Comments on: Google Music Trends http://www.sitelogicmarketing.com/blog/08-google-music-trends Tue, 30 Aug 2011 15:21:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Matt Bailey http://www.sitelogicmarketing.com/blog/08-google-music-trends#comment-748 Matt Bailey Fri, 18 Aug 2006 22:58:16 +0000 http://www.sitelogicmarketing.com/blog/08-google-music-trends#comment-748 Thanks for the update, Nigel ;). I think part of me wishes I had this back in the 80's rather than Lost in Space re-runs. I have, on occasion, stumbled onto some bands on MySpace (though I don't have the hours to put into it), which is how I found WolfMother - probably one of my favorite albums right now, right up there with Smell the Glove. Thanks for the update, Nigel ;) . I think part of me wishes I had this back in the 80′s rather than Lost in Space re-runs.

I have, on occasion, stumbled onto some bands on MySpace (though I don’t have the hours to put into it), which is how I found WolfMother – probably one of my favorite albums right now, right up there with Smell the Glove.

]]> By: Nigel Tufnel http://www.sitelogicmarketing.com/blog/08-google-music-trends#comment-747 Nigel Tufnel Fri, 18 Aug 2006 22:48:26 +0000 http://www.sitelogicmarketing.com/blog/08-google-music-trends#comment-747 Okay, I can see how you could probably start to feel old by not knowing what bands are out there. But even the kids have to keep up on it all the time. No, it's not you. What we do is cruise the internet, especially MySpace.com. All of the bands are there now. Just go there and look. You should get to listen immediately to some of their songs right there. As a guitar player, I am doing this about an hour a week. But I warn you. There is a lot of crap to wade through. Once in a while you will find something great. Lately I've found that in Modesto, California there is a cool little scene happening there. And I've been listening to The Ivy Lines, Solar Powered People, and The Newlyweds. All are very cool, too. But what I've found more interesting is that a mod-like scene is developing that mimicks England's 70's and 90's. The Ivy Lines will fall into that catagory. As for Google, we all know that Google is just a dum robotic system that only reacts to what comes up most. The "silent ones" that hide their names and run Google are just as dum. Rich, yes. Artistically talented? Whatever. Okay, I can see how you could probably start to feel old by not knowing what bands are out there. But even the kids have to keep up on it all the time. No, it’s not you.
What we do is cruise the internet, especially MySpace.com. All of the bands are there now. Just go there and look. You should get to listen immediately to some of their songs right there.
As a guitar player, I am doing this about an hour a week. But I warn you. There is a lot of crap to wade through. Once in a while you will find something great.
Lately I’ve found that in Modesto, California there is a cool little scene happening there. And I’ve been listening to The Ivy Lines, Solar Powered People, and The Newlyweds. All are very cool, too.
But what I’ve found more interesting is that a mod-like scene is developing that mimicks England’s 70′s and 90′s. The Ivy Lines will fall into that catagory.
As for Google, we all know that Google is just a dum robotic system that only reacts to what comes up most. The “silent ones” that hide their names and run Google are just as dum. Rich, yes. Artistically talented? Whatever.

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