In the Jukebox — July 2
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July 2, 2008, 11:59 am
Filed under: music | Tags: Alkaline Trio, Beck, Crooked Still, Jessica Simpson, John Legend, John Mayer, Kansas City, Kutless, LL Cool J, Los Lonely Boys, magic, Michael Jackson, music, Robin Thick, T.I., Tabarly, Tech, Tech N9ne, Thriller, Yann Tiersen
Filed under: music | Tags: Alkaline Trio, Beck, Crooked Still, Jessica Simpson, John Legend, John Mayer, Kansas City, Kutless, LL Cool J, Los Lonely Boys, magic, Michael Jackson, music, Robin Thick, T.I., Tabarly, Tech, Tech N9ne, Thriller, Yann Tiersen
In the Jukebox for this week (based off new releases and listed alphabetically be artist):
- The Alkaline Trio — Agony & Irony: Pop-rock.
- Beck — Chemtrails: An etheral, spacey (not for radio) single from the two turntabled maestro.
- Crooked Still — Still Crooked: Moody folk bluegrass.
- Jessica Simpson — Come On Over: I had to at least listen once and am thinking she’s a bit late to jump on the country train. The genre is already crowded with young blonde solo artists.
- John Mayer — Live in Los Angeles: If you like John.
- Kutless — To Know That You’re Alive: Melodic Christian hard rock.
- Los Lonely Boys — Forgiven: Easy listening Mexicana rock from this band of brothers (I liked “Heaven” back in the day, but this comes up a bit bland).
- Mariah Carey (featuring T.I.) — I’ll Be Lovin’ U Long Time: Standard slow grooving summer love song.
- Robin Thicke — Magic: Robin’s single sounds like a John Legend song.
- Tech N9ne — Killer: The cover is a playoff of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” but the music is the usual zany, dark, introspective and hostile Tech.
- Yann Tiersen — Tabarly: Modern classical creations.
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