I am a fan of Chocolate News, and had to post this because it shows how left field David Alan Grier can go with his comedy—a huge lesson future afro-comedians can learn from when searching for material.
A book promo job is never done. And so the push continues... The good folks at blackpower.com are running an excerpt of my book today. It's chapter 7, Gangsta Chic, where I discuss Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and the growth/mass marketing of the gangsta's life. Take a look and tell me what you think...
soundtrack| NFS Underground | MP3 | 79MB
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01 Overseer - Doomsday
02 The Crystal Methods - Born Too Slow
04 Rob Zombie - Two-Lane Blacktop
05 BT - Kimosabe
06 Static-X - The Only
07 Element Eighty - Broken Promises
09 Hot Wire - Invisible
10 Story of The Year - And The Hero Will Drown
11 Andy Hunter - The Wonders of You
12 Junkie XL - Action Radius
13 Fuel - Quarter
14 Jerk - Sucked In
16 Lostprophets - Ride
17 Overseer - Supermoves
18 FC Kahuna - Glitterball
19 Blindside - Swallow
20 Lil Jon and The EastSide Boys - Get Low
21 Mystikal - Smashing The Gas (Get Faster)
22 Dilated Peoples - Who's Who
23 Nate Dogg - Keep It Coming
24 X-ecutioners - Body Rock
25 Petey Pablo - Need For Speed
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Album: Glamour Dance 2008
Year of release:: 2008
Style: Dance
Number of tracks: 25
Format: mp3
Size: 97.44 Mb
Bitrate: CBR / 192 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracklist:
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1.Bounce Brothers - Bes Tebja (Adrima Club Remix)
2.DJ Logo - Generate Power (Club Mix)
3.Boogie Boys - Rock This Feeling (Club 7 Remix)
4.Freemasons - When You Touch Me
5.Deevox - I Feel Love (Radio Edit)
6.Sugababes - Girls (Dennis Christopher Club Mix)
7.Captain Hollywood - More More (Endless summer short mix)
8.Steve Murano - Own Way 08 (House Work Mix)
9.D-Tune Vs Sunics - The Time (Sir Henry Remix)
10.Cascada - What Hurts The Most (Spencer Hill Dub Mix)
11.Mutya Buena - Real Girl (Full Phatt Remix)
12.Shakedown - Dave Armstrong Red Roche Feat. H-Boogie - Chicane
13.VIDS - dancefield(original mix)
14.Phil Garant vs Dada - Smoke Your Lollipop (DJ Decameron Vocal Mix)
15.DJ Wag - Feeling Good(Yakooza Edit)
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3 Albuns CD´s with complete discographyArtist: Simple Plan
Title Of Album: No Pads, No Helmets...Just Balls
Year Of Release: November 15, 2002
Label: Lava/Atlantic
Genre: Punk Rock
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 46 min 39 sec
Total Size: 106 mb
Tracklist
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1. I'd Do Anything (Feat. Mark Hoppus) [03:17]
2. The Worst Day Ever [03:27]
3. You Don't Mean Anything (Feat. Joel Madden) [02:28]
4. I'm Just a Kid [03:18]
5. When I'm With You [02:37]
6. Meet You There [04:13]
7. Addicted [03:52]
8. My Alien [03:08]
9. God Must Hate Me [02:44]
10. I Won't Be There [03:09]
11. One Day [03:14]
12. Perfect [04:39]
13. Grow Up [02:33]
14. American Jesus (Live) [04:00]
Artist: Simple Plan
Title Of Album: Still Not Getting Any...
Year Of Release: October 26, 2004
Label: Lava/Atlantic
Genre: Punk Rock
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 37 min 58 sec
Total Size: 86 mb
Tracklist
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1. Shut Up! [03:01]
2. Welcome To My Life [03:23]
3. Perfect World [03:51]
4. Thank You [02:53]
5. Me Against The World [03:12]
6. Crazy [03:38]
7. Jump [03:08]
8. Everytime [04:01]
9. Promise [03:32]
10. One [03:22]
11. Untitled [03:57]
Artist: Simple Plan
Title Of Album: Simple Plan
Year Of Release: February 12, 2008
Label: Lava/Atlantic
Genre: Punk Rock
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 43 min 44 sec
Total Size: 98 mb
Tracklist
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1. When I'm Gone [03:49]
2. Take My Hand [03:51]
3. The End [03:22]
4. Your Love Is A Lie [03:42]
5. Save You [03:45]
6. Generation [03:02]
7. Time To Say Goodbye [02:56]
8. I Can Wait Forever [04:54]
9. Holding On [05:03]
10. No Love [03:15]
11. What If [05:54]
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Album: Dance Beat
Year of release:: 2008
Style: Dance
Number of tracks: 20
Format: mp3
Size: 102.89 Mb
Bitrate: CBR / 192 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracklist:
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1.commercial club crew - diggers song (the 2 jays booty
2.Porn Kings - Amour
3.Koncept Tunez & Kolbaser Project - Time
4.Morandi - Angels (Masterboyz Remix)
5.Cascada - Miracle (USA radio mix)
6.Groove Coverage - God is a girl (DJ Splash re-mix)
7.Apollo - Dance (Megara vs. DJ Lee re-mix)
8.Liz Kay - Castles in the sky (Cascada re-mix)
9.Marc Korn - Feel free
10.Pumperz - Rhytm take control (Cascada radio mix)
11.Marc Korn vs. San Danielle - Secret of you (Sledge Hammer radio cut)
12.Rob Mayth - Barbie girl
13.Lunaspace - Show me the light
14.Special D - You (Rob Mayth radio edit)
15.Marc Korn - On my way (Rocco vs. Bass-T re-mix)
16.Clubgroovers - Warriors of love (Rob Mayth re-mix)
17.Groove Coverage - The End (Special D re-mix)
18.Alex Megane - I think of you (original radio mix)
19.Anthony Moon - How Can I Love
20.Rocco & Bass-T - I Can't Take It (Dancecore Mix Radio Cut)
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Buika - Niña de fuego (Covers) (2008)MP3 320 kbps CBR | Pop | Covers | 49:22 min | 112 MB
Release Note
Buika unveils herself on the cover and bears all on her third album, Niña de Fuego. Buika does away with the costumes that usually decorate album covers, stripping away all but her feelings. When she moved to Madrid and recorded her first album, she showed the never-ending possibility of her skills as a singer. With her second album,Mi Niña Lola, produced by Javier Limón, she got the credibility, the recognition, the awards, the performances, and the exciting reviews that left people breathless. Her career cannot be summarized in a sentence but when she opens her mouth you realize there is no singer like her.
