Va-godskitchen Pure Trance Anthems (3cd) (2009)

Release Name: VA-Godskitchen_Pure_Trance_Anthems-3CD-2009-BPM
Genre: Trance
Label: Newstate Music
Quality: VBR kbps avg
Size: 349.55 MB
Rip Date: Oct-16-2009
Tracklist:

CD1
1. Need To Feel Loved (Adam K & Soha Remix) – Reflect
2. Closer To The Sun (Inpetto Remix) – Robbie Rivera
3. I Love The Sunshine (Beltek Remix) – Alan Connor & Mike Melange
4. Take Me Away (Dennis De Laat Remix) – 4 Strings
5. Twighlight Zone – Hardwell
6. Lift – Pryda
7. Le Voie Le Soleil 2009 – Hoxton Whores
8. For An Angel (Dave Darrel Remix) – Paul Van Dyk
9. I Will Be Here (Tiësto Remix Instrumental) – Tiësto Ft. Sneaky Soundsystem
10. Chakalaka – Wippenberg
11. Clockwork (Jonas Steur Remix) – Deadmau5
12. Into Something – Richard Durrand
13. Lost (Jordy Lishious Remix) – Lasgo
14. L.E.D. There Be Light – Rank 1
15. Bliksem – Sander Van Doorn Pres. Purple Haze
16. One More Chance (Tiesto Remix) – Bloc Party
17. The First Rebirth – Denis The Menace & Big World
18. Windmills (Bart Claesen Remix) – Meck
19. Rain (Cosmic Gate Remix) – Armin Van Buuren
20. I’m Not Alone (Tiesto Remix) – Calvin Harris

CD2
1. Kidsos (Wippenberg Remix) – Sebastian Ingrosso
2. Milky Way – Inpetto
3. Right Here Right Now (Abel Ramos Remix) – Fatboy Slim
4. Under The Water (6am Terrace Mix) – Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
5. Dreaming (Beltek Remix) – Ruff Driverz Pres Arrola
6. Sound Of Violence – Dennis De Laat
7. White Mouse – Audible
8. The Deep Devine (Club Mix) – Ronski Speed Feat. Ana
9. Moombah – Silvio Ecomo & Chuckie
10. Unprepared – Marco V
11. Bastillion – Sander Van Doorn
12. Timeless 2009 – Ron Van Den Beuken
13. Justice – Gareth Wyn
14. Hoipolloi (Artento Divini Remix) – Kay D Smith & Marc Tall
15. Kaboom – Marcus Schossow
16. Seven Days & One Week (Signum Remix) – Bbe
17. Could Be Love (Heatbeat Remix) – Judge Jules
18. Mysteryland 2009 (Greg Nash Remix) – Y-Traxx
19. Frizzbomb (John O’callaghan Remix) – Barry Connell
20. Drops Of Jupiter (Mike Saint-Jules Remix) – Filo & Peri

CD3
1. Solid Session (First State Remix) – Mac & Mac
2. Flatline (Kyau & Albert Remix) – Cosmic Gate
3. Drop Zone – Michael Woods
4. Automatic City (Orjan Nilsen Re-Wiz) – Three Drives
5. Anjunabeach – Above & Beyond
6. Toca Me (Richard Durand Remix) – Fragma
7. Dream Machine (First State Remix) – Dj Ton Tb
8. Poppiholla (Thrillseekers Remix) – Chicane
9. Home (Pvd Club Mix) – Paul Van Dyk
10. Tuvan (Armin Track) – Gaia
11. Let It All Out – Lange Ft. Sarah Howells
12. Sunrise At Palamos 2009 (Gareth Emery Remix) – M.I.K.E
13. Air Guitar – Breakfast
14. Prophase – Jon O’bir
15. Be There 4 U (Rapael Frost Remix) – Kyau & Albert
16. Twice In A Blue Moon – Ferry Corsten
17. Invisible Touch (Ferry Corsten Remix) – Bobina

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Gama Bomb – Citizen B

TrackList

1. Zombie Blood Nightmare 02:38
2. Evil Voices 02:34
3. Final Fight 02:48
4. Time Crime 02:26
5. Global Warming 02:29
6. OCP 00:41
7. Hammer Slammer 03:18
8. Sentenced to Thrash 03:12
9. Zombi Brew 02:29
10. Hell Trucker 02:19
11. Return of the Technodrome 02:19
12. Thrashaholic 02:10
13. In the Court of General Zod 02:47
14. Space Invaders 02:50
15. Bullet Belt 03:28

Band

Luke Graham – Guitar
Joe McGuigan – Bass Guitar & Vocals
Domo Dixon – Lead Guitars
Philly Byrne – Vocals
Paul Caffrey – Drums

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Joe Pass – The Complete Pacific Jazz Joe Pass Sessions (2001

