World Series: battle of the titans.
Ill State of Mind
Empire State of Mind
World Series: battle of the titans.
Ill State of Mind
Empire State of Mind
The perfect pastiche of pop past and present. Just a little pick me up for you Thursday afternoon.
“I Got More Than A Feeling” – Boston vs. Black Eyed Peas by Mad Mix Mustang.
The original queen of blackout is back in the zone and out of control. I don’t know if it’s the new “Womanizer,” but it’s pretty catchy, the bridge is a strangely reminiscent of every Cascada song ever made, and the bass is infectious. If parents thought that “If You Seek Amy” was controversial, I’m sure that the PTA will love this gem.

Keeping it classy since 1981.
*If this video is taken down briefly, you can also catch a clip of the song on Perez Hilton’s website.
Don’t pretend you aren’t excited for Where the Wild Things Are.
Arcade Fire – Wake Up is the music in the trailer. The movie hits theaters October 16th.
Between Kanye’s interruption of Taylor Swift’s Best Female Video acceptance speech, Janet’s MJ Tribute, premieres of the Fame Music Video, “Twilight”’s Extended Trailer, “This is It“, Michael Jackson’s unseen rehearsal footage doc, Lady Gaga’s suicidal performance and the ever obnoxious Russel Brand (no one wants to get in those pants mate), MTV’s 2009 VMAs was full of excitement. My favorite part bar none though was the finale duet by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys (minus Lil Mama…). Empire State of Mind is an infectious surefire hit blending rap, RnB, and classical music flawlessly. I’m not big into rap, but this song is seriously smooth.
“Her Morning Elegance” by Oren Lavie is the coolest video I’ve seen since OK Go’s “Here it Goes Again.” Lavie is a 33 year old singer/director from Tel Aviv. He released The Opposite Side of the Sea, his first album stateside in March 2009. He is by no means well known, but “Her Morning Elegance” has received almost 7 million hits on YouTube. Lavie’s music is mellow without sounding like elevator music or overly Jack Johnson-y; he has a unique perspective. The song is wonderful, but the animation is the real stand out. The Israeli made video was shot all stills – roughly 3225 still photos for the entire video, using one camera, hanging from the ceiling for the main body of the movie.
I’m huge fan of The Script. Catch them on tour with Parachute this summer. Although I’m still obsessed with “The Man Who Can’t Be Moved,” I also really like “We Cry” (below). The Irish band uniquely blends jazz, r & b, and rock with smooth vocals.
Parachute/The Script Tour Schedule:
Jul 30 2009 @ 7:00P
The Crocodile Seattle, Washington
Aug 2 2009 @ 8:00P
Epicentre San Diego, California
Aug 5 2009 @ 8:00P
El Rey Los Angeles, California
Aug 7 2009 @ 8:00P
Fubar St. Louis, Missouri
Aug 8 2009 @ 8:00P
Triple Rock [SOLD OUT] Minneapolis, Minnesota
Aug 9 2009 @ 8:00P
Park West (moved from Martyr’s) Chicago, Illinois
Aug 11 2009 @ 8:00P
World Cafe Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Aug 12 2009 @ 8:00P
Paradise Rock Club Boston, Massachusetts
Aug 13 2009 @ 8:00P
Webster Hall w/ The Script New York, New York
Aug 16 2009 @ 8:00P
Cat’s Cradle w/ The Script Carborro, North Carolina
Aug 17 2009 @ 8:00P
Rock ’n Roll Hotel w/ The Script Washington DC, Washington DC
Get tickets at Ticketmaster