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Looking in to advertising with one company that states our ad would run on their internet radio stations and go out to anybody listening to one of their stations in our specific zip code area. I don’t know if there are any neilson ratings for internet radio stations or not or even if this company is worth spending money on in the first place.In any event, I need to find out if there is a way to discover the most popular and highest ranked internet listened to radio stations.

How do you find this out? By bandwidth?

I’m looking for an online music and rhythm game that can either be online or you can download it. If it’s a downloadable one it would be nice to be able to download custom dongs. I already know FFR JamLegend and a couple others, but just want to see what you guys know.

dancing game, mother load ,and restaurantgames are some good online games .

Im looking for some of the top production schools in north America. I’m intrested in house/trance/electronica music but just looking for all around good producing university/college

Please do yourself a favor and find out the situation regarding actual employment opportunities for graduates before you commit to studying this very competitive field.

I listen to B105 in Cincinnati, and yesterday (Sunday) morning they had a countdown of the top songs the decade. It may have been a list of 50 or so. I missed the number one song because I was listening at work. I remember the host saying that Toby Keith had about 7 songs on the list. Rascal Flatts was also included in the top hand. If there is any way I can find a list of all of them online, that would be greatly appreciated!

Keith Urban registers the decade’s top song with "Somebody Like You," which ruled Hot Country Songs for six weeks in 2002. Kenny Chesney finishes as the Top Country Songs Artist, with 46 charting titles in the past 10 years…
here’s the list…
1. Keith Urban, "Somebody Like You"

2. Mark Wills, "19 Something"

3. Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett, "It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere"

4. Toby Keith, "How Do You Like Me Now?!"

5. Kenny Chesney, "The Good Stuff"

6. Brooks & Dunn, "Ain’t Nothin’ About You"

7. Tim McGraw, "Live Like You Were Dying"

8. Craig Morgan, "That’s What I Love About Sunday"

9. Toby Keith, "As Good As I Once Was"

10. Steve Holy, "Good Morning Beautiful"

For popular music, are tunes generally written first or are lyrics written first to fit the melody?

Also, does anybody know who are the lyricists for Mariah Carey, Lady Gaga, Britney spears, etc? Or is it actually themselves?

I’ve been writing poetry for some time, but am thinking about transferring into lyrics because it involves cutting down a lot on verse lengths. It’s a bit different to poetry

Please answer!

The tune is added later….the words are written first and then passed over to musicians or producers, eg like Timberland….so the tune added on the words not words on tune

It’s a school assignment. I have to make an arguement of one thing in societ that affected blue grass music. It needs to be only 6 sentences long.

why is this in the LGBT section

OK, so I was watching the country music awards a while ago, Country music is still king in America, but I noticed, every artist was white. Mostly Americans, with a few Canadians, and Keith Urban who is Australian.

hip hop music is on every continent in different languages like Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Arabic, Korean etc. Everyone dances to the rythmic beats and free expressions.

Can country music ever be as popular as hip hop is, internationally ?

Probably not, first of all it’s very western, much like folk music, it’s kind of a cultural thing. Much like we we probably never become a country of huge listeners to Chinese music. Also, the world seems to prefer the hip-hop stuff, which is kinda sad because even though some of the music is really good I think that a lot of it is trashy, no offense of course that’s just my opinion. Country has it’s trashy stuff too, I just think in general it’s a little better.

I’m looking for an old old song. I can’t remember the lyrics but I can remember some of the music video. It’s a country music video. It wasnt filmed in color. I think it was either in black and white or sepia. The band was in the field. And it would switch over to a boy going to a black man’s house. The black man had an old bible. I think it had a picture of his wife in it.

It almost sounds like "Believe" by Brooks and Dunn

http://www.cmt.com/videos/brooks-dunn/66575/believe.jhtml

mostly play rock/metal on my electric guitar but i am really into indie-acoustic stuff, and my telecaster does not quite give me the sound i am looking for. i am looking for a warm sounding, good for indie and "lighter music" such as bands islands, minus the bear, iron and wine, the shins are just a few examples. Thanks

also what type of wood should i be looking at for this type of sound?

thanks!

A Seagull S6 would be ideal if you’re looking for a warm sound. It has a cedar top and cedar is the warmest top wood of all. The warmest wood for back and sides is rosewood.

When Bush invaded Panama, and Noriega stayed in the Vatican mission and wouldn’t come out, they played rock music to make sure no one could listen in on them, and also because Noriega hated rock music. What bands and songs did they play?
I had heard Metallica was played too Bob S

I am almost certain that Metalica was played. I think the song "One" was heavily played.