Joe Pass – The Complete Pacific Jazz Joe Pass Sessions (2001) Box Set

Review by Steven Loewy

Guitarist Joe Pass was known for his forthright, straight-ahead style, gorgeous tone, and melodic concepts. This magnificent five-CD set collects his entire output in 1963 and 1964 as a leader, with additional sessions in which Pass plays in a trio led by Les McCann. Most of the tracks feature a quartet (the five exceptions adding the saxophone or flute of Bill Perkins), with the guitarist virtually always a key voice. Pass recorded three records for Pacific after 1964 with limited jazz content, and they are not included in this collection for that reason. While many of the dozens of selections included here do not measure up to Pass’ exemplary work recorded later on Pablo Records (a prime example being his classic Virtuoso LP), there are fine tracks to be found in the instant set that no admirer of either Pass or of the jazz guitar will want to be without. This is particularly true of the Django LP sessions with guitarist John Pisano, originally issued on Pacific, as well as the final CD in the instant collection that was initially issued on the Blue Note label, and on which the individual tracks are noticeably lengthier and more substantial. Elsewhere, some of the repertoire is checkered, mixing movie themes, country & western, soul, and jazz standards. But who can really complain about hearing the great guitarist playing Hank Williams’ “Hey, Good Lookin’” or “Cold, Cold Heart”? As with all the Mosaic boxed sets, this one comes in a strictly limited edition with a comprehensive, oversized booklet containing a detailed discography and liner notes, extreme attention to detail, and excellent sound quality.

Track list

Disc One:

1. Catch Me (Forward Pass) 3:11(Joe Pass)
2. Days Of Wine And Roses 2:49 (H. Mancini-J. Mercer)
3. You Stepped Out Of A Dream 3:03(G. Kahn-N.H. Brown)
4. But Beautiful 2:37 (J. Burke-J. Van Heusen)
5. Mood Indigo 5:06 (D. Ellington-B. Bigard)
6. It’s All Right With Me 2:57 (Cole Porter)
7. Deep Purple 5:04 (P. DeRose-M. Parish)
8. Tangerine 3:08 (V. Schertzinger-J. Mercer)
9. There Will Never Be Another You 4:59 (H. Warren-M. Gordon)
10. Bags’ Groove 3:52 (Milt Jackson)
11. There Is No Greater Love 3:53 (I. Jones-M. Symes)
12. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes 3:30 (B. Bernier-J. Brainin)
13. No Cover No Minimum 5:38 (Bill Evans)
14. Just Friends 3:35 (J. Klenner-S. Lewis)
15. Walking Up 3:15 (Bill Evans)
16. Peri’s Scope 2:43 (Bill Evans)
17. Catch Me 3:07 (Joe Pass)
18. Summertime 6:20 (G. Gershwin-D. Heyward)
19. Falling In Love With Love 5:46 (R. Rodgers-L. Hart)

Disc Two:

1. On Time 4:16 (Les McCann)
2. Yours Is My Heart Alone 4:45 (Lehar-Herzer-Smith-Loehner)
3. This For Doug 5:54 (Ron Jefferson)
4. Fondue 5:12 (Les McCann)
5. Bernie’s Tune 3:02 (Bernie Miller)
6. Maichen 4:34 (Leroy Vinnegar)
7. It Could Happen To You 5:00 (J. Burke-J. Van Heusen)
8. You’re Driving Me Crazy 4:56 (Walter Donaldson)
9. So What 3:01 (Miles Davis)
10. The Other Way 4:47 (Les McCann)
11. Free At Pass…Thank God Almighty…Free At Pass 4:59 (Les McCann)
12. These Foolish Things 5:18 (Link-Strachey-Marvell)
13. Joe’s Tune (Samba) 2:23 (Joe Pass)
14. Stragler 4:01 (Les McCann)
15. Simon Potter 5:17 (Les McCann)
16. Catch Up (Forward Pass) 2:52 (Joe Pass)

Disc Three:

1. Back At The Chicken Shack 4:15 (Jimmy Smith)
2. Sack O’ Woe 3:04 (Julian Adderley)
3. Groove Yard ) 3:17 (Carl Perkins)
4. Groove Yard (alt tk) 4:07 (Carl Perkins)
5. Sonnymoon For Two 2:41 (Sonny Rollins)
6. Shiny Stockings 3:55 (Frank Foster)
7. Sermonette 2:30 (Nat Adderley)
8. Bags’ Groove 3:06 (Milt Jackson)
9. Sister Sadie 4:13 (Horace Silver)
10. Li’l Darlin’ 3:39 (Neal Hefti)
11. Work Song 4:11 (Nat Adderley)
12. Blue “n Boogie 3:10 (D. Gillespie-F. Paparelli)
13. Charade 2:25 (H. Mancini-J. Mercer)
14. Call Me Irresponsible 2:27 (S. Cahn-J. Van Heusen)
15. How The West Was Won 3:00 (K. Darby-A. Newman)
16. Wives And Lovers 3:03 (B. Bacharach-H. David)
17. Sunday In New York 2:52 (P. Nero-C. Coates)
18. Love With The Proper Stranger 1:52 (E. Bernstein-J. Mercer)
19. Love Theme of Tom Jones 2:55 (John Addison)
20. Manha De Carnaval 3:27 (L. Bonfa-A. Maria)
21. Lawrence Of Arabia 3:00 (Maurice Jarre)
22. Fall Of Love 3:08 (D. Tiompkin-N. Washington)
23. It Had Better Be Tonight 2:33 (Mancini-Mercer-Migliacci)
24. More 2:59 (Olivieri-Ortolani-Newall-Olivieri)

