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Feeling Love Sick with Jason Reeves
The walking charm of an innocent boy in love, with the old debonair soul of a 1960’s hippie can best describe Jason Reeves in my eyes. As far as his music goes… well, picture a time when love letters were written with the uttermost sentiment and still hand delivered to your mailbox.
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First of all, thank you for finding us and supporting local music!OC Music Magazine began publication in March of 2009 as a tool to centralize Orange County's music scene, while becoming your central source for music!
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Current Issue
Growing up in the eighties, you were surrounded by mysteries. These were the years of MTV and John Hughes movies, the era of big dreams and bigger shoulder pads.
At Anaheim’s Chain Reaction last Saturday, Cruel Hand from Portland, Maine exploded on stage alongside Bane, Trapped Under Ice, and Alpha & Omega. If you’re a fan of hardcore, you would’ve loved this show.
The walking charm of an innocent boy in love, with the old debonair soul of a 1960’s hippie can best describe Jason Reeves in my eyes. As far as his music goes… well, picture a time when love letters were written with the uttermost sentiment and still hand delivered to your mailbox.
When James Foxall and Virginia Strickland began making plans for the first annual OC Foodie Fest, the mission was very clear. Foxall, or “Fox” as he calls himself, was out to “end the negative stigma surrounding food trucks,” and the event last Saturday afternoon certainly realized his dreams.
Sony’s Sound Forge Pro 10 is a one-stop shop for all of your audio editing needs.
Let’s get ready to rumble! The MAI Tai Lounge in Long Beach hosted an amazing event last week featuring the talents of local musicians of the hip-hop world.
Whiskey and porn stars, hot reds and car crashes, black leather and high heels, overdoses and death. This is the life of Mötley Crüe, the heaviest drinking, hardest fighting, most oversexed and arrogant band in the world.
OC Music Magazine sat down with Detroit Bar’s general manager Jason “Huey” Husted on a Thursday night, settling in as various bands prepared for that evening’s set.
Don’t be afraid to make changes and don’t be afraid to leave it like it is. Serve the song.
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“Tomorrow our Lawyers are appealing the decision of the CEP,” hip-hop star Wyclef Jean announced via his Twitter account on August 22. “We have met all the requirements set by the laws. And the law must be Respected.”
Jean’s recent campaign to become the newest president of his native Haiti has been heavily publicized since he
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The fontman of a British pop trio climbed and lept from a telecommunications mast behind the main stage of the Belgian Pukkelpop festival, diving to his death Friday. Charles Haddon, 22, sang in the band Ou Est Le Swimming Pool.
Local police are treating the death as a suicide and the family has been notified.
At the
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On August 11th, New York rapper Foxy Brown stood before a grand jury to state her case in a court violation. Brown went against court orders one month ago on July 21st by flashing her rear to fellow neighbor Arlene Raymond, while promptly yelling at her to “kiss [it].”
This, apparently, was not the first time
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Bono tells Rolling Stone that the band’s next album will have a more club/dance feel to the music. Another rock album is also coming up and “Songs of Ascent”–a collection of session tracks from the 2009 release, “No Line On the Horizon”–is on the way.
Bono and the Edge are also collaborating on the upcoming Spider-Man
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Forty years after Jimi Hendrix’s death, his clothing, mementoes and handwritten lyrics are going on display at his former London home.
Hendrix died September 18, 1970.
The Handel House Museum (of which Hendrix’s home is part) is holding an exhibition devoted to Hendrix’s London years. The exhibition opens August 25 through November 7. For 12 days in
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In 2007, LADY GAGA made her first appearance at Lollapalooza to unfavorable reviews. She was called a trainwreck, and as she put it in her performance this past week, “no one believed in me.” However, the times have changed and the tables have turned, as Gaga played a two-hour headlining set at Lollapalooza 2010.
Robbie Williams, 36, kissed his new bride Ayda Field, 31, on Saturday, August 7th, sealing the couple’s marriage.
One year after his outrageous disruption of Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech for best female video, Kayne West will perform September 12 at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles.
The rapper grabbed the microphone from the young winner, saying to a shocked crowd: “I’m ‘a let you finish, but Beyonce had one of the best
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After a nationwide vote, 23-year-old Gabi Gregg has been named MTV’s first twitter-jockey (TJ – get it?).
Gregg will report on pop culture news using social media, blogs and the MTV website. She is the founder of the fashion blog Young, Fat and Fabulous.
Mark David Chapman–John Lennon’s killer–seeks his freedom this week for a sixth time. Chapman is a former maintenance man from Hawaii and has been in prison since gunning down the former Beatle on a Manhattan street in 1980. He was sentenced to 20 to life after pleading guilty to second-degree murder.
Chapman has attempted parole five
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The Beach Boys’ record label has filed a claim against the writers and publishers of Katy Perry’s summertime hit, “California Gurls.” The song allegedly bears striking resemblances to the Beach Boys classic, “California Girls,” and the smoking gun is in Snoop Dogg’s hand at the end of the song: “I really wish you all could
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Donald Rosenberg, a now-former orchestra critic for the The Plain Dealer (Ohio), lost both of his discriminatory lawsuits Friday.
Rosenberg was removed from his beat in 2008 and filled age-discrimination charges. The Musical Arts Association–which runs the Cleveland Orchestra–won their suit which included charges of defamation and interference with employment.
Apparently his critiques were a little too
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