Download Large Pro mp3

Artist: Large Pro: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Electronic     Discography:      Beatz Volume 1    Year: 2006    Tracks: 8 Widely known ab initio for his work as a producer and MC with the rap grouping Main Source, Large Professor shortly after became a full-time producer operative with such acts of the Apostles of the Apostles as Big Daddy Kane and A Tribe Called Quest. Professor originally became mired in hip-hop when he won a trial go held by Main Source members K-Cut and Sir Scratch in 1989. Contributing significantly to the creative direction of the grouping, Professor finally stony-broke with Main Source over creative differences . He so lent his bridge player to albums by some of rap's biggest name calling, including Eric B. & Rakim, Nas, and Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth. For his full-length solo debut, 2002's 1st Class, Large Professor called in favors from friends including Nas, Q-Tip, and Busta Rhymes.

Mayer -- Shoot Me Now

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Mp3 music: Young Knives

Artist: Young Knives: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Indie     Young Knives's discography:      The Young Knives Are Dead... and Some    Year: 2007    Tracks: 10      The Young Knives Are Dead    Year: 2002    Tracks: 7 Hailing from Oxford, England, the Young Knives feature Henry Dartnall (vocals/guitar), Oliver Askew (drums), and Thomas Dartnall (sea bass) (aka House of Lords). These snarky post-punk revivalists ab initio started out playacting Ned's Atomic Dustbin songs plot living in their hometown of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, just a move to Oxford in 2002 gave the Young Knives their large damp. An appearance at the Truck Festival lED to the banding issue The Young Knives...Are Dead mini-album for Shifty Disco in 2002. Three age later on, the triplet was playing shows on board the Futureheads and Hot Hot Heat patch readying their debut EP for Transgressive. The limited version Nut Music Make My Heart Beat Faster sold out quickly; "The Decision," which was produced by Gang of Four's Andy Gill, followed in December 2005. In the new year, the Young Knives' growing popularity seemed unstoppable. Both "Hither Comes the Rumour Mill" and "She's Attracted To" made the U.K. Top 40. Additional shows with the Rakes and Dirty Pretty Things wowed the U.K., and the band's American populace presentation debut at the annual South by Southwest conference in Austin, TX, proven successful. The Young Knives' debut album, Voices of Animals and Men, arrived in the U.K. that August and in the U.S. in early 2007.

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Ralf Eugen Bartenbach

   
Artist: Ralf Eugen Bartenbach

   Genre(s): 
New Age
   

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Discography:


   
 Gospody

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 9


   
 Moon Cycles

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 10


   
 Autumn Leaves

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 10


   
 More Desire For Love

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 6


   
 Desire For Love

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 10


   
 Angel Kisses

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 7


   
 Voices From The Sky

   Year: 1994   
Tracks: 10

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Wakestock festival, Blenheim Palace, Woodstock

Bravely pitting itself against Glastonbury, this new boutique music festival is an adjunct to an existing event based around the sport of wakeboarding (where skateboarding meets waterskiing). The organisers claim they are happy with the ticket sales, but the weekend's crowd looks sparse.

Nevertheless, Operator Please's robust art-rock pulls the kids away from watching acrobatic wakeboarders, as do Calvin Harris's cunning, carnal house anthems. However, Saturday night headliner Mark Ronson is a major disappointment. With Lily, Amy et al down at Glastonbury, his anonymous guest vocalists are decidedly B-list, and his slick stage patter and banal Stax revue-style band fail to convince. Their low point comes when they reduce Radiohead's delicate Just to a horrible, Blues Brothers-like brassy blare.

Sunday finds Estelle playing a spirited, hit-and-miss set. She is best when her strident rap bluster gives way to honeyed soul, and she allows melody into the mix on No 1 single American Boy.

