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  • Jagged Little Pill (Acoustic)

    • 6 out of 10
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    • Ten years after the original release, comes the traditional celebratory acoustic re-recording. The album has held up remarkably well. While it is not as meaningful to me as it was when I was sixteen,
  • Rock Spectacle

    • 8 out of 10
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    • These guys know how to put on a live show, and whomever recorded this knows how to capture one. Rock Spectacle is one of the warmest-sounding recordings I've ever heard, and totally fills a room at a
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Former EA Team Scores iFund Cash

Neil Young’s ngmoco managed to get some funding from Apple’s iFund project for iPhone application developers. Mr. Young is the former head of the Electronic Arts Blueprint studio, and he plans to use the funding to design iPhone-native games, according to Gamasutra.

ngmoco recently brought former EA CCO Bing Gordon on board as a partner and board member, adding even more gaming market expertise to the company. "Apple’s iPhone has the potential to be one of the best portable gaming platforms ever created," he said. "After a decade of working closely with Neil on category-defining games, I believe ngmoco has the potential to produce killer apps that will help define this new device."

Kleiner Perkins, the venture capital agency Apple teamed with to create iFund, didn’t state how much money was awarded to ngmoco, and the game company didn’t say when to expect to see its new products will be released.

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