Buika now arrives with her third album, Niña de Fuego (Girl of Fire) again teaming up with producer Javier Limón. On this album, Buika returns to the Spanish copla, performs for the first time several ranchera songs, and also some new songs composed by herself and Javier Limón. The album is full of songs about love and longing affection. Buika sings of her personal experience in the lyrics that she and Javier Limón wrote and composed.
Track List
01. La Falsa Moneda
02. Culpa Mia
03. Mienteme Bien
04. La Ni¥a De Fuego
05. Arboles De Agua
06. La Niebla
07. No Habra Nadie En El Mundo
08. Volver, Volver
09. Volveras
10. Mentirosa
11. Hay En La Luz
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I knew the commercial below existed for about a week, but never paid much attention to it...until this afternoon. I figured the new president-elect would complete the holy trinity (King, Kennedy and now Barack) hanging on the living room wall's of big mamas—do they still exist—everywhere. But now those commemorative plate folks have made it official, especially for white consumers. This is one of the funniest examples of white people patting themselves on the back for voting in the black guy...LOL. (Note: check out the dude looking up proudly at his new Obama plate propped up on his desk.) I only say this because there are hardly any black folks—or their sentiment—in the commercial, except, briefly, at the end. And so when the white guy, seated with his family on the couch, says, "I never thought this day would come," you kind of chuckle at the irony. Not to mention at the bottom of Barack's photo, the plate reads, "Change Has Come." But, judging from this commercial, not much has in their company's marketing strategy. What, they couldn't find an Asian and Latino family to round things out...LOL. Enjoy, if you haven't seen it already.
On Wed., November 19, 11AM, your's truly will be speaking in the Woody Tanger Auditorium at Brooklyn College Library. I was invited to speak by Professor Philip Napoli (who adopted my book for his course on American Popular Culture) and the History Department to talk about Somebody Scream, pop culture as barometer for change in society, and hip-hop and the election of President-elect Barack Obama. As always, it should be live.
Genre: Soundtrack | MP3 192kbps | 86MB
Composer Marco Beltrami & Buck Sanders
Track listings:
