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| Cincy Groove Magazine |
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Posted by: cincygroove - 07-02-2008, 19:20 - Forum: Please Introduce Yourself
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Hello, my name is Scott Preston. I am the editor for Cincy Groove Magazine. We cover the
Cincinnati music scene and the surrounding region (OH, KY, IN). Coverage include local,
regional, and national touring bands. We have music streaming 24 hours a day in our Audio
lounge, video vault, interviews, cd/show reviews, photos, message board, contests, and many
more exciting things to come
Recent additions include an interview with Lee Rocker (from The Stray Cats), Dave Katz
(from ekoostik hookah) and I Just completed an interview with legendary blues artist Robert
Cray, which will be posted very soon.
Cincy Groove Magazine
http://www.cincygroove.com
Scott Preston
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| Drumattica |
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Posted by: TheKnowingDirge - 07-02-2008, 18:30 - Forum: Electronic/Ambient/Techno/House
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Electro tribal rock, anyone? If you were preparing your iPod for a trip to the rainforest in the company of Kate Bush, the Pet Shop Boys and Marc Almond, you might want to include a few tracks on there by Drumattica. Dark synth lines topped with the interplay of male/female vocals and a dose of lyrical sassitude should be enough to keep even the most complainey of 80's pop icons from whining too much about the mosquitoes.
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| What do you play? |
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Posted by: ambernector - 06-02-2008, 17:59 - Forum: Musicians Forum
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Please share what instruments you play or played and to what level you achieved?
I used to play the Double Bass, and achieved Grade 5 standard in the UK. I played for many youth orchestras including the London Schools Concert Orchestra.
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| Battle of the music genres |
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Posted by: samantha - 06-02-2008, 17:37 - Forum: Off Topic Chat
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Being such a wide range of musical genre's that are available to discuss on Music Discussion, then lets see who likes what the most. Please vote your favourite genre and then post any comments for choosing it.
Sorry if I missed any important genre.
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| Worst album owned? |
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Posted by: Syn - 06-02-2008, 15:27 - Forum: Rock/Classic Rock/Prog Rock/Blues
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Hi
was it a present? was it a bad recomendation?, what is the worst album you have received/bought:question:
Mine are:
Tool - 10,000, recomended, really not my sort of music, wasted good money on it
Lost Prophets - Liberation transmition, Words fail me
Syn (James)
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| Zulu Kangaroo helps fans discover new indie music |
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Posted by: zulukangaroo - 06-02-2008, 03:17 - Forum: Alternative
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Zulu Kangaroo is a site that helps fans find new music on CD Baby. If you're familiar with Pandora - it's a similar concept using the available tracks on CD Baby as content. You simply provide the style and/or genre you want to listen to, and Zulu Kangaroo plays a continuous stream of indie music from CD Baby. When you hear a track you like, you simply click-thru to buy the music from CD Baby.
Check it out here:
http://www.zulukangaroo.com
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| Opeth Reveal New Album Title And More |
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Posted by: TheKnowingDirge - 05-02-2008, 18:33 - Forum: Rock/Classic Rock/Prog Rock/Blues
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"Swedish progressive metal titans Opeth, often credited as being forward thinkers who are a genre of one, are proud to announce Watershed as the title of their forthcoming album, due out on Roadrunner Records on June 2nd, 2008. The album, recorded in the band's native Sweden and produced by frontman/guitarist Mikael Akerfeldt and Jens Bogren, is a masterwork that follows the time-honored Opeth tradition; its modern yet timeless, progressive yet paying homage to the sounds of classic rock. Watershed is truly one of those special records that cycles through a variety of moods, speeds and textures, complete with lots of subtleties and nuances of sound. Because of its expansive scope, Watershed is destined to land the album atop many "Best Of" lists. Album opener 'Coil' is a gorgeous acoustic number, featuring local folk vocalist Nathalie Lorichs, while 'Heir Apparent' will knock listeners unconscious with its blunt force metal. Always one to defy the rules, Opeth posits sung vocals over artillery-like blast beats on 'The Lotus Eater', cementing their reputation as innovators and redefiners.
Watershed combines elements of modern metal, prog rock, free jazz and hints of European folk music, all of which come together for a seamless, unique collection of songs that will leave an indelible mark upon all who listen. Watershed is the first Opeth release to feature new guitarist Fredrik Akesson and drummer Martin Axenrot and is the band's second effort for Roadrunner Records. Watershed is the eagerly awaited follow up to 2005's critically acclaimed Ghost Reveries. The complete track listing is as follows: 'Coil', 'Heir Apparent', 'The Lotus Eater', 'Burden', 'Porcelain Heart', 'Hessian Peel' and 'Hex Omega'."
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