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Autodrone live at Lit Lounge NYC on NYE [Dec. 28th, 2009|12:46 pm]

dfa_nyc

[lebastard]
Hello Friends!

We have a super fun NYE show/party coming up in the basement of Lit Lounge.

Dec 31st - 10pm. $6
Open Bar at Midnight.

Followed by the INFAMOUS NC-17 Dance party Featuring
DJ Bastard and DJ Jess spinning Postpunk.Newave.Indie.Electro.Disco.Glam.Rocknroll

This will be a totally insane party which is slated to go till noon the next day. We however will be playing at 10.

full lineup/venue info at: www.litloungenyc.com
more info at: http://indieroticanyc.com/wordpress/category/nc17/

xo
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p.s. check our myspace for info about out of town shows coming up next month!
myspace.com/autodrone.
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chart battle 2010 [Dec. 24th, 2009|08:50 pm]

poptimists

[dubdobdee]
doctrah b3cky just confessed -- as we watched some wobs top 50 thingie -- that she always secretly wanted to have an xmas number one

"which given that i have never written or recorded a note of music in my life is problematic, perhaps"

WE SAY NO WAY: this must be so...
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Poptimists Advent Calendar - December 22nd to 24th [Dec. 24th, 2009|07:35 pm]

poptimists

[jeff_worrell]
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Let's wrap things up for another year, with two of my festive favourites and something (the Squeeze song) I only heard five minutes ago but wish I'd heard long ago.







Merry Christmas to all [info]poptimists
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Poptimists Advent Calendar - December 21st [Dec. 21st, 2009|07:24 pm]

poptimists

[jeff_worrell]
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Here's the official video for the George Michael Christmas song that charted yesterday. Nice!

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Yet Another Year In Pop: 51 [Dec. 21st, 2009|01:11 pm]

poptimists

[jeff_worrell]
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[mood |creative]

The GBP has spoken. But where do [info]poptimists stand? Let's do it. (NB: this is my first ever attempt to do a poll, so I hope I haven't screwed up)

Poll #1501728
Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 35

Which of these new entries are any good at all?

View Answers

Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name
18 (51.4%)

Joe McElderry - The Climb
1 (2.9%)

3OH3 ft. Katy Perry - Starstrukk
8 (22.9%)

George Michael - December Song (I Dreamed of Christmas)
4 (11.4%)

Leona Lewis - Stop Crying Your Heart Out
2 (5.7%)

Queen & The Muppets - Bohemian Rhapsody
16 (45.7%)

Alexandra Burke - Broken Heels
8 (22.9%)

Pet Shop Boys - It Doesn't Often Snow At Christmas
15 (42.9%)

NOT HEARD ANY
0 (0.0%)

DON'T LIKE ANY
2 (5.7%)

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Heat #4 victors [Dec. 18th, 2009|11:42 am]

poptimists

[katstevens]
JoJo, Kanye, White Stripes, The Rasmus and Kylie are all through to the next round, heat #5 will be posted up in January. I'm off on my xmas hols now - festive cheer to one and all! Here's the lovely Vanessa Hudgens singing a Christmas classic for you all:



EDIT: Poptimists may wish to know that the Lex, formerly of this parish, has written about Electrik Red for the Grau. Good reading!
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Free Download from Zambri! [Dec. 17th, 2009|05:17 pm]

indie_pop

[movehalfaninch]
Death Metal Disco recently remixed Zambri's track "w/Somebody" from their "Bang for Changes EP". The remix was even played on BBC Radio 1!! The band uploaded it for free download on their site:

Get it here!



Also, Check out Zambri on Myspace here!
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Poptimists Advent Calendar - December 17th [Dec. 17th, 2009|07:20 pm]

poptimists

[jeff_worrell]
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From the sublime to the ridiculous. Here's a jolly tune from master satirist of the 1950s Stan Freberg* accompanied by a computerised Xmas light show. Mmmm, tasteful. I'm sure Stan would appreciate the sentiment (not).



*Freberg's "Green Chri$tma$" is one of the all-time great records. Check that out too.
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Poptimists Advent Calendar - December 16th - RIP MJ [Dec. 16th, 2009|01:26 pm]

poptimists

[jeff_worrell]
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Most of you probably know the Jackson 5 Christmas LP from 1970 (with its definitive versions of "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, "Up On the House Top" and so on).

Personally, however, I believe Michael Jackson's singing voice was never better than in the period 1972-73. This is when he mastered the art of expressing a broken heart. And fortunately for us, at the end of '73 he gave us a Christmas song on a heartbreak theme. Beautiful writing - quite complex for a pop song actually, probably aimed at the AOR audience that was lapping up Elton and Stevie Wonder at the time. Great vocal harmony support too from (I assume) the rest of the J5.



The video is a fan-made one from this year: plays up the more schmaltzy aspects of the song a bit too much but, still, it's not bad.
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