Listen: John Parr – “St. Tebow’s Fire”

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I was pretty close to just leaving this page blank because I have no idea what to say about this, but I'll try to muster up something. John Parr, that dude that wrote St. Elmo's Fire, is jumping on the Tim Tebow bandwagon and has re-recorded his 1985 hit, which he's renamed "Tim Tebow's Fire (yes, my title is funnier), with Tebow friendly lyrics. Not exactly sure why he did that. Maybe he's a huge Tebow fan, maybe he's hoping to ride Tim's popularity wave  to a comeback of sorts, or maybe … [Read more...]

Brandy and Monica Reunite In The Studio

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  The Boy is Mine part II? It sure looks that way.  Brandy and Monica posted a pic of the pair collaborating over the weekend in a Miami studio. Along with the picture Monica tweeted, “We have Both Been Blessed Beyond Measure..14years later.. #TURNTHELIGHTSON". Brandy followed with her own tweet. “Wonderful night in the studio! I wasn’t 100%, but I gave it my all and it turned out great! Just a little more raspy than normal:)” Brandy and Monica won a Grammy for their … [Read more...]

Video: Drake – ‘Lil’ Wayne Is the Greatest Rapper Alive’

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During what we assume is one of Drake's concerts, the rapper introduces Wayne, calling him the "greatest rapper alive." Wayne then tells Drake he can't stop listening to his album, before attempting to sing Drake's "Shot For Me".  Check out the Young Money love fest below. Do you agree with Drake? Is Wayne the greatest rapper alive? … [Read more...]

Video: Matt Toka Covers Adele’s Someone Like You

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Now this is different. Singer/songwriter Matt Toka has posted a very unique cover of Adele's "Someone Like You" on his website. In the clip Toka sits on a bed with an adorable puppy, strumming the hell out of an acoustic guitar. Check it out below, and for prosperity's sake we've posted the original as well. Enjoy Adele: Someone Like You … [Read more...]

Highly Anticipated Album Releases Of 2012

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As you know, here at The Silver Tongue, we love music. What we love even more are new albums. There's already excitement building for fans over some of these albums soon to be on repeat. So we've broken some of most highly anticipated albums in three parts – month by month with included dates for you to mark on your calendars, artists with album titles to look out for, and artists who have announced new albums, but have no official details as of now. So enjoy the list (and the countdowns!) … [Read more...]

Listen: A Look at Classical Influence in Modern Music

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Although the world of music is full of snobs, arguments, and other conflict-laden statements, there is one undeniable truth: music builds on itself. Everybody has an influence, and most are quite vocal about who specifically shaped their tastes and style. While most artists point to role models who were prevalent through their childhood or developmental years, some find their muse (pun so intended) in far more classical roots. The list below mentions some modern musicians who show direct … [Read more...]

A Hard Rock Christmas Song Revisited By…Walt Disney?

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The holidays always bring back fond memories, and one of those is Rise Against's "Making Christmas". According to purevolume.com, you can never have too many variations of a holiday song, and I agree. The rock band covered "Making Christmas" from A Nightmare Before Christmas, for New Nightmare Revisited by Walt Disney Records back in 2008, and in my opinion, it came out a success, and still continues to be a success to the point where I just can't get enough. Personally, I love the … [Read more...]

Foo Fighters Cause Earthquake

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Most badass story of 2011 hands down. On December 13th, Foo Fighters closed out their Wasting Light tour with a show at Auckland, New Zealand’s Western Springs Stadium. This concert was one of typical Foo proportions: tens of thousands of people, absurd energy, and...earthquakes? According to nearby monitoring systems in Herne Bay and Eden Park, tremors were recorded that – oddly enough – coincided directly with Grohl and his gang’s setlist. Here’s GeoNet’s take on the … [Read more...]