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49 days ago by the codega

Bjorky-house vocals

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49 days ago by SimonomiS

Photos and review by Simon Thelwell The Hours is a band with a fair bit of real life experience behind them as members Antony Glenn and Martin Slattery have previously worked with artists such as Joe Strummer and Shaun Ryder and earned the approval of radio DJ Zane Lowe. They were preceded by the th ...

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52 days ago by the codega

instrumental performed by zack brough (upright bass, guitar, vocals) and chris hughes (piano) this is a dirty bare-bones version - drums and lead vox were stripped out

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62 days ago by the codega

composed and performed by chris hughes can be trimmed for :60 and :30 lengths

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63 days ago by the codega

another logonight jammy, from the san francisco sessions

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63 days ago by the codega

flies by logonight this is a rough cut from logonight’s san francisco sessions back in late 2007; several remixes are underway

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63 days ago by admin

Flies is a song that hit #17 in the UK charts back in 2004. Several remixes have been released.

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102 days ago by Jim.Withington

Anthemic, Enigmatic, Poetic, Quotidian, Specific The National’s yellow and black website The National on Hype Machine

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117 days ago by rhodri89

Some thoughts: The only track I truly love at this moment in time is the single, ‘Get On Your Boots’. I always feel slightly unsettled when I hear Bono singing about “sexy boots”. As with most U2 albums, the words, anthemic and epic can be used. The tracks Cedars Of Lebanon and Unknown Caller defini ...

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127 days ago by Joe

Monsters and Critics.com Last Gang in Town New York Times, United States From its beginnings, in the wake of punk - rock , U2 made music on a grand scale. The band’s early signature sound — Bono’s ardent Irish tenor backed by open, echoing guitar chords from the Edge and the anthemic march beats of ...