Vinyl revolution: $400,000 later, Australiaâs first new press in 30 years is here
By Mikey Cahill
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Steve Lynch looks harried. TISM LPs have been flying out of his enormous mechanical baby â Australiaâs first new vinyl pressing plant in three decades â but thereâs a problem with a vacuum sensor. It is not sensing the vacuum.
Lynch scurries about for 20 minutes, creases his forehead a few times, and⦠then the automated WarmTone press is back up and humming, spitting out two discs a minute for an increasingly vinyl-hungry world.
Steve Lynch and Dave Roper at Program Records.
Whitney Houston s Death: Brandy Shares Touching Tribute to Late Cinderella Co-Star
Whitney Houston may have been gone for nine years now, but she will always be remembered by her fans, colleagues, family and everyone close to her.
On the upcoming anniversary of her death, her co-star in Roger & Hammerstein s Cinderella, Brandy, paid tribute to the music legend and her role in the hit classic Disney film. According to the now 42-year-old R&B artist, Houston will perfectly be honored with the arrival of their movie to Disney+.
As previously reported, Disney+ will be streaming the classic movie at the midnight of Feb. 12, just perfect for the Cinderella reference and the commemoration of the life of Houston who is not only a music icon but a Hollywood star as well. Houston played the role of Fairy God Mother to Brandy s Cinderella in the film.
“[S]he was easy to be around,” actress Angela Bassett said to
Ellein 2015 of late singer and actress Whitney Houston. “It was never high maintenance or feeling as if you were in a room with someone who had sucked up all the light and the air and left you wanting. No, she embraced you, your spirit, and she was just very, you know, grounded, I felt.” The two starred together in the 1995 film ‘Waiting to Exhale,’ and grew close.
By 1992, when Houston debuted in ‘The Bodyguard,’ Whitney was already bonafide superstar. She kicked off the prior year with a dazzling rendition of the ‘The Star Spangled Banner’ at the 25th Super Bowl, which set a Billboard record and helped heal a truly broken nation. She had also released 3 multi-platinum albums (
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Love is like a box of chocolates: you keep looking for the one you really want, and leave the shit for some other poor sap. Luckily, these artists opened their hearts to pen songs about love that capture the rush of romance more poetically than we ever could. A truly great love song is a like an adrenaline hit to your heart and soul, evoking feelings of nostalgia, heartache and the euphoria of the best of times with that special someone. Now, before we make ourselves sick, here are the greatest love songs ever recorded – as chosen by team
Ahead of Valentine’s Day or Galentine’s Day, you might find yourself wanting to watch a romantic movie. May I suggest you choose based on the movie’s soundtrack? Here are nine movies with soundtracks that will give you all the feels.
“(500) Days of Summer”: I chose to express my fondness for this movie in college by writing a 10-page paper. It’s safe to say I love it. I love the storyline and the messy romance between Joseph Gordon Levitt and Zoe Deschanel. Most of all, I love the eclectic songs that don’t just sit in the background. Among tunes by Regina Spektor, The Smiths and Simon and Garfunkel, my favorite from the soundtrack is “Sweet Disposition” by Temper Trap.