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Mariah Carey sure gave "Good Morning America's host Lara Spencer a scare this morning. The bubblicious diva who opened "Good Morning America" Summer Concert Series with a bang - by removing her shoes on stage, by dropping several F-bombs and by having a live and direct wardrobe malfunction. Carey who was dressed in a body Mariah Carey Good Morning America 2013 Performance: '#Beautiful,' 'We Belong Together' (Watch) is a post from: RnB Music Blog Read MoreBlog: RnB Music BlogRelated: Dragonette Reveals Bodyparts Album Cover, Performs On Good Morning AmericaMariah Careys Performance Of #Beautiful On Good Morning America Is A Flawless Mess: WatchVideo: Mariah Carey Rocks Good Morning America With A Wardrobe Malfunction And MiguelAshanti Good Morning America Performance: The Woman You Love & I Have NothingTamar Braxton Good Morning America Performance: Love and War

The Chicago Tribune has hopped the sob story bandwagon alongside the LA Times , throwing more criticism at the controversial Pasquale Rotella and his Electric Daisy Carnival massive. From humble beginnings in 1997 based in Southern California, Rotella has built a veritable empire with Insomniac events, EDC being just one of the many.Ever since 2009 it's been taking American cities by storm - from New York to Orlando, Puerto Rico, Dallas, Denver, to Los Angeles (which we all know is Read MoreBlog: Stoney RoadsRelated: Chris Brown Catches Heat From Miranda Lambert At Amherst ConcertGTA: Bringing The Heat From MiamiWhaddup! Today I deliver to you new heat from a Californian...This Just In: A Package from Common Wall MediaWin a pair of tickets to EDC Las Vegas from the Bingo Players

Converge @ 'Decibel' party in Philly, January 2013 (more by Shaun Regan) today in NYC * Gaucho @ Joe's Pub * Nervo @ Pacha NYC * Cumbiagra @ Barbes * Macy Gray @ City Winery * Greg Proops @ The Bell House * Wayne Horvitz: Duets @ The Stone * The Denzels, Neighbors @ Glasslands * Kurt Rosenwinkel @ Le Poisson Rouge * Scott Kettner's Orgy In Rhythm @ Barbes * Japanese Guy, XA @ Secret Project Robot * Monocle, Liam Singer, Grg Ptrsn @ Union Hall * Michael Scott, Ryan Hobler, Ellis @ Cake Shop * Var, Pharmakon, DJ Antony Naples @ The Rink * Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers @ Beacon Theater * Born Loose, Birds of Avalon, Snails @ Union Pool * Conspiracy of Beards, Tall Tall Trees @ Cloud City * JD Samson (of Le Tigre), Average Jo (DJ) @ Littlefield * The Gaslight Anthem, The Hold Steady @ The Stone Pony * The Austerity Program, Nonagon, Risk/Reward @ Don Pedro * Scratch Massive, MR NO, M/O/S/E/S, Cezaire (DJ) @ Glasslands * Benoit and Sergio, Dave Harrington, Justin Strauss @ Cameo Gallery * Claire's Diary, The Tablets, Tiny Tusks, Bad Behavior @ The Acheron * Purmamarca, All the Parts of the Buffalo, Wild Leaves @ The Rock Shop * Banquets, Signals Midwest, Nightmares For A Week, Crimes @ Maxwell's * Converge, Meek is Murder, Trench Foot, Dead Serious @ Saint Vitus Bar * denitia and sene, Pegasus Warning, Tamara Davidson @ Cameo Gallery * Guerilla Toss, Ed Schrader's Music Beat, Skimask, Saralee @ Death By Audio * Lemuria, Bridge and Tunnel, Jeff Rosenstock, Warm Slow Death @ Shea Stadium * Celestial Shore, Weed Hounds, Potty Mouth, Slime Boyz, Brown Bread @ Big Snow * Wayne Horvitz and the Royal Room Collective Music Ensemble, Doug Wieselman @ The Stone * Honor By August, Stone Cold Fox, These Animals, White Lace, Flashlights @ Mercury Lounge * The Motor Tom, The Rabbit and The Hare, The Bonesetters, Cheerleader, Kevin McWha Steele @ Pianos * Amanda Palmer, Mina Caputo, Abel Ferrara, Spanking Charlene, Beautiful Small Machines @ Bowery Ballroom * Aaron Dilloway, Clang Quartet, Gerritt Wittmer, Pod Blotz, Peter J. Woods, Plague Mother, Maria Chavez, Isa Christ @ Silent Barn * James Murphy, Shit Robot, The Crystal Ark, Pat Mahoney, Nancy Whang, Tim Sweeney, Yacht, The Rapture (DJ), Prinzhorn Dance School, Planningtorock, Larry Gus, Dan Bodan, Black Dice, Still Going, Marcus Marr @ Grand Prospect Hall If you're going to tonight's DFA 12th Anniversary Party at Grand Prospect Hall, here's some stuff you might want to know: Doors and music starts promptly at 9 PM; no backpacks and no re-entry; bar works via drink tickets which are purchased cash only; and the event is 21+. Follow @BrooklynVegan on Twitter. Follow @bvChicago for just Chicago stuff. Also follow @bvAustin for just Austin stuff. Be our friend on Facebook too, and BV Austin's friend on Facebook and BV Chicago's friend on Facebook. Follow BrooklynVegan on instagram. What else Continue reading "What's going on Saturday?" at brooklynvegan

