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Ich wollte schon immer mal wenigstens zwei bemerkenswerte Musik-Blogs empfehlen.



1. Da gibt es einen Blogger, der über ein unglaubliches Archiv von Soundboard- and FM Live-recordings verfügen muss: Er stellt täglich ein Rock-Konzert vor, das an diesem Tag vor x Jahren stattgefunden hat.
Heute zB die Aufnahmen, die David Bowie am 30.05.1978 in Bremen für den Musikladen gemacht hat:
Soundboard Recording
01. Warsaw
02. Beauty And Beast
03. Heroes
04. Stay
05. Jean Genie
06. TVC 15
07. Arabama Song
08. Rebel Rebel

Gestern Eric Clapton - 1998-05-29 - Anaheim, CA und vorgestern Elton John - 1979-05-28 - Moscow, Russia ...
Sehr empfehlenswert: So Many Roads To Ease My Soul




2. WogBlog is a blog about all things Beatle. There will be news if we find them attractive, there will also be articles and features about solo- and Beatles activities and projects ...
Heute dort: Six days ago, without any fanfare, The Beatles published eighteen "preview videos" on YouTube, taken from last November's release of the 1 and 1+ video collection. The lengths of the video previews vary from 33 seconds to 47 seconds. Perhaps the publication was done to include the videos on a promotional page, pages over at the Beatles.com website or it may have been done to celebrate that the video collection just won an award.


View on YouTube
Sehr empfehlenswert für Beatles-Afficionados und für die Allgemeinbildung.

Mehrfach empfohlen habe ich bereits:
- Mange mes disques !
- Zero G Sound
- ManyFantasticColors
- Allerlei Buntes aus Deutschland
Unglaublich, was diese Archäologen ausgraben!
Was Sie mit den Download-Links machen, ist Ihre Sache.
The music on these blogs is intended to promote artists and labels and eventually to save the sound for future listening. It is made out of passion, without any commercial purpose. It aims to be a resource and research tool for the exploration of music as a part of cultural and social history, as a form of critique and celebration.
If you like the music, go try and buy the original if available. Support the artists, visit their concerts or do anything else to support cultural activities.