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Song by Alan Jackson & George Strait; referring to the new sound of pop-like country music by almost all new country artists. Many fans of original country music agree that pop country isn't true to traditional country, and shouldn't be considered true country music.
Randy: Did you hear Carrie Underwood's new song?
George: YES, talk about murder on music row! I can't even hear a fiddle play...
A musical that gets more attention than it deserves.
Bob: I like Broadway shows
Fred: OMG! Me too! Have you seen Wicked the musical?!?!?!?!?
Bob: (Walks away)
Fred: (yelling to Bob) OK! Don't forget to IM me at ElphabaFan21986499870972158720650210985
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A really cool used CD store in Santa Barbara. You can get a napoleon dynamite-style mixtape for 99 cents there.
let's go down to morning glory music and get some kick-ass underground mixtapes.
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A director hired mainly for his vision and ability to place and execute stunning visual images, stories and actions into the short time frame of a song. Usually considered as short films lead by musical tracks rather than dialogue.
Hype Williams, X, Director Hugo V, Spike Jonez are a few examples of some of the most notable music video directors.
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The almost factual, totally sound belief that the shit we call music today is nothing but bear scat. Britney Spears, Shakira, and all the other dimiwtted pop divas suck monkeys. Just about all modern American rap IS crap. Even most modern rock sucks monkeys (I don't want to mention any names-Creed, Panic at the Disco, etc.)
Today's music sucks. Drop that stoner shit and listen to classic rock, roots reggae, or some other form of good music.
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A type of house music that ranges from 130 to 140 bpm. It's greatly influenced by Baltimore Club music as well as the offspring Jersey Club Music. Philly Club doesn't only consist of remixes of ALL genres of music, but from any source that can make a sound; commercials, movies, acts of nature, etc. A Philly Club remix is described by producer DJ Sega, also the founder of this club sound, as not only music but an experience as a whole. Philly Club is also known in Philadelphia as "Party Music".
Philly Club is not only music made for the club atmosphere. Some remixes are purely produced to be listened to amongst a few friends at a time; comedy songs.
Alicia: "I love this song!!! Got you, Got you all up in check!!! Got you, Got you all up in check!!! It's so hype!!!!"
Sandra: "I love this song too. But he's saying, 'Got you, Got you all in check' It's actually a remix of Woo Hah by Busta Rhymes that DJ Sega did."
Alicia: "Oh, for real?"
Sandra: "Yea. One of my favorites is "Lotto Numbers"
Alicia: "Oh! I heard that one!!! That's the one with Day Day from Next Friday right?"
Sandra: "Yeah, but it's from the movie 'All About The Benjamins'. It's so hilarious!!"
Alicia: "Where can I get that song?"
Sandra: "It's somewhere on the net. I think I downloaded it from a program. But I'll send it to you"
Alicia: "Cool. Let me finish Wu-Tangin to this crazy track!!! Woo Hah!!!!"
Sandra: "I just LOVE Philly Club Music!!!!!"
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A universal music channel that vastly plays popular music from the USA. The interesting part is the global music, the short bits on the artists and condensed culture shows.
I personally don't care for repetitive popular american music so it's refreshing to listen to music I've not heard before. Life before imf consisted of ignorance to the evident tasteless music of South Africa. Worth checking out for cultural diversity.
International music feed usually shows a mindless rap song followed by euormusic.
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