Local boys Supergrass close the night while, on the other stage, Mike Skinner proves the Streets' geezer credentials by not starting his set until the Euro 2008 final has ended on the big screen. Skinner is curiously twitchy ("Look, it's been a long weekend"), but a febrile cover of the Prodigy's Out of Space hits the spot with a hard-partying crowd. His edgy urgency is a fitting coda to an uneven but promising debut event.

· The Wakestock festival is at Abersoch, Wales, Friday to Sunday. Box office: 01758 710 000.


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Oumou Sangare

   
Artist: Oumou Sangare

   Genre(s): 
Folk
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Discography:


   
 Worotan

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 10


   
 Ko Sira

   Year: 1993   
Tracks: 8


   
 Moussolou (Women)

   Year: 1989   
Tracks: 6

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In 1990, Wassoulou isaac M. Singer Sangare became a superstar in West Africa with Moussolou, which sold an stupefying 250,000 copies (many more were likely pirated). She received much of her attention for writing and telling lyrics that specifically addressed concerns of women in modern West African club, such as the conflict between marriage and personal exemption; not a scandalous subject in the Western world, perchance, merely a pioneering one for the pop music of the region. Western listeners world Health Organization can't see the lyrics will be careworn in by her dulcet vocals and smooth, orbitual compositions, which use good arrangements without sounding over-produced. Both traditional instruments and electric guitars/basses are prominently used (without getting in each other's way) on her 1993 spill Ko Sira, her most widely available recording in the U.S.

Moonbeam

   
Artist: Moonbeam

   Genre(s): 
Trance
   House
   

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Discography:


   
 Eclipse

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 2


   
 When People Turn Into Beasts Vinyl

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 2

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Disturbed Guitarist Dismisses Dillinger Dis; Plus Norma Jean, Acacia Strain & More News That Rules, In Metal File

Last week, Australia's Beat magazine ran an article on New Jersey's Dillinger Escape Plan, in which guitarist Ben Weinman said he'd once witnessed one of Disturbed's soundchecks and spotted something rather curious. "[They were] practicing where they were going to walk and when they were going to put their leg up on the monitor and pose," Weinman said. "That was weird for us. There are times [during live gigs] where I don't even know where I am."

Weinman's remarks were an obvious dig at Disturbed, who release their fourth studio effort, Indestructible, on June 3. It's not the first time Dillinger have started beef with a band, and it probably won't be the last. But when asked about the claims about their "onstage posing," Disturbed guitarist Dan Donegan seemed stupefied.

"I never even remember meeting these guys, and I think we know anybody that's even in the room during our soundchecks, so that's shocking to me, because I would think that we would have met them if they were standing there during our soundcheck," Donegan said. "That's funny. When we do a bigger production, there may be certain lighting cues for certain highlights of the show, but I wouldn't call it 'posing,' just a cue for our lighting guy, so he can add more drama to the set. If [Dillinger] sold some records, and were at the level we're at, maybe they'd see that, for bands like Kiss and Metallica, there are certain highlight points during a set that you want to focus on. If I'm going to go over to one spot and do a guitar solo, my lighting guy may need to know that, so he can focus in on that.

"If that's posing, then so be it," the guitarist continued. "To me, I don't think we talk about when we're going to put our foot up on a monitor. That's just silly. It's a natural thing we do. Those guys can say whatever they want. If that's supposed to be a jab at us, am I offended? I don't give a sh--. If they're saying it because they're haters, why? Because we sell millions of records and lots of tickets? It sounds more like jealousy to me."

Plus, Donegan points out, Disturbed's stage shows often feature pyrotechnics displays — as they will this summer, when the band co-headlines the inaugural Rockstar Energy Mayhem Fest with Slipknot. "We have millions of fans, and we find ways to connect with them," he added. "We utilize theatrics and pyro, so we have to rehearse where the pyro is going to go off, because we don't want to have a James Hetfield moment and get caught in the flame. But that's something Dillinger Escape Plan would know nothing about, because they don't play arenas —: they play clubs."

Now that that's all sorted out, there's new material to be discussed: Indestructible, an album Donegan feels is Disturbed's finest achievement to date.