1. Max Attacks
2. Investigation
3. Payneful Piano
4. Colvin Quivers
5. Dethlab
6. Storming the Office
7. No Respects for You
8. Lupino Spreads His Wings
9. Max Returns Home
10. Factoring Max
11. Window Payne
12. Dark Heaven
13. Vote for Dennis
14. Bb's Maxim
15. Max Marches On
16. Heaven to the Max
17. Topless Fanfare
Artist: Various ArtistsName album: Old Skool of Rock
Genre: Rock
Year : 2008
Infor: mp3 | VBR kbps
Size: 253 Mb
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Disc: 1
01. Crazy Crazy Nights - Kiss
02. Poison - Alice Cooper
03. Girls, Girls, Girls - Motley Crue
04. Cherry Pie - Warrant
05. Waiting For An Alibi - Thin Lizzy
06. California Girls - David Lee Roth
07. Wind Of Change - Scorpions
08. We're Not Gonna Take It - Twisted Sister
09. The Spirit Of Radio - Rush
10. Nowhere - Therapy?
11. Word Up - Gun
12. Bitch School - Spinal Tap
13. Gypsy Road - Cinderella
14. Beat The Bullet - Vain
15. Sex Action - L.A. Guns
16. I Alone - Live
17. Everything About You - Ugly Kid Joe
18. The Final Countdown - Europe
Disc: 2
01. Won´t Get Fooled Again - The Who
02. Down Down - Status Quo
03. You Ain´t Seen Nothing Yet - Bachman-Turner Overdrive
04. Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd
05. Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf
06. Gimme All Your Lovin - ZZ Top
07. Ace Of Spades - Motorhead
08. Paranoid - Black Sabbath
09. Love Song - Tesla
10. Since You´ve Been Gone - Rainbow
11. Get It On - Kingdom Come
12. More Than Words - Extreme
13. Rising Force - Yngwie Malmsteen
14. Stand Up And Shout - Dio
15. Free´N´Easy - The Almighty
16. Kickin´Up Dust - Little Angels
17. Start Talking Love - Magnum
18. Rocky Mountain Way - Joe Walsh
19. All Right Now - Free
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Artist: David Cook Title Of Album: David Cook
Year Of Release: Nov 18, 2008
Label: 19 Recordings
Genre: Rock
Format: MP3
Quality: VBR kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 60 min 27 sec
Total Size: 87.9 mb
Tracklist
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1. Declaration (3:13)
2. Heroes (3:27)
3. Light On (3:49)
4. Come Back To Me (4:08)
5. Life On The Moon (3:38)
6. Bar-Ba-Sol (4:28)
7. Mr. Sensitive (3:38)
8. Lie (3:49)
9. I Did It For You (3:49)
10. Avalanche (4:32)
11. Permanent (2:56)
12. A Daily AntheM/Kiss On The Neck (Hidden Track) (15:24)
13. The Time Of My Life (Bonus Track) (3:36)
Artist: King SyzeName Album: The Labor Union
Genre: Hip-Hop
Infor: mp3 | VBR kbps
Size: 60 MB
TRACKLIST
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01. The Labor Union
02. The Best
03. Play Ya Part (P.Y.P) Ft. Doap Nixon & ILL Bill
04. Creep Show Ft. Lawrence Amell & King Magnetic
05. Love Vs. Hate
06. Cement Work
07. Haters Beware Ft. Planet
08. Mayhem Ft. AOTP
09. That’s How You Rap
10. And Now Ft. Vinnie Paz & Apathy
11. Pain
12. Sibling Rivalry Pt. 2 Ft. Outerspace
13. Reality Check
14. Cement Work
Artist: RehabName album: Sittin At A Bar
Year : 2008
Genre : Rock
Infor: mp3 | VBR kbps
Size : 88 MB
TRACKLIST
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01 - Sittin At A Bar
02 - Hey Fred
03 - Storm Chaser feat. Cee-Lo And Big Gipp
04 - Crazy People
05 - Scarecrow
06 - It Don’t Matter
07 - Drinkin Problem feat. Denny
08 - Rattle My Cage
09 - More Like You feat. Mandy Lauderdale
10 - Miss Jones
11 - Thinkin Again
12 - Kick My Ass 04:11
13 - Sittin At A Bar (Karaoke Version)
Artist: Tha SireName Album: Tha Arrival
Year: 2008
Genre: Rap
Infor: mp3 | VBR kbps
Size: 113 MB
TRACKLIST
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01 - Tha Arrival feat Aydee
02 - Thug Rollin feat KMG Kokane
03 - Gotta Get It
04 - Gave My Life Away feat Kokane
05 - Ridin
06 - See Right Thru You feat Jayo Felony
07 - Gangsta In You feat Goldie Loc Slim Tha Mobsta Mamie Gunz
08 - Not A Pimp feat Kokane
09 - Money Power Respect feat Slim Tha Mobsta
10 - Soldier Of Tha Street
11 - No Game Playing feat Kokane Kurupt
12 - Why Everytime
13 - Life & Death
14 - Muevelo
15 - Street Lessons feat Hora Burnz
16 - Where Were From feat K.D.
17 - On Tha Rise feat Kokane
18 - E Coming With
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Artist: James Blunt Title Of Album: All Lost Souls (Deluxe Edition)
Year Of Release: November 24, 2008
Label: Atlantic
Genre: Pop
Format: MP3
Quality: VBR kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 60 min 30 sec
Total Size: 79.3 mb
Tracklist
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01. 1973
02. One Of The Brightest Stars
03. I’ll Take Everything
04. Same Mistake
05. Carry You Home
06. Give Me Some Love
07. I Really Want You (Radio edit)
08. Shine On
09. Annie
10. I Can’t Hear The Music
11. Love Love Love
12. Cuz I Love You (live from Glastonbury 2008)
13. Young Folks (from Jo Whiley live lounge)
14. Breakfast In America (live)
15. Primavera in anticipo (It is my song) with Laura Pausini
Artist: Take 6Title Of Album: The Standard
Year Of Release: Sep 30, 2008
Label: Telarc
Genre: Jazz, Gospel, R&B, Soul
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 45 min 52 sec
Total Size: 109 mb
Tracklist
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1. Sweet Georgia Brown (3:26)
2. Straighten Up And Fly Right (Ft George Benson) (3:24)
3. Seven Steps To Heaven (Ft Jon Hendricks, Al Jarreau, & Till Bronner) (5:27)
4. Windmills Of Your Mind (4:26)
5. Someone To Watch Over Me (Ft Shelea Frazier & Roy Hargrove) (4:23)
6. Grace (Pre-Prise) (0:36)
7. Back To You (4:10)
8. A Tisket A Tasket (Ft Ella Fitzgerald) (2:36)
9. Bein' Green (2:03)
10. Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans (FT Aaron Neville) (2:47)
11. What's Goin' On (Ft Brian McKnight) (4:13)
12. Shall We Gather At The River (3:42)
13. Grace (4:39)
Artist: RihannaName album: The Biggest Hits
Infor: mp3 | 192 kbps
Size: 128 Mb
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01. Don't Stop The Music
02. Cry
03. SOS (Rescue Me)
04. Shut Up & drive
05. We Ride
06. Take a Bow
07. Break It Off (Ft. Sean Paul)
08. Unfaithful
09. Pon de Replay
10. Umbrella (Ft. Jay Z)
11. Rehab
12. Hate That I Love You ft. David Bisbal (Spanglish)
13. Disturbia (Intro)
14. If It's Lovin' That You Want
15. Let Me
16. Good Girl Gone Bad (Live)
17. Hate That I Love You (Ft. Ne-Yo)
18. If i Never See Your face again (Ft. Maroon 5)
19. Take A Bow (Acoustic)
20. Ft Jay-Z & Chris Brown - Umbrella (Cinderella Remix)
21. Is This Love (Cover Bob Marley) [Bonustrack]
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At 28 years intense, Harper released his third album, a mixture of R&B, deep blues, folk-rock, even topical singer-songwriter work (the deliberate, bluesy "Homeless Child"). Harper's voice and style marry the funk-blues of Taj Mahal and the eccentric, electric Dylan. Those weaned on his more commercially successful peers Hootie and the Blowfish and the Wallflowers will find that Harper is a revelation. At its best, The Will to Live is an eclectic and imaginative statement.
