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Artist: SFDK: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Rap: Hip-Hop     Discography:      Los Veteranos    Year: 2007    Tracks: 15 Spanish rap duet SFDK formed in Seville in 1993. MC Zatu (born Saturnino Rey) and DJ Acción Sánchez (born Óscar Sánchez) primitively derived their make from the acronym for the musical musical phrase "Straight from Da Kranny," just later on instituted the revised "Siempre Fuertes de Konciencia," or "Always Strong of Conscience." After a serial of autonomous singles including "Seville Krannz," "Tras Mil Vueltas," and "Esto Va en Serio," SFDK signed to the Zona Bruta label in 1999 to offspring their debut full-length, Siempre Fuertes. The disc received minimum attention, a luck that as well befell its followup, Desde los Chiqueros. Their third LP, 2001 Odisea en el Lodo, proved the commercial and decisive turning point, and in the awaken of its chart breakthrough SFDK toured Spain, followed by appearances in Chile and the U.S. The duette formed their eponymic tag in advance of the liberation of 2005, which batty the Spanish Top Five. Los Veteranos followed deuce long time later.

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Artist: Petra: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Other     Discography:      Beyond Belief    Year: 1990    Tracks: 10 Petra is one of the virtually successful Christian rock bands ever, a regular establishment whose name (taken from the Greek give-and-take for "rock") has occur to excogitate non only their music, plainly their staying magnate as advantageously, even in maliciousness of Christian radio's reluctance to estimator program their mark of forte, rascality arena-rock. Petra was formed in 1972 by guitar player Bob Hartman, wHO was attention the Christian Training Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana at the time; he recruited several fellow students -- guitarist/vocalist Greg Hough, bassist John DeGroff, and drummer Bill Glover -- to his causa, and the group began playing around the Fort Wayne region with mount from their school. Petra encountered other underground to the very mind of Christian stone from many local churches, world Health Organization held that the tilt & roll well-grounded was inherently iniquity; withal, the mathematical group proved popular with jr. Christians, and was sign to the Word Records foot soldier Myrrh in 1973. Their self-titled debut was released in 1974, and was more similar to the California country-rock of the Eagles than to the arena-rock that would dominate virtually of their calling. The review, Come and Join Us, did non appear until 1977, merely it featured potent contributions from lead vocalizer Greg Volz, as intimately as a harder-rocking sound. Petra's card fluctuated over the next several days; in maliciousness of the instability, they managed to record their offset find try, Washes Whiter Than, in 1979, which featured the Christian wireless hit "Why Should the Father Bother." When the dust finally settled, the group consisted of Hartman, Volz, keyboardist John Slick, bassist Mark Kelly, and drummer Louie Weaver. The albums Never Say Die (1981), More Power to Ya (1982), and Not of This World (1983) did much to popularize the group, and in 1984, they were rewarded with a Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Gospel Group and deuce Dove Award nominations (the first base of many). For 1985's Beat the System, ex-Joe English Band keyboardist John Lawry replaced Slick; in 1986, Greg Volz left Petra for a solo career, and early Head East singer John Schlitt pretended vocal duties for Back to the Street. 1987's This Means War marked a successful transition to a less dressed brand name of rock & revolve; subsequent efforts like 1988's On Fire!, which debuted bassist Ronny Cates, brandished a heavier guitar onslaught in the awaken of Stryper's success as a Christian alloy set, although Petra never ignored their trademark lush ballads. Petra has soldiered on through the nineties with few signs of deceleration down pat; 1995 adage Lawry replaced by Jim Cooper, as well as the addition of guitarist David J. Lichens. Subsequent efforts include 1998's God Fixation and 2000's Bivalent Take.

Demoniac

   
Artist: Demoniac

   Genre(s): 
Metal: Death,Black
   

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 Stormblade

   Year: 1997   
Tracks: 9

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Neil Diamond - Diamond My First Wife Made Me A Star

Legendary crooner NEIL DIAMOND credits his first wife with his successful music career, because she inspired him to begin writing songs.

The Sweet Caroline hitmaker realised he had a talent after he successfully seduced Jayne Posner with a heartfelt song when he was a lovesick teenager.

Diamond explains, "I was 16 and had a crush on a girl, and I wrote a song, about 'I love you so much, let's run off and get married.' I played it for her and she married me.

