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August 18th, 2004
You may remember my previous post about Regina Spektor — a spectacular singer whose most recent album “Soviet Kitsch” blew me away.
Of course, the album was only available via an independent online music retailer, and by the time people read the post, the album was going going gone.
Good news. As of yesterday, Regina’s album is now available in digital form via the Apple iTunes Music Store. So, if you haven’t heard her before go click through to the previous post about her and click on the MP3 link to hear her song, “Us”. If you have, but you couldn’t snag her CD — go to iTunes Music Store now and download that baby! It’ll be worth it.
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June 26th, 2004
Okay. I’m smitten.
I recently came across a Russian-born NYC-based singer named Regina Spektor who is sort of a mix between Sarah McLachlan and Bjork (but more than that). And even that doesn’t do justice to her amazing vocals, awesome musical ability and great songwriting talent.
Within minutes of hearing her song Us, off her album Soviet Kitsch, I had already purchased two of her CD’s.
Strangely, her CD’s cannot be found on mainstream sites like CDNow or Amazon.com, you have to purchase it from an Oregon based independent CD distributer called CD Baby. Whatever it takes, baby. Whatever it takes.
Did I mention I want to be her best friend? No? Oh, okay.
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