Saturday, May 03, 2003

The Real RIAA (and other True Crime Stories). Letters [The Register] Some letters of outrage about the RIAA's current practices. 1:01:55 PM    comment []

I have worn out the "Evanesence" CD since purchasing it last weekend. Love it. It's way produced, and I don't seem to mind. What I can't figure out is why the record company spent so much money on production of a first albumn for a band. Is it possible that someone pulled their head out of the sand and recognized the talent and invested in it? I like to think of them as hard rock, but even my wife likes it so I'll have to back off that categorization for now. 12:22:26 PM    comment []

Friday, May 02, 2003

Brave New World. This article in Wired reminded me of our own MP3 Piranha:A little application that lets you create a digital music library on your desktop from the CD covers on Amazon.com -- that would be cool. It's happening, it all depends on XML and, so far, it's legal. [CapeBlog] The wired article is really interesting.  A little sneak preview of some of the new breed of Internet applications and platforms.  I'm going to have to seek out and download the Clutter application they mention. CapeScience's MP3 Piranha sounds interesting, too.  7:48:50 AM    comment []

Wednesday, April 23, 2003

Evanescence "Bring Me to Life" Awesome song.  Is this a revival of rock drama?  8:48:35 AM    comment []

Tuesday, April 22, 2003

Just heard Jesse Cook jamming out some awesome instrumental guitar on Radio Paradise.  The song was called Virtue. 12:46:56 PM    comment []

Young Dubliners sound cool.  I'd like to hear more from them. 11:39:26 AM    comment []

Nik Kershaw Just heard a cool song by this guy, but didn't catch the title.  He's got a really cool website.  Been listening to Radio Paradise this morning. 11:22:57 AM    comment []

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