20. Fleetwood Mac - Everywhere
21. Julian Lennon - Saltwater
22. They Might Be Giants - Birdhouse in Your Soul
23. The Clash - Rock the Casbah
24. The Coral - Dreaming of You
25. Liquido - Narcotic
26. The Primitives - Crash
27. Paramore - Now
28. Kate Nash - 3AM
29. Fern Kinney - Together We Are Beautiful
30. Nerina Pallot - Once
31. Lykke Li - Let It Fall
32. Emilíana Torrini - Unemployed in Summertime

Big K.R.I.T. - King Remembered In Time Mixtape

Sat, 27 Apr 2013 20:32:13 +0000

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Big K.R.I.T. featuring 9th Wonder, Bun B of UGK, Smoke DZA, Wiz Khalifa and more

What?! Sounds - Music Monday 22/04

Mon, 22 Apr 2013 17:37:48 +0000

I haven't actually written a journal on here for an extremely long time, yet have found myself more addicted to last.fm than ever before.

During the time since my last blog post, I have been an online editor for What?! Magazine (please check it out) and basically I've just started up a new weekly music round up of the new releases. Ok NOT EVERY new release is going to be on there, just ones I'd be interested in reviewing for the site.

Anyway, please find my latest round up below.

The Knife Shaking the Habitual

If Silent Shout was the darker follow on from Deep Cuts , then ‘Shaking The Habitual’ is the even darker and progressive follow up to ‘Silent Shout’. The rule book is firmly out of the window on ‘Habitual’, with many of the tracks having an intriguing and experimental lack of structure, yet still maintaining The Knife’s electronic, pulsating beats (Full of Fire, Without You My Life Would be Boring, Networking). Without a doubt, ‘Shaking The Habitual’ is the least accessible of the duo’s work, yet also their most visceral, personal and organic, creating an 100 minute masterpiece. Even when the album hits the more solemn moments (Old Dreams Waiting to be Realised) it still manages to hold and intrigue the listener. It’s a welcome return for the group, with a fourth studio album that is an experimental, interesting and fascinating tour de force.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs Mosquito

Following from the clean and medical It's Blitz, Karen O and co have released ‘Mosquito’, an album that recaptures some of the energy and spark that made the bands debut ‘Fever to Tell’ so memorable. Forgetting the precision of it’s predecessor, ‘Mosquito’ returns to the garage rock sound the band originally had. It’s the perfect amalgamation of the band’s debut and sophomore record ‘Show Your Bones’, almost forgetting the last album happened. Fiesty rock comes in the form of album lead, ‘Sacrilege’, ‘Area 52′ and the title track. Calmer moments come in the slow train sampling track ‘Subway’ and slow burner ‘Always’. It’s a very welcome and overdue return for the band’s original sound, yet you can’t help but feel that they have lost some of their spark along the way.

Major Lazer Free The Universe

Helmed by producer Diplo, Major Lazer release their sophomore studio set ‘Free the Universe’. Staying true to their unique blend of reggae, urban and electronica, the album boasts an impressive set of carefree dance numbers, perfect for the summer ahead. Straight up dance comes from ‘Scare Me (featuring Peaches & Timberlee), Sweat (featuring Laidback Luke & Miss Dynamite), where reggae infused tracks come in the shape of lead single Get Free (featuring Amber of Dirty Projectors) and Playground (featuring Bugle & Arama). The album has an impressive roster of artists featuring, including those aforementioned along with Bruno Mars Santigold Shaggy Wynter Gordon Tyga Wyclef Jean and Ezra Koenig from Vampire Weekend. Ultimately this a fun yet disposable dance record. Perfect for the summer coming up.

Charli XCX True Romance

‘True Romance’ is the debut set from Charli XCX. The album dissects the ideas of relationships and love through harsh electronica beats and attitude ridden ,yet all the while feisty, vocals. The album itself is not instantly memorable, yet several listens later and these tracks will find themselves stuck in your head. The set is an introspective story, with it’s harsh hip hop infused electronic beats complimenting XCX’s purring vocals. It’s a definite strong body of attitude driven electro pop and hopefully the beginning of a strong career for Charli XCX.

