sábado, 19 de abril de 2008
viernes, 18 de abril de 2008
Take That cansados de oír las mismas canciones en las radios
Desde que han vuelto a juntarse los chicos de Take That están a tope. Su reunión ha sido todo un éxito. Y desde la cima no han podido evitar lanzar sus críticas.
Los chicos de Take That llevaban bastante tiempo callados, aunque cuando hablan siempre dejan alguna perla para el recuerdo. La última ha sido la crítica de Gary Barlow a las radios americanas de las que según reconoce empieza a estar cansado.
El inglés reconoce que está cansado de oír las mismas canciones en la radio una y otra vez. “Siempre que enciendo la radio me encuentro con las mismas canciones, no se arriesgan y no apuestan. Son muy monótonos”. Aunque el que fuera líder de una de las bandas más famosas de chicos admite a la par que siente una especial sensación cuando escucha uno de sus temas en antena”.**
La noticia viene por las declaraciones de Gary:
Gary's Take That 'buzz'
Gary Barlow has apparently admitted that he still gets a kick out of hearing his boy band's songs on the radio.
The Take That star said he gets "excited" when his hits are played on the airwaves, reports the Daily Star.
Singer-songwriter Gary said: "When you switch the radio on and hear your song, I'm excited. It is still a buzz for me."
But the star - who has also penned hits for the likes of Delta Goodrum, Blue and Hear'Say in the past - apparently added he finds that, in America, some songs are played on the radio a bit too much.
The 37-year-old apparently told the paper: "The radio plays records too much in America. It's monotonous."
Take That have had massive hits such as Patience, Shine and Rule The World since they got back together and launched their successful comeback in 2005
Fuente: Los 40Principales (**)
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jueves, 17 de abril de 2008
Fotos del myspace de Laura Jayne (bailarina)
No sé si las habéis subido ya alguna vez, yo no lo recuerdo, lo que si que sé.. es que me da MUCHA ENVIDIA LA JODÍA!!! Y más si realmente ahora es la pareja de Jason.
Videoclip de CALL ON ME! Donde sale esta bailarina.. Mira Jay, no es listo ni nada.. xD
Los 30 hombres más atractivos de la música: ¡vota!
The top 30 sexiest men in music
We've brought you the sexiest ladies in pop, now it's the turn of the men! From buff boyband types to sweaty rockers via sensitive indie boys, whatever turns you on, we've got it. Don't forget to vote for your favourite to be crowned the king of sexy!
We've brought you the sexiest ladies in pop, now it's the turn of the men! From buff boyband types to sweaty rockers via sensitive indie boys, whatever turns you on, we've got it. Don't forget to vote for your favourite to be crowned the king of sexy!
miércoles, 16 de abril de 2008
Barlow praises radio indutry
Tuesday 15 April 2008: Take That frontman Gary Barlow has highlighted radio's role in breaking new music, describing it as more important now than ever before.
But in an interview at the Radio Academy Production 08 event, Barlow said the demise of Radio 1's roadshow made it more difficult for emerging acts to tour the country.
"Radio is much more important for musicians than it has ever been due to the lack of other opportunities," he said. "Nowadays, with the limitations of television opportunities, I think it's the goal for every songwriter to concentrate on radio.
"But you can almost count on one hand the opportunities to get on the radio, unless you start flying round the country. There's not the roadshows any more."
Barlow said he had been "really pleased" by the number of radio stations that had playlisted Take That's comeback material, and praised British stations for not over-rotating their songs. "I don't think I can complain at the moment. Everyone's been very kind to us," he said.
"When you switch the radio on and hear your song, I'm excited. It's a still a buzz for me."
He added: "The radio plays records too much in America. It's monotonous. It's hitting people over the head with an axe."
The 37-year-old singer thanked Radio 1 for its help in turning Take That into a household name. The band played a number of Radio 1 roadshows in remote seaside towns in the early days of their career. "I don't think they really wanted us at the shows. They didn't want to play our records, but we brought audiences," he said.
"They asked us to play to places that were the hardest to get to. No one else wanted to go to Falmouth." Barlow said he had himself discovered music through taping the chart show on his local radio station.
"I used to listen to Radio City. Most of my music collection is on these tapes recorded off the radio," he said. "I've got boxes full of these TDK cassettes full of these radio shows."
Barlow was the celebrity interviewee at the Production 08 conference, which took place at the IndigO2 in London today. The event is followed this evening by the Celebration of Music Radio.
Fuente: Radio today
Mark al descubierto
Algunas frases de cómo veía Mark el amor hace 16 años, en algunas cosas creo que no ha cambiado mucho.. xD
martes, 15 de abril de 2008
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