This new album by The Who is their 12th album and their first in thirteen years of new material. Like with previous albums Roger Daltrey and Peter Townshend recorded their parts separately and are the main musicians on all the tracks. The main thing about this album is at least six of the eleven songs […]
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Jeff Lynne’s second album under his name four years after the first one has the same feel and style of all his previous 12 albums under the ELO tag. As you listen to each track it reminds of you some of his previous hits or styles from those songs. Lynne
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The Heavy’s sound has always been an indie or alternative rock sound that blended soul/blues/RNB with Rock so well which is why they were drawn to me. Their 2nd album “The House That Dirt Build” was the album to put them on the map with songs like “How You Like Me Now?” and “Short Change
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CBS: Bob Hearts Abishola: Bob a middle-aged businessman from Detroit runs his family’s successful, highly competitive compression sock company with his mother Dottie, sister Christina, and younger brother Douglas. When the stress of the job lands him in the Woodward Memorial Hospital with a heart attack, while recovering he is immediately drawn to Abishola,
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I want to give Howie lots of credit for this 2nd album because it has real music in it not fake/electronic music which was featured heavily for his 1st solo album. I also applaud him for having the courage to tell the world about all the struggles he had to overcome as kid which he
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CBS: Blood & Treasure: Former FBI agent Danny McNamara is brought in by billionaire Jay Reece to help save Danny’s mentor Dr. Anna Castillo, a world renowned historian/archeologist who has been taken captive by the terrorist Karim Farouk took (played by Oded Fehr of the Mummy and the Resident Evil franchises) and find the
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CBS: Fam: Nina Dobrev (from Degrassi and Vampire Diaries) stars in a comedy about a new kind of family a “Fam”. She has everything a young woman could want, a dream job, an ideal fiancé played by Tone Bell and his loving parents but something turns her perfect life upside down. Her teenager half-sister
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Broadcast Fall 2018 TV Review: CBS: The Neighborhood: If you had a show about a black family moving into an all white neighborhood in the past it would be more of a drama of how racist they would be to the new family. But this is 2018 sitcom about an all black neighborhood in LA
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NBC: Timeless: There were a few time traveling shows to debut around the time that NBC debuted Timeless like ABC’s Time after Time, Fox’s Making History and the CW’s Frequency and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. Only one other show besides Timeless is still on the air and that is the superhero show Legends of
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Fox and WGN have been the premier stations for broadcast television when it comes to prime time shows as it has surpassed the main three stations that pioneered television. Fox has most of the premiere shows of the past 20 years while WGN’s CW has successfully created the premiere place for the world of Detective
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