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Returning To The Scene Of The Crime [To Do]newVideoPlayer("/todorite_def.flv", 506, 423,""); Earlier this week, our intrepid videographer Molls ran afoul of the law while out shooting a To Do video. And by "the law", we really mean "the rent-a-cop who patrols the feminine products aisle at Rite-Aid." Well, as you might expect, this got the anti-authoritarian streak that courses through Molly's veins going. Indulge your inner rebel (as well as learn what's going on in LA this weekend) with tonight's installment of Defamer To Do's. Have a great weekend! FRIDAY · The Gypsy Kings at the Greek. · The Dan Band at Avalon. · Vodka and Donuts at the Empty Stage Comedy Theater. SATURDAY · The Wildlife at GR2. · Blow Up LA at Lot 613. · Queens of the Stone Age at The Fonda. SUNDAY · Jethro Tull at the Greek. · Bow Wow at the Wiltern. · The Comedy of Errors at the Open Fist Theater.
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Published: 2008-08-15
Provider: Defamer
Keywords: To Do, Molly McAleer
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Rock Band II Track List Revealed; Ratt To Go At Least One More Year Without StarvingThe track list for Rock Band II has been announced, and I will say, in addition to coming out just in time to rekindle the interest in the game I never thought I'd lose interest in, they have also fulfilled just about every standard "Rock Band Track List" category, namely: The One That Never Gets Old Foo Fighters - “Everlong” The One That Gets Old Instantaneously Survivor - "Eye Of The Tiger" Don't Care What The Screen Says, I'm Singing The Curse Word (formerly the "Creep" Category) Alice in Chains - “Man in the Box” Do We Need a Video Game For This? Bon Jovi - “Livin’ on a Prayer” Sorry, Person On Vocals Allman Brothers - “Ramblin’ Man” This Is Aweeesome!!!! Um... This Gonna Be Over Anytime Soon? Sonic Youth - “Teenage Riot” The Drunken Karaoke Song Billy Idol - “White Wedding Pt. I” The Drunken Karaoke Song, If You're Me Lit - “My Own Worst Enemy” So Those Were The Actual Lyrics This Whole Time? Pearl Jam - “Alive” Huh? Bob Dylan - “Tangled Up in Blue” Is There A Keyboard In Rock Band II? Elvis Costello “Pump It Up” Are There Trombones In Rock Band II? Mighty Mighty Bosstones “Where’d You Go” Is There An Entire Brass Section In Rock Band II? Steely Dan - “Bodhitsattva” Talking Heads! Finally!! Ahhhh... This One? Ok. [Nerdy 'Beggars Can't Be Choosers' Pout] Talking Heads - “Psycho Killer” Dan, Why Did You Know All Those Lyrics Without Looking At The Screen? Jethro Tull - “Aqualung” The One No One Ever Picks, Ever Norman Greenbaum - “Spirit in the Sky” Really? Awesome! Devo - “Uncontrollable Urge” Really? Ratt - “Round & Round” Why Did This Game Not Exist When I Was In Grade School? The Offspring - “Come Out & Play (Keep ‘em Separated)” ; Soundgarden - "Spoonman" Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Jimmy Eat World - “The Middle” Never Mind, This Game Will Never Actually Exist. Damn. Guns N’ Roses - “Shackler’s Revenge” (Kotaku)
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Published: 2008-07-14
Provider: Best Week Ever
Keywords: Entertainment
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Bad Albums Are the New Good AlbumsA recent feature in Blender asked a handful of contemporary/indie musicians to fess up and declare allegance to a bad album that they've always enjoyed. Sounds like a cool idea at first, except for the fact that most of the musicians don't even name anything embarrassing -- The Carpenter's Greatest Hits, Gin Blossoms' New Miserable Experience (does anyone ever complain about the Gin Blossoms?), STP's Purple, Ween's Chocolate and Cheese, and even Billy Joel's Greatest Hits all, in my estimation, do not qualify as albums to be ashamed of. Singer/songwriter Willy Mason mentions Totally Krossed Out, which is getting warmer, but still under the safety net of acceptible ironic enjoyment. Michael Jackson's Invincible, the Stayin' Alive Soundtrack, and A-ha's Hunting High and Low pretty much suit the bill, but is that really all you got, indie musicians? I was looking forward to some humanizing, gut-spilling shared laughter, not a list of "slightly underrated albums" and pseudo-ironic, fashionably lame choices; I'm surprised they didn't toss Journey in there while they were at it. I'll get the ball rolling. I unashamedly love Billy Joel, Elton John, Randy Newman, Joe Jackson, and Todd Rundgren, but again, I don't really count them as 'bad' musicians. In terms of actually bad/embarrassing albums I love, I'd say Bat Out of Hell (popular, granted, but it's ridiculous), Pop! by Erasure, Songs From the Wood by Jethro Tull, The Pet Shop Boys Singles Collection, and the first Fountains of Wayne Album, plus I probably enjoy The Hives and Junior Senior a little more than is lyrically healthy. Anyone else want to fess up? Leave your lovingly bad/ashamed/awkward albums in the comments!
