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ZIP ALBUM: BEYONCÉ (BEYONCE) – HOMECOMING: THE LIVE ALBUM ZIPPYSHARE TORRENT DOWNLOAD. At the end of the track "Freedom," Hattie . The album title was inspired by Beyoncé's grandmother, Agnéz Deréon, as well as Jay Z's grandmother, Hattie White. Next PostLondon food news: 50% off Italian, Indian, 21 different lasagnes . the subjugation and the torrent of other shit delivered to them by the hands of. POLOW DA DON Q, DON'T MATTER AKON IRREPLACEABLE BEYONCE R , . the first song off the group's "Good Morning Revival" album, due March 27. And when I pulled the second disc from the package, it snapped in half, you know how the spindles can be too tight with 2xCD sets. And the day it arrived, which wasn't all that long before I had scheduled the review, I opened it up and went about ripping the CDs. One was sent and lost, and then another was sent. Musical Lowlight: I was excited to write about the Another Self Portrait set this year, and for some reason it was tricky to track down a promo. And I downloaded "Halo" to listen to when she wasn’t around. When the timing was just right for the train, she could do the whole thing for the crowd on both platforms and "Halo" brought down the house. As she sang I started thinking about the people I love and the idea of loss and my shitty day and I started crying a little there on that subway platform. And on these two occasions, she sang Beyoncé’s "Halo", and I’m telling you, her interpretation of this song is one for the ages. Beyonc then embarked on her second solo concert tour, titled The Beyonc Experience, in 2007 a live album titled The Beyonc Experience Live was released featuring footage from the tour. She’s the kind of performer you take your headphones off for. The B'Day Anthology Video Album, which features thirteen music videos to accompany the songs, was released alongside the deluxe edition of B'Day. On two occasions this year, it was after work, I was training home, and I sat on the bench while Sylvia sang and I listened. Her voice is just wonderful, she sings with power and subtlety and she has a lot of noise to compete with. For a chunk of the year, a woman named Sylvia (if you know her last name or if she has a website please email me: I will add here) who sang along to a boombox. During rush-hour, the platform for the G going south almost always has a musical performer, entertaining riders as we all wait for the train. Musical Highlight: On the subway home from work in Brooklyn I take the L train and then the G. The single song I could not stop playing was "Rose Parade", so beautiful and rich with detail. And since we have some super-fans in the office, I was able to learn about his music from them. While we worked on Jayson’s piece, I had Elliott Smith’s catalogue on my iPhone and I played it a ton and realized how brilliant his music could be. I had the feeling that it would be someday, but that the timing just had to work out right. I admired it when I heard it, and I did know XO well though I rarely played it, but in general his music had never been a thing for me. When Jayson Greene was working on his great oral history of Elliott Smith to commemorate the 10th anniversary of his death, I realized that I had never formed a deep connection to Smith’s music.
_An Old Album I Discovered/Rediscovered This Year: _Elliott Smith's Either/Or. Like if I can internalize this feeling of having music move me to such a degree, music I've been connected to and that has shaped my life, it will help to guide me in the day ahead. It’s a time when I want to remind myself of my own deep connection to music, almost as a way of "warming up" for work. Why do I have old songs as my most played of the year? The subway on the way to work is when I listen almost exclusively to old favorites, and I tend to play the same ones a lot. I have a feeling that the Lee "Scratch" Perry recording of Bob Marley and the Wailers’ " Duppy Conquerer" would also be way up there, because I think I listened to it every day on the way to work for like three months. "Duppy Conquerer" is for me one of those perfect songs, where every element falls into place. I had to re-build my iTunes database this year, part of my continually refined backup regimen, and so a good number of my plays are probably not recorded.
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