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Let’s put it simply, Ghetto Pop Life is one hell of a record. In sixteen tracks spread over just under an hour, MC Jemini and producer extraordinaire Danger Mouse rewrite the whole history of hip-hop only to pull it apart again and again. Released on the excellent hip-hop arm of Warp, Lex, Ghetto Pop Life is simply the best album the label has released so far, and it is not a small performance. With this first collaboration, Danger Mouse and Jemini offer an interesting take on hip-hop, classic and modern, and produce one of the most exhilarating albums of the year so far. Their unique blend of sounds and rhymes is utterly essential, whether you’re into hip-hop or not.

Born-A-MC
Ghetto Pop Life Intro
Ghetto Pop Life
Omega Supreme (Who?!)
What U Sittin On?
The Only One
Take Care of Business
That Brooklyn Shit
Yoo-Hoo!
Copy Cats
Don't Do Drugs
Medieval
Bush Boys
Here We Go Again
I'ma DooMee
Knuckle Sandwich

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A side project doesn't usually hit gold, especially when said project is a quirky virtual collective fronted by cartoon characters. But the first, self-titled album by Gorillaz--the brainchild of illustrator Jamie Hewlett and Blur frontman Damon Albarn--actually hit platinum and turned into a surprise worldwide hit. Naturally expectations were a lot higher for Gorillaz's sophomore effort, but Demon Days actually is even better than its predecessor. With producer Dan "the Automator" Nakamura gone, Albarn, a.k.a. 2D, has paired up with DJ Danger Mouse (responsible for the infamous Grey Album that illegally mixed the Beatles and Jay-Z) to steer the musical ship, while a whole new slew of guests enlivens the proceedings. Albarn has described Demon Days as being darker, but there's a real kooky dance-party vibe coursing through the CD.

Elisabeth Vincentelli

01. Intro
02. Last living souls
03. Kids wiht guns
04. Oh green world
05. Dirty harry
06. Feel good Inc
07. El manana
08. Every planet we reach is dead
09. November has come f-mf doom
10. All alone
11. White light
12. DARE
13. Fire coming out of a monkey's head
14. Don't get lost in heaven 15. Demon days

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According the Sasquatch MySpace page: "The 2008 Sasquatch! Music Festival, now in its seventh and best year yet, will expand to three days and take place Memorial Day Weekend at the legendary Gorge Amphitheatre.

Already the official opener to summer for music fans, Sasquatch! is becoming a certified monster of a musical event: this year features another exciting and diverse line-up for the
musically adventurous, and ups the ante on an event already hailed for its independent spirit.

Over the years Sasquatch! Music Festival has evolved from a unique homegrown and laid back fest into a full blown three day extravaganza, complete with camp-outs, canyons, sunsets and three stages, and this year (for the first time) a comedy tent. . "

Here is the pretty sick lineup for the 2008 Sasquatch! festival:

R.E.M.
the Cure
the Flaming Lips "U.F.O. show"
Death Cab For Cutie
Modest Mouse
M.I.A.
Michael Franti & Spearhead
Flight of the Conchords
the New Pornographers
the Presidents, the National
Tegan & Sara
Built To Spill
the Hives
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Ozomatli
Cold War Kids
the Breeders
Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks
Okkervil River
Dengue Fever
Jamie Lidell
Crudo
Mates Of State
Destroyer
Rogue Wave
Battles
Fleet Foxes
White Rabbits
the Cave Singers
Pela
Grand Archives
the Little Ones
Thao Nguyen & the Get Down Stay Down
Dead Confederate
65Daysofstatic
the Heavenly States
Kinski
David Bazan
Dyme Def
Vince Mira with the Roy Kay Trio
Sera Cahoone
Joshua Morrison
the Blakes
Siberian
Throw Me The Statue
the Cops
Say Hi
the Shaky Hands
J. Tillman

Herbie Hancock's recent homage to Joni Mitchell is fantastic. I think it just won a grammy. It's all I've listened to for weeks. Listening to the album you wonder what would've happened if Mingus would've lived to complete his collaboration with Joni, or if Jaco Pasterious would've lived to do subsequent recordings with her. . . Anyway, if you're a Joni fan, you're gotta be so stoked for this album. If you're not, what the hell is wrong with you? Buy or otherwise download "The Joni Letters" and get with it.

