New Release Tuesdays
New releases to spend that twenty bucks you saved this weekend by not buying the final round of shots...
Coldplay "X & Y". I've listened to most of the album this morning over a pot of coffee and it's sonically their best. Less classic Colplay piano sounds and more rock tempo songs. And their tour this summer...Tickets went on sale last Saturday for the Tweeter Center. I got my tickets. Did you? I have a feeling their tour will be a highlight of the summer months considering everyone is comparing them to U2. Being a slightly huge U2 fan the comparison was inevitable. No one is remotely close to U2 in terms of popularity and worldwide reach. Coldplay is showing the promise as the next arena rock band for the 21st Century.
The White Stripes, "Get Behind Me Satan". Jack and Meg White. The duo that continues to streth rock around their fingers and somehow make it a spectacle. So far listening to the album it will be a good addition to my pre-game ritual for Ultimate Frisbee tonight. On a side note, I'm still trying to figure out Jack White's new circus ringmaster look.
Stripes: Special Edition DVD. During the early pinnacle of Bill Murray's career. Just a brilliant movie with some of the classic lines in movies.
Coldplay "X & Y". I've listened to most of the album this morning over a pot of coffee and it's sonically their best. Less classic Colplay piano sounds and more rock tempo songs. And their tour this summer...Tickets went on sale last Saturday for the Tweeter Center. I got my tickets. Did you? I have a feeling their tour will be a highlight of the summer months considering everyone is comparing them to U2. Being a slightly huge U2 fan the comparison was inevitable. No one is remotely close to U2 in terms of popularity and worldwide reach. Coldplay is showing the promise as the next arena rock band for the 21st Century.
The White Stripes, "Get Behind Me Satan". Jack and Meg White. The duo that continues to streth rock around their fingers and somehow make it a spectacle. So far listening to the album it will be a good addition to my pre-game ritual for Ultimate Frisbee tonight. On a side note, I'm still trying to figure out Jack White's new circus ringmaster look.
Stripes: Special Edition DVD. During the early pinnacle of Bill Murray's career. Just a brilliant movie with some of the classic lines in movies.
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