Tracks :
01 Faded
02 Homeless Child
03 Number Three
04 Roses From My Friends
05 Jah Work
06 I Want to Be Ready
07 The Will to Live
08 Ashes
09 Widow of a Living Man
10 Glory & Consequence
11 Mama's Trippin'
12 I Shall Not Walk Alone
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Ocean Of Emotion Year Of Release: Dec-03-2008 Label: Com.Pact Records Genre: Psychedelic Format: MP3 Quality: 320kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo Total Time: 69 min 07 sec Total Size: 148 mb Tracklist: --------- 01. Aquatica - Operatic (08:13) 02. Aquatica - Los Suenos (Aquatica Remix) (08:07) 03. Aquatica - Deep & Wild (07:40) 04. Aquatica - Underverse (08:00) 05. Aquatica - Electrolatina (08:03) 06. Aquatica vs Sesto Sento - Pimp My Symphony (07:28) 07. Aquatica Feat Sapir - Angels (08:18) 08. Aquatica vs System Nipel - Chords Of Paradise (07:55) 09. Aquatica - Comin' Out (05:26)
Radiohead - Kid A (Lossless/High Quality) | 293MB | RS,QS,ES
How is it that Kid A's opening track, laden with an electronic vocal stuttering "bleh, bluh-bleh bleh bluh" is the most fascinating statement made in rock & roll this year? Because somehow, even when Radiohead blathers and blips nonsense, it's profound. The band's future-perfect musical grammar may be hard to decipher, and the melody is even more subliminal, but the journey traveled with Radiohead reveals them to be not only rock music's greatest adventurers in 2000, but teachers as well.
Tracks :
01: Everything in its right place
02: Kid a
03: The national anthem
04: How to dissappear completly
05: Treefingers
06: Optimistic
07: In limbo
08: Idoteque
09: Morning ball
10: Motion picture soundtrack
Artist: Kanye West
Name album: 808s & Heartbreak
Year : 2008
Size: 70 Mb
TRACKLIST
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1. "Say You Will" (MISSING) - 6:14
2. "Welcome To Heartbreak" (feat. Kid Cudi) - 4:24
3. "Heartless" - 3:31
4. "Amazing" (feat. Young Jeezy) - 3:58
5. "Love Lockdown" - 4:31
6. "Paranoid" (feat. Kid Cudi) - 4:40
7. "Robocop" - 3:26
8. "Street Lights" - 3:14
9. "Bad News" - 3:54
10. "See You In My Nightmares" (feat. Lil Wayne) - 4:23
11. "Coldest Winter" - 2:48
Name album: 808s & Heartbreak
Year : 2008
Size: 70 Mb
TRACKLIST
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1. "Say You Will" (MISSING) - 6:14
2. "Welcome To Heartbreak" (feat. Kid Cudi) - 4:24
3. "Heartless" - 3:31
4. "Amazing" (feat. Young Jeezy) - 3:58
5. "Love Lockdown" - 4:31
6. "Paranoid" (feat. Kid Cudi) - 4:40
7. "Robocop" - 3:26
8. "Street Lights" - 3:14
9. "Bad News" - 3:54
10. "See You In My Nightmares" (feat. Lil Wayne) - 4:23
11. "Coldest Winter" - 2:48
1. Jamie Cullum - Mind Trick (4:05)
2. Level 42 - Love Games (4:27)
3. John Scofield - I Don’t Need No Doctor (4:27)4. Shakatak ft Al Jarreau - Day By Day (3:55)
5. Jeffrey Osbourne - Eenie Meenie (4:26)6. Gino Vannelli - I Just Wanna Stop (3:33)
7. Lee Ritenour - Every Little Thing She Does Is (4:01)8. Sergio Mendes - Rainbow’s End (4:06)
9. Richard Bona - Bona Petit (4:48)
10. Brian Culberston - It’s On Tonight (5:08)
11. Oleta Adams - Get Here (4:34)
12. Madeleine Peyroux - Dance Me To The End Of Love (3:56)
13. Peter Cincotti - Some Kind Of Wonderful (3:29)
14. David Benoit - Don’t Know Why (4:32)15. Gwyneth Herbert - Only Love Can Break (3:13)
16. Will Downing&Gerard Albright - Stop Look Listen To Your Heart (3:42)17. Natalie Cole - Tell Me All About It (4:10)
18. Mark Sholtez - If You Were A Song (4:09)
VA - Jazz To Be With You 2 (2008)
1. Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds - Longer (3:23)2. Incognito - Deep Waters (6:35)
3. Al Jarreau - Random Act Of Love (4:43)
4. KEM - Set You Free (4:26)
5. Lee Ritenour - Lovely Day (5:57)
6. Tuck & Patti - When I Fall In Love (4:58)
7. David Benoit - Take A Look Inside My Heart (4:51)
8. Mint Condition - After The Love Is Gone (4:40)
9. Matt Bianco - La Luna (4:05)
10. Paul Anka - True (4:29)
11. Brenda Russell - The Tracks Of My Tears (4:52)
12. Erykah Badu - Didn't Cha Know (3:59)
13. Remy Shand - Take A Message (4:00)
14. Jody Watley - Everything.mp3 (4:15)
15. Simply Red - You Make Me Feel Brand New (5:04)
16. Marc Antoine - Sunland (4:33)
