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Travel Tunes, a brand of Sony, has created a new design of travel wallets. Travel Tunes sells 9 different wallets featuring iconic British bands. The wallets feature either a photo of the band or the band logo on the front and most come with a full album download.
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Not quite as revered as the 80s, the 90′s is still a decade of Britpop (Blur, Radiohead, James, Suede, Pulp, Happy Mondays), Electronica (Leftfield, The KLF, The Chemical Brothers, Underworld, Daft Punk), Pop-Punk (Ash, Green Day, Weezer), Grunge Rock (Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Hole), Rap (2PAC, Wu-Tang Clan, Warren G), and even heroes of the 80′s still kicking out classics (u2, REM, New Order).
Check out NME’s list of the 100 Best tracks of the Nineties and then let us know YOUR opinion? Any favorites not listed here? Anything you are appalled by that was included? Let’s hear it!
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Posted on May 21, 2012 in Music News
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Tagged Beastie Boys, New Order, NME, Oasis, Pulp, Radiohead, REM, Ride, Stone Roses, Suede, U2
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n a year full of exciting reunion shows from the likes Of The Jesus and Mary Chain, Pulp, Mazzy Star perhaps none raised more eyebrows than The Stone Roses reunion. After 16 years apart, the band is embarking on a string of sold-out European dates while fans await North American dates and a possible new album.
With all of that going on, author John Robb has updated his classic bio on the band. The Stone Roses: The Reunion Edition is fully revised and updated, with brand new chapters and exclusive details on their reformation; this is the definitive, most revered account of the band, from a journalist and musician who was there from the beginning.
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The news just keeps getting better for Stone Roses fans. The music world was shocked in Mid-October, when the original Stone Roses lineup, Ian Brown, John Squire, Gary (Mani) Mounfield and Alan (Reni) Wren announced plans for 2 Manchester shows next June. As welcome as this news is, we all thought, will this actually happen and will they just do the shows and then disappear again?
As weeks went on, more and more shows were announced with the band playing several festivals across Europe and Asia. Now, expectations are at a fever pitch, with the announcement that the band has signed a major record deal, with Columbia in North America and Universal in the UK. We could be looking at their first new material since 1994′s Second Coming.
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