This is the moment a certain number of a certain breed of Democrats have been waiting for. The latest outburst of bad feeling between Barack Obama and Benjamin Netanyahu can be the cover they seek for finally putting the Jews in their place. First the president went to the Middle East to apologize to the Muslims for America being America, and couldn't find the time for a stopover in Israel, America's only true friend in the region. Then he dispatched Joe Biden, the vice president who says he is an "ardent Zionist," to Jerusalem to try to mollify the Israelis with a cheap and sentimental love song with lyrics that nobody believes. The mission quickly blew up when the veep used the occasion to lecture the Israelis for building 1,600 new apartments for Jews in East Jerusalem, which the Pal...
I used to apologize up and down [for making pop music], but now I strive for that. I love that [type of] music. That's what I listen to, and I realized I wanted to create that kind of music. And it has messages that don't beat people over the head. That's huge with me. If someone will listen to it and go, ? love that song,' but they don't know why, that's great. But if they listen to the lyrics and really appreciate it, then that's great. Everyone's at a different level in life or at a different stage of consciousness, and I never want it to be where people say, 'That's getting a little too deep.' When you're younger, you don't know why you're [making music]. Or you do know and it's one of two reasons: fame or women. I'm to the age where I know that's just an illusion and there's a muc...
Can't forget country Editor's note: Since we didn't have any country music fans on hand, we asked WJOD Program Director Ken Peiffer to pick his favorite country songs of the decade. 1. "Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning," Alan Jackson (2001). This song came out about a month after the terrorist attacks. It said what everyone was thinking and feeling at the time. I believe it truly helped the country heal. 2. "Don't Blink," Kenny Chesney (2007) A very well written song talking about the different stages of a person's life and just how quickly time goes by. The older you are, the more you can relate personally to the lyrics. 3. "Our Song," Taylor Swift (2007) Who knew how big this teenage sensation was going to be? When this song was released, everyone from age 5 to 55 coul...
I once dated a guy who claimed he could learn everything there was to know about a person by looking at his or her music collection. My collection must have revealed something frightening because he left the state shortly after he peered into my iTunes library. But if he's right, and you can peg a personality just by glancing at a few titles, I would argue you can guess what a person listens to by looking at the clothes they wear.
... bands with odd names and pseudo- profound lyrics. (Mr. Music Snob, if you are reading this, I apolo...
We have stayed in the luxurious FEMA trailers and we have that experience behind us" reflected [Adrian Anderson]. "You learn who you are and whose you are. And, who is there for you when you lose everything. "The group's mission is still the same, to show that Ufe is supposed to be fun, and you are supposed to live your Ufe the way God intended and it's not supposed to be lived in a box, because God is so much bigger than that" said [Chanelle Haynes]. "Our real life experiences are in this record." Chanelle shared, "We formed the Trin-i-tee 5:7 Hope and Triumph Campaign following Hurricane Katrina after enduring. We want to give Trin-i-tee 5:7 in a way that has never been done. So we are ready for the explosion, we are ready for T57." The CD is available in stores everywhere.
... care of yourself is nothing you should apologize for. Reflecting on the lyrics 'a cute smile and a ...
Being in a band with two of his brothers is nice for Architects guitarist/vocalist Brandon Phillips. His brothers -- bassist Zach and drummer Adam -- have always enjoyed working with each other. I think it's kind of hard on our guitarist, Keenan (Nichols)," said Phillips during a phone call from his home in Kansas City, Mo., "because he might feel like the odd man out at times. But as far as sibling rivalry goes, we're not like the Gallagher brothers in Oasis, where we get into fisticuffs. And while we can be brutally honest with each other, we respect each others' opinion and do listen to each other and take our comments seriously.
...We didn't overthink our lyrics, and we had help with producer Aaron Carter (who h... once you edit your lyrics, you start to apologize for what you had originally written. And then you ...
Outrage understandable, but blame misplaced This week we were appalled with news about the murder of two young residents of LeRoy. Lives lost, family shattered, community stricken. We all grieve for the-children and sympathize with the family.
...I'll have to apologize to my son for all of those dismissive claims that I couldn't even understand the lyrics, much less appreciate the music. A snatch of "Talk...
WASHINGTON, June 14 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The Council on American- Islamic Relations (CAIR) today welcomed an apology by a U.S. Marine who posted a song on the Internet that the group, and Pentagon officials, termed "insensitive" and "inappropriate. Cpl. Joshua Belile, who lives in North Carolina and recently returned from duty in Iraq, says the "Hadji Girl" video describing an encounter with an Iraqi woman posted on youtube.com in March was just a "joke."
The song's lyrics included: "I grabbed her little sister and put her...
ever get a song stuck in your head? The other day, for me, it was Barry Mann (or maybe The Viscounts, who also recorded Mann's lyrics) singing, "who put the bomp in the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp?" Or was it the "bomp in the bomp bah bomp?" Or the "bop in the bop shu wop?" Or the "bop she bop?" You can find all these variations when you do a web search on the lyrics, not to mention some zingers about the "ram-a-lam-a-ding-dong" and "dip-de-dip-de-dip."... The information industry has been busy making content digital for 30 years or so. Yet somehow the idea of turning print indexes into online databases or digitizing entire runs of scholarly journals so that they are full-text searchable just does not capture the public's attention. It is only when people call it "econtent" that everyone gets al...
... "ram" in the "ram-a-lam-a-ding-dong," I apologize for putting that song in your head. But maybe you ...
Today So, here hath been dawning another blue day,
... name from the list of folks who sent song lyrics, and I apologize. I hate missing anyone, especiall...
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