Wednesday 3 September 2008

Download Cut Chemist mp3






Cut Chemist
   

Artist: Cut Chemist: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Rap: Hip-Hop

   







Discography:


The Audience's Listening
   

 The Audience's Listening

   Year: 2006   

Tracks: 12
Def Beat Remixes Vol. 7
   

 Def Beat Remixes Vol. 7

   Year: 2006   

Tracks: 14
The Litmus Test
   

 The Litmus Test

   Year: 2004   

Tracks: 18
Cut Chemist Meets Shortkut
   

 Cut Chemist Meets Shortkut

   Year: 2000   

Tracks: 23
Rare Equations
   

 Rare Equations

   Year:    

Tracks: 9






As well as beingness unrivalled of the ablest solo turntablists on the world, Cut Chemist is too a member of two highly rated crews: tube rap kings Jurassic 5 and the Los Angeles Latin casimir Funk circle Ozomatli. He came up with the L.A. hip-hop stem Unity Committee, and debuted on rise up with the B-side of UC's 1993 single "Incorporate Rebelution." The running "Lesson 4: The Radio" was a tribute to and continuation of Double D and Steinski's seminal hip-hop collage masterpiece "Lessons 13," and included nods to Indeep, Bob James, Spoonie Gee, and Dan Ackroyd.


Before long later the record's vent, Unity Committee came unitedly with some other group, Rebels of Rhythm, to cast Jurassic 5. Cut Chemist kept rather busy with the chemical group, contributing "Moral 6" to the group's eponymous EP and producing the entire record book. He too delved into remixing (DJ Shadow, Liquid Liquid) and outside bring (scrape for Less Than Jake; coming into court with Ozomatli). In mid-1997, Cut Chemist recorded his record album debut, Live at the Future Primitive Sound Session, with Shortkut of Invisibl Skratch Piklz. In 1999, he teamed up with DJ Shadow and performed a series of events in San Francisco. Brainfreeze is a live transcription of a rehearsal for one of those shows, and became a popular and hard to chance record album. In 2001, the duet followed up their late success with Product Placement, a studio record book that stylistically followed the pattern of Brainfreeze (deuce foresighted tracks, two DJs). In 2004, Cut Chemist issued Litmus test Test, a remixed ingathering of his late work. It was followed in 2006 by The Audience's Listening. His tracks have besides appeared on two seminal turntablist compilations, Repay of the DJ, Vol. 1 and Deep Concentration.






Sunday 24 August 2008

Michael Buble plots first leg of fall trek

Michael Buble [ ] has revealed initial dates for an upcoming late-year US tour as he continues to back last year's Grammy-winning "Call Me Irresponsible."

The Canadian big band/traditional singer will kick sour the run Oct. 1 in Baltimore. The schedule shows basketball team dates in October, with additional shows to be added later in Ohio, Illinois, Kansas, Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and Mississippi, according to Buble's internet site.

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for the currently announced shows go on sale to the public commencement today (8/15). Dates ar included below.

Buble continues to support last year's "Call Me Irresponsible," his

Wednesday 6 August 2008

Yearning

Yearning   
Artist: Yearning

   Genre(s): 
Rock
   Metal: Doom
   



Discography:


Plaintive Scenes   
 Plaintive Scenes

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 8


Evershade   
 Evershade

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 8


Frore Meadow   
 Frore Meadow

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 12


With Tragedies Adorned   
 With Tragedies Adorned

   Year: 1997   
Tracks: 8




The set known as Yearning was formed by Finnish youths Juhani Palomäki (vocals/guitar/keyboards), Tero Kalliomäki (guitars), and Toni Kostiainen (drums) in late 1994, and earlier went by the mention Flegeton, which was derived from Dante's Divine Comedy. Like the remorseless Scandinavian winters, the music heard on their presentment, "Through the Desolate Lands," was cold, somber, and depressing, and after securing the services of curiously named freshwater bass participant Mr. Woodland (real name: Petri Salo), Yearning further developed their atmospheric firebrand of gothic drab metallic element with their arcsecond demo, "The Temple of Sagal."


