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Evidence "The Liner Notes" (feat. Aloe Blacc)
Evidence "The Liner Notes" (feat. Aloe Blacc)
track 1 form album "Cats & Dogs " Prod by Alchemist
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Evidence - Inside Cats & Dogs: The Liner Notes feat. Aloe Blacc
Evidence - Inside Cats & Dogs: The Liner Notes feat. Aloe Blacc
Buy Cats & Dogs on iTunes: bit.ly Buy Cats & Dogs on Bandcamp: bit.ly Buy Cats & Dogs CD: bit.ly Buy Cats & Dogs Vinyl: bit.ly Buy Cats & Dogs on Amazon: amzn.to Evidence gives you the story behind the first track off of Cats & Dogs, dropping 9/27! rhymesayers.com twitter.com facebook.com
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Liner Notes - Hunter Burgan Part 1
Liner Notes - Hunter Burgan Part 1
Part 1 of my interview with Hunter Burgan of AFI talking about his side project, Hunter Revenge.
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Liner Notes - Jericho
Liner Notes - Jericho
Malinda Zehner, Pilot Episode. Interview with Mark Salling* from the band Jericho. *Before he became "Puck" on "Glee"
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Sugarland's Living Liner Notes: "All We Are"
Sugarland's Living Liner Notes: "All We Are"
On Oct. 19, 2010, Sugarland released their fourth album, "The Incredible Machine." The deluxe and iTunes LP versions of the album include "Blood Love Hope Lust and Steam," a 40-minute documentary directed, produced, and shot in HD by Valarie Allyn Bienas that takes fans inside the making of the record. In addition to the documentary, Sugarland also present "Living Liner Notes," a revolutionary twist on additional album content, available *exclusively* on the "Incredible Machine" iTunes LP. For the first time ever, liner notes come to life through track-by-track video narratives of each song's recording process. Also shot by Bienas, the Living Liner Notes are the story of how "The Incredible Machine" was built, as told by the people who built it. They offer unprecedented access to Sugarland's creative heart, and redefine the ultimate iTunes LP experience.
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Trackademicks Presents The Liner Notes: "Face The Music" featuring Teedra Moses
Trackademicks Presents The Liner Notes: "Face The Music" featuring Teedra Moses
The Liner Notes: "Face The Music" featuring Teedra Moses Trackademicks brings us the latest video from his liner notes series, this time profiling State Of The Arts album-closer "FaceThe Music". Track and Teedra trade stories on how they met, the HNRL term "Champagne Soul", and their collaborative process. FREE "STATE OF THE ARTS" ALBUM DOWNLOAD: www.honorrollcrew.com bit.ly The limited edition Book/2CD Deluxe Package is available at trackademicks.bandcamp.com Directed by Rob Critical @Robwondah http
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A Date with John Waters
A Date with John Waters
John Waters reads his liner notes from his upcoming compilations "A Date with John Waters"
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A VAMPIRE'S LAMENT- Atreyu - Lyrics and liner notes
A VAMPIRE'S LAMENT- Atreyu - Lyrics and liner notes
#6 A Vampire's Lament Atreyu Suicide Notes And Butterfly Kisses Lyrics And Liner Notes
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ATREYU- LIP GLOSS AND BLACK Lyrics and liner notes
ATREYU- LIP GLOSS AND BLACK Lyrics and liner notes
#1 Atreyu- Lip Gloss And Black Lyrics (including liner notes by alex varkatzas) Suicide Notes And Butterfly Kisses Undoubtably there best song
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4/10 Tegan & Augusten - His Love @ SPIN Liner Notes, Housing Works Bookstore, New York [w/o Sara]
4/10 Tegan & Augusten - His Love @ SPIN Liner Notes, Housing Works Bookstore, New York [w/o Sara]
4/10 Tegan Quin [w/o Sara] & Augusten Burroughs - His Love @ SPIN Book Club Liner Notes, Housing Works Bookstore, New York City, New York 09/04/08
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7/10 Tegan & Augusten - Messing Up The Con + Augusten Recommends a Disturbing Book @ SPIN Liner Notes, Housing Works Bookstore [w/o Sara]
7/10 Tegan & Augusten - Messing Up The Con + Augusten Recommends a Disturbing Book @ SPIN Liner Notes, Housing Works Bookstore [w/o Sara]
7/10 Tegan Quin [w/o Sara] & Augusten Burroughs @ SPIN Book Club Liner Notes, Housing Works Bookstore, New York City, New York 09/04/08
