Britney Spears w/ Break the Ice from the album BLACKOUT. Album released on October 30, 2007. Read below.
If you are looking for the #1 Best Fan Made Music Video for Break the Ice, click below. The video is called “THE SHOULD HAVE BEEN VIDEO”, by ptc1973.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwFA-GK2Ros
I love internet radio, in fact, Pandora is the number one used application on my iPhone and the most visited site on my desktop. There is something about about an unlimited number of music choices at my fingertips that makes me feel both powerful and entertained. The VTECH IS9181 Internet Radio is a quality, affordable internet radio appliance that has definitely peeked my interest.
With the VTECH IS9181 you get access to over 11,000 worldwide internet radio stations, MP3, WMA, AAC, and WAV playback, and an auxillary input jack to hook your portable music player up to. Assuming you have a stable wireless network in your house, you can stream your music through the 3W front-facing speakers and a 10W subwoofer with class D amplifiers. The VTECH also serves as a media center hub for your PC or Mac.
The VTECH Internet Radio will be available for less than $200. If the sound is as good as the price, then this internet radio will definitely tempt me into expanding my music experience past the Pandora website.
If the sound is as good as the price, then this internet radio will definantly tempt me into getting a cash advance and expanding my music experience past the Pandora website.
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By: Chris Matier Source
Bronson
Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn
2008, 92 minutes, United Kingdom
Ferraris are meant to accelerate from 0 to 60mph within seconds, not movies. But someone forgot to tell that to Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn (The Pusher Trilogy, Fear X) regarding this powerful and rigorously stylish tragicomedy, which builds to a primal scream during a bravura opening sequence (revamping Oldboy”s one-man-army hallway scroll with mosh-pit intimacy), then maintains the intensity, with bleak humor and unexpected pathos, for an hour and a half. Based on the sensational milestones in the “career” of Britain”s most violent prisoner, Charles Bronson (nee Michael Gordon Peterson; named after the Death Wish star by a bareknuckle boxing promoter), the film breezes through the middle-class upbringing of a man who — in 1974, at the age of 19 — botched an armed robbery and was given seven years in the slammer, a sentence that has since been lengthened several times over based upon his penchant for starting prison fights and large-scale riots. In reality, he has lived 30 of the last 34 years in solitary confinement.
By: ahillis Source
Frontrunners
Directed by Caroline Suh
2008, 82 minutes, in English
Oscilloscope Pictures
Watching the tears of joy stream down the two-million-plus cheeks in attendance of this morning”s historical inauguration, my thoughts kept creeping back to Caroline Suh”s largely verite pop-doc Frontrunners, in which four NYC teenagers campaign in a student union presidential race where “race is a factor.” President Obama may present the face of post-racial U.S. politics, but at the prestigious Stuyvesant High School, where the competition is so fierce that only the top 3% of its 25,000 applicants are accepted as students*, cultural diversity has long been an asset to winning the presidency. It”s a known fact that over half the school”s population is of Asian descent, so running mates are sometimes specifically chosen for not being Caucasian. Are the leaders of tomorrow being progressive or merely learning to pander at an early age? The prescience of Frontrunners may be the happy accident of being released in this transitional era, but watching how votes are drummed up by unpolished candidates — each craftier than your average kid, but all still lacking the confidence and maturity of adulthood, especially on-camera — the dynamics of electioneering have never seemed so briskly entertaining. (Especially when set to a hip indie soundtrack featuring Elf Power, The M”s and Of Montreal. Nicely curated, Mr. Tully).
By: ahillis Source
one of my first music videos! hope you enjoy it!
Movie: 300
Music: Breaking Benjamin - Blow Me Away
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I am so amazed this video has gone this far! My original goal was to reach around a thousand views and now it’s at 4 Million!
Thank You everyone!
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over 3 Million views! All thanks to you guys!
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The benefits of reading and playing music to babies have long been documented, but few satisfactory solutions have been designed to attach a music player to a pregnant woman”s stomach.
The Bellysonic is a new speaker pouch designed to change all that. It includes a speaker splitter so both you and your baby can listen to the same song at the same time via your MP3 player (or CD player, if that”s the way you roll). It costs $79.99.
If you don”t fancy splashing out on the Bellysonic though, you could do what my friends and I always did when listening to tapes together and put one headphone in your ear, and give the other to the baby.
Via Chip Chick
By: Sarah Source
My Chemical Romance official music video for “Helena” from their album “Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge.”
Directed by Marc Webb
Music video for “Africa” by Toto. From the album “TOTO IV”. This song reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in February 1983.
©Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Inc
Official Toto Website — www.toto99.com
Director: Steve Barron
Breaking Benjamin “The Diary of Jane” Music Video
Chris Rock at its best: Stand up Comedy about society, daily Life, America and Relationship.
Here hes talking about how hard it is to defend Rap Music and Hip Hop today.
Also mentioned: Tupac, Little John