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Mike TV

Video upload sites like YouTube and Google Video are useful, but their currency is in the past. They rely on events that have already occurred, been captured, edited and prepared for the moment when it’s finally viewed. Furthermore, the viewer will most likely be someone you’ll never meet.
In many cases this will be [...]

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Feelin’ the music

Maddie feelin’ the music Originally uploaded by acousticdad
I managed to make it through two of the thousand or so cleaning tasks on my to-do list this weekend and during the process unearthed my Washburn acoustic guitar amplifier. Purchased during a time when I had more [...]

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80s Flashback Weekend

Lis and Maddie went to a music class this week which unfortunately chose this song to play during one of its most popular activities. As a result Maddie has had Buggles on the brain all week and I’ve been subjected to this bloody clip no less than a dozen times today alone.
That said, this [...]

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Via the SMH:
Dag-ometer proves it: schmaltz is out – Music – Entertainment – smh.com.au: “THERE is a reason why some people gag at Barbra Streisand songs and Barry Manilow can chase teenagers out of car parks, a Sydney academic has found.”
This ranks up there with the academic who received a research grant to study nightlife [...]

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According to CNN.com:
Traveling Wilburys CDs reissued with care – CNN.com: “LOS ANGELES, California (Reuters) — It was a rock album conceived by accident that no one knew would succeed, even though it was made by Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty.
And it was a rock album that disappeared, along with [...]

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This just in courtesy of TechCrunch:
“At their peak, rock legends “The Grateful Dead” attracted an estimated community of 40,000 self-proclaimed “Deadheads” trailing them as they toured the country. The movement had originally spawned from fans meeting at concerts and networking on mailing lists. Mailing lists turned digital with the launch of Dead.net, which will relaunch [...]

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If you had told me 6 weeks ago that my humble version of Lady Bugs Picnic would have been viewed 2,800 times with a 4.5 star rating out of 5 (19 total ratings) as of 8 May 2007 I would have said I’m glad I didn’t record this clip in my pyjamas (unlike earlier recordings) [...]

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I have nothing worthwhile to say tonight aside from the fact I’m proud I didn’t destroy another computer today and I’m looking forward to being in the Blue Mountains tomorrow.
Lest we forget why we have the day off though.
In the meantime here’s an instrumental song I recorded tonight. I’ve been [...]

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Today’s a pretty frantic day so I can’t devote much attention to this subject. However given my tremendous respect for Brian’s even-handedness and ability to avoid over-dramatisation, if he thinks this topic is significant it’s something I feel the need to both look into and pass along. Don’t take our word for it [...]

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Peasant Radio

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It’s late, but I couldn’t resist pointing you to a new site I located yesterday via TechCrunch called MediaMaster. It’s a new app on the block that lets you upload tracks or albums from your music collection (providing they aren’t protected by DRM restrictions) and stream them as a personalised radio [...]

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