Adding to the Park’s repertoire of genuine rock memorabilia, band members also presented Hard Rock Park with their last Mellotron, a precursor to the modern synthesizer, which came to define the “Moody Blues sound.” “The original recording was a two track master. This new version will give us ultimate flexibility to place sounds in different [...]
Wait a minute. That sentence does not compute. The words “Tom Stoppard” and “sentimental” in intimate proximity? Mr. Stoppard is the intellectual magician who turns academic pursuits like philology, etymology and ontology into quicksilver theater. People don’t cry at his plays; they ponder. Yet anyone who looked hard enough could always see the fragile, [...]
Most people are familiar with Guitar Hero by now, but if you’re not then the good news is that the game is remarkably easy to pick up. The game comes bundled with a wireless guitar peripheral for a larger than normal recommended retail price. In-game, the player is presented with a vertically scrolling bar with [...]
The rock music scene is, for lack of better words, cluttered with bands trying to impersonate one another right and left these days. Whether its the ultra-big, “hard rock” of talent-less radio powerhouses like Nickelback and Hinder, or the flamboyant, “scene,” screaming and singing music like Underoath and My Chemical Romance, few bands offer [...]
The sound of “Ghosts” filled the Ballroom in the Sharwan Smith Center when the SUU Wind Symphony, the SUU Symphony Orchestra and the SUU Percussion Ensemble performed in a Halloween concert Tuesday. The SUU Wind Symphony played “Ghosts” by Stephen McNeff and “Symphony No. 1 ‘The Lord of the Rings’” by Johan de Meij. [...]
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Midway through “Rock ‘n’ Roll,” Jan, the reluctant dissident at the heart of Tom Stoppard’s new play, says, “There are no stories in Czechoslovakia. We have an arrangement with ourselves not to disturb the appearances. We aim for inertia. We mass-produce banality. We’ve had no history since ‘68, only pseudo-history.” Having left his native [...]
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The newspaper said doctors had warned her that a world tour could seriously harm her health and quoted Minogue as saying: The tour is not going to happen, it is far too soon. I can’t do it next year. It kind of breaks my heart because that is what I’m in this business for. [...]
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With 123 high-energy Hard Rock Cafes and eight Hotels/Casinos in 46 countries, Hard Rock International is one of the world’s most globally recognized brands. Beginning with an Eric Clapton guitar, Hard Rock owns the world’s greatest collection of music memorabilia, which is displayed at its locations around the globe. Hard Rock is also known [...]
I d like Tunesquare more if it had a recommendation feature on the Profile page. I d love to tell people what my favorites were and why without having to write yet another blog (Tunesaquare fives its users a free place to blog). I have enough blogs of my own already without adding another [...]
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Music on November 6th, 2007
Old music, like old movies and old books, allows us to travel back in time. For the listener, the experience of time travel can be especially vivid, since when a piece of old music is performed, it is literally recreated anew. Those notes you hear were scribbled just so by Beethoven (or whomever) way [...]
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