Now, there's been a lot of points on either side of the new Last.fm design. Personally, I think it both has its advantages and drawbacks. I think the users causing an uproar to "bring back the old design" need to get over themselves. There will always be someone (or in this case, 10,000 something users…) who doesn't like change. And quite frankly, the old last.fm design was great, in usefulness and look.

However, with this new design, which we'll just have to learn to get used to, come many new, exciting innovations. I know this sounds like a shilling, but…

Well, yep, the Magical Review Tour™ is back and rolling, and this time it's the soundtrack to nothing more than the soundtrack to Stanley Kubrick's dystopian masterpiece, A Clockwork Orange, based on a an ownage novel by Anthony Burgess. The novel incorporates a special kind of breed of slang known as Nadsat, created by Burgess.

The slang consists of school boy talk, russian and slavic syllables all jambled together, which would make your average sentence about the recession something like this; "During the recession, I and my starry grandfather did not get to viddy many sinnies, what with the…

Yup, it's more than half a year since last time, but due to boredom the Magical Review Tour is back on track! If you didn't catch us (me…) the last time, you can check out the first part of the 'Tour [URL=here!

This time around, the subject matter is the third studio album by the California-bred singer-songwriter and ukulele-guitar-harmonica-violin-and-thousands-of-other-instruments czar of the U, S & A, Carmaig de Forest. If you've never heard of Carmaig before, it's not a big surprise. He's relatively unknown, with only 56 listeners on last.fm as of press time. However, don't forget that ancient…

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Wella peeples, I'm starting a new thing here. This here's the Magical Review Tour, where I shall pass my judgement on several albums, with random intervals and uncontrollable fury. First up is the slightly pseudo-eponymous release by The Beatles, Magical Mystery Tour. Roll up me hearties, yo ho!

Background Information - The "Magical Mystery Tour" was the third film featuring the Fab Four. With absolutely no scripting, the boys recorded a lot of random dancing in walrus costumes and whatnot, while stuffing in the new songs they had made and what might be an autopsy photo of Paul.…

Yeah, been a fan of The Beatles (and to be frank, who isn't? You should be banned forthwith >.<) since 2000 when the 1 album was released and I got it for christmas. Loved nearly all of those 27 tracks. However, recently I've plunged deeper into the Beatles' Magical Mystery song treasurechest thingie of happies, and found some songs that were even better than most of the ones on the 1 album. I'm as I understand far from having heard everything, but this is a list of the 10 best songs I have heard so far. You find more, Tzienkuie.…

Ah yes, 50,000 plays already? Who cares?

By the way, is the heat killing you as well?

Heh, you won't believe how long I've been looking for this. I was overjoyed when I heard from Geoff Berner himself, at a concert, that he was going to "do something" about this requested and sadly, rare live album. Now, I found it on Zunior.com, and I thank you. Have a kudos cookie.

Anyway, if you don't know who Geoff Berner is, you're missing out on the world's cleverest, funniest and generally a nice goddamn jew (his own words…) on accordion. The guy also has a voice that stands out, and somehow compliments his bizarre lyrics. He is here accompanied…

Ayup, it's a new year, and with nothing but a FEW great releases within music.

Skambankt - Eliksir
Geoff Berner - The Wedding Dance of the Widow Bride
Zahl - Nice for a Change
Sondre Lerche - Phantom Punch
Cloroform - Clean
Hock your Britney Spears albums, burn your Fergie albums and condemn your Panic! At the Disco records to eternal damnation! Get these NOW! Or you are officially bland in musical taste, or living in some place where these records will not be released.

Peace be with ya'll.

Well. Having discovered the genius of Mr. Geoff Berner, legendary Great Accordionist, with the help of Kaizers Orchestra, I started listening, and couldn't stop. Then I heard that he was gonna play in Oslo. Had to go.

Sound of MU, is easily one of the smallest places to play any kind of music in Norway. I was a bit nervous, with there being an age limit at the place and suches. But I got in. After waiting for some time (had to go there early to catch a good seat) Mr. Berner arrived. I had to go talk…