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The Bullz-Eye Hi-Fi – Janet, Erykah and a Kinky dude

Hello, all! Here’s what’s cooking this week in the music reviews at Bullz-Eye.

Jeff Giles is Superman this week bringing you five…count ’em five reviews! He sets his sight on Discipline by Janet Jackson, and then slides on over to Erykah Badu’s New AmErykah Part One. Who will win the battle? It’s a close one, I tell you.

Giles also throws his opinion down on the meh-worthy self-titled disc by Simple Plan, Small-Time Machine by Cassettes Won’t Listen, and finally Medeski, Martin & Wood’s Let’s Go Everywhere. Give Giles a cookie, everyone. That’s a lotta work for one critic!

But wait, there’s more! Michael Fortes drops in to give us his take on Saturnalia by The Gutter Twins.

Jim Washington is back and weighs in on Slick Dogs and Ponies by Louis XIV.

Is Mister Kinks himself still worth listening to? Taylor Long lets us know in a review for Working Man’s Cafe by Ray Davies.

Lastly but not leastly is dear old Mojo Flucke telling you the way it is in regards to West Side Strut by Eddy “The Chief” Clearwater.

American Idol: Twelve Left Sitting

Last night’s “American Idol” results show was a grueling hour long, but at last, we are down to the final 12. As they have been doing the last few seasons, they had 12 seats and filled them one by one, slowly working their way to who was being eliminated this week.

But first, last season’s runner-up, Blake Lewis, performed his new single, “How Many Words.” As you would expect, it was heavy on the beatboxing. But the song’s chorus absolutely soars. Then, after giving some love to Paula Abdul for having the #1 song on iTunes right now, it was on to the lengthy recaps of the last two nights.

Finally, Ryan Seacrest faced the guys and started to swing the axe. First up, David Cook, who sang that great version of Lionel Ritchie’s “Hello” on Tuesday. Seacrest said he spoke to Ritchie, who admitted he loved David’s version of the song. Cook was Continue reading »

American Idol: Not Measuring Up

Last night, the ladies took the stage on “American Idol” and for the most part, were a bit disappointing when compared to the guys the night before. Simon Cowell said it at the end of the show, and he’s absolutely right. Still, a couple of them stood out and should have no problem advancing this week. Here is how it went down….

THE GOOD

Amanda Overmyer is back. No more light-socket hair, ridiculous outfits or over-the-top-sausage-fest classic rock. Amanda sang Joan Jett’s “Hate Myself For Loving You,” and it was maybe her best performance on the show to date. She even looked really good. I’m telling you people, this girl is a rock star if she holds it together. Anyway, Randy said “that’s the Amanda we know and love,” Paula said she picked the right song, and Simon said it was “fantastic” and one of his favorites of the first few rounds so far. And remember, dude was not a fan last week.

Brooke White did an acoustic Continue reading »

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