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Ghost Town by Cheap Trick Ranked 4.60 / 5 | 5 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (04:12) Submitted By: MyPlay Tags: Rock Cheap Trick Legacy Recordings Ghost Town Categories: Music & Dance

The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is 45 kilometres (28 miles) and reaches a height of 14,000 feet. It normally takes 4 days but I did it about 6 hours. Thanks to Skittles!

Author: mcci Added: Tue, 18 Aug 2009 05:52:47 -0800 Duration: 0The name says it all. Rock Stars, Cars & Guitars 2 at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan gives you an all-access glimpse into the lives of your favorite rockers - and their rides.

Author: mcci Added: Tue, 18 Aug 2009 05:52:47 -0800 Duration: 0The name says it all. Rock Stars, Cars & Guitars 2 at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan gives you an all-access glimpse into the lives of your favorite rockers - and their rides.

The name says it all. Rock Stars, Cars & Guitars 2 at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan gives you an all-access glimpse into the lives of your favorite rockers - and their rides.

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The name says it all. Rock Stars, Cars & Guitars 2 at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan gives you an all-access glimpse into the lives of your favorite rockers - and their rides.

Filed under: Concerts and Tours, News During Tinted Windows' Washington, D.C. appearance at the Black Cat Tuesday night, a stranger wandered across the stage holding a small camera. The interloper was carefully documenting the group as they performed 'Back With You,' off their self-titled debut album. The band members didn't blink an eye, which made only slightly more sense when bassist Adam Schlesinger announced, "Mr. Quentin Tarantino, ladies and gentleman!" Apparently this was no random stage crasher, nor was it actually Tarantino. "We're making a video and our video budget is zero," continued Schlesinger. "So our guitar tech doubles as our director."

Karaoke Night. Some people love it. Some people hate it. Some people sing. Some people make fun of the people who sing. ___ ___ ___ It makes me think of that time, Mary-Lynn, when you were still in radio and we ended up at Karaoke Night with one of my favorite bands of all time, Cheap Trick. ___ ___ Yeah, I had interviewed Rick Nielsen, their lead guitarist, on my show that day. He arranged for backstage passes which was awesome. After the concert, they invited us back to the hotel bar to hang out. ___ ___ It just happened to be Karaoke Night. A woman attempted, and I m being generous here, to sing Pat Benatar s Hit Me with Your Best Shot. Robin Zander, Cheap Trick s lead singer, made a face I ll never forget. ___ ___ I kept hoping someone would sing one of their songs, but that never happened. It was still a fun night! ___ Enough about karaoke. That s just one half of the topics for today s post. We talk to a lot of people about social media. A lot of people in the bricks-and-mortar world are trying to get it. And like a lot of things that are new, it seems complex. So let s see if we can take away some of that complexity by comparing Karaoke Night to social media. We ll look at three things we need to make a successful Karaoke Night and apply those to social media. It comes down to 3 P s: Place With karaoke, we usually think of a bar or a coffee shop. Someone has to organize it and promote it. In social media, the place may be a blog or a site like Facebook or Twitter. They organize and promote their place so people will come there and hang out for awhile. People Karaoke wouldn t be much fun if there was no one there. It s the people that make it interesting. Similarly, Facebook and Twitter are great places to be because there are so many people there. Performers If no one ever sang, how much fun would karaoke be? It s fun because of the variety of talents and interests displayed. You learn about people by the songs they choose to sing. In social media, everybody can be a performer. Of course, there s the blogger or podcaster. There are people who leave comments; they re performing, too. Every tweet in Twitter or status update on Facebook is just like singing a song at Karaoke Night. They re both networking Karaoke and social media both bring people together with something in common. They both allow people to show off their talents and interests. They both allow you to meet new people. They re both an opportunity to share experiences and build relationships. If you pick the right song when you karaoke, everybody will sing along. If you share something people find intriguing or useful, they ll share it too. Do it enough and you might just become a celebrity with your own group of fans! Can you think of other ways that karaoke is like social media? Share that by leaving a comment below, calling us at 888.455.BIGG (2444) or e-mailing us at bigginfo@biggsuccess.com. To connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, etc. visit our About Page. Thanks so much for reading our post today. ___ Get the tips and tools you need to be a BIGG success. Subscribe to the Bigg Success Weekly it s FREE! ___ We re going to continue talking about social media tomorrow. We ll look at some new research to discover if social networking can help you live longer. Until then, here s to your bigg success! Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success feed. Direct link to The Bigg Success Show audio file: http://media.libsyn.com/media/biggsuccess/00449-073009.mp3 Related posts Apologies - The Good Social Networking - The Line Between Work and Play Merge Your Networking Worlds (Image in today s post by fensterbme,CC 2.0)

There are a few advantages to being a Canadian: we've got great beer, not to mention we've got that whole free healthcare thing going on. But if I had to choose one reason why I love my country, it would be that CBC made sure that I got to see Nelvana's Rock & Rule the way it was meant to be. Rock & Rule was the story of a fading rock god by the name of Mok (who's a little bit Bowie and a little bit Iggy) with an apocalyptic plan for immortality. His diabolical scheme consists of unleashing a demon by finding the perfect voice, and where might that voice be? Well, that's where a down-on-their-luck band headed by two young lovers by the names of Angel and Omar come in. The film nearly bankrupted Nelvana and in order to get the film into US theaters, MGM/UA demanded script changes and different voice actors. But that's what you get for messing with perfection, because the film never found an audience stateside after being released under the unfortunate name, Ring of Power. Luckily the movie has found a cult following over the years and you can now find the original version on DVD. After the jump: my favorite song from Rock & Rule and another Nelvana classic, The Devil and Daniel Mouse...Filed under: Animation, Music & Musicals, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, MGM, United Artists, Fandom, Scenes We LoveContinue reading Scenes We Love: Rock & Rule Permalink | Email this | Comments

this week we start off with the NEW Cheap Trick Album Track by Track Review, llistener voice mail and emails, and music from GirlSchool, The DollyRots, Hurts to Laugh, Wheels on Fire, The PayBacks, Hicoids, Jay Reatard, Candy Now!, Lions, and More

Music Mill SOURCE episode #T38 featuring Chantal from the 98.5 Mixfest Boston, MA, Paula Cole, Duncan Sheik, Cheap Trick interviews from the KISS 108 FM concert Boston, MA. Show #T38 is from the Music Mill SOURCE local music television Classic Series.*IMPORTANT NOTE: Each episode of the Music Mill SOURCE is labeled with a numeric volume #. Because the first two minutes of each show uses similar appearing starting intro's, you must wait for the intro to complete before different episode content will begin. Each episode is completely different, and is denoted by it's unique sequential episode volume number. The online version is a transcoded version of the show just as it has appeared on TV stations in New England.Over 650,000 cable television subscribers in New England, and now online viewers get Music Mill SOURCE local music television which is partially produced at the facilities of the Music Mill rehearsal space studio complex for bands and musicians serving Massachusetts and New Hampshire.Music Mill is a trademark/servicemark registered with the United States of America, the states of Massachusetts and New Hampshire.