June 2012
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Far out i hope they make Blackroc 2
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Blackroc
BlakRoc is what you could call a hip-hop “supergroup”, a conglomerate of New York City’s finest under (or above) the radar artists, in collaboration with indie-blues duo The Black Keys. Aside from the Keys (Dan Auerbach & Patrick Carney) themselves, BR is composed of:
-Mos Def -NOE -Q-Tip -ODB (Rest In Power) -RZA -Jim Jones -Nicole Wray -Ludacris -Billy Danze of M.O.P. -Raekwon -Pharoahe...
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AFI
I remember when these guys were good before this whole emo rock stuff came along which destroyed them. They were a pretty awesome skater punk band. I think it sucks how bands follow new sounds just because its big and popular, I guess its for the money and lets face it who doesn’t want money. But in the end i think most bands who do this just make worse music. Just thought i’d say...
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New Theme
I quite like it, besides the fact my music keeps glitching out when i scroll down and its playing. Not cool..
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Joe Purdy
If you have not heard of this guy before, you should go have a listen on youtube right now (at the bottom is a link to the youtube search Joe Purdy). He is a machine musician, releasing 10 decent studio albums in just 8 years. Thats more than most bands do in 20 years. So you will never be disappointed in having to wait 3 years for each album with this guy. He mainly has a country/folk sound to...
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The History of Bristol's Colston Hall
About the Hall 1200s - 1800s
The people of Bristol have been enjoying music at The Colston Hall for almost 140 years. In the 13th century a Carmelite Friary stood on the site of Colston Hall. It was replaced in Tudor times by a mansion known as the Great House and it is known that Queen Elizabeth I stayed at the Great House on a visit to Bristol in 1574
In 1707, Edward Colston acquired the...
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