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Published: 2007-07-30
Provider: Best Week Ever
Keywords: Entertainment
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Kyle MacLachlan is 'so excited' about fatherhood, wife says Kyle MacLachlan is not making much progress in his efforts to name the son he's expecting with wife Desiree Gruber 'Jethro,' in honor of his favorite band, Jethro Tull. In a new interview with People, Kyle reiterated that Desiree -- due in late-July -- "nixed [Jethro] right away." And while the baby will also not be named Kyle Jr., the couple is not at a complete impasse, either. Kyle said that he and Desiree have "a list of names that we're trying out." Kyle is "so excited about being a daddy," Desiree beamed, while Kyle added,It's one of those crazy things. I'm having the best time watching her body change. I'm paying attention to little kids now.Although the baby-on-the-way will be their first, between their two extended families Kyle, 49, and Desiree, 39, have nine nieces and nephews. Kyle said,I've had plenty of preparation!Source: People; Photo by Matthew Peyton/Getty Images
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Published: 2008-05-27
Provider: Celebrity Baby Blog
Keywords: Celebrity Dads, News, Quotable quotes
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edmundlwk:: Farming in the Shire :: A horse-drawn grain drill at Tully, Connemara, Ireland Found this 'machine' abandoned by the side of the lake and never knew what this was unitl I did a search on google just now. This strange farming tool is actually drawn by horses. It's a machine for sowing cereals and other seeds, developed by Jethro Tull in England in 1701. The seed is stored in a hopper and delivered by tubes into furrows in the ground. The furrows are made by a set of blades, or coulters, attach
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Published: 2009-10-12
Provider: Shutterchance
Keywords: Edmund Lim
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Jethro Tull - The Broadsword and the BeastPhoto "Jethro Tull - The Broadsword and the Beast" from Leviathans_AngelTags:Musik Band Album Cover Gruppe CD Jethro Tull Leviathans_Angel Audio Booklet Compact Disk Broadsword and the Beast
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Published: 2007-08-21
Provider: Sevenload
Keywords: Musik, Band, Album, Cover, Gruppe, CD, Jethro Tull, Leviathans_Angel, Audio, Booklet, Compact Disk, Broadsword and the Beast
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Ian AndersonPhoto "Ian Anderson" from Captain_claudioIan Anderson beim Live on Tour 2007 Konzert am 16.06.2007 im Amphitheater in GelsenkirchenTags:Gelsenkirchen Jethro Tull Amphitheater Ian Anderson Live on Tour 2007
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Published: 2007-07-22
Provider: Sevenload
Keywords: Jethro Tull, Amphitheater, Ian Anderson, Live on Tour 2007
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Christmas Album - Jethro TullChristmas Album by Jethro Tull
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Published: 2010-02-09
Provider: iTunes
Keywords: Rock
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