"So I said, 'I've got to try this again'. It was pretty bad, but it worked."

Diamond married Posner in 1963 when he was 23. They divorced six years later. He is currently dating Australian singer Rachel Farley.

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Artist: nUmiXXX

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Ambient
   

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Exclusive Comics Excerpt: ‘Too Cool to Be Forgotten’

Middle-aged Andy Wicks has tried everything to quit smoking, and while he doesn't really believe in hypnosis, he figures it couldn't hurt. But then the hypnotherapy transports him to 1985 and high school — and he can't figure out how to get back. Today on the Comics Page, we're proud to present an excerpt from Too Cool to Be Forgotten, a funny and poignant graphic novel by Alex Robinson, acclaimed author of beloved indie graphic novels Box Office Poison and Tricked.

Too Cool to Be Forgotten debuts this weekend at the MoCCA Art Festival in New York and will be published in July by Top Shelf Productions.




Too Cool to Be Forgotten, by Alex Robinson

Rob Lowe - Lowe Calls For Court To Dismiss Accusations

LATEST: Actor ROB LOWE is asking a Santa Barbara, California court to dismiss portions of his former nanny's countersuit against him.

In documents released on Thursday (15May08), Lowe claims that many of Jessica Gibson's accusations against him are "completely unfounded."

And his attorney Larry Stein insists nine of her accusations are "subject to immediate dismissal because she has failed to even allege the essential elements of a claim of relief."

Stein targets a number of alleged wage violations, for which Gibson countersued Lowe last month (Apr08), as the items that should be dismissed.

Gibson also alleges that Lowe repeatedly exposed himself and touched her inappropriately - claims that the actor denies.

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Jessica Simpson breaks up with Tony Romo

New York (ANI): American pop singer Jessica Simpson has reportedly split with her quarterback boyfriend Tony Romo. According to a report in TMZ.com, the couple, who have been dating since November 2007, have quietly parted their ways. An Us Weekly spy overheard Romo as telling his friends that he was single again, and it was that same night that Simpson was spotted on a drinking binge with her pals, reports the New York Daily News. While they were still seeing each other, Simpson had publicly spoken about her Dallas Cowboys quarterback beau, telling Glamour magazine in its June issue that Romo is her "future husband." As for Romo, a close friend of his told Us Weekly in February that he thinks the two will wed.

Kola Kid

   
Artist: Kola Kid

   Genre(s): 
Indie
   

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   Year: 2005   
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Diahann Carroll

   
Artist: Diahann Carroll

   Genre(s): 
Jazz
   

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 Accompanied By The Andre Previn Trio

   Year: 1969   
Tracks: 10


   
 Nobody Sees Me Cry

   Year: 1967   
Tracks: 11

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Actress and singer Diahann Carroll was natural Carol Diann Johnson on July 17, 1935, in the Bronx, NY. Beginning her music vocation at an former age, Carroll was the recipient of a Metropolitan Opera erudition for studies at New York's High School of Music and Art at a bare x years of age. While silent a teen, Carroll began on the job parttime as a role model, a TV actress, and as a night club isaac Bashevis Singer, star to her Broadway debut (the Harold Arlen/Truman Capote production House of Flowers) and her picture show debut (the modern version of Bizet's opera Carmen with an all-black cast Carmen Jones) both in 1954. More picture show work came her way (including the 1959 celluloid version of Porgy & Bess), as well as a Tony Award in 1962 for her work on the Broadway production No Strings. Beginning in the late '50s, Carroll launched a successful recording calling, issuance albums on a unconstipated footing throughout the next deuce decades (including such titles as 1957's Diahann Carroll Sings Harold Arlen, 1960's Diahann Carroll and Andre Previn, and 1962's The Fabulous Diahann Carroll, among many others).


In the previous '60s, Carroll starred in the TV sitcom Julia, for which she was nominative for an Emmy Award and the recipient of a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress. The '70s saw Carroll give arguably the finest playing performance of her vocation in 1974's Claudine, for which she was nominative for an Academy Award. Carroll would return to TV work in the mid-'80s with her personation of businesswoman Dominique Devereaux on the remove dark scoop opera Dynasty, piece she earned her second Emmy nomination for a guest appearing on the comedy series A Different World (also during the same decennary, Carroll published an autobiography, 1986's Diahann). In the '90s, Carroll starred in a production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard and toured the U.S. performing greco-Roman Broadway standards in Almost Like Being in Love: The Lerner and Loewe Songbook. 2001 saw the release of the 16-track digest Nonentity Sees Me Cry: The Best of the Columbia Years.





