not nessesairly stoned
…………..but beautiful

Jimi Hendrix

…not necessarily stoned
……………. but beautiful

Jimi Hendrix

cool regularly! its nice updated site ,

cool regularly! its nice updated site ,

I caught a show from a band called your majesty in some small ass town in PA. I was totally impressed, you should check them out, if your interested in new bands. http://www.myspace.com/yourmaj estypa

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Tom Petty Hiyway Companion Great Show Toronto

Bob Dylan Modern Times Great Show

Sean Lennnon The Best show did all 10 songs off Friendly Fire C.D.Perfectly…….. All 3 Great Shows. In Toronto Canada..
Lv Henry Joseph Rychlicki Author Fragments Of My Life A Sex Fiction x0o

lalala I am stoned.

I was sort of hoping that it was 2006 as well, but I do believe it’s 2007.

Let me tell ya, that limits my choices, a lot. That’s what I get for living on a freakin’ island.

Question…
Is it permissable to submit something for this weeks contast as well as submit something to next weeks contest, and so forth?

Re: Contest #3 rules–Is this a typo?
Or
Do you mean review a concert you’ve seen on or before Jan. 1, 2006 (which would cover just over a year) OR do you mean in the past three weeks (since Jan. 1, 2007, as your rules indicate?) PLEASE ADVISE. Thanks

SirLoin, you hit the nail on the head. Brilliant.

here are some tips for all you aspiring hopefuls who want to become part of the Rolling Stone blog:

- Find a random news headline on Yahoo.com. Then find a bunch of random song titles on the iTunes store that only vaguely correspond to that headline, and make a Playlist of the Day. Don’t bother including MP3s, as nobody expects a music website to actually provide music.
- Make sure your writing frequently uses words such as “totally,” “really,” and “excellent,” and be sure to end every third sentence with “[artist/album/news event] rocks!”
- Be sure that Rolling Stone (the blog) maintains its edgy, outsiders-looking-in vibe by constantly referring to Rolling Stone (the magazine).
- During staff meetings, never, ever ask questions like this: “It seems like you guys are making the mistake so many old-media outlets make when going digital: You copy a format that’s been done better elsewhere, and arrogantly assume that the brand name will attract the few people who don’t know any better. But won’t your blatant fear of irking advertisers cause even those readers to flee eventually? And when will magazines learn that their true advantage over blogs is reporting and writing, and that they have to start incorporating those elements into the web, instead of trying to play catch-up with a bunch of work-from-home cranks who hijacked your cultural momentum with one-tenth of the resources? And finally, is your site aimed toward fifteen-year-olds who think Bob Dylan is ‘totally awesome!’, or does it just read that way?”

Jennifer Hsu- Do you frown upon concert reviews written in the first person?

I want to ask alex if i can have his email,because i like to talk with him i’m his number1 fan tanks

WHITE STRIPES

ONE FAG & ONE FAT COW BEATING A DEAD HORSE.PURE SHIT!RAPE!KILL!

Sr.Stan G.

you can’t submit a previously published review

Question, can I submit a previously published review?

I agree awesome idea

Rolling Stone Magazine is amazing however,I didn’t like the picture of James Brown’s funeral. I thought it was a bit disrespectful to display pictures of it like it was some big show. Thanks.

he’s a brain wave, how bout the people who post comments check a dictionary before posting them? oh that and remove head anus before commenting at all!!!!

probably so they don’t get swamped with crap reviews and have to wade thru them all.

duh.
duhmass

How about you impose the 315 word-limit on your reviewers?

that’d be great.