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Jennifer Lopez has released a blockbuster visual for new single “In The Morning.”
Although streaming reigns supreme in the music world, the physical medium has returned with a vengeance. Vinyl record sales have been at an all-time high since the advent of the streaming age. And everyone from your younger cousin to your cool neighbor probably has, at the very least, a modest record collection. Sure, it’s way more convenient to hit play on your phone and listen to your favorite tunes, but there’s an unimpeachable charm in owning a physical version of a beloved album. So, if you’re a newbie record collector, the only question is “Where should I start?” Well, here at Cool Material, we certainly have a strong passion for crate digging. So, we decided to put together a list to get you started. This isn’t a list of obscure picks to impress your audiophile friends. These are the essentials, the records that are tried and true classics. From here, you can go down the rabbit hole searching for rarities. The albums on this list will be relatively easy to find and inexpensive.
Just the other day I was visiting an ex whom I still count as a good friend, and she showed me a tiny artifact of our relationship, in the form of a mix tape I made for her nearly 10 years ago. I immediately became both embarrassed and wistful as I studied its faded magazine-cutout cover art and hastily typed-up track listing, a veritable time capsule of indie rock and electronica circa 1998–and, more importantly, a catalog of the songs we listened to regularly when we began dating: Elliott Smith, Yo La Tengo, Cornershop, Daft Punk. Chances are, if you came of age in the ’90s and have an even glancing relationship to music, you made your fair share of mix tapes (and, later, mix CDs) for various friends and lovers. If those parties reciprocated, and if you are a pack rat, their lovingly curated compilations are probably still in storage somewhere in your home. Go dig one up. Maybe play it once or twice, if you’re feeling nostalgic (and if you still have a tape deck somewhere), and let the aforementioned wistfulness wash over you.
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This was a music video project I made of one of my favorite tracks named “Tiger Tiger” by the iconic British band Duran Duran off of their 1983 album, Seven and the Ragged Tiger. The band was well known in the early 80s as pioneers of music videos, for which they won a couple of Grammy Awards and received an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award for their efforts. This particular track is the only instrumental off of Seven and the Ragged Tiger and always struck me as one of the more evocative and atmospheric pieces they ever produced. It was always a shame that they never made, much less released, a video for it. To wit, the video I made: www.trunqd.com/post/55773 It was pulled together from various video snippets, test real footage, and “found” video from the web. Combined with a few of my own composed images and assembled into a video with FinalCut Pro and shared with other fans of Duran Duran on YouTube in the fall of 2011.
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On Sunday night, 'The Simpsons' aired an episode that was inspired by The Smiths. Shortly after the episode aired, Morrissey voiced his grievances with the show
The history of the mixtape is complex, and its definition has transformed over time. Its early presence in music conjures memories of DJs Clue and Doo Wop, who used mixtapes in the ’90s to propel rising MCs to fame through exclusive recordings—they’d compile tracks and freestyles by several artists on one album, and distribute it themselves. New York’s 50 Cent and DJ Whoo Kid helped to build the traditional mixtape model as it’s commonly understood: One artist raps and freestyles over pre-existing popular beats, and then self-releases the project.
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These days if you want to find out what your favourite artist had for lunch, you probably could, along with their star sign, favourite colour and their thoughts about pineapple on pizza. The notion that music isn’t what it once was may well be an overused platitude that’s potentially off the mark, but there is no doubting that some of the spiritual mystique surrounding it has eroded.
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In September 2005, Duran Duran reconvened to write new music for what will be called "Reportage", assisted by engineer Michael Patterson.The works took place...
he official Duran Duran video for New Moon on Monday' from 1983's SWVWN & THE RAGGED TIGER. Directed by Brian Grant.Stream Duran Duran's greatest hits here ▶...
The music video for “Coming Up” from the McCartney II album was directed by Keith McMillan and released in 1980. It has been newly remastered in HD. “Coming ...
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DETAILS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER 2001 Photo by Michael Thompson He lost the girl. He lost the rep. He almost lost his freedom. But Sean Combs remains a $250 million master of re-invention: the only playa who could jump from Timberland-rockin’ boy to polo-watching, Hamptons-hopping Gatsby. Now he’s pla
People tend to be extremely nostalgic about the music they listened to when they were young. If you were a teenager in the 1970s, chances are you will love Queen, Stevie Wonder or ABBA. And if you were young in the 1990s, Wannabe by the Spice Girls probably still gets you on the dance floor. But why is that? Do we genuinely think music from the past is better, or has it got something to do with the memories we have of that time? Our recent study, published in Music and Science, has come up with an intriguing answer.
The movies have a long history of glorious rock & roll moments. Whether the story is about gangsters, lovers, warriors or vampires, the right song can jolt an ordinary flick into something loud and wild. So behold, the 30 all-time greatest rock & roll moments in film history: from Goodfellas to Hot Tub Time Machine, from Elvis to the RZA, from Lloyd Dobler to Spinal Tap to the Dude. (We’re not talking show tunes here, so no “Let Me Entertain You” from Gypsy or “I’m Tired” from Blazing Saddles. And no TV, so apologies to Mad Men‘s “Tomorrow Never Knows” and Community‘s “Roxanne.”) These are just a few of our favorite eruptions of cinematic rockingness. Play these movies loud.
Authors Tom Beaujour and Richard Bienstock discuss their exhaustive oral history ‘Nothin’ But a Good Time’ and how hair metal’s party-hearty ethos reflects the Reagan era and still speaks to fans
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