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The Black Crowes re-launched internet campaign

Sat, 23 Feb 2008 11:56:33 +0000

If you really like The Black Crowes, you have to know this news. They recently re-launched their internet campaign using some social networking websites to even reach more audiences online.

Aside from having their official website at http://www.theblackcrowes.com where they have a very interactive website with a countdown ticker for their upcoming album release, they also revamped the following:

Also, please check out this Youtube’s video release for their recent video released – The Black Crowes – Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution.

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Langerado Music Festival Digital Music Widget

Sun, 17 Feb 2008 07:11:31 +0000

Langerado Music Festival 2008

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Some Last.fm links for digital jam band music browsing

Tue, 22 Jan 2008 11:08:23 +0000

Check out the following links from Last.fm. I have been browsing Last.fm and listens to jam band music online. Just love to share this with you.

Be sure to check them out, thanks.

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Checking out Jam Bands at Last.fm

Sun, 13 Jan 2008 21:54:29 +0000

Hi Guys! I am trying out Last.fm Widgets and giving it a try here… see it for yourself below. It lists all the artists under the Jam Band genre. Enjoy!

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Umphrey’s McGee Podcasting

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 19:52:30 +0000

I love digital music and podcast surfing of course. Today, I have found Umphrey’s McGee Podcasting archive and listened to few. Also, you can visit UMLive for more audio streaming and mp3 downloads. Each broadcasts will be about twice a month and each 70 to 80 minutes in length.

Check Umphrey’s McGee website here for more band updates.

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My Love For Archive.org

admin — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 09:48:44 +0000

I am sure at this point I am not telling anyone new this but just in case you don’t know about archive.org, I want to make sure it is a page you visit often.

Archive.org is an internet archive site, I know not at all that exciting right? Hold on a second though, it contains thousands of shows from bands that allow taping rights, with acts ranging from the Grateful Dead to O.A.R. to Mike Doughty to My Morning Jacket to Umphrey’s McGee and so on. To see an entire list of the artists that you can find on the site, click here. Did I mention that these shows were FREE to download? Yeah there is very little downside, if any, to this… Good music, quality taped shows, and free… I can’t really find anything to complain about with that.

The shows are available in a wide variety of formats from lossless audio to mp3 to streaming versions. There is a wide array to choose from, so if you have always wanted to check out a certain band that you heard of but never got a chance to see or if you wanted to relive some concerts you went to, this site can help you out.

As I go through different bands, I will start featuring certain concerts on here as well as single tracks that are available for download through archive.org. If you want to recommend some shows to me I would also appreciate it!

Have you used archive.org before?

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