12-12-12 Concert to Benefit Hurricane Sandy Best Gig Ever!

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12-12-12 Concert to Benefit Hurricane Sandy Best Gig Ever!

OK so it's April 6th.. and there has been many issues since returning from New York.. One, my computer being down and I lost all that momentum & excitement for posting about this historic event...  plus loosing all my files music pics, ..well, you get the point ... Who saw the 12-12-12 gig? wasn't it the best freaking gig ever?!  Me thinks so.. I got to New York a few days early.. stayed off 57th ave.. didn't know it takes forever and a day to get to Madison Square Garden...over 2 hours on the day of the event.. wall to wall traffic...I averaged 4-5 hours of sleep a night.. as I was running on adrenaline and couldn't adjust to the time difference...My friend Anthony arrived a few hours early & we were waiting on my friend Jen~ ha!


I think we left about 5:20pm and took Jen's car.. of course we got turned around and ended up driving around Central Park..We kept crossing streets and finally got to our destination. and parked as we frantically hurried into Madison Square Garden for me to sign for the tix.. Whewww success- and we were in.. I was almost running to the box office because I heard or was told if we didn't pick up our tickets at a certain time.. they could re-sell them... WTF? As I headed to the box office I saw a crowd waiting behind a carpeted rope. to see if they could get stand-by tickets.. What a scene inside.. I think Madison Square Garden is beautiful....  be back I gotta find pics since everything was lost on my computer

We were all excited beyond belief..we actually got our tix in hand after getting lost and taking what ?2 hours and 45 minutes to get there.. So it was off for some beers and to find our seats... I was on the floor next to the camera's and all musical equipment being escorted in and out.. I think one of the most climatic parts of the show was before it actually  started ... the count down to show time The gig would be shown all over the world.. 30 seconds 30 seconds still show time 20 seconds 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1!


May 12th pic updates...bloggers acting up trouble uploading oics from the gig..



For Some reason blogger wont let me upload pics damn!so I'll have to update at another time having trouble with blogger

No they didn't compare Cyrus to the Beatles?

No they didn't compare Cyrus to the Beatles ?

Did Good Morning America actually ask the question if Mylie Cyrus is the next big thing to the Beatles the other day?
Say what? I did a double take when I heard this via TV. Can you say bullchips, are they kiding me? ha, there is no freakin comparison, obviously producders at GMA are tone deaf.

If you do not know who Mylie is (I hadn't either until just recently, they are pimpin promo about this girl all over the place) she is the daughter of Billie Ray Cyrus, a country singer of sorts who appeared on Danicing with the Stars most recently.


The Beatles- a Melody

The only ones that could possible be compared to the Beatles is the Rolling Stones, period. Sheesh Britney Spears had a better voice and stage presence than this girl at this age just keepin it real, you know I'm speaking the truth .


Rolling Stones- Paint it black

If you wanna make comparisons,compare this girlie to someone in the same genere, not the Beatles. The Beatles changed the world,the face of music,lets not forget the musical genius of the fab four just for starters..

Mylie Cyrus is a manufactured bubble gum pop girl. I'm not even going to post a vid of Cyrus just in case you thought I might, but will of The Beatles & The Stones
Let's take it back some.

How a 'free' album makes millions Prince Paul Elton Stones

How a 'free' album makes millions...
Last Updated:

12:01am BST 19/07/2007

Prince's idea of giving away his latest release is not as eccentric as it first appears, writes Neil McCormick
Did you know the Prince album given away with last week's Mail on Sunday was his 46th official release? Even given that it includes compilations (five) and live sets (two), that is a lot of albums - almost two a year since 1978. And some of them are doubles.

Prince: the smartest-working man in Pop?
There surely comes a point when the world doesn't really need another album by any artist, a notion sales figures certainly bear out.

Elton John, Paul McCartney and the Rolling Stones are quantifiable superstars enjoying some of the best reviews of their long careers and regularly touring to sold-out stadiums, but their latterday albums only graze the upper reaches of the charts, and singles vanish without trace.

The artist may feel compelled to keep creating, but for most fans even the greatest musicians are defined by a few classics and a hits compilation.
Nearly 20 million people worldwide bought Purple Rain in 1984, when Prince's intoxicating, eccentric mix of rock and funk sounded like the future of music. By 2001 the fan base willing to shell out for Rainbow Children was a hardcore 300,000. UK sales of last year's heavily promoted 3121 were just 80,000.
Mind you, at least that's 80,000 who actually wanted to listen to it, not just newspaper subscribers who might stick

it on in the background while reading about the

Beckham's latest adventures in Hollywood. When the market is saturated with something, people tend to say "you can't give it away". But the Mail on Sunday's distribution of three million copies of Prince's Planet Earth suggests otherwise. more here

Harleyblues take:

C'mon Telegraph, "latterday albums?" Paul McCartney's newest album Memory Almost Full is one of his most critically acclaimed albums in years, a true master piece! take it from one in the know, Me.

Wrong, a sedate fan will recognize a artist by his classics and hits. lmao!

Comments anyone?