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7 hours ago ago from Evening Hymns
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4 hours ago ago from Mellow
Did i tell how much i like the new video of Tokio Hotel? World behind my wall is definitly one of the best songs of the album, no kidding. Also i kind of thought i would be dissapointed again just like with Automatic -Don't like the vid.- But it's so much better, can't compare it. Check it out if you haven't yet. Great job boys!
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15 hours ago ago from CKTK
Four score and seven years ago, it was 1922. And while the Roaring '20s were the first great height of leisure time in the US, it was hard to discover music independently without going to ballroom dances every night. Some flappers dancing to the new Al Jolson hit, Toot, Toot, Tootsie (Goo' Bye!) Fast forward from the Jazz Age to the Digital Age, and it seems as if everyone is a producer. Indeed, the cast of NPR's All Songs ...
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5/5 STARS - After the turmoils of ups and downs Led Zeppelin have finally arrived to their final destination! This album is a personal favorite of mine. Pretty much the whole first part is flawless. The second part shifts the album into lower gear while still maintaining the high song quality. This is probably the only time I actually enjoy the blues songs at the end of this mighty record because the tracks flow so naturally in the context of ...
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It seemed like the albums never stopped coming in 2009. Quality albums, life affirming albums--albums that reminded me why I decided to make music my life all those years ago, because music makes me: so many things. There is rarely a moment when music is not somewhere playing in my life, whether in the yoga studio teaching, on my numerous daily subway rides, or here, at my home office, typing the day away. And for those brief hours of silence ...
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