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Radiohead – The Best Of (2008) Flac, Mp3
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Radiohead – The Best Of (2008)
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AMG review by Andy Kellman:
The year 2008 might have been a slightly early point in time to release expanded editions of the first several Radiohead albums, so Capitol greased the reissue pipeline with The Best Of, a 17-track disc with a track list that is as debatable as any other. The idea of squeezing the band’s first six albums into something resembling a definitive one-disc introduction seems almost as wise as presenting A Collection of Great Dance Songs (incidentally a Capitol release) as the one true and useful introduction to Pink Floyd, but to be more fair, the disc does cover just about all of the basics: all the singles and emphasis tracks, from Pablo Honey’s “Creep” through Hail to the Thief’s “2+2=5,” along with a small assortment of the band’s better-known album cuts. One track apiece comes from Pablo Honey (1993) and Amnesiac (2001); three are from Kid A (2000), four are from OK Computer (1997), and six are off The Bends (1995). The primary problem, of course, is that Radiohead are much more an albums band than a singles band, especially from OK Computer onward, so a natural reflex for someone who has valued the band since The Bends is to shriek in mild agony; in principle, a best-of Radiohead compilation is similar to a DVD containing somewhat thoughtfully picked scenes from films made by a specific director. For a very casual fan who has absolutely no interest in exploring beyond the songs he or she heard on the radio or through MTV and the like, this set will do (it has “Creep” and half of The Bends, after all, and then a bunch of “the weird stuff”), but otherwise it clearly serves a purpose more meaningful for the label than anyone else.
Tracklist:
01 Just
02 Paranoid Android
03 Karma Police
04 Creep
05 No Surprises
06 High And Dry
07 My Iron Lung
08 There There
09 Lucky
10 Fake Plastic Trees
11 Idioteque
12 2+2=5
13 The Bends
14 Pyramid Song
15 Street Spirit (Fade Out)
16 Everything In Its Right Place
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01. Radiohead – Just.flac
02. Radiohead – Paranoid Android.flac
03. Radiohead – Karma Police.flac
04. Radiohead – Creep.flac
05. Radiohead – No Surprises.flac
06. Radiohead – High And Dry.flac
07. Radiohead – My Iron Lung.flac
08. Radiohead – There There.flac
09. Radiohead – Lucky.flac
10. Radiohead – Fake Plastic Trees.flac
11. Radiohead – Idioteque.flac
12. Radiohead – 2+2=5.flac
13. Radiohead – The Bends.flac
14. Radiohead – Pyramid Song.flac
15. Radiohead – Street Spirit (Fade Out).flac
16. Radiohead – Everything In Its Right Place.flac
cd2
01. Radiohead – Airbag.flac
02. Radiohead – I Might Be Wrong.flac
03. Radiohead – Go To Sleep.flac
04. Radiohead – Let Down.flac
05. Radiohead – Planet Telex.flac
06. Radiohead – Exit Music (For A Film).flac
07. Radiohead – The National Anthem.flac
08. Radiohead – Knives Out.flac
09. Radiohead – Talk Show Host.flac
10. Radiohead – You.flac
11. Radiohead – Anyone Can Play Guitar.flac
12. Radiohead – How To Disappear Completely.flac
13. Radiohead – True Love Waits.flac
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Napalm Death – Harmony Corruption
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This record marked Napalm’s Death transition from a pioneer Grincore masters to a not-so-standard Death Metal 5-piece.
Napalm Death – Harmony Corruption
It is an important record because the band faced many inward – and outward pressures.
Napalm Death’s classic line-up had just collapsed. Lee Dorian went on the form doomsters Cathedral. The joke at the time was that Dorian went from the fastest to the slowest band in the world. Bill Steer decided to stick with his original band, Carcass (he joined Napalm Death when Justin Broadrick exited to form Godflesh). It was good that he quit the band, because Napalm’s songwriting was suffering. Just compare the “Mentally Murdered” EP with Carcass’es “Symphonies of Sickness”, released on the same year (1989). The impression you get is that Steer’s best songs went straight to Carcass.
So, the surving members, Mick Harris and Shane Embury, went on to recruit top talent from the scene. Jesse Pintado, from the defunct Terrorizer, coupled with Mitch Harris, from Righteous Pigs, two of the best Grindcore guitar players America had to offer. The third recruit, “Barney” Greenway, came straight from UK Death Metal upstarts Benediction. With this “stellar” – undergroundwise – new line-up, they released the controversial “Harmony Corruption” (1990).
