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Ciao My Shining Star: The Songs of Mark Mulcahy
Ciao My Shining Star: The Songs of Mark Mulcahy

Ciao My Shining Star:The Songs of Mark Mulcahy is a tribute to acclaimed Miracle Legion, Polaris front man, and Connecticut indie legend Mark Mulcahy, in memory of his wife Melissa who passed away in 2008. The interpretations of alternative songwriter Mulcahy’s music by Thom Yorke, Michael Stipe, Dinosaur Jr., Mercury Rev, The National, Frank Black, Josh Rouse, The Butterflies Of Love and many others will ease Mr Mulcahy’s financial burden of raising a family as a single parent. This collection of new music is available in three configurations: a 21-track CD, a 21-track digtal download, and a 41-track deluxe download on iTunes. I would strongly urge you to pony up the extra money and buy the 41 track download which has terrific not to be missed performances by The Gravel Pit, Dumptruck, Laura Veirs, and Buffalo Tom among others.

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On Sunday, September 20th, 2009 there was a benefit for Mark and his family at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, 66 North 6th St, Brooklyn, NY. Guests included Mark’s former Miracle Legion bandmate Ray Neal along with Frank Black, the late Vic Chesnutt, The Autumn Defense, David Berkeley, Chris Harford, The Butterflies of Love, BP Helium, The Gravel Pit, Winterpills and many more. Also on the bill was the World Premiere of the Thom Yorke music video “All For The Best.” There was also readings by Graphic Novelist Ben Katchor.

Here’s a brilliantly animated stop-motion video for all you 8-Bit video game fans!!! Even if PS3 and X-Box 360 is more your cup of tea, you will probably still appreciate this video as it will certainly bring back some memories of the games that paved the way for our modern gaming systems and not to mention, dazzle your eyeballs with it’s captivating and time-consuming stop-motion of Legos. For all you “8-Bit” genre music fans, you’ll love this tune by Swedish 8-Bit composer Daniel Larsson. The stop-motion was filmed by Swedish animator Tomas Redigh. They are both affiliated with this humorous Sweden-based web site rymdreglage. Do you know of any cool music videos with stop-motion animation? Share it with us; drop off a link in the comment box!