Sansa Community - Music

Susan Boyle - What do you think?

Audiolicious — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 23:21:22 GMT

Susan Boyle's astounding, sudden success just keeps on growing. The dowdy, 47-year-old unemployed volunteer church worker from Blackburn, Scotland stunned judges, audience members and viewers alike a week ago with her performance of "I Dreamed A Dream" from "Les Miserables," and now the YouTube clip of her appearance has been seen more than 25 million times.. She has been all over the TV and even has been interviewd by Larry King. Here Susan Boyle sings 'My Heart Will Go On' for CNN's Larry King show. What do you think. Flash in the pan or is she going somewhere?

Testers approved cheaper alternatives to the iPod

Brandon C — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 00:41:43 GMT

From Komonews.com By Good Housekeeping This report will be music to your ears, because we're talking about MP3 players. The editors at Good Housekeeping came up with a neat idea. They decided to look at portable music players that are good for people who like to listen to music as they try to run or walk. And guess what? They found you don't have to buy an iPod! The iPod Nano did very well in the Good Housekeeping Research Institute's tests, but now it has a lot of competition that cost a lot less. Here are some inexpensive alternatives you may want to give a listen to. "We evaluated 19, flash-based mp3 players for ease of use, performance, durability, as well as their appearance. In our tests, two MP3 players really stood out," said tester Rachel Rothman. The Sandisk Sansa Clip, 1GB ($40) was one of the institute's budget picks. "it was one of the few devices that performed extremely well after the durability testing. You can do voice recording, and it also has a handy clip in the back to clip on to you while you're working out," said Rothman. Philips GoGear Spark, 2GB ($50) won over testers with...

Lady Gaga - Just Dance

Audiolicious — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 04:06:22 GMT

What do guys think about Lady Gaga? I think her songs are great and very upbeat. They are great for listening to or dancing to. I am adding this to my Sansa Playlist. What about you?

Flo Rida - Right Round

Audiolicious — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 03:48:39 GMT

Flo Rida created a new new song that is topping the charts right now. It is loosley based on the original song but he put some much more into it. Here is the original 'Right Round' by Dead orAlive. Here is Flo Ridas song. I am kinda digging Flo Ridas version. What do you think?

Crack a Bottle by Eminem

Audiolicious — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 02:47:38 GMT

Crack a Bottle by Eminem is in the top ten right now but I have to say that it is not that good. Very repetetive and not that inventive. What do you think?

Should John Legend sing "Lets get it on"?

Audiolicious — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 02:13:09 GMT

Here is what I consider the best version of Marvin Gaye singing Let's get it on. And here is my favorite song by John Legend. Slow Dance. They are both great! What I am wondering is... Do you think John Legend should cover 'Let's get it on'?

I am Gaagaa over GaGa

Momo — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 01:38:31 GMT

I first heard Lady GaGa last fall, on the local dance/techno radio station (R.I.P. KNRJ) and I've been groovin' on her sound ever since. Her hit "Just Dance" has transcended genres and is now on local top 40 stations. Take a look: She's so.... rad. GaGa takes her name from the Queen hit "Radio GaGa" and is inspired by David Bowie, Madonna, and Michael Jackson. With muses like that, how can you go wrong? Her look is something to be awed at as well; a recent photo of her wearing nothing but leggings, a jacket, and neon green bikini bottoms in London's chilly winter had my jaw dropping. She has said her album The Fame "is about how anyone can feel famous. Pop culture is art. It doesn't make you cool to hate pop culture, so I embraced it and you hear it all over 'The Fame'. But, it's a sharable fame. I want to invite you all to the party. I want people to feel a part of this lifestyle." So while you may be a little jarred by her sound and her look, you gotta admit it oozes the pop culture so many of us style tramps thrive...

Womanizer by Britney (and Others!)

Momo — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 23:15:41 GMT

So, at this time, I think we are all aware of the somewhat successful comeback of Britney Spears since her disasterous "Blakout" era, which not only describes the name of her album at the time, but an apt description of her life in general. But since then, she's ditched some of the more unsavory characters present in her life, hired back her old manager, Larry Rudolph, and has released "Circus", an album that reminds some of us of the old Britney many of us loved. Okay, so many of us NEVER liked her, but whether or not you ever did, you gotta admit she's doin' a LOT better. And even if you're not a fan, it is sad. It's sad because she was just a little girl exploited by her parents and svengali producers because, c'mon, it's what she wanted! It was her passion, right? So why not exploit-- I mean NURTURE her, because there are very few cute, singing and dancing 15-year-old girls with stars in their eyes. *Stepping off her soapbox now* So, Womanizer isn't, like, a great part of the American pop canon, but it's kinda okay (btw, she thinks you're a womanizer, like, 60 times over...