Mp3 Download: Pop Will Eat Itself

Artist: Pop Will Eat Itself    Genre(s):  Rock: Pop-Rock Pop Will Eat Itself << Download mp3 music Taking their name from an NME feature on the grouping Jamie Wednesday (by and by known as Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine), the archetypal grebo dance orchestra Pop Will Eat Itself formed in Stourbridge, England in 1986. Comprised of vocalist/guitarist Clint Mansell, keyboardist Adam Mole, drummer Graham Crabb and bassist Richard March, PWEI began their cosmos as a Buzzcocks-influenced indie guitar band, and issued their self-generated debut EP The Poppies Say Grrr in 1986. While recording their follow-up Poppiecock, PWEI became immersed in sampling, drafting material from sources ranging from James Brown to Iggy Pop; soon Crabb emerged from behind his barrel kit to join Mansell as co-frontman, and a drum machine was installed in his place. Honing a nuclear fusion reaction of rock, pop and rap which they dubbed "grebo," the Poppies kickstarted a small gyration; by the acquittance of their 1987 full-length debut Box Frenzy and the hit "There Is No Love Between Us Anymore," grebo -- the name cursorily given the entire subculture of similarly grubby and salacious bands -- was all the rage in the British music press. The influence of hip-hop was regular more pronounced on singles like "Def. Con. One." and "Can U Dig It?," both included on Pop Will Eat Itself's 1989 masterpiece This Is the Day...This Is the Hour...This Is This!, their debut for RCA. "Moved by the Hand of Cicciolina," an ode to the Italian Sanity marked an increasing interest in terpsichore music. By 1992's The Looks or the Lifestyle, PWEI even added a alive drummer, Fuzz (innate Robert Townshend), to boom their ever-mutating sound. In early 1993, the Poppies issued their biggest U.K. hit, "Have the Girl, Kill the Baddies"; ironically, later that like year the grouping was dropped by RCA. After sign language to Infectious in Britain, they were picked up in the U.S. by Nothing, a mark owned by longtime fan Trent Reznor; dissipated a harder-edged, funk-metal sound, PWEI resurfaced in 1994 with DOS Dedos Mis Amigos. Prior to the release of a 1995 remix record, Two Fingers, My Friends, Crabb exited the chemical group to focus on his side project, Golden Claw Musics. March by and by gained renown in the big-beat work Bentley Rhythm Ace. Discography:      Box Frenzy    Year: 2003    Tracks: 12      Two Fingers My Friends    Year: 1995    Tracks: 21      Dos Dedos Mis Amigos    Year: 1994    Tracks: 11      The Looks Or The Lifestyle    Year: 1992    Tracks: 12      Cure For Sanity    Year: 1991    Tracks: 17      This Is The Day... This Is The Hour... This Is This!    Year: 1989    Tracks: 15      Now For A Feast!    Year: 1988    Tracks: 14

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'90s 1-Hit Wonders: Right Time, Right Place

Every time the beat drops, the first few bars reverberate through the speakers and into your ears. Instantly recognizable � whether you love the euphony or hatred it � everyone knows it -- the joy and the curse of the one-hit wonder.

Within a few months the song has fallen off the charts and a

Arisches Blut

   
Artist: Arisches Blut

   Genre(s): 
Instrumental
   

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 Vorwarts Fur Hitler

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Surfing legend comes to life in new book about colourful Miki Dora

LOS ANGELES - He was an outlaw, a swindler and a con man, not to mention a shiftless vagrant who lived to avoid work.

All that would have made Miki Dora just another small-time crook with a penchant for travelling the world on forged credit cards and passports, had he not also been the greatest surfer to ride a wave all the way into the beach at Malibu.

Without Dora, the surfing explosion that erupted in Southern California in the 1960s and swept around the world would still have occurred, says David Rensin, author of "All for a Few Perfect Waves: The Audacious Life and Legend of Rebel Surfer Miki Dora."

After all, Frederic Koehner's 1957 best seller "Gidget," a thinly fictionalized account of Koehner's surfer-daughter Kathy and her crazy, wave-riding friends, had already ensured the pastime's place in the pantheon of pop culture.

But surfing might not have arrived on the world stage with quite the same swagger if Dora hadn't accompanied it, bringing with him the image of the surfer as the solitary anti-hero.

"If you hadn't had Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady and Allen Ginsberg, what would we know about the beats?"

Rensin asks the question as he ponders Dora's influence on surfing from the outdoor veranda of a Los Angeles restaurant, several kilometres east of the shore Dora once ruled.

"Kerouac. He wrote books. All Miki did was surf," the 58-year-old author continues between sips of iced tea on a warm, sunny spring morning. "But between his rebel heart, between his localism, between his style, between his being in the right place at the right time, his ethos pervades surf culture to this day."

Six years after his death at age 67 from pancreatic cancer, Dora still has his name scrawled on seawalls along California's coast and his reputation among surfers remains known around the world.

