Check it out, the trailer for Cameron Crowe’s Pearl Jam Twenty documentary. More words and details from Paste Magazine HERE.
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Music Monday: Brett Dennen – “Comeback Kid (That’s My Dog)” Official Video
25 JulMusic Monday and what better than Brett Dennen’s new video for “Comeback Kid (That’s My Dog)” shot at the home of his favorite baseball team, the Oakland A’s as well as from shows on tour this summer!
Want to know more about Dennen’s love for the A’s and why it was shot at Oakland Coliseum? Click HERE and read my friend Alyssa’s piece on ESPN.com Page 2. And if you don’t have Dennen’s new album Loverboy, go get it now!
“Comeback Kid (That’s My Dog)” Official Music Video from Brett Dennen on Vimeo.
Madeon – Pop Culture Live Mash-up
19 JulIn May I was enamored with Madeon’s remix of Deadmau5’s “Raise Your Weapon” and now the 17 year old has me in awe again. Check this video out and you’ll understand why.
Video: Foster The People – “Helena Beat”
18 JulCheck it out, the new Foster The People video for “Helena Beat” which premiered today. The video which was described by the band as “a post-apocalyptic, ‘Lord of the Flies’ meets ‘Mad Max,'” was directed by Ace Norton.
Video: Pink Floyd Reunite at Roger Waters Show in London
12 MayI remember reading a recent article in Rolling Stone with Roger Waters and talking about the possibility of getting the band back together and well, it happened tonight in London (only the second time in 30 years!)! Via Rolling Stone read THIS and watch below where David Gilmour joined Roger Waters on stage to perform “Comfortably Numb.” Nick Mason and Gilmour joined Waters for the finale.
Revisited: Coachella 2011 via @IMWITHTHEDEEJAY
22 AprIt’s a great day as a good friend of mine and fellow music lover, Angela (@IMWITHTHEDEEJAY), becomes the first guest blogger on Do You Hear The Music and shares her first Coachella experience in words and video. Angela has one of the coolest blogs I’ve come across and always has fun, interesting and inspiring posts as well as the latest and greatest from DJ Vice. Check out the below and then visit her blog and follow her on Twitter.
Coachella 2011.
I’m no stranger to packed crowds, pounding beats and rhythmic drum patterns and quite candidly house music, nightlife and large crowds make me feel at home; so much so it’s why I started my blog, rightfully titled: IMWITHTHEDEEJAY. No further explanation needed.
Going to Coachella for the first time alongside DJ VICE proved to me that this festival truly has something for everyone. I was quite surprised just how many DJ sets were scheduled during the weekend line-up and thus spent a lot of time checking them out.
What impressed me the most about Coachella was the variety of music ranging from indie, house and dub step to R&B and hip-hop. I learned about some new artists, such as Leftfield, while also appreciating artists I was already familiar with even more after hearing their songs live combined with their stage presence (Chromeo, The Strokes, Cut Copy).
Here is a short video I put together to share some of the highlights on my experience and exactly why I plan to go back every year. Enjoy.
My Best and Worst of Coachella 2011
best surprise moment : Usher & Paul McCartney on stage during AfroJack’s house set
worst moment : the moment I felt the urge to pee & knew I was going to hold it ALL night! Yuck on portable bathrooms.
best performance to dance to : Cut Copy & Chromeo
best performance to jump for : AfroJack
best performance overall : Kanye West
best songs: “Original” Leftfield, “Needy Girl” Chromeo, Swedish House Mafia “Save the World”
most overused house song : “Awooga” Calvin Harris
most disappointing performance : Tinie Tempah
best fashion piece I saw : crochet white fringe vest with white glowsticks tied to each piece.
worst fashion: going barefoot
best overall: the great choice in music – you can’t even manage to hear everyone you would like to because there are so many stages & performances.
worst overall: DUST = allergies, scratchy eyes, watery nose and a layer of film all over you.
Don’t bring next year: Any “professional” DSLR camera – they won’t let you in with it.
Pack next year : bandana & anything glow in the dark!
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