Disc Four:

1. I Believe In You 3:12 (Frank Loesser)
2. It’s A Wonderful World 4:33 (Saveit-Adamson-Watson)
3. Hello Dolly 3:12 (Jerry Herman)
4. Summer Night 5:11 (H. Warren-A. Dubin)
5. The Sweetest Sounds 2:51 (Richard Rodgers)
6. Jambalaya 2:35 (Hank Williams)
7. Cold Cold Heart 3:16 (Hank Williams)
8. You Win Again 2:33 (Hank Williams)
9. Hey Good Lookin’ 2:26 (Hank Williams)
10. Django 3:20 (John Lewis)
11. Rosetta 3:06 (Earl Hines)
12. Nuages 2:33 (Django Reinhardt)
13. For Django 2:58 (Joe Pass)
14. Night And Day 3:45 (Cole Porter)
15. Fleur D’Ennui 2:56 (Django Reinhardt)
16. Insensiblement 3:12 (Paul Misraki)
17. Cavalerie 4:25 (Django Reinhardt)
18. Django’s Castle (Manoir De Mes Reves) 3:48 (Django Reinhardt)
19. Limehouse Blues 2:13 (P. Braham-D. Furber)
20. Georgia On My Mind 3:20 (H. Carmichael-S. Gorrell)
21. Rosetta (alt) 3:13 (Earl Hines)
22. Limehouse Blues (alt) 1:40 (P. Braham-D. Furber)

Disc Five:

1. Joy Spring 8:44 (Clifford Brown)
2. Some Time Ago 6:41 (Sergio Mihanovich)
3. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes 7:14 (B. Bernier-J. Brainin)
4. Relaxin’ At Camarillo 10:34 (Charlie Parker)
5. There Is No Greater Love 9:11 (I. Jones-M. Symes)
6. Bags’ Groove 8:59 (Milt Jackson)
7. Some Time Ago (alt) 5:35 (Sergio Mihanovich)
8. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes (alt) 6:00 (B. Bernier-J. Brainin)
9. There Is No Greater Love (alt) 6:33 (I. Jones-M. Symes)

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Blindspott – Studio Albums (nz Band)

Blindspott – Studio Discography

“Blindspott was a nu metal/alternative rock band from Waitakere, New Zealand. They were formed in 1997, originally consisting of Damian Alexander (vocals), Shelton Woolright (drums), Marcus Powell (guitar, backing vocals), Dave McDermott (bass) and Brandon Reihana (guitar). Previous members included Gareth Flemming (bass) and Karl Vilisini (turntablist, keyboardist).

Blindspott had a break through single with ‘Nil By Mouth’ in 2001 which gained major airplay on TV and radio alike. Other hits released during 2001-2003 were ‘Room to Breathe’, Top 10 single ‘Phlex’, ‘Blank’, ‘S.U.I.T’ and ‘Lit Up’. Their self titled debut album (2002) reached number 1 in its first week of release in New Zealand and they have had another top 10 single- Phlex.

Their debut album, ‘Blindspott’, went platinum in New Zealand in its first week of release. It is presently triple-platinum. Blindspott were voted NZ’s favourite band by the public as part of an Air New Zealand competition in 2003. Their songs have also been hits in Australia and in Asia.

Their single, Drown, was released on May 1, 2006. Drown entered the official New Zealand music chart on May 7, 2006, going straight to 4th place.

Blindspott’s second album, End the Silence, was released in New Zealand on May 29, 2006. End The Silence broke New Zealand music records – in the first week of release the album went straight to Number 1 on the official New Zealand music charts. Blindspott are the first New Zealand music act to have both their albums debut in the charts at Number 1. The first single from the album Yours Truly reached the Top 10.

In August 2006, Blindspott played at the massive Summer Sonic music festival in Tokyo, Japan, alongside major international acts such as Metallica, Deftones, Linkin Park and Tool.

End the Silence was released in Australia on September 2, 2006.

In 2007, after 10 years together and many publicised band fallouts along the way, Blindspott broke up to focus on more solo efforts. Blindspott played their final concert on August 25, 2007 at the Powerstation nightclub in Auckland.”

-Wikipedia

Blindspott – Blindspott (2002)

Track Listing:
01: Mind Dependancy
02: Nil By Mouth
03: Suffocate
04: Fall Down
05: Interlude
06: Blank
07: S.U.I.T (So Us Is This)
08: Jaded
09: Plastic Shadows
10: Lit Up
11: Room To Breathe
12: PMF
13: Phlex
14: Ilah (Silent War)

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Time-life Classic Soft Rock 11 Cd

Artist : Various Artists
Genre : Pop
Type : Studio
Audio Format.: MP3
Ripper: Easy CD-DA Extractor
Encoder: LAME
Bitrate: 128 (VBR)
Hz: 44,100
Channels: Stereo

In the early 70s, rock music mellowed out. Singer songwriters, acoustic guitars, and sun-soaked melodies took over the airwaves and the sound of soft rock was born. For the first time ever, all the biggest and best Soft Rock hits of the 70s, 80s and 90s are together in one hit packed collection. You’ll hear the feel good hits, the best singer songwriters, the classic love songs, and so much more!!! This is the music that made soft rock pure magic.

