Top 10 Records – March 21, 2011
Here are the Top 10 Records For the Week of March 14 to March 21, 2011:
1.) The Menzingers – Chamberlain Waits LP
2.) Defeater – Empty Days & Sleepless Nights
3.) Glassjaw – Worship And Tribute LP
4.) Yellowcard – When You’re Through Thinking, Say Yes LP (Exclusive)
5.) OFF – Compared to What / Rotten Apple 7″
6.) Less Than Jake – TV EP 7″
7.) Silverstein – Rescue
8.) Moving Mountains – Waves
9.) Coheed and Cambria – The Second Stage Turbine Blade
10.) The Creepshow – They All Fall Down (Picture Disc)
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SPINEFARM RECORDS To Support 'Record Store Day' With 6 Limited-Edition 7" Singles
As regular manufacturers of vinyl, Spinefarm Records are delighted to be celebrating Record Store Day on April 16, 2011 with six seven-inch singles that feature tracks from some of the their key artists. All of the singles will be strictly limited to 300 copies and will come in a Spinefarm Records house bag specifically designed for the event.
Here is the full list of releases:
Single 1:
RAMMSTEIN - "Waidmann's Heil" / "Liebe Ist Für Alle Da". Both tracks are taken from the Berlin band's current "Liebe Ist Für Alle Da" album.
Single 2:
FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH - "Falling In Hate" / "Far From Home". Both tracks are taken from the U.S. band's current "War Is The Answer" album, now approaching gold status at home.
Single 3:
CHILDREN OF BODOM / KILLING JOKE - "Northpole Throwdown" / "Fresh Fever From The Skies". The COB track is taken from the Finnish band's just-released "Relentless, Reckless Forever" album, while the KILLING JOKE track comes from their latest "Absolute Dissent" release.
Single 4:
HELLYEAH / JETTBLACK - "Pole Rider" / "When It Comes To Lovin'". The HELLYEAH track is taken from the U.S. crew's second "Stampede" album, while the JETTBLACK track is taken from the U.K. band's "Get Your Hands Dirty" debut album.
JETTBLACK will be taking time out from the recording of the follow-up to "Get Your Hands Dirty" to sign copies of the seven-inch single and play an acoustic set at The Rock Box in Camberley (Surrey, England) at 1 p.m. on April 16.
Single 5:
HELLOWEEN / APOCALYPTICA - "The Sage, The Fool, The Sinner" / "Bring Them To Light". The HELLOWEEN track is taken from their latest "7 Sinners" album, while the APOCALYPTICA track (featuring GOJIRA's Joe Duplantier on guest vocals) comes from their most recent "7th Symphony" release.
Single 6:
THE ANSWER - "Rock 'n' Roll Outlaw" / "Fooled Me" (demo). Both tracks are exclusive to this release. "Rock 'n' Roll Outlaw" is a cover of the ROSE TATTOO classic (1978), while "Fooled Me" is a demo recording of a track at one point in contention for the Irish band's third studio album, currently being mixed.
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Record Store Day Newswire: Limited Edition 7″ from the dB’s
The dB’s are releasing a limited edition 45rpm single of “Picture Sleeve” b/w “Write Back” on Record Store Day. The former is a co-written by Chris Stamey and Peter Holsapple, and the flip is Will Rigby’s first song with The dB’s. They’re from the forthcoming album—their first with the original four guys in thirty years.
The db’s will be performing on Record Store Day at Criminal Records in Atlanta, with Fan Modine.
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pitchfork.com has an indepth interview with all that is jack white, check it out, well worth reading!
Jack White Talks Third Man, White Stripes, More
Inside the Third Man Rolling Record Store, White chats about his label, music plans, collaborations with Jay-Z and Bob Dylan, and the breakup of the White Stripes
Like a new father showing off his newborn child, Jack White was all smiles as he lead me on a tour of the Third Man Rolling Record Store, his Third Man label's new vinyl-selling emporium on wheels. Making its public debut at SXSW, the Rolling Record Store was parked in a parking lot at the corner of 4th and Colorado in downtown Austin, with a line around the block to check it out.
Read more at pitchfork.com
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that's some cool cover art!
ARTIZAN: Debut Album Artwork Unveiled
Read more at Blabbermouth.com
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cool concept
Vinyl fans listen to record in silence
by Staff Reporter, South Wales Echo
THE world’s oldest record shop teamed up with a local music lover to hold a special silent event yesterday.
Spillers Records and Steve Shepherd teamed up to hold the first Real Record event in the city centre.
The event invited vinyl fans to the O’Neills pub, on Trinity Street, to listen to Captain Beefheart’s 1970 album Lick My Decals Off, Baby! and Frank Zappa’s 1969 album Hot Rats.
Mobile phones were switched off and conversation not allowed during the music.
