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  • Life's Rich Pageant

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    • In the long series of R.E.M.'s evolution, this album (finally?) showcases their ability to capture on tape what had been happening in the live for years: heartfelt, sweat-filled performances that just
  • The Stooges

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    • The Stooges
    • Another pillar of my musical foundations, The Stooges' first album is one those records whose influence far outweighed its popularity. Like The Velvet Underground & Nico, hordes of people wh

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    • Modern Lovers
    • This timeless masterpiece is little known, but it has inspired almost as many bands as The Modern Lovers' own inspiration -- and only slightly better known -- The Velvet Underground & Nico.

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    • Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
    • When I first got hooked to Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, the only place I could get their debut album, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, was through the band's Web site. I listened to the two tracks a

  • 2112

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    • We all know it, right? Well, ya just gotta have it. 2112 finally showed Rush out on their own, doing their own thing, and doing it well, IMHO.

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iMorphosis Demonstrates PodcastLink Device for Media Delivery

ONTARIO, CA -- iMorphosis announced this week PodcastLink, a system that allows you to enjoy podcasts without a computer, at this week's Podcast and Portable Media Expo. Alan Shih, VP of Engineering, gave us the lowdown on this interesting new device.

PodcastLink looks like an oversized iPod base, but it does much more than connect to and charge your iPod or other supported device. The PodcastLink also contains a network connection, which is used to both connect to and configure the device, as well as download new content directly to your media player. When you connect to the device via a standard Web browser, you can tell it which podcasts you'd like to download. You can even configure different sets of podcasts for different devices.


PodcastLink with iPod

Once you configure PodcastLink, you no longer need a computer. The PodcastLink will periodically check for new content. If it is available, it will download it directly to your device, and even blink an LED to let you know you have something new to listen to.

The PodcastLink is currently in beta, but should be released in a couple of months for $99.

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