Tracklist:"Man in the Box" (Cantrell/Kinney/Staley/Starr) – 4:47
"Them Bones" (Cantrell) – 2:30
"Rooster" (Cantrell) – 6:15
"Angry Chair" (Staley) – 4:48
"Would?" (Cantrell) – 3:28
"No Excuses" (Cantrell) – 4:15
"I Stay Away" (Cantrell/Inez/Staley) – 4:14
"Grind" (Cantrell) – 4:46
"Heaven Beside You" (Cantrell/Inez) – 5:29
"Again" (Cantrell/Staley) – 4:05
The collapsing stock, credit and housing markets aren't the only indicators that the iced-out chickens have come home to roost. Now the New York Daily News has reported that Damon Dash, Roc-a-Fella Records founder and pioneer of hip-hop's bling era, is flat broke and dodging debt collectors. I guess Chris Rock was right about his assessment of those who are rich ("some shit you can lose with a crazy summer and drug habit") and those who are wealthy. Too bad we have to learn the hard way....Ah well, in honor of the, uh, good ole days, when we were all drinking the ghetto fab Kool-Aid, let's remember Dame's former fortunes the right way: by watching him pour liquor on big tittied video models in our favorite video, "Big Pimpin."
ARTiST…….: simple planALBUM……..: simple plan
GENRE……..: punk rock
TRACKS…: 11
SiZE…..: 73,4 MB
LABEL……..: Atlantic
PLAYTIME…..: 43:41 min
TRACKLIST
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1. “When I’m Gone” - 3:49
2. “Take My Hand” - 3:51
3. “The End” - 3:22
4. “Your Love Is a Lie” [1] - 3:42
5. “Save You” [2] - 3:45
6. “Generation” - 3:02
7. “Time to Say Goodbye” - 2:56
8. “I Can Wait Forever” - 4:54
9. “Holding On” - 5:03
10. “No Love” - 3:15
11. “What If” - 5:54
Artist: Everette Harp Title Of Album: My Inspiration
Year Of Release: August 28, 2007
Genre: Smooth jazz
Format: MP3
Quality: 256kbps I 44.1 Khz I Joint Stereo
Total Time: 53 min 24 sec
Total Size 97.6 : mb
Tracklist:
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01.Juke Joint
02.All Jazzed Up (and Nowhere To Go)
03.In Time
04.Old School
05.Funky Palisades
06.In My Father's Eyes
07.Chasin'
08.Wait 4 U
09.Don't Look Any Further
10.My Inspiration
Artist: The Last Shadow PuppetsTitle Of Album: My Mistakes Were Made For You
Year Of Release: 2008
Genre: Pop Rock
Format: MP3
Bitrate: VBR kbps / 44.1 Khz / Joint Stereo
Total Size: 41 mb
Tracklist
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1. My Mistakes Were Made For You
2. Separate And Ever Deadly (Live from New Theatre, Oxford)
3. Paris Summer (feat. Alison Mosshart of The Kills) (Live from The Olympia Theatre, Paris)
4. My Little Red Book (Live from New Theatre, Oxford)
5. The Age Of The Understatement (Acoustic)
6. Standing Next To Me (Acoustic)
7. The Meeting Place (Acoustic)
8. My Mistakes Were Made For You (Acoustic)
Genre: Neoclassical Power Metal | 1CD | MP3 | 320 kbps | 113 Mb
TrackList:
1. Death Dealer 05:26
2. Damnation Game 05:04
3. Live to Fight (Another Day) 06:13
4. Red Devil 04:07
5. Four Horsemen (of the Apocalypse) 05:23
6. Priest of the Unholy 06:47
7. Be Careful What You Wish For 05:29
8. Caprici Di Diablo 04:28
9. Lament 04:31
10. Magic City 07:26
11. Eleventh Hour 08:03
12. Heavy Heart 05:58
Band:
Lars Yngwie Johann Lannerbach Malmsteen - Guitar (1978-) (Steeler (US), Alcatrazz, Derek Sherinian, MVP, Human Clay, Tone Norum, Radioactive, G3, Erika)
Tim 'Ripper' Owens - Vocals (2008-) (Beyond Fear (US), Judas Priest, Iced Earth, Brainicide, Winters Bane)
Patrik Johansson - Drums (2002-) (Without Grief, Prey (Swe), Chainwreck, Kinlin, Wrath of Wolves)
Bjorn Englen - Bass (2008-) (Quiet Riot, Blaksmith, Takara)
Michael Troy - Keyboards (2008-)
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Artist: Edguy
Name album: Tinnitus Sanctus
Genne: Power Metal
Year : 2008
nfor: mp3 |320kbps
Size: 107Mb
Tracklist :
1. Ministry Of Saints
2. Sex Fire Religion
3. The Pride Of Creation
4. Nine Lives
5. Wake Up Dreaming Black
6. Dragonfly
7. Thorn Without A Rose
8. 929
9. Speedhoven
10. Dead Or Rock
11. Aren't You A Little Pervert Too
Total playing time 54:43
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Tracklist01 - Fearless
02 - Fifteen
03 - Love Story
04 - Hey Stephen
05 - White Horse
06 - You Belong With Me
07 - Breathe
08 - Tell Me Why