The latter greatly impressed the folks at France's Holy Records, which afterward release the band's 1997 debut album, With Tragedies Adorned, and its 1999 followup, Plaintive Scenes. Both of these efforts bordered on progressive rock, so wide was their stylistic range and so high their ambitions, just Yearning silent managed to inculcate them with plenty of tonal pattern, black bile, and alloy. The same was honest of grandiloquent ensuing efforts, 2001's Frore Meadow and 2003's Evershade, during which Yearning endured a number of lineup changes, merely carried on anyway.





William Christie, Les Arts Florissants

Friday 27 June 2008

Nick Cave to release entire book about a song

Sometimes, things are better left unsaid. Learn too much about Strawberry Fields and they lose their psychedelic allure, press Radiohead on Hail to the Thief's album title and their politics seem immature. But restraint has never been Nick Cave's strong suit and now he's not just offering glimpses into his work - he's illuminating it in cold, hard print. This summer, Cave will release a hardback book dedicated to Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!, the title song from the Bad Seeds' last album. And more than share a little trivia, Cave's promised to chronicle the song's origin, history and mystery.












On the bright side, the book's not very big.

July 8 will see the publication of the book version of Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!, replete with triple exclamation marks. It's a 40-page, hardback containing all sorts of notes, photos, handwritten lyrics, and the story of the song's creation. A three-inch CD is also included.

Cave's gift for hyperbole makes him a natural writer of press releases. "[This book] is a curiosity," he wrote in a statement, "that deals with the preparation and final glorious outcome of a project that began on the back of an envelope, a literal 'scrap' of an idea and ended up evolving into a genuine cultural icon and classic rock'n'roll song."

"The song, which is a comic re-imagining of the Lazarus myth (placing the recently 'risen' Lazarus in 70s New York), is accompanied by an eight-foot-square light sculpture, employing over 750 light bulbs, built by [Sue] Webster and [Tim] Noble. This little book documents the journey of this mammoth collaboration."

If this were anyone but Nick Cave, we would at this stage make fun of his exaggerations. But, to be honest, we're nervous about the Aussie's temper. No less than Mark E Smith fell victim to it on Monday, as Cave ripped into the Fall frontman on Xfm.

"Have you read [Smith's autobiography] Renegade?" Cave asked. "It's sad. It's one of the most whingy, whiney and snivelling things I've ever read in my life. He's not a curmudgeon, but he snivels and moans and whines. I love him very much but he snivels. He should reach for the tissues!"


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Saturday 14 June 2008

Nine Horses

Nine Horses   
Artist: Nine Horses

   Genre(s): 
Other
   



Discography:


Snow Borne Sorrow   
 Snow Borne Sorrow

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 9




 





Bruce Dickinson

Sunday 8 June 2008

Rihanna & Chris Brown Buy Each Other Diamonds

Rihanna and Chris Brown have treated each other to expensive diamond necklaces worth $200,000 (£100,000).

The pair has remained coy about their romance, despite being spotted kissing numerous times.

However, money was no issue when they bought the expensive gifts from jeweller Jason Arasheben's exclusive Beverly Hills store.

Arasheben tells the News of the World: "Chris went for the heart theme while Rihanna chose a diamond-encrusted cross to give to him."

Do you think RiRi and Chris should announce their romantic involvement already? Be sure to leave your comments below.

Wednesday 4 June 2008

Dr Phil visits Spears during hospital stay

Pop singer Britney Spears has reportedly received a visit from television therapist Dr Phil McGraw.
Spears reportedly received the visit during her stay at Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angeles, where she was admitted following a custody dispute over her two young children at her home.
Spears was taken to the hospital for evaluation after police officers observed her to be under the influence of an unknown substance. She was discharged on Saturday.
According to People magazine, Dr Phil McGraw visited the singer and her family during her stay in hospital.
Sam Lufti, a friend of the singer, said: "I witnessed Dr Phil being incredibly influential in helping the family unite. His meeting with Britney has certainly made a positive impact instilling seeds of encouragement and reality within her."
He also said: "In the near future it is likely that more information may be shared with the public with the hopes of better understanding a situation as serious as this."
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has now ordered Spears' children to be placed in the sole care of her ex-husband Kevin Federline, suspending the pop star's visitation rights until "further order of the court".
A hearing has been set for 14 January which will determine how the custody battle will proceed.