Experience the best soft rock classics from artists including Elton John, Air Supply, Phil Collins, Christopher Cross, Fleetwood Mac, Billy Joel, Joshua Kadison, Meat Loaf, Bryan Adams, Foreigner, Bonnie Tyler, James Taylor and many more!

Tracklisting

CD1
1. (00:03:23) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) -The Mamas And The Papas – California Dreamin’
2. (00:04:02) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Beach Boys- Kokomo
3. (00:04:26) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – America – Ventura Highway
4. (00:03:09) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – Doobie Bros – Listen To The Music
5. (00:03:46) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Johnny Nash – I Can See Clearly Now
6. (00:02:12) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Albert Hammond – It Never Rains In Southern California
7. (00:02:41) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Andrew Gold – Thank You For Being a Friend
8. (00:03:40) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Bread – I Would Give Everything I Own
9. (00:03:28 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Linda Ronstadt – When Will I Be Loved
10. (00:04:07) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Michael McDonald – I Keep Forgettin’
11. (00:03:49) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Player – Baby Come Back
12. (00:04:27) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Belinda Carlisle – Circles In The Sand
13. (00:03:35) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Wilson Phillips – Hold On
14. (00:02:44) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Toto – I’ll Be Over You
15. (00:03:54) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – The Rembrandts – That’s Just The Way It Is Baby

CD2
1. (00:03:53) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – Lowdown – Boz Scaggs
2. (00:05:50) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Whenever I Call You Friend – Kenny Loggins
3. (00:04:45) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Piano Man – Billy Joel
4. (00:04:48 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – LongerThan – Dan Foggelberg
5. (00:03:14) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Miracles – Jefferson Starship
6. (00:04:03) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Lost In Love – Air Supply
7. (00:06:55) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – More Than I Can Say – Leo Sayer
8. (00:04:56) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Rosanna – Toto
9. (00:04:00) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – More Than A Feeling – Boston
10. (00:03:38 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Take It On The Run – REO Speedwagon
11. (00:05:34) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Make Me Lose Control – Eric Carmen
12. (00:05:35) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Total Eclipse Of The Heart – Bonnie Tyler
13. (00:04:01) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Living Inside Myself – Gino Vannelli
14. (00:06:58 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – The Flame – Cheap Trick
15. (00:05:18 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Sara – Starship

CD3
1. (00:04:02) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Livin’ Thing – Electric Light Orchestra (Missing)
2. (00:06:43) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – This Is It – Kenny Loggins
3. (00:04:37) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Africa – Toto
4. (00:04:11) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Eye In The Sky – Alan Parsons Project
5. (00:04:03) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Look What You’ve Done To Me – Boz Scaggs
6. (00:04:57) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling – Daryl Hall & John Oates
7. (00:03:21) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – All Out Of Love – Air Supply
8. (00:03:26) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Can’t Fight This Feeling – REO Speedwagon
9. (00:03:59) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – The Search Is Over – Survivor
10. (00:04:57) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – All By Myself – Eric Carmen
11. (00:04:04) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Without You – Harry Nilsson
12. (00:05:20) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – Year Of The Cat – Al Stewart
13. (00:04:12) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Dust In The Wind – Kansas
14. (00:04:22) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Vincent – Don McLean
15. (00:03:48 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Please Come To Boston – Dave Loggins

CD4
1. (00:03:24) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Into The Night (If I Could Fly I’d Pick You Up) – Benny Mardones
2. (00:06:19) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – It’s A Heartache – Bonnie Tyler
3. (00:03:59) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Drift Away – Dobie Gray
4. (00:05:43) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Maggie May – Rod Stewart
5. (00:05:17) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) -Your Song – Elton John
6. (00:04:23) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – How Long Has This Been Going On – Ace
7. (00:04:02) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – More Love – Kim Carnes
8. (00:03:59) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – I’m Not In Love – 10cc
9. (00:03:37) – (CBR 256 kbit/s) – I Just Wanna Stop – Gino Vannelli
10. (00:04:41) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Babe – Styx
11. (00:06:01) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Show Me The Way – Peter Frampton
12. (00:04:27) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Fooled Around And Fell In Love – Elvin Bishop
13. (00:03:33) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Lonesome Loser – Little River Band
14. (00:03:34) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – While You See A Chance – Steve Winwood
15. (00:02:59) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – Let’s Make A Night To Remember – Bryan Adams