The scenery behind my friends and I as we rapped.

Preparing to make some noise.

Here's ANOTHER Band I Never Really Listened To...Seen the Name Around and All, But Never tried Them Out!Know Not The First Thing About Them... (Too Late & Too Tired To Do "The Homework," As Buck Said!)They got a Hard Rockin' Sound (To Me, Similar to a Band like Little Caesar, Hard Rockin' But with Some Nice Melody to go Along with it!) that sounds good to the ears!The Originals are really good and the Beatles Cover at the Close is Great!Super Excellent FM Radio Broadcast Sound, even at 128 kbps mp3...Recorded at Milwaukee's Summerfest '93! If you're Lookin' for somethin' New (Well, Old Really!) or Somethin' You've Not Experienced - I suggest givin' this Band a Try! (Unless, of course, I'm The ONLY One That Didn't Know About Them!?!)Enuff Z'Nuff-Milwaukee 93http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/54621449/file.html

Grammy Award winner Hank Williams Jr. is gearing to launch a 2013 summer tour in celebration of his latest album, Old School, New Rules. Cities among the concert lineup include Detroit, Orlando, Atlantic City, Biloxi and many more. Known for his powerfully charged performances and trademark style, Hank will take the stage with a string of hits along with new tunes that showcase his distinctive vocals and extraordinary musicianship. “I always have fun playing shows. I love to get out in front of my loyal fans and making my mark on this great country,” says Hank Williams Jr. Hits for the country superstar include “Family Tradition”, “Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound”, “Old Habits”, “All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight,” “A Country Boy Can Survive” and “Red, White & Pink-Slip Blues” and more. As a multi-instrumentalist, Williams’ masterful playing skills include guitar, upright bass, fiddle, steel guitar, banjo, piano, harmonica, drums. Known as driving force in the music industry, Williams continues to be empowered by loyalty to his homeland and remains committed to songs that are patriotic and sung from the heart. 2013 Hank Williams Jr. Tour Schedule 06/08 Morton, MN- Jackpot Junction Casino 06/21 Alpharetta, GA- Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre 06/28 Detroit, MI- The Fox Theatre 06/29 Kettering, OH- Fraze Pavilion 07/12 Pensacola, FL- Pensacola Civic Center 07/13 Orlando, FL- UCF Arena 07/19 Atlantic City, NJ- Caesars Circus Maximus Theatre 07/20 Fredericksburg, VA- Job.com Pavilion 07/26 Southhaven, MS- Snowden Gove Park 07/27 Guthrie Center, IA- Guthrie’s River Ruckus 08/17 Tower, MN- Fortune Bay Resort Casino 08/24 Beaumont, TX- Lamar University 08/31 Portsmouth, VA- Ntelos Wireless Pavilion 09/01 Cherokee, NC- Harrah’s Cherokee 09/06 Concho, OK- Lucky Star Casino 09/07 Newkirk, OK- First Council Casino 09/13 Bossier City, LA- Horseshoe Casino & Hotel 09/14 Biloxi, MS- IP Casino Resort and Spa For more information, please visit hankjr.com. The post Hank Williams Jr. Kicking Off Summer With ‘Old School, New Rules’ Tour appeared first on Country Music Is Love.

