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16 hours ago ago from Rock and Metal Videos, Music News and more - NoiseCreep

Binary Code and MetalSucks Join Forces Digitally Posted on Dec 14th 2009 11:00AM by Amy Sciarretto 0 Comments Print | Email More Working with the luminaries at MetalSucks was a no-brainer for New Jersey's the Binary Code . "Those guys are the best! It helps when you have a friendly affinity, rather than a strictly professional cohesion," guitarist Jesse Zuretti told Noisecreep. "Who doesn't like working with friends?! ...

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Greatest Songs, #448: “Heroin” by The Velvet Underground

11 hours ago ago from Trading 8s

Album: The Velvet Underground & Nico ( Verve Records ) Year: 1967 Written by: Lou Reed Click here to view the embedded video.   From Rolling Stone : This seven-minute, two-chord track on the Velvet Underground 's first album spiked out its territory with lyrics about shooting up until you felt like Jesus' son. It gave the Velvets their dark image as New York decadents. speeds up and slows down, becoming a whirling spectacle ...

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Journalism’s Roving Eye , John Maxwell Hamilton (Louisiana State University Press) This history of American foreign news reporting, from its inception to the present day, chronicles the economic and technological advances that have influenced overseas coverage, as well as the personalities who shaped readers’ perceptions of the world across two centuries. In Defence of the Enlightenment , Tzvetan Todorov (Atlantic Books) In this ...

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12 hours ago ago from Right On Music

Velvet Underground reunites? Yes, as the video below reveals, three members of the legendary 1960s-70s art-rock band took part in a discussion of their legacy on stage at the New York Public Library Live From the NYPL series on Dec. 8. Of the original members, frontman Lou Reed (picture above), bassist Doug Yule, and drummer Maureen Tucker all appeared at the event which sold out in four minutes, but courtesy of ...

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