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Posted on by Lauren Katulka

Music Blog Spotlight: Sunday Soundtracks Roundup

Today in the music channel we’ve been sharing our Sunday soundtracks with our loyal readers. Here are all the posts in case you missed them.

  • Ana’s been busting out gems from the 1990s at Austin Sound Check.
  • Devorah gives us a taste of what she’s been listening to at Big Apple Music Scene.
  • Dave at Brit Music Scene set his media player on random, and it didn’t let him down.
  • Jyle at Hip Hop Roll tells us about his latest album obsession.
  • Scott at Metal Martyr weighs in with the songs he’s been listening to.
  • Bruce at Our Digital Music tells us the songs he needs to get through the day.
  • Dexie at Pop Music Scene spills the beans on the pop songs that she’ll never skip.
  • Every day this week Bruce at The Rock Dose will feature a great song to start your day.
  • Mike at Toronto Unplugged lets you take a listen to the tracks on his iPod.

What’s on your playlist? I’d love to know!

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Posted on by Lauren Katulka

Music Blog Spotlight: Feature Post Catch-Up

Last week I wrote about the Aussie musicians I wouldn’t want to switch places with. Unfortunately, on the very same day b5media suffered some serious server glitches, and I didn’t get to see which other music bloggers joined me in sharing their views.

Now that everything seems to be running smoothly again, I thought I’d point you to their brilliantly bitchy posts.

  • It’s no surprise that Amy Winehouse makes the Brit Music Scene list. But the rest of the list may shock you!
  • Apparently Scott at Metal Martyr likes his brain cells, because there’s no way he wants to switch lives with Ozzy Osbourne.
  • Bruce at Our Digital Music brings us even more music tragics, including Courtney Love, Gary Glitter, and Wacko Jacko.
  • Gilan at The Beatles Invasion weighs in with some more stars, living and dead
  • Arjun at The Good Musician gives us some food for thought with the inclusion of Joseph Haydn, Sean Callery, and Ringo Starr.
  • And I’ll never think of Tom Cochrane the same way after reading Toronto Unplugged’s list!