"To us, its even heavier than [2005's] Ten Thousand Fists, and there's more attitude to it," he said. "I know 'heavy' is a relative term, but to me, heavy isn't just Cookie Monster vocals and playing as fast as you can. Heavy metal, to me, was the classic metal bands like Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath and Judas Priest — guitar- driven bands with powerful, melodic vocals. [Frontman] David [Draiman] is a melodic singer, like Bruce Dickinson. For these hardcore fans who hear melody in a song and think a band's soft or that we're not metal enough for them, oh well. The metal I grew up on were those classic bands that are still playing today and are respected by everybody. That's the path we've always tried to go down, and we seem to be going down that path."

For Disturbed, the biggest challenge making Indestructible was the production of it. The band decided they wanted to handle it themselves, which their label and management weren't so sure about at first.

"We had to make sure they were OK with us doing it without another set of ears in there — someone who could referee those times where we might be battling it out," he said. "We're just so comfortable with each other, and just so respectful of what each guy's role is in the song writing and recording process, that once we got the first couple of songs tracked, it was enough to keep the label and management out of the way. Removing that producer role had people more on the edge of their seats, just making sure we could handle it that way, without somebody else, and we proved to them — and ourselves — that we can. And it gave us the best record we've made yet."

Thematically, the record's also one of the darkest records the band's churned out. The LP's first single, "Inside the Fire," may be the most personal of all the record's tracks, and the video is a reflection of that, Donegan said. Directed by Nathan Cox, it deals with the same theme the song tackles: suicide.

"It's the darkest song David's written, and it has a personal connection to him; it's about an ex-girlfriend of his, when he was a lot younger, who committed suicide — she overdosed," the guitarist explained. "The video has to do with that same subject, but it's his girlfriend hanging herself. At the front of the video, we wanted to get a suicide prevention hotline number up there, so there's no misinterpretation of what we're saying. We're not condoning suicide, but raising awareness to the issue, so anyone who feels suicidal or is depressed or going through a hard time, hopefully it will hit those people enough to make them know that there's somebody out there willing to listen to them, so maybe they should talk to someone else if they have those feelings."

After this summer's Mayhem Fest, Disturbed plan to head overseas for a few months of live gigs, and will be back in the states before Christmas for a little rest and relaxation. Then, they'll hit the road again with their "Music as a Weapon" tour, which Donegan said is now in the planning stages.

"We continue to evolve as players and songwriters," he said, when asked what fans can expect from Indestructible. "I don't know the magic formula to being able to do it, except that we go into it with the mindset that we're doing it for ourselves and meeting our own expectations. You can't guess what the rest of the world wants.
But our fans have proven they're with us, and they're here to stay and we're certainly not going anywhere — whether you like it or not."

The rest of the week's metal news:

Within Chaos and the Destro have been added to this year's Ozzfest, which has been reduced to a one-day destination festival, set for August 9 at Pizza Hut Park in Dallas. The bill also features Metallica, In This Moment, the Sword, Goatwhore, Witchcraft and Soilent Green, among others. Oh, yeah, and they'll be dusting Ozzy off again so he can headline. ...

Norma Jean are in the middle of recording their fourth album, The Anti Mother, with producer Ross Robinson (Glassjaw, At the Drive-In) behind the boards. Slated for release later this summer, the band apparently collaborated on material separately with Helmet's Page Hamilton and Chino Moreno of Deftones. According to a statement from the band, the album's title's derived from "a character we created, which represents anything that is deceptive, and yet possesses an outwardly beautiful nature." ...

Six Feet Under have begun recording new material for their forthcoming Metal Blade Records set. According to the band, "It's great to be back in the studio, and we feel really psyched to lay these new songs down. They are some of the best stuff we have come up with, and [we] can't wait for all of our fans to hear the new stuff." ... The JonBenét have been touring the U.S., road-testing some new material, which they plan to record later this year. The band will be rolling through Anthony, Texas, Friday night (May 16), and dates are booked through June 14 in Austin, Texas. ...