Curt Kirkwood- Guitar, Vox, Keys
Cris Kirkwood- Bass, Vox, Keys, Guit-Jo
Ted Marcus- Drums, Percussion (replaced Derrick Bostrom)

I must preface this review that I haven't heard the new Meat Puppets album "Rise to your Knees" and unfortunately was one of those fans looking to hear "the classics" where "true" Meat Puppets fans will burn me at the stake for saying that I thought the set list was a little week (Sooo many good songs un-played) and is Cris Kirkwood really rehabed? If so, good for him because he had more energy than Animal on methamphetamines and had to have woken up this morning with a stiff neck from all that bouncing around. All in all, they were...well...good. with Curt's guitar playing really stealing the show (away from Cris's bouncing). He's a damn good guitar player. Ted Marcus on drums was solid, but forgettable. Not that any Meat Puppets songs call for Neil Peart drum solos but he could have done more. So all in all, I'm happy I FINALLY got to see the Meat Puppets, but was a bit disappointed at the set list. I bet Monday's show (tonight) will be better... ON TO THE MAIN ACT!

Built to Spill

How was the Built to Spill show? Good. Again, a bit disappointed with the set list, but "Goin' against your mind" and "The Plan" saved the day. I really like the more rockin' Built to Spill because they do it so fucking well. I don't want to say that the other stuff is "fluff" but live? It doesn't translate as well as the rock. I do have to say that Doug Martsch is a very polite front man with a very nice "thank you" after every song. He goes into a bit of a trance much like Thom Yorke (in a way) when he's singing with his head sorta doing a weird vibrating thing and his facial expression very distant. The strangest thing for me was to hear so much rockin' but not a lot of rollin'.... and what I mean by that is that I don't understand how Mr. Martsch just sorta stands there not hitting any rock and roll poses during very rockin' moments. He's extremely still with just his right arm just sorta moving back and forth...interesting.

Final verdict? Well, with the Meat Puppets AND Built to Spill on the same bill I had extremely high expectations and expected a show of epic proportions. That being said, I wasn't blown away. All in all it was a good show, and I'm very happy I went... the best thing? I got the sweet Fillmore poster!

This is the movie "ROCKSTAR" in real life. Wasn't that movie about Rob Halford and Judas Priest? Anyway, I digress...let's go a step further into reality (reality music?)...let's go Journey. Arnel Pineda, a guy in the Philippines who'd been fronting a Journey cover band called "ZOO" posted some of his videos on YouTube, and was subsequently discovered by Journey guitarist Neal Schon - unbelievable? not after seeing how bad ass this dude is at covering Steve Perry...I know this is like the 10th time he's been replaced...but THIS dude...just watch.

Ok, so we went to the The Police Reunion Tour last year and jumped through the necessary hoops in order to get tickets. Hoops were as follows:

Register as an OFFICIAL Police member at www.thepolice.com. This allows you access to the quickly becoming load of crap "PRE SALE", which means this gets you access to tickets BEFORE the actual PRE SALE... so a PRE SALE to the PRE SALE if you will...
Pay your $99 for a year of membership to the site "Loads of great content!, Access to PRE SALE, cool poster!" - Ok, sweet.
Get your PRE SALE to the PRE SALE secret "Password"
Go to www.ticketmaster.com and make sure you register and have an account since most Police tickets are sold through Ticketmaster. Getting an account at time of purchase only slows you down..and you SURELY don't want that.
Go back to www.thepolice.com with your super secrete password and your Ticketmaster log in and make sure that the PRE SALE to the PRE SALE hasn't already ended (don't blink) at the venue you would like to see The Police.
Click the PRE SALE button (your hopes should be getting high by now & fingers crossed)
Get redirected to Ticketmaster LOG IN and put in your secret password (Aren't you glad you signed up earlier?)
Start picking good seats! The first thing you will see is your pickin's for great seat are nill and good seats already slim due to the PRE - PRE - PRE SALE the industry folk, friends of the band, "special" people get. Anyway...your still excited...you've paid your $99...and after all..YOU'RE A SPECIAL POLICE MEMBER!!! You will have SWEET seats!
You found the PERFECT seats! Hooorah! Quickly put in the quantity of tickets and press "buy" - HURRY!
"Seats not available. Please try again" FUCK. So you do...you get your second best choice. Ok, cool.
Checkout
Drain bank account or max out credit card.
Hit friends up for the price of their ticket to pay off credit card (always awkward)
Get tickets and have a great time! HOOOOORRRRAAAYY!!! The Police rocked! Best show ever!
Realize you could have gotten the same tickets at the same price and had the same great time with out the hassle. NOT Priceless...

