killerik - Why the hell not?

I just wanted to pass along a couple music recommendations(just like the title says).

First off is one of my new favorites. It's Kidz Bop, Vol. 11.

It's just one of the most original albums that I've ever heard. I really can't even explain the greatness of this. Just pick it up, and fast.

You can grab it up through iTunes here:

and Amazon.com here: Kidz Bop, Vol. 11

My second recommendation is both musically brilliant and educational.

Fergie(The blond chick from Wild Orchid) is an up and comer with big things in her future. Through her music you'll learn how to spell words like "G-L-A-M-O-R-O-U-S", "D-E-L-I-C-I-O-U-S", "T-A-S-T-E-Y" and "F-E-R-G-I-E". Impress your friends with those. Also, her face looks exactly like an old catcher's mitt and she used to be a meth addict. If someone can overcome those shortfalls, then maybe, just maybe, they deserve a play in the music player of your choice.

Fergie - The Dutchess
iTunes:

Amazon.com: The Dutchess

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I really like Regina Spektor's music. This isn't the first time that I've posted about her.

Just wanted to give you something interesting to watch.

Also, you can't beat the way that she sings the word "contagious".

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From SNL this past Saturday comes one of the few funny segments in recent memory and it's the uncensored version. It's a Holiday music video starring Justin Timberlake and some of the cast members. Check it out.

(Warning: NSFW - Naughty Language)

So, what are you getting your significant other?

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I've completely fallen for Regina Spektor. Here's the video for her song "Fidelity". It's from her album Begin to Hope. I'm happy that, in this time of cookie-cutter music, there is still a lot of great minds creating new and interesting art.

Wikipedia: Regina Spektor

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Here's Weird Al's latest video from his upcoming CD "Straight Outta Lynwood". This video parodies Chamillionaire's "Ridin".

He seems to be back on his game with this CD. So, if you've ever been a fan, check it out.

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Just a quick recommendation. Check out BlogMusik. It's a site where you can search and listen to just about any song you can think of. I'm pretty sure that it's not legal in the RIAA's eyes, but that doesn't mean that you can't enjoy this while it lasts. Maybe you can even discover something new.

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