It Dies Today have set Lividity as the title of their next album, which they'll be self-producing for a fall release. ... On August 19, the Acacia Strain will release their forthcoming album, Continent. The disc is being produced by Zeuss, who has worked with the likes of Hatebreed and Shadows Fall.






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Pete Johnson

   
Artist: Pete Johnson

   Genre(s): 
Blues
   

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Discography:


   
 Collection (Boogie Woogie)

   Year:    
Tracks: 9

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Rapper The Game begins jail sentence

Rapper Jayceon Taylor aka 'The Game', turned himself in yesterday to begin his 60-day jail sentence for a firearm violation.
Twenty-eight-year-old Taylor surrendered to authorities at the Twin Towers Correctional Facility in Los Angeles, according to the Deputy of the Sheriff's Bureau, Oscar Butao.
On 11 February, the rapper was sentenced in Los Angeles County Superior Court to serve 60 days in a county jail, 150 hours of community service and three years' probation.
He had been charged with possession of a firearm near a school and pleaded no contest to the felony, Butao said.

Triac

   
Artist: Triac

   Genre(s): 
Other
   

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Discography:


   
 Dead House Dreaming

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 13

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Willoughby defends her TV wardrobe

Television presenter Holly Willoughby has defended her wardrobe for the reality show 'Dancing on Ice' after criticism from viewers.
According to reports, members of the public have complained that the presenter's dresses are too revealing.
Responding to the complaints on ITV show 'Loose Women', Willoughby said: "It's just the weirdest thing that has ever happened - like I've been living in someone else's world the last two weeks."
"My body dictates that it suits certain things, so I always wear the same style of dress. Unfortunately those are the things that get attention. It would be nice if the publicity was, 'Isn't she good at her job?'."
She also told The Mirror: "I can't believe the stir it caused. I like to wear feminine clothes and I've had people coming up to me in the street saying how much they liked it."

Lindsay Lohan - Dina Lohan Lindsays Problems Arent My Fault

LINDSAY LOHAN's mother DINA shouldn't be blamed for the actress' personal problems, the 45-year-old showbiz mum insists.

The 21-year-old is trying to rebuild her Hollywood career after a disastrous 2007, dominated by two arrests for driving under the influence, rehab time and an 84-minute jail spell.

And Dina insists Lindsay must accept full responsibility for her actions.

She says, "She's 21 years old. We all make mistakes. It's not a blame game. It's not her mum's fault or her friends' fault It's the general personal choices you make. And you have to be careful about the choices you make when you're in the public eye."

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Gretchen Wilson finishes high school

Country music singer Gretchen Wilson has a mantel full of awards in her Lebanon home.

Her first radio single, "Redneck Woman," spent five weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart and it earned her a 2005 Grammy. Her debut album sold 4.5 million copies.

Despite all her successes, the 34-year-old songwriter was one of 20 percent of Tennesseans without a high school diploma. But no longer.





Wilson, who dropped out in ninth grade, passed her General Educational Development exam in April and will don a cap and gown during a May 15 graduation ceremony.

Wilson told The Tennessean that her 7-year-old daughter was the big reason to finally finish, saying, "I certainly don't want her to think you can be this successful without an education."

Smith's $1 Million Investment In California School

Hollywood superstar Will Smith is investing more than $1 million in a new school near his California home. The I Am Legend star has paid $889,000 to lease the Indian Hills High School in Calabasas, after failing to find a suitable institute for his two young children, Jaden, nine and Willow, seven. The actor and his wife Jada Pinkett Smith have, until now, been home schooling the pair. A spokesperson for Smith says of the school - renamed the New Village Academy of Calabasas: "Will is leasing the campus for three years, plus he'll cover all costs such as utilities. The academy will be run privately, and will include pre-kindergarten through grade six."


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