CD5
1. (00:05:55) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Daniel – Elton John
2. (00:03:20) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – I Need You – America
3. (00:05:37) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Wild World – Cat Stevens
4. (00:05:14) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Escape (The Pina Colada Song) – Rupert Holmes
5. (00:04:08) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – I’d Really Love To See You Tonight – England Dan and John Ford
6. (00:03:03) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – On And On – Stephen Bishop
7. (00:05:47) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Tempted By The Fruit Of Another- Squeeze
8. (00:04:20) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – The Things We Do For Love – 10cc
9. (00:04:51) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – The Best Of Times – Styx
10. (00:04:40) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Cry – Godley and Creme
11. (00:03:32) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Your Wildest Dreams – The Moody Blues
12. (00:03:54) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Higher Love – Steve Winwood
13. (00:02:37) – (CBR 256 kbit/s) – I’d Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That) – Meat Loaf
14. (00:06:57) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Please Forgive Me – Bryan Adams
15. – - More Than Words – Extreme

CD6
1. (00:04:09) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Ambrosia – That’s How Much I Feel
2. (00:03:12) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – America – Horse With No Name
3. (00:02:26) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – Bob Welch – Sentimental Lady
4. (00:03:55) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Bread – Baby I’m A Want You
5. (00:04:15) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Chicago – If You Leave Me Now
6. (00:04:49) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Christopher Cross – Sailing
7. (00:03:28 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Doobie Brothers – Minute By Minute
8. (00:04:12) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – Foreigner – I’ve Been Waiting for a Girl Like You
9. (00:03:27) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Hall & Oates – She’s Gone
10. (00:04:12) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Korgis – Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime
11. (00:02:58 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Manfred Mann – Blinded By The Light
12. (00:03:51) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Phil Collins – Against All Odds
13. (00:04:50) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Seals & Crofts – Diamond Girl
14. (00:04:16) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Stephen Bishop – It Might Be You
15. (00:03:28 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) -Todd Rundgren – I Saw The Light

CD7
1. (00:05:02) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Air Supply – Making Love Out of Nothing At All
2. (00:03:20) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – America – Sister Golden Hair
3. (00:02:36) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Bread – If
4. (00:04:18 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Carly Simon – You’re So Vain
5. (00:03:56) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – Chicago – Saturday in the Park
6. (00:04:29) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Christopher Cross – Ride Like The Wind
7. (00:05:45) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Escape Club – I’ll Be There
8. (00:04:15) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – Foreigner – I Want To Know What Love Is
9. (00:03:29) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Jack Wagner – All I Need
10. (00:03:16) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Linda Ronstadt – Ooh Baby Baby
11. (00:04:19) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Marc Cohn – Walking in Memphis
12. (00:05:30) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Mike and the Mechanics – The Living Years
13. (00:06:20) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Phil Collins – One More Night
14. (00:03:55) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Rupert Holmes – Him
15. (00:02:45) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – The Cars – Drive
16. (00:04:05) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Firefall – You Are The Woman

CD8
1. (00:05:25) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Seals and Crofts – Summer Breeze
2. (00:03:53) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Key Largo – Bertie Higgins
3. (00:03:21) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – Make It With You – Bread
4. (00:03:21) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? – Chicago
5. (00:04:57) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Dream Weaver – Gary Wright
6. (00:03:50) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Hello It’s Me – Todd Rundgren
7. (00:04:46) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Sara Smile – Daryl Hall and John Oates
8. (00:04:21) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Chuck E.’s In Love – Rickie Lee Jones
9. (00:04:18 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Black Water – The Doobie Brothers
10. (00:03:15) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Still The One – Orleans
11. (00:03:15) – (VBR 188 kbit/s) – Hurt So Bad – Linda Ronstadt
12. (00:05:16) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Cool Change – Little River Band
13. (00:03:56) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Biggest Part Of Me – Ambrosia
14. (00:03:32) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Never Be The Same – Christopher Cross
15. (00:03:41) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – You Can Do Magic – America

CD9
1. (00:04:53) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – The Guitar Man – Bread
2. (00:03:55) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Tin Man – America
3. (00:04:49) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Wildfire – Michael Martin Murphey
4. (00:03:27) – (CBR 224 kbit/s) – 25 Or 6 To 4 ? – Chicago
5. (00:03:49) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – Lotta Love – Nicolette Larson
6. (00:03:42) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – What A Fool Believes – The Doobie Brothers
7. (00:04:09) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Steal Away – Robbie Dupree
8. (00:03:11) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – You’re The Only Woman – Ambrosia
9. (00:03:29) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Sexy Eyes – Dr. Hook
10. (00:05:07) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Kiss You All Over – Exile
11. (00:04:19) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Even The Nights Are Better – Air Supply
12. (00:03:48 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Arthur’s Theme (Best That You Can Do) – Christopher Cross
13. (00:02:58) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Missing You – John Waite
14. (00:03:32) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Beautiful In My Eyes – Joshua Kadison
15. (00:04:05) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Black Velvet – Alannah Myles

