Posted by Jonny Thu, 17 Jul 2008 18:22:00 GMT
“Oh my gosh! I didn’t know my BlackBerry could do that…” Yes, Katherine that's right.Your BlackBerry can stream your iTunes music! Just watch out for that peeping lady about to jump you.
Posted by Jonny Fri, 20 Jun 2008 17:31:00 GMT
BOO! Has anyone else noticed this? The usuage of "ghost" for band names, songs, and albums is *out of control* on the current scene. Fresh in, "Chris Martin says the new Coldplay album was influenced by ghosts". There's got to be some correlation to society for this fascination, right? anybody have insight?
Say What? Check it for yourself:
Dan Friel's EP, Ghost Town
Neutral Milk Hotel's, "Ghost"
Cut Copy's album Ghost Colours
The Black Angels' album Directions To See a Ghost
Cloud Cult single "The Ghost inside our House"
Ghostland Observatory
Stars' single "The Ghost of Genova Heights"
Band of Horses' single "Is There a Ghost"
Arthur and Yu's single "The Ghost of Old Bull Lee"
Spoon song "The Ghost Of You Lingers"
Seabear album The Ghost That Carried Us Away
Annie Lennox song "Ghosts in my Machine"
Posted by Jonny Fri, 13 Jun 2008 20:14:00 GMT
Some cool factoids:Posted by Jonny Thu, 08 May 2008 17:28:00 GMT
iTunes has found a new love. The nuTsie sideTunes beta delivers an enhanced, tailored iTunes listening experience. Just look at the features: - Serendipity Slider™ - Seemlessly mixes new, recommended songs with your iTunes. - Grab Bag - Like a song? Grab it. Listen to it again. (here's mine) - Featured playlists - iTunes top 100, Top 100 Rock songs. Guitar Hero songs. Too many to list. - Sharing - See, listen, and take what your friends are listening to.
Posted by nuTsie Guy Fri, 02 May 2008 18:23:00 GMT
Your guide to the summer's best festivals and the playlists that come with them, in no particular order. nuTsie's ode to $5 bottles of water, $10 beers and 45 minute lines for the Honey Bucket...
Bonnaroo (June 12-15 in Manchester, Tennessee)
Bumbershoot (August 30 - Sept. 1 in Seattle, WA)
Sasquatch! Festival (May 24-26 in George, WA)
Virgin Festival (June 9-10 in Baltimore, MD)
Latitude Festival (July 17-20 in Suffolk, UK)
Reading Festival (August 22-24 in Reading, UK)
Lollapalooza (August 1-3 in Chicago, IL)
Capitol Hill Block Party (July 25-26 in Seattle, WA)
Rothbury Festival (July 3-6 in Rothbury, MI)
Coachella (April 25-27 in Indio, CA)
*Leave us some comments if you have any recommendations for festivals that need playlists...otherwise enjoy!*
Posted by nuTsie Guy Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:19:00 GMT
This week in the iTunes Top 100::
Top 5 Songs:| 1 (2) | "Bleeding Love" - Leona Lewis | I have a feeling you will be hearing this song a lot in the coming months. |
| 2 (N/A) | "Lollipop (Main)" - Lil' Wayne | The self-proclaimed "Best Rapper Alive" tries to prove it by writing a rap about his favorite carnival treat. |
| 3 (12) | "Shawty Get Loose" - Lil Mama | Favorite lyric: "Been on the grind since butt-touch-potty". Wow. |
| 4 (1) | "Love In This Club" - Usher and Young Jeezy | I tried pretty hard not to like this song, but the beat gets the best of me every time. |
| 5 (3) | "No Air" - Jordin Sparks and Chris Brown | I have no problems, however, with hating this song. Too easy. |
| 2. (N/A) | "Lollipop (Main)" - Lil' Wayne | Weezy's heavily anticipated (and repeatedly delayed) release of "Tha Carter III" releases in May, but the hype has already begun. |
| (N/A) (54) | "Shipping Up To Boston" - Dropkick Murphys | These Irish Bostonians enjoyed their (drunken) day in the sun on St. Patty's day, then slide back into sobriety, on the outside the iTunes Top 100. |
| 16. | "Roll" | Flo Rida (Feat. Sean Kingston) |
| 21. | "Going On" | Gnarles Barkley |
| 51. | "Lights Out" | Danity Kane |
| 64. | "Bad Girl" | Danity Kane (Feat. Missy Elliott) |
| 71. | "Run (I'm a Natural Disaster)" | Gnarles Barkley |
| 79. | "That's How You Know"" | Amy Adams |
| 82. | "Hollywood's Not America" | Ferras |
Posted by nuTsie Guy Mon, 17 Mar 2008 20:36:00 GMT
Danity Kane, the all-female R&B group (and "stars" of MTV's Making The Band 4), are releasing their not-so-anticipated CD "Welcome To The Dollhouse" this week.How fitting that a CD released by 5 of Diddy's personal puppets references the fact that they are, themselves, both fake and plastic.
