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British Clubs Reject Jay-Z Appearance Fee

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2008-10-13 12:26:45 by Castina in Hip-Hop Crunch
...British city have been turning down appearances from the rap mogul because they cannot afford his fee Representatives for the star, in town to watch his NBA team, the New Jersey Nets take on Miami Heat at The O2 on Sunday night, initially wanted $50,000 for him to host a party, TheLondonPaper blog reports. Even though that figure has now gone...
 
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British Sea Power- 'Do You Like Rock Music?' Review

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2008-01-10 22:08:00 by Will in The Cold Cut
...British Sea Power. Even the band name has something totally underwhelming about it. And true to form, two albums in, the Brighton four-piece have yet to make a noticeable impact on indie (with album numero 2,'Open Season', charting at number 13). That may be all about to change, and so will their genre, from indie, to stadium rock. My...
 
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British Sea Power: 'Do You Like Rock Music?'

2008-02-28 15:35:44 by admin in blog.mp3adrenalin.com
 
British Sea Power has an unusual quirk. They are known for placing large stuffed birds on stage and wearing militaristic uniforms at their concerts. But weird idiosyncrasies aside, they are also known for being an inventive and edgy rock band, who sometimes sound a bit like Joy Division. In their new album, Do You Like Rock Music?, the Brighton...
 
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Review: British Sea Power - Do You Like Rock Music?

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2008-03-04 23:00:36 by leonardslair in The Weblog Of Leonard's Lair
...British Sea Power seem to be stretching further away from their awkward beginnings and moving effortless into anthemic territory. Do You Like Rock Music? is a logical progression from its predecessor Open Season. The former punk noises are now completely jettisoned in favour of an altogethermore comforting noise I have to say I do rather...
 
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British Light Music Discoveries

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2008-04-29 00:49:00 by Elrik Merlin in Radio Riel
...British phenomenon, referring to a popular and tuneful style of orchestral music that had its origins in the seaside bands of the 19th and early 20th century. The style peaked around the middle of the 20th century and then fell from favour: on the one hand eclipsed by rock 'n' roll (many of its exponents by this time were the leaders of the...
 
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'Like' Will Tear Us Apart - British Sea Power's 'Do You Like Rock Music?'

2008-02-11 00:08:41 by John Madden of MOG in MOG - Editor's Picks
 
British Sea Powers third album Do You Like Rock Music? is an album I very nearly bought just for the title. Id heard good things about it since its release, and whereas Id also heard good things from a few friends, I have to admit I was only vaguely aware of BSP ; Id dismissed them as just one of dozens of moody provinicial British bands, the...
 
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British Sea Power Help Save the Polar Bears

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2008-03-10 15:00:00 by Paul Thompson in Pitchfork: News
...British Sea Power now turn their gaze to the plight of the polar bear and a race to the North Pole Uh, right, naturally! Yes, British Sea Power are no longer quite so concerned about your preferred genre; they just wanna know if you can do you part to help save the polar bears. So they have designed a special t-shirt and sew-on badge , with...
 
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British Sea Power Help Save the Polar Bears

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2008-03-10 15:00:00 by Paul Thompson in Pitchfork: News
...British Sea Power now turn their gaze to the plight of the polar bear and a race to the North Pole Uh, right, naturally! Yes, British Sea Power are no longer quite so concerned about your preferred genre; they just wanna know if you can do you part to help save the polar bears. So they have designed a special t-shirt and sew-on badge , with...
 
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British Sea Power "Do You Like Rock Music?"

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2008-01-06 21:00:00 by Sonic Process in Sonic Process
...British Sea Power Album: Do You Like Rock Music Label: Rough Trade Release date: 14 January 2008 Genre: Rock Style: Indie Rock RIYL: Doves, Arcade Fire Tracklisting 01. All In It 02. Lights Out For Darker Skies 03. No Lucifer 04. Waving Flags 05. Canvey Island 06. Down On The Ground 07. A Trip Out 08. The Great Skua 09. Atom 10. No Need To...
 
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British Sea Power - Do You Like Rock Music

2008-01-30 15:33:34 by admin in blog.mp3adrenalin.com
 
...British SeaPowers third long player (Do You Like Rock Music?) hed haveresponded with a resounding Ne! He hated rock music, and pop music,and anything other than what we now call classical, but which wasprobably known to him simply as music And yet I cant help but feel, from what little I knew of him beforehis untimely descent into alcoholism...