CD10
1. (00:04:49) – (CBR 256 kbit/s) – We Don’t Talk Anymore – Cliff Richard
2. (00:04:14) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Baker Street – Gerry Rafferty
3. (00:03:48 ) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – When You’re In Love With A Beautiful Woman – Dr. Hook
4. (00:03:00) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Fool (If You Think It’s Over) – Chris Rea
5. (00:06:29) – (VBR 162 kbit/s) – You’re No Good – Linda Ronstadt
6. (00:04:19) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Reminiscing – Little River Band
7. (00:03:44) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – All I Need Is The Air That I Breathe – The Hollies
8. (00:04:13) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – American Pie – Don McLean
9. (00:03:42) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – Sad Eyes – Robert John
10. (00:04:56) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – I Go Crazy – Paul Davis
11. (00:08:32) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Hearts – Marty Balin
12. (00:04:33) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) -These Dreams – Heart
13. (00:03:33) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – Jessie – Joshua Kadison
14. (00:04:16) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Release Me – Wilson Phillips
15. (00:04:12) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Music Is The Doctor – The Doobie Brothers

CD11
1. (00:04:47) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Got to Give It Up (Part 1) – Marvin Gaye (Missing)
2. (00:02:23) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Serpentine Fire – Earth, Wind and Fire
3. (00:03:53) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – Dreams – Fleetwood Mac
4. (00:03:22) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Cold as Ice – Foreigner
5. (00:03:50) – (CBR 128 kbit/s – Blinded by the Light – Manfred Mann’s Earth Band
6. (00:03:01) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – Fly like an Eagle – Steve Miller Band
7. (00:03:18 ) – (CBR 192 kbit/s) – Southern Nights – Glen Campbell
8. (00:03:54) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Heard It in a Love Song – The Marshall Tucker Band
9. (00:03:57) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Blue Bayou – Linda Ronstadt
10. (00:04:43) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – How Deep Is Your Love – The Bee Gees
11. (00:04:12) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Handy Man – James Taylor
12. (00:04:46) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Rich Girl – Daryl Hall and John Oates
13. (00:02:58 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) -The Things We Do for Love – 10cc
14. (00:04:05) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Year of the Cat – Al Stewart
15. (00:04:15) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – It’s So Easy – Linda Ronstadt (Missing)
16. (00:07:07) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – Feels like the First Time – Foreigner
17. (00:03:32) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – I’m in You – Peter Frampton
18. (00:04:28 ) – (CBR 128 kbit/s) – So in to You – Atlanta Rythm Section (Missing)
19. (00:04:57) – (CBR 160 kbit/s) – Stayin’ Alive – The Bee Gees
20. – - Slip Slidin’ Away – Paul Simon

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Warlock – Triumph And Agony (1987)

Warlock – Triumph And Agony (1987)

Genre: Heavy Metal
Length: 39:54
Size: 249MB (250MB w/ extras)
Format: FLAC

Track List:
1. All We Are
2. Three Minute Warning
3. I Rule The Ruins
4. Kiss Of Death
5. Make Time For Love
6. East Meets West
7. Touch Of Evil
8. Metal Tango
9. Cold, Cold World
10. Für immer

Review: Metal-Observer (9.5/10)

1987 WARLOCK managed to make their breakthrough (at least in Europe) with their fourth album “Triumph And Agony” and with it also marked the end of the combo. While the former members Peter Szigeti (Guitars) and Frank Rittel after a brief guest appearance on U.D.O.’s “Animal House” album and some demos under the name of ENGINE (if I am not wrong) disappeared without a trace, Doro Pesch started her solo career with a perpetually changing backing band, with more or less success.

At least WARLOCK managed to step off the stage with a damn good album. The ultracool opening hymn “All We Are” alone already justifies the purchase of the album, even though some people can’t stand that song any more, right Ralf? Anyways, this hammer stands in one line with “Breaking The Law” (JUDAS PRIEST), “Run To The Hills” (IRON MAIDEN), “Paranoid” (BLACK SABBATH) and “Ace Of Spades” (MOTÖRHEAD)!!! But the other songs are not much worse. Especially the permanently pushing “Three Minute Warning”, the loose, but still heavy “I Rule The Ruins”, the mid tempo rocker “Kiss Of Death”, which starts out slowly, underlaid with wolves’ howling, the brilliant stomper “East Meets West” with ist totally unleashed guitar solos, the great “Metal Tango”, which’s title already says it all, and the fighter hymn “Für immer”, alternatingly performed in German, English and Spanish.

That’s how energetic, melodic Metal has to sound like! A big plus is also the majestic front cover, it could hardly get any better. That the production is top notch goes without saying, doesn’t it?

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Eyes Set To Kill Reach 2008 Fnt

- Release Info ————————————————————– -

  Artist:      Eyes Set To Kill
  Album:       Reach
  Label:       BreakSilence
  Playtime:    44:45 min
  Genre:       Rock
  URL:         http://www.myspace.com/eyessettokill
  Rip date:    2007-12-22
  Street date: 2008-00-00
  Size:        76.43 MB
  Type:        Normal
  Quality:     225 kbps / 4410kHz / Joint Stereo

- Release Notes ————————————————————- -

   Since their formation in 2004 Eyes Set to Kill have taken the punk-rock and
   hardcore communities by storm. In less than two years this Arizona based five
   –piece has become one of MySpace’s 1 unsigned bands, shared stages with many
   of the scene’s hottest bands and released one of the best selling independent
   releases for many online retailers.