Daft Punk Get Lucky

This could simply be the most hyped return to music we have seen this year (until we get more information from Beyonce’s next record). It’s typical Daft Punk, dance worthy, fun, with a bit of disco thrown in, along with the smooth vocals of Pharrell. It’s the perfect care free fun track making us long for summer. The song is made through the vocals of Pharrell Williams, no other singer could have done this song justice aside from him. You have to hear it to understand the simple genius. Infectious and difficult to not have on repeat. Welcome back Daft Punk, we’ve missed you.

electro pop reggae the knife yeah yeah yeahs major lazer charlie xcx daft punk

Current Status (On Risk) in SE 2013-04-15

Tue, 16 Apr 2013 02:53:38 +0000

Dear SE Players:

The following members are on risk to being kicked from the group because the current rules.

- Players with less than 30 days in the group will be immune to leave by rule # 1 and rule # 3. but they will be presented in the final revision as former members.

The final results will be published on May (1-3rd)

You can see your status HERE
You can learn the rules HERE
You can see your position HERE and HERE
You can try improving your scores HERE
You can find music based in the first artsts from members HERE and HERE
AND YOU CAN REVIEW THE COMPLETE STATS AND GRAPHS HERE

THIS MONTH

POINTS SYSTEM

Current MINTAC = 842
Current MINTTS = 6,736

Finally, Here is The Artists of the week, based in the PC average (A variable from the users, In general It depends of the amount of scrobbles of your favorite artist (2,654 (listeners) is the current PC average) registered in Last.FM.

Blue Eyed Devils

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If I'm wrong in the data please let me know.

Cheers!

My top 50 films of the first decade of the y2-era 00's...

Sat, 13 Apr 2013 15:02:54 +0000

Yeah this is overdue -- and man I haven't posted a journal in almost 4 years -- but I wrote this list a few years ago and have revised it a few times, especially when viewing a film I hadn't seen before but love. I originally had an "honourable mentions" box that had about 35 more films on it but it felt sorta pointless since it was all unranked -- for example -- looking at the part I excised -- I had the films Taxidermia, Os Mutantes, Notre Musique, Frontiers at Dawn. Shirin, Sad Vacation, Dead Leaves, La Captive, and the Mission somewhere in that section, in that order -- and without any order, it seemed silly to have it listed like I just did, since I like The Mission waaaaay more than, say, Taxidermia. Meanwhile, Enter the Void was the second film under 'honourable mentions' and it's honestly probably my least favorite film of any I listed, period (though I originally had it at # 50 on the original list, a second viewing deflated my enjoyment of it, since I realized that almost all my initial kinda-loving of it was based on the technical side). Anyway, almost if you need any of these films and can't find em, feel free to email me and I'll see what I can do.. if you have any suggestions lemme know... enjoy.

ADAM COOLEY'S TOP 50 FILMS OF 2000 TO 2009:
1. eureka (2000)
2. reflections of evil
3. back against the wall
4. achilles and the tortoise
5. cafe lumiere
6. frownland
7. tokyo sonata
8. taste of tea
9. regular lovers
10. last life in the universe
11. sympathy for mr. vengeance
12. what time is it there?
13. pistol opera
14. bronson
15. homecoming
16. in praise of love
17. paprika
18. bright future
19. izo
20. syndromes and a century
21. half nelson
22. elevator movie
23. songs from the second floor
24. eli eli rema sabatchthani
25. code unknown
26. limits of control
27. fulltime killer
28. nil by mouth
29. sharskin man and peach hip girl
30. mind game
31. man without a past
32. scumrock
33. funny ha ha
34. the checkout
35. survive style 5+
36. mutual appreciation
37. the hanging garden (2005)
38. still life
39. millenium mambo
40. i-be area
41. la vie nouvelle
42. lights in the dusk
43. parking lot movie
44. glory to the filmmaker
45. dolls
46. no country for old men
47. goodbye dragon in
48. vital
49. dead or alive 2: birds
50. in the mood for love

-ac

Zombie Apocalypse Playlist

Sun, 7 Apr 2013 20:15:27 +0000

1.Six Feet Under - Zombie Blood Curse

2. Wiz Khalifa- Don't Make Em Like You (Feat. Ne-Yo)

3. Serj Tankian - Reconstructive Demonstrations

4. Korpiklaani - Honor

5. Chris Brown - Talk Ya Ear Off

6. Primitive Weapons - Quitters Anthem

7. Trey Songz - Successful (Feat. Drake)

8.Kottonmouth Kings - Wickit Klowns

9. Twiztid- Murder Murder Murder

10. Teamheadkick - Aliens vs. Predator

Try Stevens - Mr Lonely ft Joe Karchud [Official Video] [Dir] by 5teven

Sun, 31 Mar 2013 10:04:07 +0000

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