So after going through this insane process The Police decide to tour again...YIPPEE!!! I'm an "OFFICIAL LEGACY POLICE MEMBER" so I'm going to take advantage of the PRE - PRE SALE with out all the crap I went through before. Oh, wait...I got an email from The Police members club! Cool.

No, not cool. (Click above picture). Pisser, eh? GREAT time for another tour...just when everyone's membership ends and needs to pony up another $99!

I advise reading the The Police PRE SALE stipulations as well...there's a bunch. Just scalp the fuckers or wait until the tickets go on regular sale. Save yourself the hassle. Although, the shining moment of being a Police member is the awesome old school poster they send to you (4 months later). It's ALMOST worth $99.

Here are the new music releases for all of February, 2008. Print out and take to your local record store...I mean music store. I mean itunes? Online music store? Whatever, I can't believe "Thriller" is 25yrs old...

Artists : Album

Crystal Method : Drive
Dead Meadow : Old Growth
Hot Chip : Made in the Dark
Jack Johnson : Sleep Through the Static
Jill Scott : Live in Paris
Josh Ritter : In the Dark
KD Lang : Watershed
Kelly Stoltz : Circular Sounds
Kinky : Reina
Lenny Kravitz : It's Time for a Love Revelation
Nada Surf : Lucky
School of Language : Sea From Shore
Sheryl Crow : Detours
Sons and Daughters : This Gift
Soundtrack : Assassination of Jesse James (Nick Cave / Warren Ellis)
Soundtrack : Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins
Steve Bug : Fabric 37
British Sea Power : Do You Like Rock Music?
Gary Louris : Vagabonds
Guru : Best of Guru's Jazzamatazz
MANDY : Fabric 38
Michael Jackson : Thriller 25th Anniversary Edition
Simple Plan : Self Titled
Widespread Panic : Free Somehow
Allison Moorer : Mockingbird
American Music Club : Golden Age
Baby Walrus : Self Titled
BB King : Live
Bob Mould : District Line
Foxy Brown : Brooklyn's Don Diva
Grand Archives : Self Titled
Growing : Lateral
Jim Lauderdale & the Dream Players : Honey Songs
KMFDM : Brimborium
Kula Shaker : Strangefolk
Marianne Faithfull : No Regrets
Mike Doughty : Golden Delicious
Monade : Monstre Cosmic
Morcheeba : Dive Deep
Mountain Goats : Heretic Pride
Raveonettes : Lust Lust Lust
Ray Davies : Workingman's Café
Score : American Gangster
Beach House : Devotion
David Allen Coe : Penitentiary Blues
Diane Schuur : Some Other Time
Erykah Badu : New Amerykah Part One
Ghostland Observatory : Robotique Majestique
Goldfrapp : Seventh Tree
Janet Jackson : Discipline
Missy Higgins : On a Clear Night
Original Broadway Cast : Little Mermaid
Pete Rock : NY's Finest
Richard Julian : Sunday Morning in Saturday's
Soundtrack : Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day
Soundtrack : Other Boleyn Girl
Soundtrack : Semi Pro
Soundtrack : Vantage Point
Tift Merritt : Another Country

During their time together in the late '80s and early '90s, the French band with the Spanish name and Manu Chao as group leader gave real meaning to the term ethno-punk. Imagine the Clash fired not only by reggae and rockabilly, but also rai, dub, hip-hop, and a strongly Latin sensibility, and you have a picture of Mano Negra. This compilation collects tracks from five of their albums that indicate not only the breadth of their vision, but also the musical range, and the passion that informed everything they did. More than the start of rock en Español, this is the full multiculti punk experience. The band may no longer be around, but a listen to this shows that the spirit can't be extinguished. La luta continua.... --Chris Nickson

