Free CD Listening Parties
By: Kendall | in: Music |
OK, listen up folks. The lovely people over at Spinner have decided it would be a great time to hold a few free CD listening parties this week to let people check out some of the new albums that are out. There are definitely a few hear worth the effort of listening to. They are up until 6.22.08 so get to them while you can.
Worlf Parade , At Mount Zoomer
Dennis Wilson, ‘Pacific Blue Ocean (Legacy Edition)’
The Offspring, ‘Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace’
Orange, ‘In The Midst of Chaos
Chicago, ‘Stone of Sisyphus: XXXII’
Mick Hucknall, ‘Tribute to Bobby’
James Blackshaw, ‘Litany of Echoes’
Posted on June 18, 2008
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Too bad those streams can’t be played outside the US…last time I looked at a globe it had more than one country on it…
@charbarred: tell me about it. Same thing with MTV and a heck load of other streams. A few weeks ago I saw that YouTube were getting in the habit of restricting traffic too. What a bunch of loser. Did they sleep over geography class?
Damn right Tibi, what’s the point of the internet if everything is geographically locked?
Sadly for us, Europeans tend to stay quiet until it’s too late…One day you’ll get on the internet and it will feel like buying a local newspaper
“last time I looked at a globe it had more than one country on it…”
But only one country that really MATTERED
Yeah, but we’re not talking about Japan now are we?