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November 13, 2009

• 3:53 AM philippejacquet on Britney Spears reschedules at Mohegan

  if anyone is looking for britney's music videos for free,you can make a search at youtube and copy the link of the music videos and paste it here in the site, http://favoritemusicvideo.com/ with Regards

  
  

  November 4, 2009

• 4:38 AM RogerJaustin on U2 think big at Gillette Stadium

  Why would anybody say it that way, you can easily get your point across in a polite and courteous way. Lets all just get a long. ============================================== Roger wow gold

  
  

  October 28, 2009

• 2:39 PM Kids saving kids on U2 think big at Gillette Stadium

  TEEN MUSICIAN TALENT SEARCH: SAVE LIVES WITH YOUR TALENT Stop Drunk Driving Now's is currently seeking fifty talented performers and bands to appear on the "Kids Saving Kids" CD Compilation Series. If selected your music will be nationally promoted and marketed to hundreds of thousands of music fans from around the world. THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO SUBMIT YOUR MUSIC OR TO APPEAR ON THE CD!!! The Stop Drunk Driving Now National Spokesperson is Becca Levy. Becca, a thirteen year old singer songwriter from Washington D.C., says the following about her involvement.: “What better way to use my music than to save other kids lives? Drunk driving affects everyone regardless of his or her age. I hope you will join me in this fight. Together we can all make a difference.” This unique opportunity for young performers to use their songs to save lives is even more special when you consider that it is FREE for any teenager in the world to download the CD. Whenever anybody goes on the free download page they will be confronted head-on by drunk driving awareness advertising. These public service announcement-type ads have been conceived and created by students from across America. This is a first of its kind project: never before has the free digital downloading of music been used to raise awareness about the great dangers of drunk driving. "The cure for drunk driving is information,” says Becca Levy. This project is a great way to promote my music and change the world…even at my age!” To submit your music for consideration you must submit a MP3 or a WAV file of ONE of your songs. Also include your age, hometown, and YOUR PARENTS’ contact information. You can submit your music at: ksksubmit@stopddnow.com You can learn more about Becca Levy and hear her music at www.beccalevy.vom ADDITONAL REQUIREMENTS: YOU MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER YOU MUST HAVE AT LEAST ONE RECORDED ORIGINAL SONG TO SUBMIT YOU MUST WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE WITH YOUR MUSIC You can learn more about the "Kids Saving Kids" by visiting our MySpace page at www.myspace.com/ksk01 Save Lives! Promote Your Songs! Submit Your Music Today!

  
  

  August 16, 2009

• 11:19 AM TPM on Chesney's perennial appeal fills Gillette again

  How do write a review for a Sunday Night Concert on Saturday Night?

  
  

  August 9, 2009

• 10:32 AM Christopher on Khan goes for jazz to open Newport festival

  I definitley thought Chaka Khan was in her zone. She was pretty powerful for an artist that has been performing worldwide nonstop for over 30yrs. I mean really, who does that? At the same time, she was sweet, feminine, and very modest. For the people comparing her ever-changing versions to the "soundtracks", you need to stop that. Don`t forget, this is ART. It`s on purpose. She could sing the same everytime, but I think to an artist, that could border "Boring". You don`t expect a painter to make every piece exact. I think she is magnificent, and I love her "real" human quality. Go Girl. P.S. If you want to hear her sing hits like "Ain`t nobody", or "I feel for you". Go to one of her performances. This was a Jazz Concert. Keep it Lucid. Thanks

  
  

  July 22, 2009

• 12:43 PM Jaime on Elton John, Billy Joel mix it up at Gillette

  This concert was great. Contrary to what you wrote, I thought it was great when Billy Joel added a verse of "dirty water" into "River of Dreams". Everybody in the crowd loved it. I also thought it was great the way Billy Joel interacted with the crowd.

  
  

  July 21, 2009

• 12:19 PM Rick Massimo on Elton John, Billy Joel mix it up at Gillette

  Hi Mary, I'm not sure what you mean here. My best guess is that you think I brought up Billy Joel's profanity (of which there definitely was plenty) as a negative criticism of his performance, which it wasn't. Or that the amount of profanity in a show has an effect on whether I like it, which it doesn't. Let me know whether I'm missing your point here. Rick

  
  

  July 21, 2009

• 12:11 PM Mary on Elton John, Billy Joel mix it up at Gillette

  My family and I totally enjoyed this show. We were surprised at what great voices both of these musicians still had. Just to clarify, they played for 20 minutes together to start, Elton John played for 1 hr 15 mins, Billy Joel played for 1 hour, and then they finished with 30 minutes together - DEFINITELY GOT OUR MONIES WORTH. I cannot believe you gave the Green Day concert a raving review and then put that you thought Billy Joel used profanity - did you get your reviews mixed up???

