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Reprise " Pain " de Jimmy Eat World
Voici une étonnante reprise du morceau " Pain " de Jimmy Eat World.
J'aime beaucoup cette reprise mais impossible de trouver le titre et surtout l'interprète !
Si vous l'avez, vous savez quoi faire ;)
PS : L'audio est issu d'une prestation télé dans l'émission " Incroyable Talent "
Voici une étonnante reprise du morceau " Pain " de Jimmy Eat World.
J'aime beaucoup cette reprise mais impossible de trouver le titre et surtout l'interprète !
Si vous l'avez, vous savez quoi faire ;)
PS : L'audio est issu d'une prestation télé dans l'émission " Incroyable Talent "
Taylor Swift Wins 2011 CMA Entertainer Of The Year
2011 CMA Photos - http://bit.ly/syBH3P http://Facebook.com/ClevverTV - Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/ClevverTV - Follow Us! Hi everyone! Thanks so much for checking out the show. I'm your host Dana Ward in Hollywood and we've got the deets on Taylor Swift's latest award. If you're a fan of her, there's no doubt that you know she's already won some major honors throughout the years and earned the biggest award of the Country Music Association Awards event. Taylor took home Entertainer of the Year. When her name got announced, she jumped up and threw her hands in the air, and delivered a wonderful speech. The artist thanked all of her fellow musicians who stopped by during her tour to join her on stage for a guest feature. Taylor actually read the list from her arm where she wrote the names of Tim McGraw, Justin Bieber, Hot Chelle Rae, Nicki Minaj, Ronnie Dunn, Hayley Williams, T.I., Shawn Colvin, Switchfoot, B.o.b, Tal Bachman, Kenny Chesney, Nelly, Jason Mraz, Ellen Degeneres, Andy Grammer, Jimmy Eat World and Usher. Taylor exclaimed, 'you have made my year. Thank you so much!' Keep in mind that TS also won Entertainer of the Year from the CMA Awards in 2009. So a big congratulations is off for Taylor Swift and all of the other winners at the show. If you want to take a peek at the red carpet fashion for the evening, click the link below. I'm Dana Ward and we'll see you next time!
2011 CMA Photos - http://bit.ly/syBH3P http://Facebook.com/ClevverTV - Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/ClevverTV - Follow Us! Hi everyone! Thanks so much for checking out the show. I'm your host Dana Ward in Hollywood and we've got the deets on Taylor Swift's latest award. If you're a fan of her, there's no doubt that you know she's already won some major honors throughout the years and earned the biggest award of the Country Music Association Awards event. Taylor took home Entertainer of the Year. When her name got announced, she jumped up and threw her hands in the air, and delivered a wonderful speech. The artist thanked all of her fellow musicians who stopped by during her tour to join her on stage for a guest feature. Taylor actually read the list from her arm where she wrote the names of Tim McGraw, Justin Bieber, Hot Chelle Rae, Nicki Minaj, Ronnie Dunn, Hayley Williams, T.I., Shawn Colvin, Switchfoot, B.o.b, Tal Bachman, Kenny Chesney, Nelly, Jason Mraz, Ellen Degeneres, Andy Grammer, Jimmy Eat World and Usher. Taylor exclaimed, 'you have made my year. Thank you so much!' Keep in mind that TS also won Entertainer of the Year from the CMA Awards in 2009. So a big congratulations is off for Taylor Swift and all of the other winners at the show. If you want to take a peek at the red carpet fashion for the evening, click the link below. I'm Dana Ward and we'll see you next time!
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Since their inception in 2001, Boston's Letterday haven't tried to refine, rework, or re-imagine the possibilities of "pop-rock," "pop-punk," or any other pop-related, guitar-driven, hyper-hyphenated genre that has been applied to their music from the start. Rather, they've simply tried to stay true to what they've valued most: writing and performing good songs with unmatched earnestness and enthusiasm.
All five members spent their formative years worshiping bands like The Get Up Kids, Saves The Day, and Jimmy Eat World. The group cut its collective teeth on ten years' worth of hardcore shows in VFW halls. When you listen to Letterday's most recent release,"Ready," the pop sensibilities of their idols resonate. The Phoenix's Michael Marotta described "Ready," as a "driven, radio-fit, power-pop coaster." And when the band performs the songs live, their no-frills take-no-prisoners upbringing is unmistakable. Three guitars is going to make any band loud as hell, but these boys play like their hair is on fire.
When no one was watching, Letterday was a great group of friends who were unafraid to make music that was sincere and unabashedly catchy. They didn't write or play the way that they did to fall into line or generate a following, but because it's what they loved to do. They weren't trying to become some gigantic band, but rather the type of band they would themselves be a fan of: a band with integrity as they have defined it. To this day, Letterday retains the qualities that have sustained them so far with the hope that maybe one person out of any given crowd will connect with something in what they do, the way they connected with their own favorite songs, albums, and bands. And if the recent string of favorable press is any indication of what this band has on its hands with "Ready," it looks like Letterday might be gaining more than just one fan at a time from here on out.
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PRESENTED BY JOSEPH KELLEY
BROUGHT TO YOU IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE END, NYC.
http://www.theendnyc.com/
Cinematographer: Chris O'Konski
Mixed by The End
Since their inception in 2001, Boston's Letterday haven't tried to refine, rework, or re-imagine the possibilities of "pop-rock," "pop-punk," or any other pop-related, guitar-driven, hyper-hyphenated genre that has been applied to their music from the start. Rather, they've simply tried to stay true to what they've valued most: writing and performing good songs with unmatched earnestness and enthusiasm.
All five members spent their formative years worshiping bands like The Get Up Kids, Saves The Day, and Jimmy Eat World. The group cut its collective teeth on ten years' worth of hardcore shows in VFW halls. When you listen to Letterday's most recent release,"Ready," the pop sensibilities of their idols resonate. The Phoenix's Michael Marotta described "Ready," as a "driven, radio-fit, power-pop coaster." And when the band performs the songs live, their no-frills take-no-prisoners upbringing is unmistakable. Three guitars is going to make any band loud as hell, but these boys play like their hair is on fire.
When no one was watching, Letterday was a great group of friends who were unafraid to make music that was sincere and unabashedly catchy. They didn't write or play the way that they did to fall into line or generate a following, but because it's what they loved to do. They weren't trying to become some gigantic band, but rather the type of band they would themselves be a fan of: a band with integrity as they have defined it. To this day, Letterday retains the qualities that have sustained them so far with the hope that maybe one person out of any given crowd will connect with something in what they do, the way they connected with their own favorite songs, albums, and bands. And if the recent string of favorable press is any indication of what this band has on its hands with "Ready," it looks like Letterday might be gaining more than just one fan at a time from here on out.
www.facebook.com/letterday
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