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Classical Japanese Koto Music - Izumi-Kai Original Instrumental Group - Rokudan
Classical Japanese Koto Music - Izumi-Kai Original Instrumental Group - Rokudan
From the liner notes: "Japan owes its music, as its culture in general, to the Chinese. Not only, however, have the Japanese actively developed this heritage, but they have also preserved many elements of older Chinese music which have been lost in its home country. The music of the Japanese can be divided into main categories which correspond to the sacred and secular fields of Western music. In the former category we find: (a) Gagaku. This is the ancient Chinese temple music which was introduced into Japan around AD 600 and which marks the beginning of Japanese musical history. It is orchestral music, performed by small shawms (hichiriki), flutes (shakuhachi), mouth organs (sho), lutes (biwa), drums, and gongs. - (b) Ka(n)gura. This is the indigenous Japanese temple (Shinto) music which is used today for the most solemn worship. It originated in the 13th century when Japan became conscious of its aboriginal culture, and may well contain elements of a tradition prior to the Chinese influence. Today it is played on the koto and flutes. It is a recitative confined to a few tones. To the same category belongs the Saibara songs, autochthonous songs used at the Emperor's court and executed by a soloist, a small group of singers, together with sho, hichiriki, and fuye (flute). - (c) Halfway between sacred and secular is Nogaku, or No. This is a musical play which may be compared to the liturgical drama of the Middle Ages with which it was coincidental in rise (c. 1000-1200 <b>...</b>
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MC5 - Kick Out The Jams & Come Together - John Sinclair's Liner Notes "...Stay Alive With the MC5!"
MC5 - Kick Out The Jams & Come Together - John Sinclair's Liner Notes "...Stay Alive With the MC5!"
www.beograund.com The MC5 in their finest 1968-69. Danny Fields commenting and John Sinclair reads his liner notes from inside gate-fold of "Kick Out the Jams" album... White Panthers, Trans Love Energies, Revolution...
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5/10 Tegan & Augusten - First Time Playing "The Con" + Dark Come Soon @ SPIN Liner Notes, Housing Works Bookstore [w/o Sara]
5/10 Tegan & Augusten - First Time Playing "The Con" + Dark Come Soon @ SPIN Liner Notes, Housing Works Bookstore [w/o Sara]
Tegan talks about the first show where the girl she wrote most of the songs on "The Con" for was there... Augusten: "I love that little quivery thing you do with your voice." Tegan: "Oh that was fear." Tegan: "Sara's like, she's like the rough one... you wanna fight someone, don't fight Sara. And she's all like, 'Who fucking threw... you threw gum?? Are you serious??' and had them bring the lights up and singled the person out.... Sara LOOOVES to fight with the audience, and sometimes I have to be like, 'Enough!'" Augusten: "That's great!" Tegan: "Yeah, it's sooo great." Augusten: "She says she's like totally into punishing." Tegan: "Yeah..." Augusten: "She's alpha." Tegan: "She's very aggressive. Oh she is alpha. She's little though! She's weeny... you know? I hold back. I'd like to take her to school sometime." Augusten: "Well you will someday." Tegan: "I would." Augusten: "You'll get your chance." Tegan: "Well thank you. This is just like therapy." Tegan: "Who writes these songs?!" 5/10 Dark Come Soon - Tegan Quin [w/o Sara] & Augusten Burroughs @ SPIN Book Club Liner Notes, Housing Works Bookstore, New York City, New York 09/04/08
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Notes to Self - Yellow & Grey Remix (w Dilated Peoples)
Notes to Self - Yellow & Grey Remix (w Dilated Peoples)
NOTES TO SELF - YELLOW & GREY REMIX with DILATED PEOPLES - VIDEO NOTES TO SELF's WARNING SHOTS EP OUT NOW! FROM THE NOTES TO SELF FORTHCOMING DEBUT FULL-LENGTH RELEASE 'A SHOT IN THE DARK' on BBE RECORDS / COURSE OF STUDY OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE: NORTH AMERICA - JULY 7/09 OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE: ROW - JUNE 23/09 Produced by Bronze One for Course of Study / Notes to Self Put together by Matthew Bronson & James Reid (motioneer.ca) Shot by Liner Notes (see details below) Edited by James Reid for Motioneer (motioneer.ca) Animation sequence by Jabari Elliot / Elicser for elicser.com / Notes to Self ------------------------------------------ The Team: Notes to Self & Dilated Peoples Swamp Donkey, Rakaa, Evidence, Bronze One, Roshin, DJ Dopey & DJ Babu. Specail Brrrrapps to James Reid Liner Notes Alumnus & hardest working In-House NTS Editor (motioneer.ca) - for his dedication and loyalty - & - Jabari Elliot / Elicser (elicser.com) - for his love & continued efforts and support. and to Jason Janarious Photographer & Videographer - who really helped us shoot this last minute on the drop of a dime. Thank Yous - Support Team (Not to be Forgotten): Rayhaan Quraishi (Liner Notes) & Sean C. Benjamin Young Hart (Liner Notes) for Greenwood Yard Adam & Alain / Parishil Studio Extended Support: Patrick from What's the 411 Jay at REMG BRL's Alive & Lightskin at CHUO 89 Special acknowledgments go out to Asif Mian for his time and support - & - of course, last but note least - our official <b>...</b>
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TAI TV Episode 1 (Season 3)
TAI TV Episode 1 (Season 3)
© WMG 2008. Season 3 Episode 1- The first episode of the new season of TAI TV.
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The Lord of the Rings - The One Ring
The Lord of the Rings - The One Ring
THE PROPHECY, This is heard on the FOTR Soundtrack CDs (regular and special edition). It is not in the FOTR movie, however, and only a very short portion is heard on the CR-FOTR. The name, "The Prophecy", is found in the liner notes of the FOTR-OST and on the sheet music from musicnotes.com. The AS-FOTR does not include it in its songs listing. THE HISTORY OF THE RING THEME, a theme for The One Ring, is used "whenever the One Ring changes hands or marks significant progress in its journey". (Doug Adams, CR-FOTR liner notes, page 7) The music is light, almost lyrical, throughout FOTR and TTT. But in ROTK, the History of the Ring combines with the Evil of the Ring (Mordor/Sauron). The minor key and reedy rhaita of Sauron's theme give a more menacing tone to the History of the Ring. MORDER/SAURON aka THE EVIL OF THE RING THEME, has two names and is assigned to two categories: Mordor and The One Ring. The theme represents "the Ring's "character... (and its) effect on the world." (Doug Adams, CR--FOTR liner notes, page 29) and "the most villainous inclinations of the Ring and for Mordor itself." (Doug Adams, CR--FOTR liner notes, page 9) Since this music has been identified as Sauron's Theme from the inception of the site, I will continue to use that as the primary name. www.youtube.com THE SEDUCTION OF THE RING, a theme for The One Ring, "represents the One Ring's overwhelming allure." (Doug Adams, CR-FOTR liner notes, page 8) The theme often uses boy's voices singing lyrics <b>...</b>
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Monstrosity - Ceremonial Void
Monstrosity - Ceremonial Void
Death metal old school Ceremonial Void [Lyrics: L. Harrison; music: Monstrosity] Deranged thoughts, a twisted mind I've imagined a vision of burning Christ Arranged, pre-ordained Wisdom of the insane Infliction inherent, Life deemed estranged Reality transparent, normalcy in vain Memory converted, A ministry ingrained Tribulation for your sins, your mind is now enslaved Hateful lies known as promises brainwashed minds scarred as evidence incoherent, to realities [misspelled as "realitys" in CD liner notes] denied Frenzied thinking, delusions soon confied Fallacy enraged, by the ways of law This dominance controls with time ! Calculated doom of your impurities [misspelled as "impuritys" in CD liner notes] Saturation of this sickness A Vicious Mental Thirst ! Craving such insanity You yearn to quell this hunger Hateful lies known as promises brainwashed minds scarred as evidence Disciples, yet their minds cannot decide Inbred [misprinted as "Imbredded" in CD liner notes] by a faith that soon divides Addiction, your [=you're] engulfed, by the ways of God His dominance controls your mind ! A Vicious Mental Thirst ! Craving such insanity You yearn to quell this hunger
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American Football - I'll See You when We're Both Not so Emotional
American Football - I'll See You when We're Both Not so Emotional