In New Zealand, the Mount Surf Museum proudly houses many of his artifacts, including his treasured Duke Kahanamoku Big Wave Invitational trophy, which Dora won in Hawaii in 1967 and then lost Down Under a few years later, when some of the creditors he'd fleeced seized his possessions and auctioned them.

To get to know Dora, Rensin interviewed more than 300 people, constructing the book as an "oral history" in which both friends and enemies weigh in with their remembrances of the man alternately known as "Da Cat" for his uncanny moves on a surfboard and as the "Black Knight" for his sometimes anti-social behaviour both on and off the long board.

"He didn't like anybody on his wave," chuckles the author, recounting how Dora was credited by many with inventing surfing's "localism" by pushing outsiders and lesser-skilled riders off their boards or, if they really annoyed him, aiming his board at their heads.

At the same time, he could be gracious when the mood struck. A rare YouTube clip of Dora, who hated being photographed, shows him deftly manoeuvring around dozens of clumsy riders at Malibu on a day when the waves more closely resembled an urban highway at rush hour.

"During the course of the last 50 years, I've been asked two questions over and over," says Greg Noll, himself a surfing legend for his skill at riding giant waves. "One is, 'What was it like to ride big waves?' The other is, 'What was Miki Dora really like?' "

Even Noll, a friend of Dora's since childhood, says the latter is a question almost impossible to answer. He does offer this much: "He was probably the purest surfer who ever waxed a board. . . . He had a style that was completely his own. He was remarkable."

And all he really seemed to want to do was surf. Except for earning a few dollars doing the stunts for James Darren, Frankie Avalon and others in the "Gidget" and "Beach Party" films of the '60s and 1970s, there is no evidence that Dora ever worked a day in his life.

Early on, he got by hustling fans and stealing from friends and the occasional celebrity he'd encounter on the Hollywood party circuit. By the time he was arrested in central California in the early '70s, he had graduated to credit-card fraud and passing bad cheques.

He fled to New Zealand and then left that country when authorities closed in on him, "as somebody said, with the steam rising on his soup," Rensin recalls with a laugh.

The next stop was Australia, then South Africa, Spain and various points in between, locations selected as much for their surfing conditions as for Dora's efforts to stay one step ahead of the law.

He was caught in France when he made the mistake of rigging a pay phone to make free overseas calls while French authorities, looking for members of a Basque separatist group, were monitoring it.

Dora hadn't been out of jail long when Rensin crossed paths with him in 1983 and, to the writer's amazement, got him to sit down for a rare mainstream magazine interview. Although Dora denounced the story, he suggested that the two collaborate on a movie of his life. And then he never spoke to Rensin again.

The writer, meanwhile, went on to author 11 books, most notably "The Mailroom," his 2004 best seller about how Michael Ovitz, David Geffin and numerous other Hollywood heavyweights started their careers. But over the years, he could never get the image of one crazy surfer out of his head. Dora's life story, he finally concluded, had to be told. It transcended surfing, Rensin says, and "was a slice of Americana."

Maybe, Noll muses, it was even more.

"There's something about surfing, I don't know what it is," he says. "People always ask, 'What is it that makes people want to give up their friends, their family, their jobs and just go surfing?' Those people always categorize surfing as a sport. But it's not. It's a lifestyle. And Miki took it about as far and high as you can."

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Tortoise - Autechre

   
Artist: Tortoise - Autechre

   Genre(s): 
Rock: Electronic
   

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 Tortoise [Autechre Remixes]

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 2

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Daniele Mondello and Express Viviana

   
Artist: Daniele Mondello and Express Viviana

   Genre(s): 
Trance
   

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 Infinity

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 3

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Robert Haig Coxon

   
Artist: Robert Haig Coxon

   Genre(s): 
New Age
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   Electronic
   

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Discography:


   
 Prelude To Infinity

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 9


   
 Mental Clarity

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 4


   
 Cristal Silence III, The Inner Voyage

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 11


   
 The Silent Path

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 10


   
 Crystal Silence I - The Silence Within

   Year: 1986   
Tracks: 6

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National Student Music Awards details revealed

National Student Music Awards details revealed

Details of this year's Subject Student Euphony Awards have been announced, with trey regional heats set to pack shoes in March.
The awards, which have been previously north Korean won by Delorentos, offer Third Spirit level scholar musicians the opportunity to perform before members of the Irish whisky Medicine Industry including journalists, broadcasters, A&R personnel, agents and bookers.
A panel of industry experts will pick 12 of the charles Herbert Best bands to perform at triad heats around the country.
Four-spot selected entrants will compete at apiece of the triplet regional heats which take place in UCD, Dublin (6 Border district); NUIG, Galway (13 MArch) and Cyprus Avenue, Cork (19 MArch).
The boilers suit final volition take shoes in The Settlement, Dublin on 24 April.
The trophy up for grabs includes recording time, a cash prize, CD duplicate, rehearsal time, a media question, reference with a music lawyer and a photography seance.
Closing date for entries is 12 Feb and debut is open to any work that has at least ace fellow member in full-time Third Level education in Emerald Isle.
Demos should be sent to Subject Scholarly person Medicine Awards, Retinue 49, 184 Lower Rathmines Road, Irish capital 6.

