The MySpace Transmissions | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-05-04

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00:00:56 1 List of artists who have recorded MySpace Transmissions
00:01:08 2 See also



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The MySpace Transmissions are a series of digital EPs recorded for MySpace Music. The series was launched on December 4, 2007 with James Blunt as the first featured artist. Each "Transmission" features one artist or group and has several components:

Audio recordings of four to seven songs that may be streamed or (in some cases) downloaded
Streaming video footage of the band performing the same tracks
Streaming video footage of an interview with the artist(s)The MySpace Transmissions are similar in concept to the Peel Sessions series from the UK. The majority of the songs are "live in studio" re-recordings of previously released (or soon-to-be-released) album tracks, often with a previously unreleased song, such as a cover version, included for good measure.