Video: Has-Lo "Hindsight" (prod. Apollo Brown) Courtesy Mello Music Group. One of our favorite East Coast emcees Has-Lo, has a new video remix utilizing new footage, new filters, and new angles for the Apollo Brown remixed version of the song Limit, now titled Hindsight. The new version from Apollo is a striped down and haunting affair that puts Has' man on the edge lyrical display in focus.

Memphis is known for its distinctive blues sound and its fiery soul music, and, of course, as the place where Elvis Presley first put rock & roll on the commercial map and the world’s radar. This fun and fascinating collection sheds light on another part of Memphis’ musical heritage, the seldom-heard psychedelic garage bands from Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi who tracked there in the late ’60s and early ’70s. Every region in the U.S. had bands like the ones presented here, but what makes these rare tracks a little different is the clarity and professionalism of the actual recordings. Memphis had a well-established studio system by then, and there were young producers and engineers like Jim Dickinson and James Parks working at these studios who knew what to do with fringe… 320 kbps | 189 MB | UL | CL | MC ** FLAC …rock bands. Nothing here was anything more than maybe a regional hit and nothing here changed the course of rock & roll any, but these are fun, clear, and intriguing productions. Among the highlights are the Honey Jug’s echoing, cavernous-on-cough-syrup-sounding version of the Yardbirds’ “For Your Love,” the Wallabys’ sitar-filled “Holy Days,” an almost prog rock take on the Beatles’ “Ticket to Ride” by Mother Roses, and the Goatdancers’ “We’re in Town,” a bit of sunshine pop gone weird. Then there’s a live “Flying Horse of Louisiana” from a band called the Knowbody Else — who became Black Oak Arkansas a little farther on down the road. 1. Sealing Smoke – Rubber Rapper [04:29] 2. Honey Jug – For Your Love [02:49] 3. The Changin’ Tymes – Blue Music Box [02:09] 4. The Knowbody Else – Secret Storm [03:06] 5. Triple X – Spare Me [03:36] 6. The Wallabys – Holy Days [02:28] 7. Greg McCarley – Shoo Shoo Shoo Fly [04:11] 8. The Changin’ Tymes – Hark the Child [05:31] 9. The Poor Little Rich Kids – Come On Along and Dream [03:01] 10. The Goatdancers – Eat Me Alive [02:33] 11. Greg McCarley – Crazy Man’s Woman [03:48] 12. Judy Bramley – Deja Vu [02:48] 13. The Knowbody Else – Free Singer’s Island [02:18] 14. The Wallabys – Feeling High [03:16] 15. Triple X – Rockin’ in the Same Old Boat [04:25] 16. The Poor Little Rich Kids – I Need Love [02:36] 17. Mother Roses – Ticket to Ride (Not On Contract) [04:46] 18. David Mitchell – Ogden [02:55] 19. Greg McCarley – If You’re Thinking [02:09] 20. The Wallabys – Old Man [02:27] 21. The Goatdancers – We’re in Town [02:54] 22. 1st Century – Dancing Girl [02:11] 23. The Knowbody Else – Flying Horse of Louisiana (Live) [06:05] 24. The Goatdancers – Goatdancers Ad [01:00]

Los Angeles-based rock band Cobalt Cranes deal in shades of602s garage punk, 902s shoegaze, and dusty psych rock. Also relying heavily on the California desert hard rock of the 702s, Tim Foley and Kate Betuel have been writing and recording together since the two met in LA over five years ago. They began recording demos in Foley's apartment and soon had enough material for their first EP In Media Rez . Pulling together a live band in 2009, Foley and Betuel set outon several southwest and pacific northwest tours and began a run of small label cassettes and 73's Read MoreBlog: Beats Per MinuteRelated: Ears Wide Open: Cobalt CranesTonight in L.A.: James Levy & the Blood Red Rose, Ours, Muse, the Cold & Lovely, FIDLAR, Pentatonix, Wayne Kramer, Xu Xu Fang, Cobalt CranesRad Post Rock from Cobalt CranesCobalt Cranes ShakeCobalt Cranes: Salvation