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Fergie - Fergie Feared Accidental Stage Dive

Pop star FERGIE feared she would fall from the stage and career into the crowd during a bizarre acrobatic live performance on a U.S. TV show on Tuesday (20May08).

The Black Eyed Peas star shocked viewers by crawling across the stage and writhing in skin-tight leggings while singing Heart's Barracuda, before performing a series of catapults that almost propelled her into the Today Show audience at New York's Rockefeller Plaza.

And the 33-year-old confessed afterwards she had lost control and came close to tumbling from the stage.

She said afterwards, "I should've pointed my toes. My gymnastics coach would've been upset. I just didn't want to fall off I didn't know how much room I had. Thank you for letting me crawl on your floor."

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Elektronische Maschine

   
Artist: Elektronische Maschine

   Genre(s): 
Electronic
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 Das Netz

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 11


   
 The Key To Compute

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 8


   
 Energy

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 14


   
 Reaktor

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 11

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Bonde Do Role

   
Artist: Bonde Do Role

   Genre(s): 
Electronic
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 With Lasers

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 12


   
 Bonde Do Role With Lasers

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 12


   
 Melo Do Tabaco

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 6

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Pumping kayoed bass-heavy terpsichore beat generation laced with unlikely samples and mated with goofy just salacious raps, Bonde do Rolê ar unrivalled of the showtime acts of the Apostles on Brazil's blue funk carioca (or baile funk) setting to gain an international audience. Consisting of lead MC Marina Ribatski, MC and producer Pedro D'eyrot, and DJ and producer Rodrigo Gorky, Bonde do Rolê offer up a willfully warped version on funk carioca, conflux their beat generation with odd but obvious samples from the likes of Alice in Chains and Tone-Loc piece Ribatski delivers eccentric rhymes virtually quirky sexual activity and partying of all sorts; as D'eyrot puts it, "The jest is to be as stupid and cheesy as you pot be." Bonde do Rolê had earned a sizeable fan following at domicile when they attracted the attention of American DJ and producer Diplo, wHO heard them during a visit to Brazil. Diplo fell for the group's wild music and frantic phase indicate, and sign-language them to his Mad Decent record mark in the U.S., piece the respected British label Domino smitten a deal with the group for Europe. After blowing many minds during their performances on a abbreviated American circuit in the spring of 2007, Bonde do Rolê prepared to acquittance their showtime album with Diplo, With Lasers, in the summer of 2007.

50 Cent Entourage Member Arrested For Assault

A member of rapper 50 CENT's entourage has been arrested after allegedly assaulting a woman.
According to reports, police received a phone call in the early hours of Tuesday (27May08) morning from the In Da Club star's Connecticut mansion from the alleged victim, claiming she had been attacked by Dwayne McKenzie.
Police proceeded to arrest McKenzie at the Farmington estate after concluding the woman sustained visible injuries consistent with her complaint.
McKenzie has been charged with strangulation, assault, breach of peace and unlawful restraint.
He has since been released on $10,000 (GBP5,000) bail, reports website TMZ.com.
A spokesperson for 50 Cent has declined to comment on the arrest.

