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After the enormous anticipation that has grown around John Mayer's Battle Studies and the fan friendly collaborative process which he developed about...
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Falling in line with Boyz II Men’s previous 2007 Motown cover album, the band’s tentative release of Love in November of 2009 will feature...
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As a matter of personal standards, I like to maintain a strong stance against negative music reviews, particularly those penned by myself, as I take a...
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By definition, the popular music genre includes an enormously broad spectrum of music and artists. From Mick Jagger and Steve Tyler to Britney Spears...
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After the follow up success of Chicago native Wasalu Muhammad Jaco (better known as Lupe Fiasco)’s self titled album Lupe Fiasco’s The...
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Though the Underground Rap movement has been on the rise for the last half decade or more, it has by definition been a struggling one. Despite the...
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Although Aubrey “Drake” Graham is known by many faces and names, it is his most recent contribution to the Hip-hop community that has been...
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The Flaming Lips' upcoming 2009 double album redefines the medium's aesthetic outlook on avant garde
With eighteen tracks spanning over seventy-three minutes and two seconds on The Flaming Lips’ Embryonic, the production and release of the...
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After the unprecedented Youtube success of Ok Go’s follow-up 2005 album Oh No, talk of the band’s new album this coming September titled...
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With the 2009 homecoming of Stephen Schwartz’s Wicked well under way at the San Francisco Orpheum Theatre (the play originally debuted in a...
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- John Mayer's Battle Studies Homepage
- John Mayer: Stitched Up, feat. Herbie Hancock (Battle Studies)
- Maroon 5: Little of Your Time (It Won't Be Soon Before Long)
- Michael Jackson: Billie Jean, first ever moonwalk
- David Choi: Won't Even Start (Only You)
- Eminem feat. Dr. Dre and 50 Cent: Crack a Bottle (Relapse)
- Dr. Dre and Eminem: Forgot About Dre (live version)
- Wilco: One Wing (Self-titled album)
- 50 Cent: Curtis (whole album)
- All Time Low: Too Much (Nothing Personal)
- All Time Low: Weightless (Nothing Personal)
- Snoop Dogg: Sexual Eruption (Ego Trippin', unedited version)
- Jay-Z: D.O.A. (Death of Auto-tune) (The Blueprint 3)
- Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Jay-Z: Swagga Like Us (Auto-Tune)
- Greenday: 21st Century Breakdown (whole album)
- Myspace Streaming Download Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5: The Stripped Mixes (whole album)
- Imeem Streaming Download Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5: The Stripped Mixes (whole album)
- Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5: ABC (Full Extended version, actual music starts at 6:30)
- Radiohead: Nude (live studio version)
- Radiohead: In Rainbows (whole album)
- Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5: I'll Be There (acapella)
- The Killers (Cindi Lauper Cover): Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
- T-Pain: Know Your Name (unreleased leaked single, UBER)
- T-Pain: I See You In My Dreams (unreleased leaked single, UBER)
- T-Pain: I Swear (unreleased leaked single, UBER)
- Timbaland MTV Interview on Shock Value 2
- LA Times: Smokey Robinson on American Idol Season 8
- Bobby McFarrin lecture on the intutive nature of the pentatonic scale (not related to an article, but interesting nonetheless)
- T-Pain MTV Interview- T-Pain Will Still Use Auto-Tune On New Album Despite Backlash
