Kiley Dean checked in with fans on her blog at MySpace on Monday (December 22). The Los Angeles R&B singer tells readers:
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Hello! My name is Kiley and I own a small business named "Cherry Blossoms". My business consists of hair accessories for infants and children.I established Cherry Blossoms in 2006 when my baby girl was born. I sought high quality unique hair accessories that were both beautiful,functional, and affordable, with no success.I began fabricating my own designs with distribution amongst friends and fami
Fingerprints EP ain't new, however i got reasons to post these acustic live tracks. First, my cat jumped out of window, and had a tough fight with street cats today. Luckily, I heard his screams "Miaawoo mia!" (Help Me!), then I jumped to help him. Finally Louie was saved and he's sleeping on my...
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I decided to write my review of Under the Blacklight - the highly recommended new release from Los Angeles' Rilo Kiley in narrative form. Rilo Kiley plays a sold out show at the Avalon here in Boston tonight. I was driving home from work listening to Rilo Kiley's new record and it finally became clear "Under the Blacklight" is one of the finest releases of 2007. Rilo Kiley in 2007 - Better than EverJenny Lewis has only improved - perhaps "sharpened" is a better adjective, due to her sojourn with the Watson Twins on last year's "Rabbit Fur Coat" album. Due to that experience and perhaps tearing away -if only temporarily, from her Rilo Kiley creative partner Blake Sennett - Lewis had some more room to grow and improve. Both Lewis and Rilo Kiley are better for that briefest of deviations. The fans are the real winners. There always is some resistance to change and I anticipate that the new album may actually be rejected by some longterm fans. All I can say is that change is good!Rilo K
Three pretty fantastic videos for you guys today:************************************First up comes Feist performing "1234" on Letterman. If it was just Feist up there, it would be a pretty decent performance. What makes it pretty freakin' awesome though is the indie all-star team she has performing back-up vocals. Accompanying Leslie on stage are folks from Broken Social Scene, The National, Grizzly Bear, The New Pornographers, Mates Of State, And Nicole Atkins. Just fantastic.*************************************Video the second: the video for the newest Rilo Kiley single "Silver Lining". It's actually kinda creepy, Jenny Lewis still manages to look ridiculously cute. Still not sure if I like the new record, but this song is pretty alright, I guess.**************************************The last, but certainly not least, video is of Okkervil River performing their great track "Our Life is Not a Movie or Maybe" on Conan. Of special note: how much does Conan love Okkervil River? A ton
Admittedly, I'm not a huge fan of the new Rilo Kiley album Under the Blacklight. However, I do believe in giving things a fair chance, and the album is starting to grow on me (slowly), and Jenny Lewis is just so darn cute, so, here it is.You can stream it for free and in its entirety from here.Thanks to whokilledthemixtape and donewaiting for the collective heads-up.donewaiting does a remarkable job of enumerating the reasons why I'm not completey enamoured with the new album, in case you're interested.EDIT: It's now been taken down, but you can still hear "Moneymaker" and "Silver Lining" via their Myspace.
01. Silver Lining02. Close Call03. The Moneymaker04. Breakin' Up05. Under The Blacklight06. Dreamworld07. Dejalo08. 1509. Smoke Detector10. The Angels Hung Around11. Give A Little Love
The File Contains All Songs from all 3 releases of the EP. Hence the Confusing Track Listing.1. The Frug2. Papilon3. Always4. 855. Sword6. Asshole6. Teenage Love Song7. Gravity8. Steve10. Glendora10. Troubadours & The Annoying Noise12. Rained The Day13 Troubadours
Are they alternative-country rockers or alternative rock crooners? That was the conundrum following Rilo Kiley’s 2002 release, The Execution of Things, and with More Adventurous, the band’s first record with major label support, we have our answer. Jolted by the divinely pure vocals of Jenny Lewis and Blake Sennett's howling guitar on prospective indie anthems like "Portions for Foxes," the Los Angeles foursome has two fists through the earth in their quest to depart the underground. It's obvious from the opening smack-talk sing-a-long "It's a Hit" that Lewis is the centerpiece of this 11-song pop consignment (leaving the capable Sennett to sing only the acoustic low-fi "Ripchord"), and the unabashed charisma that is her trademark infiltrates throughout—from rockers ("Love and War") to ballads ("Absence of God") to pop ("Accidntel Deth") to Dusty Springfield soul ("I Never"). And while the production is polished to radio-friendly, it fails to dull the charming accessibility of
This might be the best record since 'Figure 8' by Elliott Smith, and is definitely the first time in a long time that I felt like I was listening to a band trying to tell me something that mattered. I've gotten a few of their other recordings (Jenny's solo, too) but I'm almost afraid to listen to anything else by them, I want to always love them as much as I do right now, un-jaded and awestruck.
tracklisting:SometimesGotta ClueLet You KnowWho Will I Run ToSo Caught Up (Tainted Love)Never Wanna Let You GoNever Felt So GoodLooking for LoveJust a LittleGoodbyeBe AloneBy Your Side (Solo)Are You Feeling MeEscapeChangesCrazy on UWho I AmOn this Day DOWNLOAD
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Army Surgeon General Kiley Submits Retirement Request, American Forces Press Service, PODCAST OF THIS ARTICLE WASHINGTON, March 12, 2007 – Army Lt. Gen. Kevin C. Kiley, the service’s surgeon general who has been under fire for shortcomings in outpatient care at Walter Reed Army Medical Center here, submitted his request to retire from the Army yesterday. Army Maj. Gen. Gale S. Pollock, current deputy surgeon general, immediately assumed the surgeon general's duties, Army officials announced today.Published reports in February shed light on shortcomings in outpatient care for troops wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. Army Secretary Francis J. Harvey resigned March 2 over the same matters, and Walter Reed Commander Maj. Gen. George W. Weightman was relieved March 1.Acting Army Secretary Pete Geren yesterday directed the immediate convening of the required advisory board to recommend a slate of candidates for consideration as the next surgeon general. The board will convene in April."W
This week's Thursday Video Hook-Up is full of super new, super rad videos, but also has an older video and the REMIX it inspired. If you haven't been paying attention, this week has been really special, and today's videos are no exception. The new ...
A good example of a frug is found in the movie Sweet Charity, which contains a number called "The Rich Man's Frug", a wildly energetic dance number comprising three "movements" ("The Aloof", "The Heavyweight" and "The Big Finish") that showcas...
