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-5 posts tagged "Paul McCartney"
Sarah Kikel | Thursday, April 4, 2019
Okay, Paul McCartney, sure there’s nothing wrong with silly love songs — but don’t undermine music that flows like divinely-crafted poetry, songs that are so refined they resonate deep within the listener. While poetry worked into music enables poets to better disseminate their work to the public, it also adds another dimension to the art,
Erin McAuliffe, Maddie Daly, Matthew Munhall, John Darr, Jimmy Kemper and Miko Malabute | Monday, April 20, 2015
With just eight class days left in the semester, now seems like a perfect time for the Student Union Board to announce its annual spring concert. Current rumors range from Jesse McCartney to Viper the Rapper, so there is bound to be something great up SUB’s sleeves for us. Still, the Scene staff is
Matt McMahon | Thursday, March 5, 2015
“All Day”- Kanye West ft. Theophilus London, Allan Kingdom, and Paul McCartney Kanye’s latest track resituates the artist after the announcement that his new album will be a surprise, and the subsequent announcements as to the title, album cover and songs on that surprise album. Following up the delicate, heart-wrenching “Only One,” in which West’s
Erin McAuliffe | Thursday, February 12, 2015
A playlist featuring a song for everyone’s unique Valentine’s Day aesthetic. “Multi-Love” — Unknown Mortal Orchestra For those that can relate to the lyrics “you checked into my heart and trashed it like a hotel room,” head bob in agreement to this breathy, synthy track. “Get It” — Matt and Kim For those who are excited
Allie Tollaksen | Monday, February 9, 2015
LL Cool J hosted the Grammys. Annie Lennox stole the spotlight with a powerful performance. Madonna took the stage and with a crew of elaborately costumed backup dancers, put on one of the most dynamic performances of the night. The crowd got on their feet to dance to the best of ELO. Paul McCartney and