From the yearly archives:

2009

“Enter Love Machine” Metallica vs. The Miracles

November 7, 2009
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This is just too much fun to not share. Never have Metal and Motown sounded so fabulous together. The Miracles’ background vocals behind in the chorus are especially funny. Enjoy this Mash-up of Metallica “Enter Sandman” and The Miracles “Love Machine” by Endless Noise.

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Literal Video Version = Hilarious Concept

June 1, 2009
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Just stumbled upon these videos today – absolutely brilliant concept by Dusto McNeato which has been picked up and carried on by many others.
Here are two of my favorites. Click to see them after the jump

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New Music Monday: Crosby Loggins…sound familiar?

June 1, 2009
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This week’s subject for New Music Monday comes with a familiar name but a deeper voice and a brand new album. Crosby Loggins, son of singer/songwriter Kenny Loggins (of solo fame and half of folk/rock duo Loggins and Messina) is releasing his first solo album titled “Time to Move” via Jive Records after his win [...]

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Latest Susan Boyle Performance Brings Back “Memories”

May 24, 2009
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Susan Boyle was at it again today with her performance of “Memories” from Cats that earned her a spot in the finals for Britain’s Got Talent. Boyle seemed much more serious and controlled this time around (if a bit nervous), perhaps because she now has something to lose, and she sang well overall and received [...]

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Gotye “Learnalilgivinanlovin”

May 18, 2009
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“Learnalilgivinanlovin” is a funky pop tune that’s an obvious throwback to ’60s Motown which is probably why I love it so much. He’s either sampling the Ronettes with the drums at the top or channeling them (and the Phil Spector “Wall of Sound”) pretty heavily and purposefully. With a driving guitar riff, blasting horns and stacked vocals this track is huge and so much fun.

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