Recent Dyalogues in Music
Jan 2010
Is freak dancing wrong?
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CompletedUpdated on Jan 30, 2010
Aug 2009
Jennifer Hudson's debut album - Self-titled
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CompletedUpdated on Aug 26, 2009
Jun 2009
Desert Island Series: What are the five bands or performers whose discographies you would want on your desert island?
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CompletedUpdated on Jun 18, 2009If you were stranded on a desert island, which five bands or performers would you want to be able to hear? You can have the complete discography, not just one song or one album, so stay away from one hit wonders!
May 2009
U2's New Album: No Line on The Horizon
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CompletedUpdated on May 27, 2009It's been a few years of politicking and guest spots but U2 finally remembered they were a rock band and got back into the studio. Are the results worthwhile?
Is Adam Lambert the next American Idol?
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CompletedUpdated on May 04, 2009Is Eminem's Music Dated and Obsolete?
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CompletedUpdated on May 03, 2009Eminem is back from hiatus following the death of his friend and colleague Proof and the landscape of rap music has changed, but has Eminem? Has he evolved as an artist or is he giving us the same old tap dance and song that has been getting him by since 1999? Is that acceptable?
Apr 2009
Will the Susan Boyle phenomenon last?
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CompletedUpdated on Apr 25, 2009Scottish spinster Susan Boyle wowed a cynical UK audience on talent show Britain's Got Talent (and the rest of the world via a YouTube video clip). Behind a frumpy exterior, Susan boasted a bold voice, and even record producer Simon Cowell suggested that she has a bright future ahead of her. Without the tremendous sex appeal of today's pop starlets, does Susan Boyle have a future in entertainment?
Dec 2008
What's the iPod etiquette?
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CompletedUpdated on Dec 16, 2008With everyone having iPods nowadays, what's the etiquette? Are you allowed to sing along while you walk down the street? What about dancing?
Why does music effect us so much?
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CompletedUpdated on Dec 05, 2008I mean, it effects us probably more than most things. I mean it effects us like all other forms of art, yet it does it in such a different way.
I mean, hearing a tune can instantly change your mood, but it might be for just that brief moment. For that brief moment, however, you felt something you weren't feeling before the tune.
When you want to be put in another mood, you naturally put music to put you in the mood.
In fact the terms we use, bring the thunder, music soothes the savage beast, the swan song. All of it revolves around music, so it all makes me want to know, why does music effect us so? And further, why does art in general touch our souls in such ways?
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