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Ive frequented some of the celebrity boutiques in LA - never saw anything near the prices in NY. Most Ive ever spent was 50 bucks. I usually spend around ten

Spanish Girl, 9, Wins Europe Song Contest Mon Nov 22, 7:48 AM ET Entertainment - AP Music By The Associated Press LILLEHAMMER, Norway - A nine-year-old Spanish girl won the second annual Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Nine-year-old Maria Isabel won the top prize Saturday with her song "Antes Muerta Que Sencilla" ("I'd Rather Be Dead than Plain"), an ode to good clothes, good times and standing tall in the face of criticism by others. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...inner&e=8&ncid=

We all know what Method does when his internet goes down http://www.beatking.com/forums/index.php?showuser=32

Music Industry Is Trying Out Digital-Only Releases By JEFF LEEDS Published: November 22, 2004 ..this week, the Shazam and seven other relatively unknown acts will get a shot at the kind of exposure that only the major record labels can provide, after being recruited for an experiment by Universal Music Group. Universal, which like other record companies has heavily relied on profits from sales of CD's, has signed the artists to a digital-only label. Starting Tuesday, it will release songs through services like iTunes from Apple Computer, Rhapsody from RealNetworksand MSN Music from Microsoft, http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/22/business...22music.html?hp

VOLUME ONE -- For the past 11 years, KCRW's innovative music programs have presented live on-air performances several times a week from the station's performance studio. The variety of musicians who have performed reflect the wide ranging styles and genres that make up KCRW's eclectic music programs. R.E.M., Tom Waits, Rickie Lee Jones, Charlie Haden, Liz Phair, The Drummers of Burundi and PJ Harvey have all performed live in recent years. Fortunately, all of the performances are recorded for posterity directly to two track tape, so these on-air moments are preserved in their live and unpolished state. The musicians all perform together in one room, and the atmosphere in the studio is casual and loose. The spontaneity and energy contained in many of these performances is often unmatched by heavily produced commercial recordings. In 1994, KCRW produced Rare on Air, Volume One (Mammoth Records MR0074-2) which brought together 16 memorable takes from the KCRW live performance archives. The album was produced by "Morning Becomes Eclectic" host Chris Douridas and KCRWProduction Director Bob Carlson. http://www.kcrw.com/music/rare/raremain.html TRACKS Prelude: Leonard Cohen Poem/ Tori Amos Silent All These Years John Cale Cordoba Peter Himmelman Always in Disguise Evan Dando w/ Juliana Hatfield My Drug Buddy Michael Penn Coal X Arms for Hostages Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds God's Hotel Los Lobos Peace Lindsey Buckingham Never Going Back Again Mark Isham The Moderns Brendan Perry The Captive Heart Natalie Merchant How You've Grown Lucinda Williams Which Will David Wilcox Chet Baker's Unsung Swan Song

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/21/fashion/21HAIR.html

Paul McCartney to headline halftime show Nov. 22, 2004 | JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Paul McCartney will headline the Super Bowl halftime show on Feb. 6 as the NFL goes mainstream after the controversy over last February's show. "There's nothing bigger then being asked to perform at the Super Bowl," McCartney said. "We're looking forward to rocking the millions at home and in the stadium." Read more here: http://www.salon.com/ent/wire/2004/11/22/m...tney/index.html

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Nightflight - Christian Buehner - From The Voyage Beyond CD on the Allegiance/Beyond Label

More Time - Leslie Ritter (In the Silence CD - Hudson Valley label)

I may have one today lol

Jake sounds like a pansy and an asshole. Here's to Damian r.i.p.

Maybe. But what do I know - if a moron can be President, then band members can practice medicine

Nope.

Disgusting. :reallymad: Even more disgusting. :reallymad: This right wing party doesnt even show its respects to a man who spent over a quarter of a century in Congress. They have no class - no sense of civility. And in terms of values - they have none. All they care about is money, power. I've never seen so many hypocrites. Fuck em - they dont represent the best interests of the country, they don't represent me, and they never will.

I boycotted Wendy's for years because of the owner's conservative politics. But after Dave died, i checked them out--Wendy's makes better burgers these days then MacDonalds or Burger King...

We didnt have a dress code when I was growing up: I dont think it would have gone over well because we were too wasted I dont think they knew quite what to do with us. The principal had a heart attack on the second day of classes in our intermediate school--and when it came time for senior year, the new principal told us that we were the worst class to ever go through the school system We thought that was a badge of honor

The interesting thing is that the companies arent really all American owned... Vivendi, Sony, BMG - when did they become American?

They should hire us on a consulting basis - a lot of experts here in this community

Couldnt post a WMV file today - it's only 1.8mb. Any ideas why?

May the Lord pray for you during this troubling time for you :nope:

Recording Cos. Sue 761 for Music Swapping Nov 19, 11:44 AM (ET) LOS ANGELES (AP) - The recording industry has filed copyright infringement lawsuits against 761 computer users, the latest round of litigation in the record companies' effort to stamp out unauthorized trading of music online. http://apnews.myway.com/article/20041119/D86F26380.html

Dad apologizes for poisoned cake at school - - - - - - - - - - - - Bernard McGhee Nov. 19, 2004 | ATLANTA (AP) -- The father of one of two 13-year-old girls accused of serving poisoned cake to about a dozen students said Thursday he and his daughter were sorry it happened. "It was a horrible prank that went too far and a lot of people have suffered,'' the father told The Associated Press. The man asked that he not be identified by name to protect his daughter. ...Lab tests showed the icing contained, bleach, clay and hot-pepper sauce, police said. Twelve students, mostly seventh-graders, were treated and released. http://www.salon.com/news/wire/2004/11/19/cake/index.html

Indie' Record Labels Say Big Firms Stifle Industry Thu Nov 18,11:02 AM ET By Mike Collett-White LONDON (Reuters) - When the curtain goes up on MTV's Europe Awards in Rome on Thursday, only one of 11 performers will be signed to an independent record label. And at European pop music's annual showcase event, the majority of acts will be from the United States. The independent record industry says the business has been taken over by four mega-companies that are helping to entrench American cultural "hegemony" across the music world. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...independents_dc

Worse yet is to take pictures all day and realize there is no film