This should be much better than it is. The Specials gotta be pissed. This performance on Later…with Jools Holland is not perserving their legacy. Did they not know that Maya can’t “sing”?

You know, I could write a treatise on the horrors of the lowest common denominator, on the dreck that passes for music or art or thought, but instead, I think I’ll just offer up “Night Train,” the newest album from Keane (whom I’m tempted to call Keen, because that is what I did throughout my listen). Keane, a UK chart-topping and Grammy-nominated band has come through with an album that couldn’t be more mundane or less original, a fact seemingly realized with the lyrics of “Stop For a Minute,” in the crooned confession, “Sometimes I feel like it’s all been done.” (It has.) There is not one song on this album that says anything anew, or even well. It’s almost offensively banal. Which is why I was not surprised to hear that one of these songs was featured on a prime-time and highly-rated television show with the episode titled, “Shiny Happy People.” Indeed. Gather ‘round, all, they’re handing out the Soma.
-Serena Hedison

In anticipation of the first new No Doubt material in about 5 years this track is really dull. This Cover of Adam Ant’s 1981′s “Stand and Deliver” sounds more like an outtake from the greatest hits sessions when the quartet recorded the Talk Talk cover “It’s My Life”. ND seems to have slowed down the tempo and removed all the intensity nee fun out of the original.
Be that as it may we still have high hopes for the new LP due out sometime between playdates.
New Radiohead Video – Lotus Flower
Why is Tom dancing?… why?
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