Paying Guests

The moment you hear about a film that has a title which goes as Paying Guests and stars a bunch of youngsters creating some ‘dhamaal’, you know that it is going to be a full on fun ride all the way. For a movie like this, a score isn’t really required to stand out per se. It has to primarily complement the narrative of the film and be a spicy ingredient to the scheme of things. With Sajid-Wajid at the helm of affairs, you know that there would at least be a tune or two that would definitely make

Music Review: Mandy Moore more grown-up on ‘Amanda Leigh,’ but needs to grow more (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
Sure, Mandy Moore has grown up. She’s 25, married to singer-songwriter Ryan Adams and pushing past the teen-pop territory of her younger days, as she did on 2007′s decidedly adult “Wild Hope.”

Music Review: Sarah Reeves – Sweet Sweet Sound
With a growing number of aspiring artists releasing debut albums into the praise and worship market each year, it takes something special to make listeners sit up and take notice. Nineteen-year-old Sarah Reeves has that something special in spades. Her debut album Sweet Sweet Sound – an EP consisting of seven relatively short tracks – cuts to the quick with clear vocals replete with longing and musical back-up featuring consistently strong piano parts through a selection of styles.

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Black Eyed Peas – I’mma Be (full) – listen “I’mma Be” is the follow-up single for the Black Eyed Peas latest album, The E.N.D. , which is set to drop this summer on June 9th. Their current single, “Boom Boom Pow” is doing well on the airwaves. I’m glad that BEP is back, making good dance music, but I was really looking forward to Fergie giving us a second solo studio album. Lloyd – I Don’t Wanna Be That (full) – listen Lots of Lloyd material has been leaking as of late. He didn’t

TMR Music Review: Chickenfoot
What the hell is Chickenfoot you may ask? This is Heavy Metal’s new super group with Sammy Hagar (Montrose, Van Halen) on vocals, Joe Satriani on guitar, Michael Anthony (Van Halen) on bass and Chad Smith (The Red Hot Chili Peppers) on drums. Sounds like really good Van Halen but with great drumming and a guitarist that didn’t stop innovating 20 years ago. Joe Satriani sounds so much better with a full band. I have only heard a sampling but this is the best stuff I have heard in a long time,

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Brunt of It – Certain Uncertainty (CD)
Mix a little Misfits, Vandals, Rancid and more together and individuals will get an idea of what Brunt of It! sounds like; there’s a little ska influence thrown it at the margins, but by and large this is a hard-nosed punk band through and through. Where there is probably no better entrance into the CD than “Blinded”, ‘Daddy’s Little Boy” seems to be a little embarrassing for the band. Brunt of It! has more than enough talent, but this is restrained heavily by the desire to put a specific messag

Music Review: Manson a bit brighter, but still low (AP via Yahoo! News)
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Music Review: Method Man & Redman’s CD is shaky (AP via Yahoo! News)
Method Man and Redman, “Blackout! 2″ (Def Jam)

The Bronx – Bats! (CD)
Pretty much the only straight-forward punk band that I’ve had a chance to review for ‘Sup, The Bronx play a form of punk that is heavily influenced by the late eighties California hardcore scene. Blasting through three songs in less than eight minutes, the picture EP begins with the utterly forgettable title track, Bats! Minor amounts of melody rear their tiny heads during their “You Want to See Us Burn”, which Matt screams out in a vocal mode not unlike that of Marco from Raised Fist. The third