1. Mano Négra (1:00)
2. King Kong Five (1:55)
3. Soledad (2:35)
4. Mala Vida (2:51)
5. Sidi H Bibi (3:23)
6. Rock island line (3:07)
7. Noche De Accion (2:48)
8. Guayaquil City (3:02)
9. Peligro (2:52)
10. Sueno de Solentiname (2:50)
11. Indios de Barcelona (2:21)
12. The Best Of Mano Negra - 12 - La Vida Me Da Palo (2:41)
13. Seno Ma Tanza (3:57)
14. Out of Time Man (3:24)
15. Pas Assez De Toi (2:18)
16. King of Bongo (3:31)
17. Ronde De Nuit (2:53)
18. Patchanka (3:07)
19. Salga La Luna (3:33)
20. The Best Of Mano Negra - 20 - Santa Maradona (3:27)
21. El Sur (1:00)
22. Long long nite (4:16)
23. On telefon (1:36)
24. Darling Darling (2:00)

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1. Frank Sinatra
2. The Distance
3. Friend Is A Four Letter Word
4. Open Book
5. Daria
6. Race Car Ya-Yas
7. I Will Survive
8. Stickshifts And Safetybelts
9. Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps
10. It's Coming Down
11. Nugget
12. She'll Come Back To Me
13. Italian Leather Sofa
14. Sad Songs And Waltzes

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The people at "Stuff White People Like" offer a few funny observations in their rankings. One of my favorites is #63 - Expensive Sandwiches, but for this blog there's #41 - Indie Music:

"Talking about Indie Music with white people is perhaps the most dangerous subject you touch upon. One false move and you will lose their respect and admiration forever. Here are some general rules

Bands that have had their songs in an Apple ad are still marginally acceptable
Bands that have had their songs in ads for other companies are not acceptable
If you mention a band you like and the other person has heard of them, you lose. They own you. It is essential that you like the most obscure music possible."

Im planning on posting Idol Media again - just not the Top 24 cuz thats too much.

Expect Top 12 posts

L'Ecole Du Micro D'Argent -1
Dangeureux -2
Nés Sous La Même Etoile -3
La Saga -4
Petit Frère -5
Elle Donne Son Corps Avant Son Nom -6
L'Empire Du Côté Obscur -7
Regarde -8
L'enfer -9
Quand Tu Allais On Revenait -10
Chez Le Mac -11
Un Bon Son Brut Pour Les Truands -12
Bouger La Tête -13
Un Cri Court Dans La Nuit -14
Libère Mon Imagination -15
Demain, C'est Loin -16

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1. Pauvre Diable [The Ultimate Collection Mix]

2. Just a Friend of Mine

3. Don't Cry for Louie

4. Philadelphia

5. Puerto Rico

6. Johnny

7. I Want to Know

8. Nah Neh Nah

9. Travelling Light

10. What's a Woman?

11. Heading for a Fall

12. Far Gone Now

13. Time Flies

14. Forever Blue

15. Farewell Song

16. Stay with Me

17. Don't Break My Heart

18. Je l'Aime, Je l'Aime

19. Don't Deny

20. Some Like It Hot

21. What's a Woman

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1. Right Here, Right Now
2. The Rockafeller Skank
3. Fucking In Heaven
4. Gangster Tripping
5. Built It Up - Tear It Down
6. Kalifornia
7. Soul Surfing
8. You're Not From Brighton
9. Praise You
10. Love Island
11. Acid 8000

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Sublime is the hit album released by the eponymous band. It was originally intended to be called Killin' It, but the band and record label agreed to respectfully substitute an eponymous title due to lead singer Bradley Nowell's death before the album's release. The album was a major commercial success, going five times platinum in 1999 and etching Sublime into a permanent place among the stars of mid-90s alternative rock. Its most popular single, "What I Got", was an uncharacteristically poppy song; the bulk of the album was faithful to Sublime's ska, dub, and reggae influences, with tempos ranging from the frantic — such as "Seed," "Same in the End," and "Paddle Out" — to the slow and deliberate, such as "Pawn Shop" and "Jailhouse." "Jailhouse", is a cover of a Bob Marley song which can be found on many Bob Marley albums including "The Wailing Wailers at Studio One, Vol. 2".