   Originally conceived by as the two piece of consisting of Alexia Rodriguez
   (Lead Guitar, Vocals), and Anissa Rodriguez (Bass Guitar), this Phoenix, AZ
   screamo outfit attempted to create a unique sound that would combine the
   soft, melodic feel of female vocals and gut-wrenching screaming, backed up by
   powerful instrumentals with a post-hardcore influence.

   “Having a screamer and a melodic singer has just always been our vision. We
   wanted to try something different because we didn’t want to be the typical
   screamo band,” says bassist Anissa Rodriguez. “We didn’t try to make our
   songs a certain sound. We play what we feel.”

   Searching the local area for talented and dedicated musicians to create this
   sound the group was frequently ignored and turned down by sexist musicians,
   despite their obvious talent and potential. The girls were classified,
   stereotyped, and rejected by the ignorant music scene before their demo was
   given a mere listen.

   “People just assumed we were going to be just another chick band that has no
   musical talent,” Rodriguez says. “Since we were girls, no one took us
   seriously and assumed that we couldn’t play and write good songs.”

   After struggling to be heard for what seemed an eternity, the girls found
   their missing pieces in early 2006 with the addition of Greg Kerwin,
   (Guitar), Brandon Anderson (Vocals), and Caleb Clifton(Drums) to an already
   blistering line-up. From there the band would shared stages with the likes of
   Chiodos, Bless the Fall, Goodbye Tomorrow, My American Heart, and Greeley
   Estates and even did a stint on the Warped Tour.

   “We booked our first tour this summer completely through MySpace,” says
   Screamer Brandon Anderson about the young band embracing a ‘do it yourself’
   work ethic. “The band operates our own MySpace; reply to all comments,
   messages, and friend requests and does a lot promoting. Our manager made our
   DVD, music videos and live videos. We do everything on our own and don’t wait
   around for anyone.”

   With a intense live show and a desire to make things happen on their own
   terms, Eyes Set To Kill entered the studio to record a mind-blowing EP with
   acclaimed Larry Elyea . The result is a crushing EP
   that unleashes a whirlwind of melodic guitar riffs that violently flood into
   the ears of listeners, emotionally capturing screams and hypnotizing melodic
   vocal hooks that speak of seethe with emotion.

- Track List —————————————————————- -

  01. Intro                                                             ( 1:51)
  02. Song 2                                                            ( 4:00)
  03. Reach                                                             ( 4:21)
  04. Darling                                                           ( 4:04)
  05. Violent Kiss                                                      ( 3:39)
  06. Young Blood Spills Tonight                                        ( 4:28)
  07. Where We Started                                                  ( 4:28)
  08. Into The Night                                                    ( 3:18)
  09. Give You My All                                                   ( 2:35)
  10. Liar In The Glass                                                 ( 3:58)
  11. Only Holding On                                                   ( 4:19)
  12. Behind Tthese Eyes                                                ( 3:44)

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Mat Kearney – Nothing Left To Lose

Mat Kearney – Nothing Left to Lose (2006)

Mat Kearney (born December 1, 1978) is a singer and songwriter based out of Nashville, TN, originally from Eugene, Oregon. His music has an acoustic base with hints of hip hop. He is signed to Aware/Columbia Records. In addition to singing, he also plays guitar, piano and harmonica.

Mat attended California State University Chico, where he was a member of the soccer team. Although not widely known, Mat is a devout Christian and his beliefs are evident in some of his music, such as the songs “Undeniable” and “Girl America”.

At a concert in Houston in 2006, he revealed that his song “All I Need” was written based on two of his friends from New Orleans and their story during Hurricane Katrina.

Mat’s songs have appeared on TV series such as Grey’s Anatomy, Kyle XY, The Unit, Without A Trace, and The Closer.

After Mat’s “All I Need” was featured on Grey’s Anatomy, “All I Need” and “Nothing Left to Lose” began to chart the iTunes top 100 downloaded songs. “Nothing Left to Lose” charted the Billboard Hot 100 after this. It was Mat’s first (and so far only) single to chart.

Track Listing
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1. Undeniable (4:26)
2. Nothing Left to Lose (4:24)
3. Crashing Down (4:14)
4. Girl America (4:03)
5. In The Middle (4:16)
6. Can’t Break Her Fall (3:52)
7. What’s A Boy To Do (4:02)
8. Wait (4:38)
9. Bullet (4:23)
10. All I Need (4:27)
11. Renaissance (4:49)
12. Where We Gonna Go From Here (4:07)
13. Won’t Back Down (5:10)

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Pearl Jam – Vitalogy @320kbs

Tracklist
1. Last Exit
2. Spin The Black Circle
3. Not For You
4. Tremor Christ
5. Nothingman
6. Whipping
7. Pry To
8. Corduroy
9. Bugs
10. Satan’s Bed
11. Better Man
12. Aye Davanita
13. Immortality
14. Hey Foxymophandlemama, That’s Me

lyrics

http://www.songmeanings.net/artist/view/songs/68/

album info

http://www.discogs.com/Pearl-Jam-Vitalogy/release/372557

My Review
Pearl Jam’s third birth comes with mixed emotion: whilst obviously being a musical success it also contains some of Eddie Vedder’s sad musings on Kurt Cobain’s death, most prominently in the haunting “Immortality”. Inside the cover art, a beautiful poem is included:

I waited all day.

you waited all day..

but you left before sunset..

and I just wanted to tell you

the moment was beautiful.

