pile of crap far better than school of rock with jack black, personally
i dont think much wrong transpires from green's edgy teaching tactics
or motivation technique or whatever. you'd understand if you've been
bored your arses out of quiet teachers. this way the kids get ambitious
and individualist and are less prone to wanking. plus it shields them
against winding up as drugged up commercial trash.

http://imdb.com/title/tt0436727/

http://www.metacritic.com/film/titles/rockschool?q=rock%%20school

here, read the comments at metacritic and make your mind up. and on a
sidenote, nothing's wrong with this one, and everything's wrong with
the kids in JESUS CAMP. oh great peatty may disagree, he may also go
spank himself. it's about time we had kids playing alternative rock.
however the range of comments at metacritic are an excellent example of
the what the fuckness that one must take into account (for the
hermeneutically challenged among us).

perhaps we could have gotten more than five minutes of the frank zappa
riffing at the end, but the point is, like with my own great poetry,
greatness is 10 per cent inspiration and 90 per cent perspiration. work
in progress. in media res. oh how pretentious of me.

Looking for MP3 of

I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips -- eric carmen 1984

This one is less known, but it sounds so good to me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff_yqv-MAYA

Worth a look:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yekVlhBeTA

Remember, get choice, not chance....

First let me declare an involvement. I helped Tony with his
autobiography and we've been friends for many years - both things
obviously colour my thinking

His autobiography is published on 5th February by Harper Collins in the
UK. So far they have not got a deal to publish it in the USA so they
only way to get it, for now, is from a UK store such as Amazon.
Morrissey wrote the foreward, hence the quote.

I'm happy to answer any questions as to what the book covers. Bowie
fans, T.Rex fans and those with an interest in record production will
not be disappointed. Having said that fans of most everyone that Tony
has worked with will get some great insights into the making of many of
the records he's made. At the same time it's not just a "I did this and
then I did that" kind of a book.

This is the official press release...

"He is a noble example of the self-flogger who knows that the song
doesn't end just because it's over. Musical notations are images,
and the Visconti style is timeless and lionized and is therefore
forevermore."
MORRISSEY

i find Radiohead's songs attracted me a lot ! Whenever i hear
their songs,they make me
feel relax and deeply move my heart! My favourit : Exit
music,creep,hail to the door,
optimistic etc.
what do you think? And do you know some other songs with the same
style?
thank you very much!

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AMG Review,
Soundtrack of My Life signals the first set of new material by
singer/guitarist José Feliciano in over a decade. The multi-talented
musician is probably best remembered for his 1967 hit version of "Light
My Fire," the theme for Chico & the Man, the holiday standard "Feliz
Navidad" and a controversial 1968 version of the "Star Spangled Banner."
But Feliciano has never disappeared; he continued to record sporadically
throughout the '80s, including several popular Spanish language discs as
well as landing a few acting roles in both film and television. For
2007's Soundtrack of My Life, Feliciano, with help from co-producer and
instrumentalist Al Payson, has returned to full-fledged music making
with his trademark flamenco flavored, Latin pop intact; he wrote all the
material, played...

Enjoy, from a much star-crossed group:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSCcWThW4Xw

Lo-Fi, and no video, but interesting for some Hendrix fans and maybe
those fans of a couple of other artists:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPeMmmyKwsI

Bonus question: Who recorded the two songs from the early 60's Jimi
plays here?