How many times can Diddy do this, really? I realize the right answer is probably "until he stops making boatloads of money for doing it", but I am asking on behalf of people who still prefer to music they enjoy to be written by the actual artist.
Diddy's show is responsible for (besides Danity Kane) bubble-gum boy band "O-Town", dysfunctional rap group "Da Band" , "Day26" (or as I like to call them: New Edition, Jr.) and "Donnie J.", a dude so lame he makes Lance Bass look like Jean Claude Van Damme in "Lionheart".
So, Puff Daddy, go back to your matching sweatsuits with Mase, making lackluster albums under your own name, and being a sidekick for someone who is clearly more talented than you. Do whatever you want, just stop using pretty faces and the young MTV demographic to make yourself rich(er).
Posted by nuTsie Guy Fri, 14 Mar 2008 18:11:00 GMT
This week in the turbulent iTunes Top 100::
Top 5 Songs:| 1 (2) | "Love In This Club" - Usher & Young Jeezy | Early nominee for "Best Song About Having Sex In Night Club" category at next year's Grammy's. |
| 2 (13) | "Bleeding Love" - Leona Lewis | Brit songstress reaches her highest ranking yet, also needs love transfusion. |
| 3 (4) | "No Air" - Jordin Sparks and Chris Brown | Jordin's best single still sparkling with some help from the "Prince of R&B". |
| 4 (3) | "Love Song" - Sara Bareilles | Sara sticks around, using her tour and commercial as momentum |
| 5 (5) | "Low" - Flo Rida and T-Pain | Upon hearing this song for the 582nd time, I finally bought some Apple Bottom Jeans and boots with the fur. |
| 38. (N/A) | "Luxury Tax" - Rick Ross | Ross' new CD "Trilla" dropped on Tuesday, so he's back to Hustlin' in the top 100. |
Farthest Faller:
| (N/A) (76) | "How Many Words" - Blake Lewis | His guest appearance on American Idol reminded America he still existed, then they forgot again. |
Entering the iTunes Top 100 this week:
| 12. | "Shawty Get Loose" | Lil' Mama. |
| 18. | "Damaged" | Danity Kane |
| 38. | "Luxury Tax" | Rick Ross (Feat. Lil' Wayne, Young Jeezy and Trick Daddy) |
| 45. | "The Boss" | Rick Ross |
| 47. | "I'm Yours" | Jason Mraz |
| 73. | "A-Punk" | Vampire Weekend |
| 89. | "She Got It" | 2 Pistols |
Thanks for reading, until next week...
Posted by colson Thu, 13 Mar 2008 17:39:00 GMT
This week the show decided to switch things up a bit and offer its audience an ear full of the Beatles. Liked the songs you heard this week? Check out the playlist from the show. Here's how i saw it...
Girls
1) Carly- Come Together
2) Brooke- Let It Be
3) Amanda- You Can't Do That
4) Ramiele- In My Life
5) Syesha- Got to Get You Into My Life
6) Kristi- 8 Days a Week
Guys
1) David C- Eleanor Rigby
2) Chikezie- She's a Woman
3) Jason- If I Fell
4) Michael- Across the Universe
5) David A- We Can Work it Out
6) David H- I Saw Her Standing There
Who's going home tonight? My opinion would be Kristi, due to her inconsistent performances. Last week I though David A was going to win, but after two weeks of so-so performances, Carly is my new number one.
Posted by Jonny Thu, 13 Mar 2008 17:17:00 GMT
"New Releases Playlist - March 12, 2008"
Peep 'Em:
Rick Ross - Trilla - The Miami "Boss" is back with some top notch guests. ...more
Del the Funky Homosapien - Eleventh Hour - I loved Deltron 3030, Del brings it back with his unmistakable style. ...more
The Presidents of the United States of America - These Are The Good Times People - Up-beat with quirky/funny lyrics, happy stuff. ...more
JayMay - Autumn Fallin' - Folkstress of sweetness. Never heard her before, but I am now a fan, check it. ...more
DJ Craze - Fabriclive.38 - Having a party? Pop this in. Hip-Hop and Dance. ...more
Snoop Dogg - Ego Trippin - This album proves that the Doggfather went searching to find new styles of music and found some treasure. ...more
Hymns - Travel in Herds - Make sure to listen to the second track, "I Can't Be What U Want". Great song. Good album. ...more
Not so much:
Evangelista - Hello, Voyager - I really tried, but just kept waiting...for something. Abstract and experimental to the thousandth power. ...more
Randy Jackson's Music Club - Volume 1 - Terrible. ...more