Just wanted to dance to bad music

drive bad cars..

watch bad TV..

should have stayed for the sunset…

if not for me.

External Reviews
It’s a sad paradox of these times that the artists who most successfully express our fears and anxieties are the ones who are least able to cope with the burdens of fame. Whether it’s Sinéad O’Connor, who masochistically invites humiliation with public displays of emotional nakedness, or Kurt Cobain, who finally just gave up, it’s sometimes tempting to say what Frank Sinatra once told George Michael – that is, “Stop complaining and enjoy the ride.” But then, Frank is not exactly the most sensitive guy himself.

No one regrets that he’s too famous now to be Ian MacKaye of Fugazi more than Eddie Vedder does. As it was for Cobain, it’s difficult for Vedder to adjust to the fact that the people who used to beat him up in school are now among his biggest fans. While Vitalogy is not the calculatedly anti-commercial album that In Utero was rumored to be (but really wasn’t) before it was released, the one designed to alienate all the fans Vedder doesn’t like, it is a wildly uneven and difficult record, sometimes maddening, sometimes ridiculous, often powerful.

“As privileged as a ~censored~” is how Vedder sums up his fame in “Immortality.” “Victims in demand for public show.” In “Corduroy,” success has left him disaffected and no longer in control of his destiny: “I’m already cut off like I feared/I’ll end up alone like I began,” he sings before concluding: “All the things that others want for me/Can’t buy what I want because it’s free.” Ironically nostalgic for the desperately troubled youth that inspired his best and most tormented songs, he sings on “Not for You”: “All that’s sacred comes from youth/Naive and true with no power/Nothing to do/I still remember/Why don’t you?” Like Pete Townshend, whose Quadrophenia was the soundtrack of Vedder’s adolescence, Vedder seems afraid that while once he was the Punk, he’s now the Godfather.

Vedder is also more haunted by intimations of mortality than ever before – not exactly a new theme for him but a chilling one for a record whose title means “the study of life.” The album opens with a death-obsessed song called “Last Exit,” and its final track, “Stupid-mop,” concludes with a meditation on suicide. On “Immortality,” Vedder acknowledges, “Cannot stay long/Some die just too young.”

Vitalogy has a number of gripping songs that match the soaring anthems of Ten, the extended grooves of Vs. or the poetry of either record. The first three tracks are a promising start: “Last Exit,” “Not for You” and especially “Spin the Black Circle,” a revvedup thrash tribute to vinyl, rock harder than anything Pearl Jam have ever done. “Whipping” and “Corduroy” are also hard edged and catchy. “Better Man” is a haunting ballad about a woman trapped in a bad relationship; it recalls the character study “Elderly Woman Behind the Counter in a Small Town” on Vs. As on “Daughter,” also from Vs., Vedder’s empathy for and identification with women throughout Vitalogy is remarkably affecting and unforced.

Interspersed among the stronger tracks, though, are throwaways and strange experiments that don’t always work. The demented polka “Bugs,” which features Vedder, backed by a discordant accordion, ranting paranoiacally about insects, makes an uncharacteristic stab at humor but ends up being more silly than funny. “Pry, To” is a one-minute doodle that consists of Vedder spelling out the word privacy over and over until we get the point already.

But the most bizarre cut on the record is the last one, “Stupidmop,” a seven-minute hommage to the Beatles’ “Revolution 9.” Consisting of tape loops of distressed voices over banshee guitar howls, the song begs the question, “Is anyone still listening out there?” It opens with a young girl repeating “My spanking, that’s the only thing I want so much.” “Why is that better than a hug?” a woman asks her. “Because you get closer to the person,” the girl replies. The cut closes with a dialogue that is even more disturbing than it might ordinarily be in the wake of Kurt Cobain’s death. A man asks a woman, “Do you ever think that you actually would kill yourself?” “Well, if I thought about it real deep, I believe I would,” she answers. They’re the last words on the album.

Bart Simpson once daydreamed that he was a rock star with a phony British accent, singing, “Me Fans Are Stupid Pigs.” Some may think Vedder has reached the point where he thinks his efforts are just Pearl Jam before swine; they’ll dismiss this record as swerving dangerously close to being contemptuous of his audience. But Vitalogy isn’t Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music, nor does it seem like a tossed-off interlude like Zooropa. It’s more a portrait of an artist in crisis, a man who hasn’t yet decided what direction to take next.

My Favorite Track(s):
Immortality

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Discography Accept

1979 – Accept

Tracklist:

1. Lady Lou
2. Tired of Meu
3. Seawinds
4. Take Him in My Heart
5. Sounds of War
6. Free Me Now
7. Glad to Be Alone
8. That’s Rock & Roll
9. Helldriver
10. Street Fighter

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