The musical styles throughout the album vary nearly as much as the subjects discussed, ranging from the mellow Hip Hop groove of "Doin' Time" and reggae beat of "Caress Me Down" to the pop-rock "What I Got" and the hardcore punk sound of "Paddle Out". The genre-crossing musical diversity expressed on the album is one of the more compelling reasons for the record's wide mainstream appeal. Check Sublime's melting pot with the rapidshare music download blog!

1. Sublime - Garden Grove
2. Sublime - What I Got
3. Sublime - Wrong Way
4. Sublime - Same In The End
5. Sublime - April 29, 1992 (Miami)
6. Sublime - Santeria
7. Sublime - Seed
8. Sublime - Jailhouse
9. Sublime - Pawn Shop
10. Sublime - Paddle Out
11. Sublime - The Ballad Of Johnny Butt
12. Sublime - Burritos
13. Sublime - Under My Voodoo
14. Sublime - Get Ready
15. Sublime - Caress Me Down
16. Sublime - What I Got (Reprise)
17. Sublime - Doin' Time

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1. The Power Of Equality
2. If You Have To Ask
3. Breaking The Girl
4. Funky Monks
5. Suck My Kiss
6. I Could Have Lied
7. Mellowship Slinky In B Major
8. Righteous and the Wicked, The
9. Give It Away
10. Blood Sugar Sex Magik
11. Under The Bridge
12. Naked In The Rain
13. Apache Rose Peacock
14. The Greeting Song
15. My Lovely Man
16. Sir Psycho Sexy
17. They're Red Hot

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1 Marching the Hate Machines (Into the Sun) (4:01)
2 Warning Shots (5:02)
3 Revolution Solution (3:41)
4 Cosmic Game (2:19)
5 Satyam Shivam Sundaram (4:07)
6 Amerimacka (5:41)
7 Ambicion Eterna (3:43)
8 Pela Janela (3:41)
9 Sol Tapado (3:57)
10 Heart's a Lonely Hunter (4:03)
11 Holographic Universe (3:42)
12 Doors of Perception (3:16)
13 Wires and Watchtowers (4:19)
14 Supreme Illusion (4:10)
15 Time We Lost Our Way (4:11)
16 Gentle Dissolve (2:49)

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Tracklist:
1. Red Intro
2. How Many Mics
3. Ready Or Not
4. Zealots
5. The Beast
6. Fu-Gee-La
7. Family Business
8. Killing Me Softly
9. The Score
10. The Mask
11. Cowboys
12. No Woman, No Cry
13. Manifest/Outro
14. Fu-Gee-La (Refugee Camp Remix)
15. Fu-Gee-La (Sly & Robbie Mix)
16. Mista Mista

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1 People of the Sun
2 Bulls on Parade
3 Vietnow
4 Revolver
5 Snakecharmer
6 Tire Me
7 Down Rodeo
8 Without a Face
9 Wind Below
10 Roll Right
11 Year of tha Boomerang

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01. Guns Blazing (Drums Of Death Pt. 1)
02. Unkle Main Title Theme
03. Bloodstain
04. Unreal
05. Lonely Soul
06. Getting Ahead In The Lucrative Field Of Artist Management
07. Nursery Rhyme/Breather
08. Celestial Annihilation
09. The Knock (Drums Of Death Pt. 2)
10. Chaos
11. Rabbit In Your Headlights
12. Untitled

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1 Spark Another Owl
2 Throw Your Set In The Air
3 Stoned Raiders
4 Illusions
5 Killa Hill Niggas
6 Boom Biddy Bye Bye
7 No Rest For The Wicked
8 Make A Move
9 Killafornia
10 Funk Freakers
11 Locotes
12 Red Light Visions
13 Strictly Hip Hop
14 Let It Rain
15 Everybody Must Get Stoned (Bonus Track)

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1. Vertigo
2. Death On The Stairs
3. Horrow Show
4. Time For Heroes
5. Boys In The Band
6. Radio America
7. Up The Bracket
8. Tell The King
9. The Boy Looked At Johnny
10. Begging
11. The Good Old Days
12. I Get Along
13. What A Waster

