Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Monday, October 3, 2011
Official Music Video
It's here! The official music video of "End of the Renaissance." Go ahead and check it out on YouTube. Share with your friends and family. And be ready...the entire album of Last One Standing is released tomorrow.
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Last One Standing
I have been fortunate enough to have known Aryn Michelle since college. Throughout the years, her musical writing has evolved to such depths that it is a pleasure to listen to the profound messages within her vocal stylings.
This next week will be very exciting for Aryn Michelle. On Monday, YouTube.com will premiere her first single music video-End of the Renaissance. Subscribe to her channel so you can be one of the first to catch this world event.
The next day, October 4, is the official launch of The Last One Standing album. You will want to get your hands on this album. It is amazing! I have been listening to each song repeatedly. Just when I think I have finally found my favorite song, I fall in love with another track. You can get your hands on her album through iTunes and some other sites.
Spread the word for this talented woman. Share with family and friends.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Spamalot!
"Camelot!"
"Camelot!!"
"It's only a model."
As part of my indoctrination into the Stewart clan, I was raised on various staples including Army of Darkness, the Adventures of Baron von Munchausen, Major Payne, and...
Monty Python.
Needless to say, when TravelZoo offered a deep discount to see the Broadway production of the Holy Grail (Spamalot!) with its campy and lewd humor, I jumped on the chance to go. "Dragging" along my best friend who shares and equal love for this humor also didn't hamper the impulse and last minute decision to go.
I was thoroughly impressed. Loved the ad lib that occurred. Sang loud at the very end with the entire audience. And laughed at all the lewd gestures, references, and innuendos. While, I probably won't see it again (there are too many other Broadway shows I want to see) I will recommend it to anyone who appreciates British humor and think back on those 2 1/2 hours fondly.
Although...I wish they hadn't discontinued the rabbit with big pointy teeth.
"Camelot!!"
"It's only a model."
As part of my indoctrination into the Stewart clan, I was raised on various staples including Army of Darkness, the Adventures of Baron von Munchausen, Major Payne, and...
Monty Python.
Needless to say, when TravelZoo offered a deep discount to see the Broadway production of the Holy Grail (Spamalot!) with its campy and lewd humor, I jumped on the chance to go. "Dragging" along my best friend who shares and equal love for this humor also didn't hamper the impulse and last minute decision to go.
I was thoroughly impressed. Loved the ad lib that occurred. Sang loud at the very end with the entire audience. And laughed at all the lewd gestures, references, and innuendos. While, I probably won't see it again (there are too many other Broadway shows I want to see) I will recommend it to anyone who appreciates British humor and think back on those 2 1/2 hours fondly.
Although...I wish they hadn't discontinued the rabbit with big pointy teeth.
Monday, June 13, 2011
Under a Rock
I can't help it! Every time I hear this lyric from Mumford & Sons...
Roll away your stone. I'll roll away mine. Together we can see what we will find.
I can't help but think of this commercial. Definitely some good marketing for GEICO.
What are some songs, quotes, lyrics that do the same for you?
Roll away your stone. I'll roll away mine. Together we can see what we will find.
I can't help but think of this commercial. Definitely some good marketing for GEICO.
What are some songs, quotes, lyrics that do the same for you?
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