One thing that you can definitely say is that Jay-Z knows how to make an event. “The Blueprint 3” has been shifting producers and release dates for the better part of a year. Originally scheduled to be Hova’s last release on Def Jam, Jay eventually bought the rights to the album and it will be released on his own Roc Nation label. Of course, the title represents Jay’s 2001 classic “The Blueprint” (arguably his best album) and “Blueprint2” (which was way too long but had some good spots), so expectations are high for this record. I haven’t exactly been bowled over by the two singles so far (“D.O.A.” and “Run This Town”), but they haven’t been bad, either. So I give this one a 50/50 chance of being good. Producers include the usual suspects: Kanye, Timbaland, The Neptunes, while guests include current “it” boy Drake and alternative rock outfit MGMT. This album had a September 11th release date (8 years to the day after the release of the first “Blueprint”), but due to leaks, Jay has moved the album up so it comes out on the more traditional Tuesday. That means it’s in stores now, so what are you waiting for?
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Rolling Stone – only $4.29!
Let’s face it. You’re visiting Sonic Clash because you’re a music love.
Us too.
That’s why we jumped all over this offer when our sister blog BargainStalker shared today’s amazing deal from Best Deal Magazines. Stalker has partnered with this company for years and what sounds too good to be true is really a clever way magazines build up subscription lists.
Today only — Labor Day in the U.S. — you can get your own subscription to Rolling Stone for only $4.29. We’re not sure how anyone passes up this offer. It’s not just for new subscribers either. Add time to any existing subscription you have.
Rolling Stone subscription – only $4.29 – no automatic subscription renewals, no tricks or gimmicks. This offer expires in 17 hours so get busy. Sign up now, then share the link with your friends using the information here.
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Free Amazon Song Download – Your Choice!
Amazon is giving away a FREE SONG to users — your choice! The company is celebrating passing 1 million Twitter followers, but you win.
Head to the special page we’ve shown below (you won’t find a link in Amazon search) and enter the code FIRSTMIL.
You get a $1.29 MP3 download credit. Use it wisely. Go back to your roots and scarf up that one track you’ve always wanted and keep forgetting to buy or explore the fall releases. Please don’t buy Cobra Starship. You’ll simply encourage them to record again.
Free tunes for Labor Day weekend. Drink and disk drive responsibly.