LiveDaily Interview: Ne-Yo

As an artist, producer and songwriter, singer Ne-Yo [ tickets ] was nominated for five Grammys in 2008, winning the Best Contemporary R&B Album prize for his 2007 release, "Because of You." But the artist who co-produced Beyonce's "Irreplaceable" doesn't have a specific project of which he is most proud. He's grinning from ear to ear about his entire career."I'm just proud that I get to do what I love and be able to support myself doing it," Ne-Yo said during an interview with LiveDaily. "There's not a lot of people on the face of this planet who can say they love their job and be genuine and true with that. I can say that and it's the truest statement in the world. I really and truly love my job and I get paid well to do it. It's a beautiful thing."In addition to his Contemporary R&B Album award, Ne-Yo earned four other Grammy nominations this year, including two for his collaboration with Rihanna, "Hate That I Love You" (which he co-wrote), as well as Best Male R&B Vocal Performance for his No. 2 hit "Because Of You" and Record of the Year for "Irreplaceable." Ne-Yo is now touring with Alicia Keys [ tickets ] to promote his third album, "Year of the Gentleman," which will arrive in stores Aug. 5. So far, the only track he is playing live from "Year of the Gentleman" is "Closer," which was produced by Stargate.The forthcoming album is the follow-up to "Because of You" and 2006's "In My Own Words," both of which debuted at No.1 on The Billboard 200 and R&B/Hip-Hop Album charts.Ne-Yo spoke to LiveDaily about his tour with Keys and 2007 "American Idol" winner Jordin Sparks, writing songs on assignment, and what it means to be a "gentleman" in 2008.LiveDaily: How's the tour going so far?Ne-Yo: It's going pretty good. We're finally catching our stride. That's what it's called. The first few shows are always the worst. You're working out the bugs and everything. After awhile, you just fall in to a groove; that's where we are right now. The crowd's been really receptive. Everybody's gettin' on point. Nobody's forgetting any steps or any chord changes or anything, so we're good. Are you playing a lot of "Year of the Gentleman"?As of right now, the only new song that I do is "Closer." But I took all the old hits and kind of revamped them with the band and everything. It's just so that I'm not doing the same show I was doing last year. That must be fun.Yeah, yeah. The crowd is loving it. It's really good. Which song is probably the most different?Probably "So Sick." There's a part of the song where we flipped the music up completely and changed it to kind of a reggae-ish, ska-ish groove. When you're writing songs, how do you know if they will be songs for you or for another artist?Well, it depends on how the song comes to be. I have my own personal studio. I go in there in my own free will sometimes and make music. If I do that, and I haven't promised it to anybody already, then of course I keep it for myself. Normally, when an artist wants me to write a song for them, their people will pay for studio time. They'll set up a session in a studio in some random place. Anything that comes out of that session is on their dime so it goes to that artist. So you write on assignment then?Yeah, there's been instances where I've been writing and I'll listen back and go, "This would sound great on this person or that person." But lately it's been on assignment. What was it like working with Stargate?Business as usual. The guys from Stargate, we kind of came into this whole thing together with "So Sick." It's always a cool vibe working with those guys just because they know me and I know them. So it's very, very easy to write to their track. It's very, very easy for them to [work with me]. We kind of have a format now. We know exactly what each other needs to make the song a hit. Why did you decide to name your album "Year of the Gentleman"?I decided to call the album "Year of the Gentleman" because I feel that that's what's needed right now. I feel that the essence of what it is to be a gentleman needs to be brought back to this industry. It's a little lacking as of late. I'm not saying there are no gentlemen in the industry. There are definitely some. But they are few and far between. I'm basically trying to lead by example with this album, showing cats how they're supposed to treat a lady--not necessarily a woman--but a lady; a lady is respectable. How they're supposed to look. To be an entertainer back in the day meant something. You have to look the part to call yourself an entertainer. Nowadays, Joe Schmo off the street with the grungy, not properly kept look can call themselves an entertainer and everybody accepts it--well, everybody except me, anyway. I'm trying to lead by example. I'm trying to bring some class and integrity back. These days, there are no real "rock stars" anymore, except, I'd say, Lenny Kravitz. Nobody really dresses the part or the looks the part or acts the part. I could walk down the street, see some guy and never know he's in a band. You'll never know. I don't understand that. As far back as I can remember, there was a look that came with being an entertainer. There's a reason a country/Western singer wears the big cowboy hat. There's a reason he does that. It's tradition--it's what it is to be a country/Western singer. I feel the same thing with R&B music pop music. I think there's a look that goes with it. It's not fly no more. You don't see that effortless fly no more. Did living in Las Vegas inspire you?As far as creating this creature that is Ne-Yo? Absolutely. My whole sense of style comes from the whole Rat Pack era, especially now. I've always kept it pretty clean cut. But this time around, I'm really, really taking it as far as the suits and the style I have. It's very Sammy Davis Jr. It's very that era. Very, very late Las Vegas.