Read More walesonline.co.uk
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a great read with some great insights from record lovers!
Young people with old souls prefer records to CDs
By LEANNE ITALIE - Associated Press
NEW YORK -- In most ways, Sarah McCarthy is your average high schooler. She has a job, college plans, but also a peculiar passion for a 16-year-old: She's a vinyl junkie.
That's right, analog. And none of that hipster new stuff or a USB-ready turntable from Urban Outfitters.
To this senior from Centreville, Md., there's nothing like the raw crackle, the depth of sound, her delicate hand on diamond-tipped stylus to spin from the dusty stash of records she found in the basement of her grandfather - yes, grandfather.
Read more: www.bnd.com
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Music Charts - March 21, 2008
USA
Albums:
1. Adele : 21
2. Marsha Ambrosius : Late Nights & Early Mornings
3. Mumford and Sons : Sigh No More
4. Justin Bieber : Never Say Never The Remixes EP
5. Various : Now 37
6. Dropkick Murphys : Going Out In Style
7. Aaron Lewis : Twon Line (EP)
8. Justin Bieber : My World 2.0
9. Bruno Mars : Doo-Wops & Holligans
10. Pink : Greatest Hits ... So Far
UK
Albums:
1. Adele : 21
2. Jessie J. : Who You Are
3. Beady Eye : Different Gear, Still Speeding
4. Adele : 19
5. Rihanna : Loud
6. Bruno Mars : Doo Wops & Hooligans
7. Clare Maguire : Light After Dark
8. Mumford and Sons : Sigh No More
9. Alexis Jordan : Alexis Jordan
10. Cee Lo Green : The Lady Killer
Europe
Albums:
1. Take That : Progress
2. Rihanna : Loud
3. Bruce Springsteen : The Promise
4. Shakira : Sale El Sol
5. Pink : Greatest Hits ... So Far
6. Bon Jovi : Greatest Hits
7. James Blunt : Some Kind Of Trouble
8. Susan Boyle : The Gift
9. Kings Of Leon : Come Around Sundown
10. JLS : Outta This World
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and in music history for today:
"God Bless America" was recorded by Kate Smith in 1939.
In 1952, the Cleveland Arena was the site of what will become recognized as the world's first major Rock 'n' Roll concert. With over 10,000 people inside and another 20,000 waiting outside, Alan Freed was set to broadcast the event 'live' over WJW radio. Paul Williams and His Hucklebuckers were playing their first song when city officials decided to shut the proceedings down, citing fire code violations. Doors and windows were smashed, a few fights broke out, but no one asked for their $1.75 admission back.
In 1964, the Beatles replaced one Billboard chart topper with another when "She Loves You" took over from "I Want To Hold Your Hand".
In 1973, the BBC banned all teenybopper acts from appearing in person on Top of the Pops after a riot following a David Cassidy performance.
In 1976, David Bowie, Iggy Pop and several others are arrested in New York and charged with possession of marijuana. there's a surprise....
In 1981, Although they had been making records for ten years, REO Speedwagon enjoyed their first taste of success when "Keep On Loving You" became the top tune in the US. The band would go on to place twelve more songs in the Top 40.
In 1984, Yoko Ono opens Strawberry Fields, an area in New York's Central Park dedicated to the memory of her late husband, John Lennon.
In 1987, 35 year-old Dean Martin Jr. of Dino, Desi and Billy, died when his F-4 Phantom fighter-jet crashed into California's San Bernardino Mountains during a snowstorm about 100 kilometers east of Los Angeles. Dino was serving in the Air National Guard at the time. He was married and divorced from ice skater Dorothy Hamill and actress Olivia Hussey.
Madonna's album "Like A Prayer" was released in 1989.
Leo Fender, the inventor of the Telecaster and Stratocaster guitars, died from Parkinson’s disease in 1991. He started mass producing solid body electric guitars in the late 1940s and when he sold his guitar company in 1965, sales were in excess of $40 million a year.
In 2002, John "Speedy" Keene, vocalist and drummer for Thunderclap Newman died at the age of 56. The band's biggest hit came in 1969 with "Something In The Air".
In 2006, three South African women won a six-year court battle giving them 25% of all past and future royalties from the song “The Lion Sleeps Tonight,” composed in 1939 by their father, Solomon Linda. A cleaner at a Johannesburg record company when he wrote it, Linda received virtually nothing for his work and died in 1962 with just $25 in his bank account. It is estimated that the song, recorded by Pete Seeger, The Karl Denver Trio (as “Wimoweh”), The Kingston Trio, The Tokens and R.E.M., had earned $15 million from its use in Disney’s The Lion King alone.
Birthday wishes to Eddie Money (1949), Roger Hodgson of Supertramp (1950) Andrew Copeland of Sister Hazel (1968)
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