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Those the Brokes by The Magic Numbers
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Published: 2007-07-16 Provider: Artist Direct
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Roots & Echoes by The CoralThe latest album from the British band is produced by Craig Silvey (The Magic Numbers). [Rock, Indie]
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Published: 2007-08-08 Provider: Metacritic
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The Police’s First New York Show in Twenty-Four Years: A Trio Playing In Sync It was obvious from the opening crash and sprint of “Message in a Bottle” — the first number of the Police’s August 1st show at Madison Square Garden — that two ingredients missing from Sting’s solo life for the past two decades have been a drummer that plays too fast and a guitarist with elastic ideas about harmonics and an aversion to conventional chords. There would be no Police reunion this year if Sting had not willed it. The band made him a superstar, and he has never been embarrassed to wield that clout, even as his own records have explored worlds far away, and even a few centuries back, from the lean power-trio dynamics of the Police’s Econoline-van years. But at the Garden, the group’s first New York City show since 1983, Sting was not the main attraction. He was, with drummer Stewart Copeland and guitarist Andy Summers, one-third of an extraordinary rhythm-and-hit-chorus machine. Copeland and Summers needed Sting to say yes to this tour. But Sting needed them to make his greatest hits — “Roxanne,” “Can’t Stand Losing You,” “Synchronicity II,” even that maypole-dance hook in “Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic” — boom and glow like rock again. Frankly, it was hard to tell how much of the new minutaie I saw Sting drilling into the old arrangements, during the Police’s Vancouver rehearsals three months ago, had survived the first two months of concerts. Two songs from early set lists, “Spirits in the Material World” and “Murder by Numbers,” didn’t even make it to New York. But there was no missing the transformative drama of Copeland’s tom-tom bombs in “Driven to Tears” and Summers’ shivering-Hendrix screams in the Jamaican galactica of “Walking on the Moon.” There isn’t much of a song in “The Bed’s Too Big Without You,” just white-reggae anguish and the unison gunfire of
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Published: 2007-08-03 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock News
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Aggregated Assault: What The Music Blogs Are Posting Right Now- The Magic Numbers' picture 7-inch that is decorated with--wait for it--a picture of a 7-inch: Stupid, really stupid, or absolutely enraging? [Popjustice]
- Raven Sings The Blues' 7-inch spotlight...
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Published: 2007-03-23 Provider: Idolator Keywords: aggregated assault
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Moviegoers 'Enchanted' for another weekendRead full story for latest details.
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Published: 2007-12-02 Provider: CNN Keywords: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Entertainment, Miramax Film Corp., Movie Stars, The Walt Disney Company, Movie Reviews, Box Office, Media By Numbers LLC, Action Adventure Films, Susan Sarandon, Paul Dergarabedian, Movies, Mathieu Amalric, The Weinstein Company, New York City, Celebrity News, Jean-Dominique Bauby, Family Films, Hollywood, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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She's Still Got The Magic TouchMiley Cyrus still seems to be pulling in the big numbers for Disney. On Saturday, her debut 3D film, Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert, aired on the Disney channel to big ratings. The film got 5.9 million viewers on Saturday from 8 to 9pm. Are parents not monitoring what their kids watch [...]
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Published: 2008-07-29 Provider: PerezHilton Keywords: TV News, Disney, Miley Cyrus
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To Do: Film School, Inland Empire, Dirty Bombs· Music round-up: Film School at Spaceland; Magic Numbers at the El Rey; Dengue Fever at the Knitting Factory. · David Lynch will sign your copy of Inland Empire at the Borders in Westwood. (Well, at least the copy you buy to get your fifteen seconds of face time with him.) Nodding in a way that dishonestly suggests you "get" the movie is completely optional. · AFI's Directors series at the ArcLight tonight screens Right at Your Door, a horror flick taking place in a Los Angeles ravaged by dirty bombs. Fun! A Q&A with writer/director Chris Gorak and actor Rory Cochrane follows.
