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6 items tagged "music"
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Music: Rebel Composers on a Rock Tour of Sorts
Posted: July 3rd, 2007, 10:50pm GMT
Tags: music
The film “The End of New Music” documents a 2005 tour of rock clubs and alternative spaces by a group of composers who reject the conventions of concert halls.
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Little Rock to mark 50th anniversary of desegregation
Posted: June 20th, 2007, 5:08pm GMT
Tags: rock music
National Park Service Ranger Spirit Trickey feels a special connection when directing tourists down the sidewalk to Little Rock ...
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Music Review: A Festival With More Than Just Jam-Bands
Posted: June 18th, 2007, 12:30am GMT
Tags: music
This year two of Bonnaroo’s three headliners — Tool and the Police — came from way off the jam-band circuit. -
Music: Ryan Adams Didn’t Die. Now the Work Begins.
Posted: June 15th, 2007, 5:54pm GMT
Tags: music
Mr. Adams is in the process of shoring up a career — and a life — that he had done his best to blow up. -
Music: Christian Composer, Inspired by Allah’s 99 Names
Posted: June 15th, 2007, 1:27pm GMT
Tags: music
John Tavener remains devotedly Christian. But his mind and ears have opened out.
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LALA.com Bets Big on Free Music Streaming
Posted: June 5th, 2007, 6:19pm GMT by lrenz
Tags: music
CD-swapping service Lala.com is making a bold move this morning, opening up a revamped version of its web site built around free music streaming and a new service that lets you upload tunes to its site and access them from anywhere. If you think that sounds a lot like the old version of MP3.com, you’re on the right track. Download a plug-in and the service will scan your hard drive for music. If the tunes it finds are already on LaLa’s servers, you’ll be able to play them from anywhere right away. If not, the plug-in will upload those tracks in the background, and eventually you’ll have access to them online as well. What’s more, a nifty bit of iPod integration will let you fill up your music player directly from the web. It’s still early for the service, but I’ve tried it out and confirmed that it actually does let you stream songs it’s found in your libraries. And if LaLa has an agreement with the record label (Warner was one of the first to sign up), you can even stream songs that aren’t in your library. Things are a little slow on the new site so far, though, so I hope they get that worked out