09 - You're Not Sorry
10 - The Way I Loved You
11 - Forever And Always
12 - The Best Day
13 - Change
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TrackLists:01. DJ Khaled - Out Here Grindin
02. Lil Wayne (Ft. T-Pain) - Got Money
03. T.I. (Ft. Swizz Beatz) - Swing Your Rag
04. T.I. (Ft. R. Kelly) - Life Of The Party
05. T.I. - No Matter What
06. Three 6 Mafia Feat. Akon - Thats Right
07. Three 6 Mafia (Ft. Project Pat) - Lolli Lolli
08. Hot Stylez (Ft. Yung Joc) - LookinÆ Boy
09. Nelly (Ft. Fergie) - Party People
10. Nelly (Ft. Jermaine Dupri Ciara) - Stepped On My Jz
11. Plies - Please Excuse My Hands
12. Bun B - Youre Everything
13. Mike Jones (Ft. Lil’ Wayne, Twista & T-Pain) - Cutty Buddy
14. Slim Thug & BHO (Ft. Ray J) - Keep It Playa
15. Slim Thug & BHO - Ride Wit No Ceiling
16. Lil’ Wil - Bust It Open
17. Fabo - Pork & Beans
18. V.I.C - Wobble
19. Lil’ Cali - In My Pocket
20. Lil’ Cali Feat. Lil’ Boosie - All That
21. B.G. & Chopper City Boyz - Bubble Gum
22. Lil’ Josh & Ernest (Ft. Hurricane Chris) - Jigga Juice
23. Scott Storch - Bonus Beat Produced By
24. Cool & Dre - Bonus Beat Produced By
25. Drumma Boy - Bonus Beat Produced By
26. Mannie Fresh - Bonus Beat Produced By
27. The Runners - Bonus Beat Produced By
28. Mr. Collipark - Bonus Beat Produced By
29. Bangladesh - Bonus Beat Produced By
30. Nitti - Bonus Beat Produced By
31. DJ Montay - Bonus Beat Produced By
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Artist : VATitle : Step Up 2: The Streets (OST)
Genre : R&B
Rls Date : 2008-02-05
Rip Date : 2008-02-01
Quality : EAC (Secure Mode) Lame 3.97 -V2 VBR
Tracks : 16
Size : 89,6 MB
Track List :
01 03:50 Flo Rida Ft. T-Pain - Low
02 04:00 Missy Elliott - Shake Your Pom Pom
03 03:51 Cherish Ft. Yung Joc - Killa
04 03:09 Plies Ft. Akon - Hypnotized
05 03:58 Cassie - Is It You
06 03:25 Trey Songz Ft. Plies - Can't Help But Wait
07 04:01 T-Pain Ft. Teddy Verseti - Church
08 03:39 Missy Elliott - Ching-A-Ling
09 03:28 Enrique Iglesias - Push
10 03:31 Cupid Ft. B.O.B. - 369
11 04:08 Bayje-Impossible
12 03:28 Sophia Fresh Ft. Jay Lyriq - Lives In Da Club
13 04:15 Scarface Ft. Trey Songz - Girl You Know
14 04:05 KC - Say Cheese
15 03:22 Brit & Alex - Let It Go
16 04:20 Montana Tucker, Sikora, Denial - Ain't No Stressin
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1. A Hard Sport for a Hard Age2. Grim The Reaper
3. Death Race Main Titles
4. Riot
5. Prison Arrival
6. Meet The Monster
7. Punch it!
8. Frank Walk
9. Hennessey
10. Say What?
11. Man on a Rampage
12. You Are Not Fit for Society
13. Lose Him or Kill Him
14. Solitary
15. The Final Race
16. Good Luck Joe
17. Frank Surrenders
18. Terminal
19. A Chance for Something Else
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Quality: CBR 320 kbps
Size: 100 mb
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Track List :01. Something In Your Mouth
02. Burn It To The Ground
03. Gotta Be Somebody
04. I'll Come for You
05. Next Go Round
06. Just To Get High
07. Never Gonna Be Alone
08. Shakin' Hands
09. S.E.X.
10. If Today Was Your Last Day
11. This Afternoon
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In the wake of Obama’s victory, we all heard the chorus of black punditry telling us what the victory meant for African Americans. Along with predictions like “smart will be the new cool” and that growing up poor and fatherless will no longer be an excuse for idiotic behavior, there were ones obviously aimed at the power of hip hop. “Brothers are gonna have to start pulling their pants up,” I heard one talking head say (a sentiment even uttered by the president-elect). Gangsta rap will no longer be relevant. Rappers, along with singers, ball players, and other entertainers will no longer be THE role models to follow. Although I think many of the predictions are a bit lofty, I do agree, at least that the era of hip-hop being black America’s cultural and social center is passing with the arrival of a new, black president. Note: for all the purists, gangsta rap heads, and true-schoolers out there, this isn’t another declaration that hip-hop is dead but that, yes folks, we’re officially in the post-hip hop era.