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01- MVP-Rock Your Body (Instrumental)
02- Z-Trip feat. Soup-Listen to the DJ
03- Timbaland feat. Missy Elliot & Magoo-Cop that Shit
04- Eric B & Rakim-I know you got Soul (a cappella)
05- The Human League-Being Boiled
06- Area Code 615-Stone Fox Chase
07- Cut Chemist-A Peak in Time
08- Pepe Deluxe-Salami Fever
09- Cozy Powell-Dance with the Devil
10- DJ Format-You hear that?
11- Ram Jam-Black Betty
12- Jonny Jones & The King Casuals-Purple Haze
13- Primal Scream-Revenge of the Hammond Connection
14- Bomb The Bass feat. Merlin-Megablast (a cappella)
15- DJ Shadow-Right Thing (Z-Trip's 'Get the Party off' remix parts 2
16- Gorgio Moroder-Tears
17- AC Lewis feat. Ndidi Cascade-Tickles
18- Aphex Twin-Nannou
19- The Invisible Force-Underground (Ambient Mix)
20- New Order-The Beach
21- Part 2 feat. Fallacy-One of dem Days (Remix)
22- Freestylers feat. Pendulum & Sirreal-Painkiller (Ed Solo & Skool of Thou
23- 5 Deez-Funky (a cappella)
24- TTC-Dans le Club (instrumental)
25- Reggie Steppa-Drum Pan Sound
26- DJ Zinc-Reach out (Remix)
27- Roots Manuva feat. Rodney P-Swords in the Dirt (The Qemists '03 remix)
28- Pendulum & Fresh feat. Spyda & Tenor Fly-Tarantula
29- Roots Manuva-Witness (Walworth Road Rockers Dub Steinski rework)
30- Jo Ann Garret-It's No Secret
31- Ronnie Hazelhurst-Are you being Served?(Film Version)
32- The Dragons-Food for my Soul

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01 - Dem Gone
02 - Ina Different Time (Feat. Jahmali & Daddy Rings)
03 - Runaway
04 - Man A Rise (Feat. Bounty Killer)
05 - Love Chant
06 - See Dem Coming
07 - Man Of My Own (Feat. Morgan Heritage)
08 - Leave Us Alone
09 - Long Face
10 - Younger Generation (Feat. Luciano & Mikey General)
11 - Dangerzone (Feat. Junior Kelly)
12 - Empress
13 - Fire Ago Bun Dem (Fet. Capleton)
14 - Jah Ina Yuh Life
15 - Children Of Tomorrow (Feat. Jack Radics)

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1. Sure Shot
2. Tough Guy
3. B-Boys Makin' With The Freak Freak
4. Bobo On The Corner
5. Root Down

6. Sabotage
7. Get It Together
8. Sabrosa
9. The Update
10. Futterman's Rule
11. Alright Hear This
12. Eugene's Lament
13. Flute Loop
14. Do It
15. Ricky's Theme
16. Heart Attack Man

17. The Scoop
18. Shambala
19. Bodhisattva Vow

20. Transitions

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Amy Winehouse's second album, Back to Black, is one of the finest soul albums, British or otherwise, to come out for years. Frank, her first album, was a sparse and stripped-down affair; Back to Black, meanwhile, is neither of these things. This time around, she's taken her inspiration from some of the classic 1960's girl groups like the Supremes and the Shangri-Las, a sound particularly suited to her textured vocal delivery, while adding a contemporary songwriting sensibility. With the help of producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi, "Rehab" becomes a gospel-tinged stomp, while the title track (and album highlight) is a heartbreaking musical tribute to Phil Spector, with it's echoey bass drum, rhythmic piano, chimes, saxophone and close harmonies. Best of all, though, is the fact that Back to Black bucks the current trend in R&B by being unabashedly grown-up in both style and content. Winehouse's lyrics deal with relationships from a grown-up perspective, and are honest, direct and, often, complicated: on "You Know I'm No Good", she's unapologetic about her unfaithfulness. But she can also be witty, as on "Me & Mrs Jones" when she berates a boyfriend with "You made me miss the Slick Rick gig". Back to Black is a refreshingly mature soul album, the best of its kind for years. --Ted Kord

