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preview: The Genius Of The Crowd, by Esther Burns

they will hate you and their hatred will be perfect like a shining diamond like a knife like a mountain like a tiger like hemlock their finest art --Charles Bukowski, "The Genius Of The Crowd" That about sums it up, no? The new...

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mp3 The Tallest Man On Earth – “1904″

Kristian Matsson is a machine for churning out high quality folk music year after year. It fees like only yesterday that his 2010 release The Wild Hunt came out but that may be because we...

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Video Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros – “Man On Fire”

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros made their way back to play Letterman last week with a rousing sing-a-long to "Man On Fire". The track will be featured on Here, the band's upcoming part 1...

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video:“Caro Capitano” by Monti Fiori

Nothing would please me more than to be known as The Girl Who Likes Italian Party Bands From Israel. Let’s put that on today’s personal FB timeline: May 12, 2012 - the day Desiree...

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stream: Death Dreams, by PS I Love You

Lots (and lots and lots and lots) of acclaim for the new PS I Love You. It comes as no surprise: the last we heard from them was the "Subdivisions" rescore, of which we...

"please stop reading and throw 'plainsong' from 'disintigration' into your speakers. if you don’t have it, download it. and you know what? just get all of disintegration if you don’t have it and let it play… you’ll thank me, it’s one of the best records in the world."

by Fred
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The Cure will reissue their timeless 1989 gothic masterpiece Disintegration on May 25. Across the pond? The day before.

Included therein, this previously-unreleased track — among many others, apparently — “Delirious Night.” It is nice work, a better cut than, say, “Homesick” or “untitled,” but it simply wouldn’t have fit. Disintegration remains as one of the most cohesive works of the decade: a project in every sense of the word. But this fact puts a reissue under some pretty heavy scrutiny.

So while the present correspondent takes no umbrage with a musician trying to earn a living, even a bit crassly, he doesn’t have to recommend you part with your hard-earned, either.

Listen to the track just below. And find source of the title quote, here.

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