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Published: 2007-08-14 Provider: Defamer Keywords: To Do
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Flip-Flop WeatherPhoto: Ross D. Franklin/AP Citizens left the city in droves as August began, apparently fleeing the cloud of uncertainty that seemed to have settled over the city. Governor Spitzer called the appointment of a special prosecutor in the Joe Bruno investigation “unnecessary,” then offered to testify under oath. The families of 9/11 victims were told that this year’s anniversary would not be marked at ground zero, but then it was announced they’d convene at a spot overlooking the site.Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid was either staggering (one set of polls showed Barack Obama’s numbers surging in New Hampshire and South Carolina) or swaggering (another showed Clinton with a two-to-one lead over her rival). Fellow senator (and regular guy) Chuck Schumer took a stand against raising taxes on hedge-fund billionaires. The Jamaica Bay marshlands were reported to be on the verge of extinction, perhaps because of smog emitted by Mayor Bloomberg, who was busted hitching SUV rides to his morning subway commute. The city, pushing breast-feeding, removed baby food from the goody bags given to new moms at city-run hospitals. In other family news, Elmo and Big Bird’s Fisher-Price likenesses were recalled after having been found to contain lead. So were two alleged Albanian extortionists; when they came to the doorstep of a Queens man who said they were threatening him, he shot them. The Mets failed to land reliever Eric Gagne (he went to the Bosox), who might have helped Tom Glavine get his 300th win; in his first shot at it, Glavine left with the lead, but the bullpen blew it. Whoopi Goldberg signed on to chew the fat on The View, while Star Jones finally confessed that stapling was the magic behind her adipose disappearing act. Nicole Richie plopped down on Good Morning America’s Times Square couch to admit that she has a bun in the oven. Metaphorical bantamweight Jimmy Fallon was rumored to be the next Conan, while onetime Tomorro
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Published: 2007-08-03 Provider: New York Magazine
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The Magic Numbers Love AugustBand unveil tour plans for the end of summer.
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Published: 2007-06-07 Provider: IGN
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Hot start for 'Southland' in ratingsTV News: NBC cop drama pulls in big numbers -- There's still some magic in the Thursday 10 o'clock hour for NBC, which followed big numbers for the "ER" finale with a nice start for new cop drama "Southland."
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Published: 2009-04-13 Provider: Variety.com
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Fox again addresses prayers to 'Idol'Front Page: Net hopes show works magic -- After another awful autumn, execs at Fox are once again counting the days until the return of "American Idol." TV's most-watched show has consistently proved its ability to work wonders for the network. It scores socko numbers whenever it airs and raises the ratings of everything Fox airs around it.
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Published: 2006-11-20 Provider: Variety.com Keywords: Entertainment Industry News, Daily Variety, Movie Reviews, TV, Awards, Oscars, Cannes, Box Office, Hollywood
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LISTEN UP: OK, The Bird IS The Word, I Believe YouThis live version of The Ramones covering "Surfin' Bird" is as ridiculous as it is legitimately hilarious; Bleedin' Out also tosses us some Sonic Youth, Pixies, The Stooges, and all the other music that makes me forget for a second that I'm the world's weakest human being. Why wouldn't I download a cover of Magic Numbers singing "Crazy In Love"? I love the Magic Numbers as much as I love Magic Bullets, and Harry Potter magic, and Magic The Gathering and-- whoops, should have quit typing. (Information Leafblower) Wouldn't you be a lot more surprised if Aesop Rock didn't have a song that referenced "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"? (My Old Kentucky Blog) I'm not sure if I'll ever get sick of My Bloody Valentine's Loveless; the song "Soon" really reminds me of Zooropa, only before Zooropa, and better, and with about thirty-five fewer Grammys earned. (Badminton Stamps) "Drop The Lime" -- name of a crazy, techno-ey indie band, or a Weird Al parody of "Walk The Line"? Also, am I only linking this so I can make that really terrific joke? My answer is, it's Friday. (Keytars and Violins)
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Published: 2007-07-27 Provider: VH1
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