Thursday, May 31, 2012

Connecting Through Popular Karaoke Songs

Popular karaoke songs may appear to be a random indulgence for pleasure, but it has also been said to improve your mental and physical health. Studies have commented on the advantages of music therapy, which stimulates brain activity. Listening to music with a fast tempo, you grow more alert and your concentration levels rise. Slower music, on the other hand, will help you relax and do away with feelings of stress, depression and anxiety. A Professor from Japan, Takeshi Tanigawa specifically studied the effect of regular karaoke sessions on patients and found that they were slightly less prone to heart disease and strokes.

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Tuesday, May 29, 2012

4 Easy Tips To Help You Promote Your Music

Having your own recording studio is a wonderful thing, it gives you freedom of musical exploration and creativity and there are no expensive fees involved like there would be if you were recording at a big major studio - it is completely yours. However the equipment that you buy is very important, this can really determine whether the sounds you are creating actually sound good or not on other systems. This is where some important decisions come into play on what your budget is and how big you actually want the studio itself, because home studios don't have...

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Monday, May 28, 2012

Elvis Presley Movies Elvis: A Generous Heart

If you are a retro speaker enthusiast, chances are you have heard of the Large Advent Speaker, but have you ever heard of the Smaller Advent Speaker? For audiophiles looking for that classic uncolored Advent sound without the huge footprint of the large advent speaker, the smaller advent speaker was the perfect solution. It reallt is a testament to the smaller advent speaker that even today, a pair of these bought in 1972 holds up against the current speaker technology of the day.

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Sunday, May 27, 2012

Simon Cowell Says He Was Only Protecting Cheryl Cole By Axing Her From The X Factor

Yesterday we learned officially that Cheryl Cole will NOT be judging the US version of The X Factor and will be replaced by former Pussycat Dolls frontwoman Nicole Scherzinger. Today we are hearing from Simon Cowell, the man in charge, about the decision to axe Cheryl from the show. Simon is apologizing for the “anguish [...]

On Wednesday, the entertainment news program Entertainment Tonight will air a feature on Britney Spears filmed during private rehearsals for her upcoming The Femme Fatale Tour, set to kick off in Sacramento, CA in mere days. The ET feature will show footage of Britney rehearsing as well as a sit down interview with the Femme Fatale herself. Last night, ET aired a preview trailer for Wednesday’s feature … which you can watch in full below.




This ET feature will give us our first look at Britney‘s stage and will tease some of the songs that she is rehearsing for the tour (you will note that I’m A Slave 4 U is one of the songs she rehearses in this preview clip). Make sure y’all tune into to Entertainment Tonight Wednesday to see this Britney feature. It sounds like it will be the first of many tour features to air on ET leading up to the tour kickoff in Sacramento. Woot!!



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Saturday, May 26, 2012

Arts and Entertainment:Music from EzineArticles.com

If you cannot get enough of singing popular karaoke songs, you might consider bringing the attributes of your hobby home with you to enjoy any time you want. It is easier than you might think. A variety of options exist that lets you take your love for karaoke home and share it with your nearest and dearest.

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Thursday, May 24, 2012

Brooklyn Beckham Puts The Moves On A Young Girl

Brooklyn Joseph Beckham, the eldest child of David and Victoria Beckham, was lookin’ all nice and cozy with a female friend at the LA Galaxy soccer match at the Home Depot Center last night. Brooklyn and his ladyfriend Megan Ramsey (daughter of celebrity chef and Beckham family BFF Gordon Ramsey) appeared to make the most [...]

I after falling in LOVE with X-Men: First Class yesterday evening, I made my way out to The Roxy on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, CA to see KidneyThieves in concert. Back in my goth/industrial phase, I was a big fan of the band’s debut album Trickster. Their song Feathers is still one of my all-time fave songs from my club days. I had never seen the band live before so, last night was my first chance to do so.




All in all the show was pretty good … but I did learn that I am not the same person that I was back in 1998. While I still love all that industrial dance/goth pop music, I think I’m far too old for the scene anymore. All the kids were still wearing fishnetting, electrical tape and pleather clothing … which made me feel totally out of place. Yes, I used to rock that same stuff in my youth but I don’t any longer. I think it’s awesome that the scene is still going strong and a new generation of industrial goths are flourishing. As for the show, KidneyThieves put on a great concert … but I was totally bummed out that they didn’t play Feathers ;( The show was kinda short but I honestly didn’t mind. They didn’t take the stage until 11pm and my old ass didn’t need to be out at all hours of the night ;) ‘Twas a fun show, I’m glad I went.


Tonight, David and I are planning to head downtown to help our dear friend Eileen celebrate her birthday today! That should be a blast. Happy Saturday.




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Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Jazz Music: A Quick Lesson on Its Roots

The term "electronic keyboard" refers to any instrument that produces sound by the pressing or striking of keys, and uses electricity, in some way, to facilitate the creation of that sound. The use of an electronic keyboard to produce music follows an inevitable evolutionary line from the very first musical keyboard instruments, the pipe organ, clavichord, and harpsichord.

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