Only, contrary to popular belief, what signals this shift isn’t that Obama’s win will eclipse hip hop, but that hip hop’s ultimate victory was it’s ushering in a Barack Obama. And when all movements accomplish their monumental task(s) they fade from the limelight, becoming another part of America’s cultural tapestry. The Harlem Renaissance went out with the coming of the Great Depression, but it’s leaders, ideas and works fueled the freedom struggles of the ‘60s. The civil rights movement, victorious after the passage of the Civil Rights Bill of ’64 and the Voting Rights Act of ’65 (and other bits of legislation), died with the assassination of Martin Luther King. Though America is still living to fulfill “The Dream.” Moreover, the Black Empowerment movement, ultimately killed by the U.S. government, waned during the years following its most shining moment, the National Black Political Convention in Gary, Indiana. Yet the movement’s ideals of black pride and empowerment are a major part of black America’s thinking (whether we manifest it or not is debatable…LOL). So, too, it goes with hip hop.
Hip hop, started in the ’70s as a revolutionary cultural movement to give black and brown (and, hey, some white) urban youths a means to shake up the world’s idea of style, creativity and beauty. And, over the next 30 years, its music and style not only changed America’s cultural paradigm (not to mention becoming the new affirmative action for a post-civil rights generation), it became the banner under which a new reality of race was beginning to form. Particularly with white kids, along with a global community of colorful youth, who adopted hip hop as their cultural voice, arriving at black culture not only as pedestrians but also, as writer Carl Hancock Rux wrote in the case of Eminem, being “born into it.” While this “wigger” fascination with hip hop—fueled by that youthful need to scare the hell out of their parents—did feed off stereotypes, it socially disarmed this new generation of young “White Negroes” and their peers not only about ideas of black culture, but also notions of black identity and black people “keeping it real” and blacks with money and blacks with enough intelligence to beat a corrupt system and, most of all, blacks in power. And, when it came time to beat back the Republican Party monster and possibly change the course of history, who did they get behind? A young negro candidate who listened to Jay-Z, brushed off the haters at rallies, fist-bumped his wife, and promised to make a change. While, ultimately, it took a multi-culti coalition of voters to get Barack in, it was the enthusiastic support of young white, black and brown youth that got the Obama phenomenon rolling. And while the movements of yore laid the major groundwork for such an event, hip hop, at least I think, helped seal the deal.
So with that said, I think hip hop should be given major props. But, as new social and cultural standards are being discussed and set following Barack’s victory, I think we also need to deal with the fact that the best and most influential days of hip hop have past. It’s gone from Bronx playgrounds to mansions, from mom and pop labels to the boardrooms of multinational corporations, from grassroots organizing to major political events like the Nation Hip Hop Political Convention. But it’s also gone from “Fight the Power” to, well, take your pick of self-degrading lyrics involving the n or the b or the h-word (a debate we’re all simply tired of) and you get my point. With new things on the horizon, hip hop’s not going to die in this wave of optimism, but it will have to share the space with a fresh idea—from where, we don’t know—that will definitely be thrown in the mix.
ARTIST : Christina AguileraALBUM : Keeps Gettin Better (a decade of hits)
GENRE : Pop
DATE : 05-11-2008
ENCODER: Lame 3.97 -V2
QUALITY: VBR 224 kbps avg.
PLAYTIME: 63:07 min
SIZE: 90,1 MB
Track List
01.Genie in a Bottle [03:38]
02.What a Girl Wants [03:35]
03.I Turn to You [04:36]
04.Come On Over (All I Want Is You) [03:25]
05.Nobody Wants to Be Lonely (feat. Ricky Martin) [04:12]
06.Lady Marmelade [04:26]
07.Dirrty [04:46]
08.Fighter [04:09]
09.Beautiful [04:01]
10.Ain’t No Other Man [03:49]
11.Candyman [03:15]
12.Hurt [04:04]
13.Genie 2.0 [04:15]
14.Keeps Gettin’ Better [03:03]
15.Dynamite [03:09]
16.You Are What You Are (Beautiful) [04:44]
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ARTIST : Hilary DuffTITLE : Best Of
LABEL : Hollywood Records
GENRE : Pop
BITRATE : 230 kbps avg
SOURCE : CD (LP)
PLAYTIME : 00:46:24
SIZE : 80.8MB
STORE DATE : 2008-11-00
Track List
1. Reach Out 4:14
2. Holiday 4:05
3. Stranger 4:14
4. With Love 3:05
5. Play With Fire 3:01
6. Wake Up 3:40
7. Fly 3:45
8. Come Clean (Remix) 3:20
9. So Yesterday 3:36
10. Why Not 3:00
11. Reach Out (Remix) 6:16
12. Holiday (Remix) 4:08
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Among the multitude of reactions news cameras caught on the night of November 4, none reflected the historic moment more than Jesse Jackson. Standing in the crowd of dazed and overly ecstatic Obama-supporters, Jackson, with finger in mouth, cried uncontrollably. Almost, and I hate to say, like a 5-year-old boy who’d dropped his ice cream. While his outpouring of emotions was understandable—being an icon of the civil rights movement—him crying a river for a man he’d said he wanted to castrate baffled as many people as it touched. And it posed the question to many who watched: while Jesse wept, was he honestly crying for Barack’s win or was he tearfully mourning the passing of his own legacy.
