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TER Staff List: Best Concerts Ever Attended

BY TER STAFF

Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration
Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration

With a diverse staff of different ages, tastes in music, and locations around the country and the world,  the staff here at The Early Registration has seen its fair share of great shows, and even some embarrassing ones (spoiler alert: The Spice Girls). We have thus compiled a list of the greatest shows our staff has experienced, with concerts ranging from Frank Ocean at New York’s Terminal 5 to Kanye West’s homecoming show for the Yeezus Tour in the house that Jordan built.

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Common Admits Drake Feud was over Serena Williams

BY TER STAFF

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Two years after Common’s Drake diss tracks ‘Sweet’ and on a remix of ‘Stay Schemin’, rapper Common admits the beef was over ex-girlfriend and tennis star Serena Williams.

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Acts We’re Most Excited to See at Lollapalooza 2014

BY DAN GARCIA

Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration
Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration

Earlier this week, I received my credentials to do photography for the great people at Pigeons & Planes at Lollapalooza this year. In anticipation of the great opportunity I have compiled a list of the acts we at The Early Registration, are most excited to see.

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Rapper/Actor Spoken Reasons Disses Lil B and Lil B Fans Have Field Day

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Photo by Erik Hess

John A. Baker Jr., also known as rapper Spoken Reasons, recently spoke with VLAD TV where he dubbed Lil B the wackest rapper of all time. Instantly the interviewer, and Lil B’s fan base (“The Taskforce”) on Twitter, came to Lil B’s defense. Check out the interview and Lil B fans coming at Spoken Reasons at the jump.

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Album Review: Paula | Robin Thicke

BY DAN GARCIA 

Sometimes the line between romanticism and desperation is decided by mere perception, this is likely the case with Robin Thicke’s Paula. The album is much more than just a record with a number of good song, it is an attempt to win back his estranged wife of the same name and is quite possibly the most personal record of the year, along with Sam Smith’s In The Lonely Hour.

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