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Official cover and track list of KT Tunstall’s album “Tiger Suit”
Official cover art of KT Tunstall single “Fade Like A Shadow”
Tunstall’s on her third album and we are probably as excited for her new album Tiger Suit as we are for Body Talk PT3. This is the lead single, which is usually the most rockin’ track on the set. This will be the first single in the US, but the first single in the UK will be titled “(Still A) Weirdo.” Not sure why that is, but radio formats are not as experimental in the US, so we are guessing the US release is the “Suddenly I See” of the album and it will be the next single for KT in the UK. Just a guess!
Official cover art of KT Tunstall’s album “Tiger Suit”
Here it is. The debut of the cover of KT Tunstall’s third album Tiger Suit that we are eagerly anticipating. The art looks great and we hope that the folk strums are as glum as her face in this image. Nothing KT Tunstall has released was mediocre or bad, everything she touches is rock gold. Can’t wait.
KT Tunstall talks to NY Post
KT Tunstall is prepping up her junior album Tiger Suit with some US promo and a whole lotta new sounds. We have a soft spot for the the Tunstall in our hearts, so we are looking forward to this album.
Video Premiere: “Tiger Trap” by Cineplexx
Lissie talks about new album, monkeys
Illinoisan folk rocker is up the promo road for her new album Catching The Tiger. Lissie has some strong tracks on her album, let’s see what suffices.
Lissie’s album “Catching The Tiger” has leaked!
Excited to explore this new artist inside and out.
KT Tunstall to release third album “Tiger Suit”
One of our favorites and the winner of best song of 2008 with “If Only,” KT Tunstall is back with with the third offering of her career and it’s titled Tiger Suit. The album is set for a September 28th, 2010 release. KT never fails to impress with her great mixture of folk and rock, so this is going to be one to watch. Click below for more information.
Happy Chinese New Year!
It’s the year of the tiger ya’ll. And it’s 4707. 2010 is the Year of the Tiger,
which is also known by its formal name of Geng Yin.
- Chinese calendar has been in continuous use for centuries. It predates the International Calendar (based on the Gregorian Calendar) in use at the present, which goes back only some 430 years. Basically, a calendar is a system we use to measures the passage of time, from short durations of minutes and hours, to intervals of time measured in days, months, years and centuries. These are fundamentally based on the astronomical observations of the movement of the sun, moon and stars.
Days are measured by the duration of time of one self rotation of the earth. Months are measured by the duration of time of rotation of the moon around the earth. Years are measured by the duration of time it takes for the earth to rotate around the Sun
Shirtless Tiger Woods does Vanity Fair cover
Following Tiger Woods least favorite year of 2009, the golf star and first billion-dollar endorsement earner decided to come clean a little too early and too sexually on the cover of what Britney Spears considers “classy magazine” by the name of Vanity Fear. Damage control needs to be done when all the blows have been hit. He doesn’t need to appear like a hustler or with any signs of aggression. But, he’s working out. We really don’t care for Tiger Woods slept with and what his Swedish wife thinks. But, it’s funny to see how stars try to reclaim their thrones with tell-alls and more fame-whoring tactics. Annie Leibovitz can make anyone look good.
Jessica Simpson was with Tiger Woods?
Rumors are afloat that pop starlet Jessica Simpson had something to do with Tiger Woods. Allegedly, Tiger Woods came onto her and then she responed or something or anything to sell magazines. We haven’t really reported on Tiger Woods. First, because he really doesnt factor into our lives at all. Second, because we don’t like golf. And third, marriage is a social institutionalization that puts barriers where there aren’t any. At any rate, this is the word on the blogosphere. Thanks to PopBytes for the cover. Oh, and Jessica denied all reports.