History clearly states Obama wouldn’t have won had there not been a Jesse Jackson. Two decades ago, HE was the first black candidate to seriously have a shot at the White House. He’d built his international profile by negotiating the release of two captured American pilots in Syria. He’d assembled a national Rainbow Coalition out of folks—blacks, working class, progressive whites, Latinos, gays, youth, etc—standing outside of Reagan’s Revolution. His 1988 campaign raised millions, registered millions to vote, and out of the 54 primary contests, he came in first or second in 46 of them. Most notably, Jesse opened the door for a Barack nomination when, according to writer William Jelani Cobb in a September 2008 issue of Vibe, he “negotiated for the Democratic Party to switch from winner-take-all primary elections to distributing delegates proportionately,” which is how Hillary Clinton lost to Obama.
Unfortunately, after his ’88 run, Jesse’s legacy and relevance seemed to diminish with each mishap and misstep. The child produced by an extra-marital affair. The growing image of Jackson as an “ambulance chaser,” not really wanting to confront substantial issues but rather chase the racial topics that get maximum media coverage. (One topic being at the top of his past agendas was criticizing hip-hop music and rap artists). Then there was his mercurial reaction to Obama. He’d outwardly supported the candidate until the truth came out during that interview on Fox News. You know the one, where after the cameras supposedly stopped rolling, Jackson complained about Barack “talking down to Black people,” then pantomimed the famous nut cut. Many had speculated then that the civil rights leader simply couldn’t contain his jealousy of the young politician who could possibly go where he couldn’t. And given how Obama got past Rev. Jeremiah Wright and Jesse couldn’t really get beyond Farrakhan (ya’ll remember that association coming to head with “Hymie Town”) you could see how far skillful campaigning by a black candidate had come.
But I think when Jesse watched Barack become President-Elect Obama, his torrent of tears was the melting of his burdens. Him being overwhelmed by the history of the moment was a given. However, over the last 20 years, he’s been a man searching for a cause and a substantial place in history. Not as someone who almost got to the mountaintop, but as the person who took folks there. (Remember, Jesse got an ego, too.) And on election night, he got to witness the fruits of his greatest moment—beyond the ill- conceived marches and movements and, hm, relationships—come true. And so he cried like a kid who dropped his treat, then looked up and saw a younger, smarter kid offering him a tastier one.
History clearly states Obama wouldn’t have won had there not been a Jesse Jackson. Two decades ago, HE was the first black candidate to seriously have a shot at the White House. He’d built his international profile by negotiating the release of two captured American pilots in Syria. He’d assembled a national Rainbow Coalition out of folks—blacks, working class, progressive whites, Latinos, gays, youth, etc—standing outside of Reagan’s Revolution. His 1988 campaign raised millions, registered millions to vote, and out of the 54 primary contests, he came in first or second in 46 of them. Most notably, Jesse opened the door for a Barack nomination when, according to writer William Jelani Cobb in a September 2008 issue of Vibe, he “negotiated for the Democratic Party to switch from winner-take-all primary elections to distributing delegates proportionately,” which is how Hillary Clinton lost to Obama.
Unfortunately, after his ’88 run, Jesse’s legacy and relevance seemed to diminish with each mishap and misstep. The child produced by an extra-marital affair. The growing image of Jackson as an “ambulance chaser,” not really wanting to confront substantial issues but rather chase the racial topics that get maximum media coverage. (One topic being at the top of his past agendas was criticizing hip-hop music and rap artists). Then there was his mercurial reaction to Obama. He’d outwardly supported the candidate until the truth came out during that interview on Fox News. You know the one, where after the cameras supposedly stopped rolling, Jackson complained about Barack “talking down to Black people,” then pantomimed the famous nut cut. Many had speculated then that the civil rights leader simply couldn’t contain his jealousy of the young politician who could possibly go where he couldn’t. And given how Obama got past Rev. Jeremiah Wright and Jesse couldn’t really get beyond Farrakhan (ya’ll remember that association coming to head with “Hymie Town”) you could see how far skillful campaigning by a black candidate had come.
But I think when Jesse watched Barack become President-Elect Obama, his torrent of tears was the melting of his burdens. Him being overwhelmed by the history of the moment was a given. However, over the last 20 years, he’s been a man searching for a cause and a substantial place in history. Not as someone who almost got to the mountaintop, but as the person who took folks there. (Remember, Jesse got an ego, too.) And on election night, he got to witness the fruits of his greatest moment—beyond the ill- conceived marches and movements and, hm, relationships—come true. And so he cried like a kid who dropped his treat, then looked up and saw a younger, smarter kid offering him a tastier one.