1. AMY WINEHOUSE - Rehab Album Version
2. AMY WINEHOUSE -You Know I'm No Good
3. AMY WINEHOUSE -Me & Mr Jones (Fuckery)
4. AMY WINEHOUSE - Just Friends
5. AMY WINEHOUSE -Back To Black
6. AMY WINEHOUSE -Love Is A Losing Game
7. AMY WINEHOUSE -Tears Dry On Their Own
8. AMY WINEHOUSE -Wake Up Alone
9. AMY WINEHOUSE -Some Unholy War
10. AMY WINEHOUSE -He Can Only Hold Her
11. AMY WINEHOUSE -Addicted

http://www.amywinehouse.co.uk/

http://www.myspace.com/amywinehouse

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Winehouse

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1. Judgement Day (Intro)
2. Perfect World
3. Cradle Rock - Left Eye
4. Dangerous Grounds
5. Sweet Love (Skit)
6. Sweet Love
7. Shaolin What (Skit)
8. Torture
9. Where's Method Man? (Skit) - Ed Lover
10. Suspect Chin music
11. Retro Godfather
12. Dooney Boy (Skit)
13. Spazzola
14. Check Writer (Skit)
15. You Play Too Much (Skit)
16. Party Crasher
17. Grid Iron Rap
18. Step by Step
19. Play IV Keeps - Inspectah Deck
20 Donald Trump (Skit)
21. Snuffed Out (Skit)
22. Elements
23. Killin' Fields
24. Big Dogs
25. Break Ups 2 Make Ups - D'Angelo
26. Message From Penny (Skit) - Janet Jackson
27. Judgement Day
28. C.E.O. Outro (Outro)

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Rapidshare links and free download of essentials albums of electro, rock, hip hop, reggae, world music...eclectic choice for music lovers!
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This is only the first or second piece of blog spam I've let through...but I figure spam about metal is good spam... (FUSE - we expect some sweet shwag!)

Hi,

I wanted to reach out with some information about a new TV series called Talking Metal that I think you and your readers will be very interested in.

Here is the official press release from Fuse:
Talking Metal, Friday, February 22, 12 midnight (6 episodes, 30 minutes)
Full metal mayhem on Talking Metal, an all-new hard rock/heavy metal series on Fuse bred from the #1 podcast on iTunes, Talking Metal.

Hosted by ultimate metal geeks Mark Strigl and John Ostronomy, the show will feature exclusive interviews and field packages in the podcast's signature style. Follow Mark and John as they rock out with members of Guns N Roses, get tangled up with Kerry King's (Slayer) Snakes, strum chords with Dave Mustaine and take a road trip to a New York City movie premiere with Rob Halford; then catch them in the studio with sidekicks Bud Friendly, Metal Mike and the Talking Metal fans.

For more information about Talking Metal (plus exclusive video previews of musician interviews from the show)

Talking Metal You Tube Trailer

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Best,

Carrie

Most people (including me) have never really known all the Grammy categories and award winners past what we are shown on television. Did you know there is a category for best album notes? Or even best packaging? How about all those great album cover artists who never get airtime recognition. God forbid that I would ever suggest making the Grammy's actually longer, but how about a second (or even third) show showcasing everyone who won? Granted I could see this show only being aired on some 2nd or 3rd tier network, but at least there is some love for people who work just as hard as those who are in the limelight. Here you go - A link to everything that happened last night and a list of all categories:

(full) 50th Annual Grammy nomination and winners list

General Field
Field 1 — Pop
Field 2 — Dance
Field 3 — Traditional Pop
Field 4 — Rock
Field 5 — Alternative
Field 6 — R&B
Field 7 — Rap
Field 8 — Country
Field 9 — New Age
Field 10 — Jazz
Field 11 — Gospel
Field 12 — Latin
Field 13 — Blues
Field 14 — Folk
Field 15 — Reggae
Field 16 — World Music
Field 17 — Polka
Field 18 — Children's
Field 19 — Spoken Word
Field 20 — Comedy
Field 21 — Musical Show
Field 22 — Film/TV/Visual Media
Field 23 — Composing/Arranging
Field 24 — Package
Field 25 — Album Notes
Field 26 — Historical
Field 27 — Production, Non-Classical
Field 28 — Surround Sound
Field 29 — Production, Classical
Field 30 — Classical
Field 31 — Music Video

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