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Chris Evans interviews Rolling Stones (Part1)

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Chris Evans interviews Rolling Stones (Part1)

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This is an inteview to the Rolling Stones. Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ron Wood were interviewed by Chris Evans. They talked about the expreience of being in the band, what it is like to the band for 50 yeard and talked about some memories, too.

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Chris Evans interviews Rolling Stones (Part1)

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Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood with Alex Jones [BBC One Show]

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Prince
is back! (And all over the place)

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Prince
is back! (And all over the place)

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After an unparalleled run of pop brilliance that lasted from 1979 to 1992, we’ve learned to adjust our expectations for new Prince Albums. Best-case scenario: the music is a little freaky and the maestro isn’t being too control-freaky about it. In recent years, he’s managed to pluck nearly all of his music off YouTube, earning him a reputation for being Web-phobic and out of touch. But it’s important to remember that Prince, now 56, began experimenting with self-distribution and give-away album releases long before it was fashionable -and before it was so eagerly sponsored by titans of telecom andconsumer electronics. To celebrate the reunion, Prince has released two separate albums this week. The first is an all-over-the-place romp called “Art Official Age,” while the other, “PlectrumElectrum,” finds him marching his new band, 3rdEyeGirl through a sequence of airtight rock riffs.

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Neil Diamond Spreads Love the
Brooklyn Way

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Neil Diamond Spreads Love the
Brooklyn Way

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Neil Diamond had never played on Brooklyn before, until last night. He returned to his old neiborhood and played on Erasmus Hall High School. He put a lot of enery on the concert on the 10 songs he played. Neil was clearly in sentimental mode, telling stories about the old days and busting his arena-size moves in the high-school chapel where he used to get sent for detention.

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Spoon Offer Free 10-Inch with
Vinyl Pre-Orders of New Album

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Spoon Offer Free 10-Inch with
Vinyl Pre-Orders of New Album

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Spoon are introducing a new incentive program for vinyl lovers, offering a three-song 10-inch record on the spot for those who pre-order the band'supcoming album,They Want My Soul, at their neighborhood independent record store.

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Independent Music Labels and Young Artists Offer
Streaming, on Their Terms

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Independent Music Labels and Young Artists Offer
Streaming, on Their Terms

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The boom of services such as Pandora, Spotify and Beats Music has been negative to independent artists. Last month, Sub Pop Records, an independent label that introduced artists including Nirvana and the Shins, announced a partnership withDrip.fm, a subscription streaming and download service. Fans who sign up for the Sub Pop feed on Drip.fm will pay $10 a month in exchange for albums, singles and special exclusives from the label. Even as it does little for their earnings, indie labels see some benefits from the large streaming services, as they solve the distribution and audience access problems that have historically hindered them. But ultimately, Spotify and the other platforms that make virtually all the music in the world available don’t foster the obsessive music fan culture that nurtures indie labels.

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We chose a video of the indie rock band, The Cranberries bechause we thought that it was necessary to have some music on the project.

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The Cranberries - Zombie (Official Music Video)