It wasn’t all that hard to find, but I bet a lot of people will be looking for the song from the Google Nexus S video since they don’t credit it in the video or on the YouTube page. (And since my wife is a French teacher, I thought maybe I could help other French [...]
Tagged Allo Allo, Google, Les Sans Culottes, Music, Nexus S, YouTubeI already learned about 16 years ago that I’ll pretty much buy any album if it’s only $4. In that time, the price of a standard album was anywhere from $18 all the way down to free. But now it seems to be settling ever and ever closer to the $4 price point at which [...]
Tagged Brandon Flowers, Kanye West, MusicJustin Timberlake stops by the Jimmy Fallon Show (or whatever its called) to rock a hip-hop medley with Jimmy and the Roots. Awesome.
Tagged Jimmy Fallon, Justin Timberlake, MusicIn this inaugural (and hopefully not singular) edition of Follow Friday, Pigeons and Planes provides us with a song called Cameras by Matt and Kim. Why should you follow (nee “Subscribe To”) Pigeons and Planes? Because the lead blogger Confusion provides just enough detail about the musical artists and doesn’t throw too much crap in [...]
Tagged Follow Friday, Matt and Kim, Music, Pigeons and PlansFirst: I Was A Lala User Second: Why Do Good Companies Ruin Startups? I Was A Lala User I’ll give Apple credit for giving a month of advance notice, but on the other hand (that first part was the first hand), why are they shutting down Lala before they launch iTunes.com? I must conclude that [...]
Tagged Apple, iTunes, iTunes.com, Lala.com, Music, ReadWriteWeb, TechCrunchAccording to MacDailyNews: “Apple Inc. acquired online music company Lala Media Inc., possibly signaling an expansion of the computer giant’s music strategy,” Ethan Smith and Yukari Iwatani Kane report for The Wall Street Journal. Terms of the deal were not available, but there’s this: “One person with knowledge of the deal, but who was not [...]
Tagged Apple, Lala.com, Mortal Kombat, Music