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The Adolescents

   
Artist: The Adolescents

   Genre(s): 
Other
   

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 Brats in Battalions

   Year: 1987   
Tracks: 13

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Buzznet Acquires Music Blog Idolator From Gawker Media

Buzznet Acquires Music Blog Idolator From Gawker Media

Popular Blog to Join Web's Largest Social Music Community

LOS ANGELES, April 14 -- Buzznet (hTTP://www.buzznet.com),
the web's leadership social media company today announced that it has acquired
Idolator (hTTP://www.idolator.com) from Gawker Media. Launched by Gawker
Media in 2006 as a web log written by music fans for music fans, Idolator is
now the web's second gear most popular music blog, providing insightful
comment on wholly aspects of music, including highly regarded music reviews
and recommendations.

Through and through the acquisition of Idolator, Buzznet will be adding 1 of the
near respected and innovative voices to its medicine community, continuing its
military mission to non entirely feature the web's largest music community, only too the
virtually robust. Idolator will continue to maintain its have column guidance
under the guidebook of initiation editor Maura Joseph Eggleston Johnston. The trade will enable
Idolator to save expanded offerings that testament contribute its readers even
more of the day by day music news, subject and offerings they love life.

"Our core focus remains on construction the Buzznet music community through
the unique comment and programing of our millions of users and Idolator
undeniably adds a compelling voice to the commingle," said Robert Falcon Scott Boyd, Buzznet's
General Managing director. "Maura and the Gawker squad have done a terrific book of Job
establishing the blog as a focal pointedness for newsworthiness and original coverage of
popular music and garnering a devoted following. This deal also utterly
complements our recent epoch acquisition of Stereogum, the web's well-nigh popular
music blog, and testament provide Idolator with more resources, enabling Maura
to continue building upon the blog's great success."

Snick Denton, flop and newspaper publisher of Gawker Media said, "Audiences for
music news are dispersed among a myriad of different sites and blogs. Under
Maura, Idolator became the number deuce music web log, merely the title volition be
topper served by existence persona of a larger music offering, both for resources
and to attain greater hit for advertisers. Buzznet, which has too
of late acquired the big top music web log, Stereogum, is the web's biggest music
community; it's the natural acquirer, and testament be able to pretend more of
Idolator than we could."

About Buzznet

Buzznet's unique sociable media platform empowers millions of medicine fans
with the stage to make the most in-depth socially programmed music
experiences round the artists they love. Users extract themselves, get in touch
with friends and socialize approximately the topics they ar passionate most,
share-out millions of photos, videos and web log posts every day. The site is
likewise place for communities created by tiptop bands and mixer trendsetters, and
has established itself as the prime Minister finish for euphony and pop
acculturation. For to a greater extent information visit hTTP://www.buzznet.com.







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U2 3D concert film to get cinema release

U2 3D concert film to get cinema release

U2 get confirmed inside information of the liberation of their much-anticipated 3D concert picture show, 'U2 3D'.
The celluloid, which is the number 1 digital 3D, multi-camera, real time production, testament be shown at Cineworld, Movies at Dundrum and Movies at Swords - wholly in Capital of Ireland - from 22 Feb. It will likewise be screened at SGC Dungarvan. 
Directed by Catherine Jesse Owens and Mark Pellington, the film was injection in Buenos Aires during the South American leg of the Irish band's 'Vertigo' reality duty tour in 2006.
Nine-spot digital 3D cameras were used to capture over century hours of 3D footage, which includes performances of U2 classics such as 'One', 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' and 'Pride (In the Cite of Love)'.
Along with the 3D digital mental imagery, the film features 5.1 Environ Sound in a tender to give fans a cinematic experience that is as shut as possible to visual perception the isthmus live.
'U2 3D' will receive its universe premier at the 2008 Sundance Motion picture Festival on 19 January.




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Disarmonia Mundi

   
Artist: Disarmonia Mundi

   Genre(s): 
Metal
   

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 Mind Tricks

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 11

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Aniston gets co-stars for new film

Aniston gets co-stars for new film

Jennifer Aniston and Aaron Eckhart's co-stars for their fresh comedy drama 'Traveling' have been announced.
The Hollywood Newsperson says that Martin Sheen, Dan Fogler and Judy Greer will wiz opposite the duad in the Brandon Camp-directed motion-picture show.
'Traveling' tells the story of a widowed self-help author (Meister Eckhart) world Health Organization finds his feelings reawakened when he meets a hotel florist (Aniston) during one of his sorrow seminars.
Shininess will playact the author's father, Fogler his manager and Greer the acquaintance and employee of Aniston's character.
Actor Joe Maxwell Anderson volition represent Aniston's character's beau in the cinema.