Alright this was a request and this song I thought was on youtube, but last time I looked a few days ago I didn't see it. I'm sure it'll pop up again because things are like that sometimes, but this is from the American Football full length. It's such a great album! It should be mandatory listening ;) This video may seem a little odd because I mixed in a few different things/thoughts I had going here. There are a couple old pictues I used in the 'Stay Home' video, some new pics I found on the internet. I found some drawings of Mike Kinsella that I thought were cool. I did NOT draw these but whoever did you are really good! :) I also threw in a couple left over shots from my 'Five Silent Miles' shoot. Lastly, I put in a really good pic I got of the inner liner notes. Or at least I thought. I'm convinced there is no way to get a great picture of that (in a video anyway). But I just think the inner liner notes are so cool. I wish I could do them justice better. I also should get a better cd case for my cd since it is obviously cracked. Btw those weird spots on the liner notes are hard to explain, but some uhh shower gel spilled on it and since the cd was cracked it infected the liner notes lol. I should buy another cd off on interpunk while it is avail. Totally worth the money! Well that's it. Enjoy the song! Thanks for watching all my American Football videos. Mike Kinsella would be proud of ya I think. Oh yeah 'Letters and Packages' will be next probably.
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Dredg - The Ornament
Dredg - The Ornament
Liner Notes @ Housing Works with Salman Rushdie (10-1-09) Note: I don't own rights to this video.
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The Lord of the Rings - Mordor
The Lord of the Rings - Mordor
MORDER/SAURON aka THE EVIL OF THE RING THEME, has two names and is assigned to two categories: Mordor and The One Ring. The theme represents "the Ring's "character... (and its) effect on the world." (Doug Adams, CR--FOTR liner notes, page 29) and "the most villainous inclinations of the Ring and for Mordor itself." (Doug Adams, CR--FOTR liner notes, page 9) Since this music has been identified as Sauron's Theme from the inception of the site, I will continue to use that as the primary name. THE THREAT OF MORDOR , a theme for Mordor, is a danger motif used alone or as an ostinato under other music. The Threat of Mordor is blending with the rhythm of the Isengard theme to produce the Witch King of Angmar / Orcs of Mordor theme. Additionally, if one overlooks that first low note, the rhythm structure is the same as the Mordor Skip Beat. In fact, one iteration is identified in the AS-ROTK as being 'somewhere between an inverted Threat of Mordor and the Mordor Skip Beat.' The Descending Third Motif, a theme for Middle-earth in the subcategory of the Ring Quest, signals "impending doom." Like the Mordor Skip-beat and the Threat of Mordor, it is sometimes used as an ostinato, sometimes alone. It is a sequence of descending thirds that bears some resemblance to the Dies Irae. The Skip Beat Ostinato, an accompaniment for Mordor, is a three note pattern that is "used for more kinetic moments". It has multiple variations: each note pitched differently - ABC each note pitched the <b>...</b>
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Carpenters - Eve
Carpenters - Eve
In the liner notes for "From The Top," Richard explains how he and John Bettis wrote "Eve." "Eve" written in 1968, was inspired by an episode of a suspense anthology that was on TV at the time. Different stories were featured each week with a variety of guest stars. One starred Carol Lynley and was entitled "Eve." This triggered in me the opening lines both lyrically and musically, after which I completed the melody and John did likewise with the lyrics. Karen was just 19 years old when she recorded "Eve." ======================================== "Eve" was the first episode of a British suspense anthology television series called "Journey to the Unknown. The story occupies the half-world between reality and madness. It involves a department store window dresser named Albert Baker, who has fallen in love with a store-window mannequin. To Albert, "Eve" is a real person, but his love is threatened when she is doomed to be destroyed with other discarded mannequins. Was "Eve" ever anything but a store mannequin? Or did she really come to life for Albert? I used to have the entire episode which I posted on YouTube. Unfortunately, my computer crashed and I lost everything. I think I may have saved it to compact disc, but I've search stacks and stacks of CDs here, and haven't found it yet, but I'm still hoping it'll turn up one day.