  
  

  July 19, 2009

• 4:42 PM Josh on Elton John, Billy Joel mix it up at Gillette

  I was at the show on the field and love these two artists greatly... Two things to keep in mind; "It's My Life" is a Bon Jovi song, "My Life" is Billy's. "In the Middle of the Night" is a lyric from the Title song "River of Dreams". I noticed Projo made the same lyrical hiccup last year for the mohegan sun concert. Maybe next time. Otherwise, hope you enjoyed the show Mr. Massimo!

  
  

  June 9, 2009

• 2:22 PM Philotech on Coldplay? Satriani? GUNTHER!

  “Frances Limon” from Argentine rock group Los Enanitos Verdes came first, so... Satriani need to be sued. He is an attention whore trying to get publicity for hit band of washed up rockers. http://theopenend.com/2009/01/31/coldplay-vs-joe-satriani-who-owns-the-descending-melody/

  
  

  May 3, 2009

• 7:34 PM Kelly on Spears brings a spectacular Circus to Mohegan Sun

  who cares

  
  

  April 14, 2009

• 1:50 PM Metro Narcisi on Song of the Day, Bangles Day Edition

  Rick, wondering if this is something you would be interested in covering/posting: Thansk, Metro In honor of Jazz Appreciation Month (JAM) in April, the West Warwick High School Music Department will be presenting: An Evening of Jazz on Wednesday, April 29th at 6:30PM. The Concert will feature: The WWHS Jazz Ensemble "A" Band (Berklee Honorable Mention 2009) The WWHS Junior Jazz Band (with Deering MS guest performers). And special guests: The Northeast Navy Showband The Northeast Navy Showband is one of the most sought-after big bands in the Northeast. This highly polished ensemble travels extensively in support of local community and educational events such as public concerts, music clinics, and jazz festivals. The Northeast Navy Showband is comprised of five trumpets, four trombones, five saxophones, rhythm section, and vocalists. This group of talented musicians from across the country performs big band favorites by such notable artists as Buddy Rich, Maynard Ferguson, The Brecker Brothers, Glenn Miller, and more. An Evening of Jazz Wednesday, April 29th - 6:30PM WWHS Auditorium The concert is FREE and open to the public (donations are gladly accepted at the door) We hope to see you there and thank you for your support. Sincerely, Metro

  
  

  March 31, 2009

• 2:54 PM Rick Massimo on Coldplay? Satriani? GUNTHER!

  Well spotted. If I were trying to make a serious point about Gunther, it would lie in ashes.

  
  

  March 29, 2009

• 4:47 PM John on Coldplay? Satriani? GUNTHER!

  Uh, Gunther's song came out in 2006, Joe's was 2004. Nice try though.

  
  

  March 21, 2009

• 10:56 PM Christine on "That tended to understate the hugeness of the object"

  Note that the crowning insult in the Spinal Tap row (to the usurping girlfriend) was "dresses like an Australian's nightmare"! What can I say... Yours from the nadir of world fashion Ms. Evans

  
  

  March 21, 2009

• 5:21 PM Mike Penrod on John "Crawlin' Snake" Mac

  A Grand Winter Music Conference is organized by Nikki Beach Music on March 25th, 2009 from 11p.m. It is a true rendezvous for all music lovers. The Nikki Beach concept has transcended its international venues and grown into a global lifestyle company, complete with a clothing line, Endless Summers byNikki Beach—which will be launched at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival—Marketing and Public Relations Divisions, Global Sponsorships and Special Events, a music division, Nikki Beach Music, with a newly opened recording studio, a VIP Membership card and concierge program, boutique hotels & resorts and a seasonal publication, Nikki Style, covering everything jet set from fashion to travel, music and art.

  
  

  March 16, 2009

• 7:48 PM MikeW on Britney Spears reschedules at Mohegan

  Does anyone really care ??????

  
  

  March 10, 2009

• 8:20 PM DJL on Song of the Day, Weather Appropriate Edition

  I'm assuming you saw their myspace, but if not: http://www.myspace.com/bigdipperband. It does seem like "Faith Healer" was the only video, though.

  
  

  March 5, 2009

• 4:42 PM jenn kitten on John "Crawlin' Snake" Mac

  John was one of the most genuine and talented people i have ever been able to make music with and I'm glad to say I know him. And yes...he is probably playing "somewhere" and he's got everyones attention! We are all gonna miss you John! jenn

  
  

  February 25, 2009

• 7:57 PM Rachael Maciel Evitt on John "Crawlin' Snake" Mac

  Johhny was my cousin, son of my dads brother, I really wished I could have got to know him better in his musical career, we had a disconnect as we got older. I was sad to hear the news, and only wish that it could have been different, at least he is at peace, and his music will live on through his many fans!!!! Rachael Evitt