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Monday, January 23, 2012
While you may have made a resolution to rock more in 2012, you may also have made a resolution to exercise, and nothing gets you moving more than a good workout playlist. Here are some suggestions for workout tracks to get you moving. Share your favorites in the comments: Beat It When you need to get some energy out and work up a sweat, “Beat It” gets you moving. Push It A classic in its own right, “Push It” has the tempo to get you moving at the gym. Eye of the Tiger Of course this is on our list, because who doesn’t want to run the extra mile when you’ve got this going in your headphones. 99 Problems This song has got an infectious energy that gets you moving. The Distance You’re going the distance! You’re going for speed! Immigrant Song It’s a classic on workout playlists for a reason. Testify We’ll choose any song with this much energy and rage. Perfect for that run at the end of a bad day. Seven Nation Army You’ll be a one-person army with this song urging you forward.
Thursday, December 15, 2011
If you can’t take a minute more of the holiday music in the stores, try these holiday songs made for those of use who might be a bit of Grinch, but who still want some holiday in our lives! The Kinks, “Father Christmas” Elvis, “Blue Christmas” Low, “Just Like Christmas” The Raveonettes, “Come on Santa” The Pretenders, “2000 Miles”
Thursday, December 08, 2011
Everyone’s coming out with their best-of lists and we’ve gathered the best of the best-ofs (try saying that 5 times fast). Let us know what you listened to and loved in 2011 in the comments.
We’re sure there’s more lists to come. 2011 isn’t quite finished yet!
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
What albums were you psyched to hear this year? With a little over month left in 2011, tell us what you thought were the best albums of 2011 We personally were psyched to get our hands on the following (in no particular order):
Friday, November 11, 2011
Today is 11-11-11, which in addition to being Veteran’s Day, is also Nigel Tufnel day for those fans of This is Spinal Tap. Here’s some music for you to play to 11. Share the music that you play at 11 in the comments. “Highway to Hell” by AC/DC “Sabotage” by The Beastie Boys “I Wanna Be Sedated” by The Ramones “I Love Rock n’ Roll” by Joan Jett “7 Nation Army” by The White Stripes If you want to amp up your sound to 11, get your PA speakers at Seismic Audio!
Wednesday, November 02, 2011
The blogosphere is ablaze today with performances from Florence & the Machine and My Morning Jacket on Jools Holland last night. We think these are worth the buzz. Via Stereogum (among many others). First, “What the Water Gave Me” off of the new album, Ceremonials. Next, “No Light, No Light,” also off of her new album Finally, My Morning Jacket Performs
Friday, October 28, 2011
GarageBand for the iPad: At $5, this is a steal for all of the features. This app includes piano, guitar, bass, guitar, and drums (all virtual, of course), all ready for you to record songs. KORG iElectribe: Did you know that KORG’s iElectribe was used by Gorillaz to create an entire album? Essentially a beatbox system, iElectribe uses controls that look like an analog synth. Tab Toolkit: Learning tablature? This is a great app and tool for discovering guitar tabs. DJ Mixer Pro: A bunch of fun for throwing a dance-arty on the go, DJ Mixer Pro allows you to mix songs. If you’re not a DJ, this is a fun way top pretend. Music Notes Sheet Music Viewer for iPad: The iPad is rather perfect for sheet music. Just download the song you want to learn and go from there. What are your favorite music apps?
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Yesterday, the Seismic Audio Facebook page (are you a fan yet?) enjoyed a spirited discussion about the best guitar solo. We suggested Jimmy Page’s in Stairway to Heaven. Y’all came through fabulously. In no particular order, here are the best guitar solos, according to our fans:
If you want to make your own guitar solo, don’t forget to use Seismic Audio guitar cabinets.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Halloween? Kind of a big deal around here. The NPR Music Blog points us in the direction of a Halloween playlist from Folk Alley. We’ll be listening on our headphones at work, but you can blast this if you happen to have Seismic Audio Speakers.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Your Halloween party is about a week away! What do you play? I found a pretty darn awesome playlist over at Dirty Old Town and you should try their list for your party this year.
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