Track Listing:
1. Vision Conquest
2. If The Truth Be Known
3. Inner Incineration
4. Malicious Intent
5. Unfit Earth
6. Circle Of Hypocrisy
7. The Chains That Bind
8. Mindsnare
9. Extremity Retained
10. Suffer The Children
11. Hiding Behind
Eddie Hinton – Very Extremely Dangerous (flac_lossless)
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In his book Sweet Soul Music, Peter Guralnick described Eddie Hinton as “the last of the great white soul singers,” and his debut album, 1978′s Very Extremely Dangerous, sounds like a glorious throwback to the salad days of the Muscle Shoals, AL, R&B hit factory of the 1960s, where Wilson Pickett and Aretha Franklin cut some of their most memorable songs. Hinton had already earned an estimable reputation as a session guitarist by the time he finally got to step up to the mic as a solo artist, and Very Extremely Dangerous features him backed up by the always-expert Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, and Hinton’s strong and wiry guitar runs fit the group’s emphatic support like a glove. (Hinton and his friends also knew how to bring a solid rock drive to these songs without losing their soulful groove in the process.) As a singer, Hinton was never afraid to step on the gas, and if his vocals are sometimes a bit over the top, they’re also consumed with a raw and sweaty joy; like Wilson Pickett, Hinton is able to bring a surprising musicality to a shouting style that can express the pleasures of a hard-partying Saturday night (“Shout Bamalama”) as well as the tender agony of love (“I Got the Feeling”). It was Eddie Hinton’s poor fortune to cut a great blue-eyed soul album just as disco and funk had bumped deep soul off the charts, but Very Extremely Dangerous still stands as a fine example of latter-day soul at its most accomplished.
Track list:
1. You Got Me Singing
2. Concept World
3. I Got the Feeling
4. Shout Bamalama
5. Get off in It
6. Brand New Man
7. Shoot the Moon
8. We Got It
9. Yeah Man!
10. I Want It All
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Avantasia – Angel Of Babylon 2010
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Guests:
Musicians:
Bruce Kulick – Guitar (on tracks 1, 5 and 11)
Oliver Hartmann – Guitar (on tracks 1, 2 and 3)
Henjo Richter – Guitar (on track 10)
Felix Bohnke – Drums (on tracks 4, 6 and
Alex Holzwarth – Drums (on tracks 1, 2, 3 and 11)
Jens Johansson – Keyboards (on track 2)
Simon Oberender – Organ (on track 9)Singers:
Jørn Lande (on tracks 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 10 and 11)
Michael Kiske (on tracks 1 and 10)
Russell Allen (on track 1)
Bob Catley (on track 11)
Cloudy Yang (on track
Jon Oliva (on track 4)
Tracklist:
01 – Stargazers
02 – Angel Of Babylon
03 – Your Love Is Evil
04 – Death Is Just A Feeling
05 – Rat Race
06 – Down In The Dark
07 – Blowing Out The Flame
08 – Symphony Of Life
09 – Alone I Remember
10 – Promised Land
11 – Journey To Arcadia
Size: 135mb
Genre: Power
Subgenre: Symphonic Heavy / Power Metal
Bitrate: 320 k
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Meshuggah – Nothing (2006 Version) W/ Bonus Dvd Flac + Mp3
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Genre: Technical post-thrash
Year: 2006
Country: Sweden
Quality: CBR@320kbps + FLAC + .iso
Label: Nuclear Blast
Official:
http://www.meshuggah.net/
Description:
The new version features the rhythm guitar tracks re-recorded with new guitars and amplifiers. The guitar tracks on the original Nothing were recorded with detuned 7-string Ibanez guitars, as the Nevborn custom 8-string guitars they owned suffered from bad intonation and became detuned between each recording. When guitarists Hagström and Thordendal were sponsored by Ibanez with custom 8-string guitars, they were so pleased with the results that they decided to re-record their parts with the new instruments. The drums were also re-recorded by triggering the original drum hits using Drumkit from Hell Superior. The vocals were not re-recorded, but were given extra dramatic effects.
Aside from the re-recorded guitars and triggered drum samples, there are only two songs significantly modified from their original version. The tempo of “Nebulous” has been lowered, and the length of “Obsidian” has nearly been doubled, the heavy riff beginning at 3:08 and changing tempo at around 5:30. Also the rest of the songs from the re-release seem to be minimally longer than the original release.
Tracklist:
1. Stengah 05:38
2. Rational Gaze 05:26
3. Perpetual Black Second 04:39
4. Closed Eye Visuals 07:25
5. Glints Collide 04:56
6. Organic Shadows 05:20
7. Straws Pulled At Random 05:16
8. Spasm 04:14
9. Nebulous 07:06
10. Obsidian 08:33
DVD
1. Straws Pulled Random (Live At Download 05) 05:21
2. In Death Is Death (Live At Download 05) 08:10
3. Future Breed Machine (Live At Download 05) 06:15
4. Rational Gaze (official video) 04:22
5. Shed (from the album “Catch 33″, official video) 03:43
6. New Millenium Cyanide Christ (from the album “Chaoshpere”, official video) 05:45
7. Rational Gaze (Mr. Kidman delirium version) 04:39
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Total Playing Time: 58:32
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Poison Discography
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Obecny skład zespołu
* Bret Michaels – śpiew, gitara elektryczna, harmonijka
* C.C. DeVille – gitara elektryczna
* Bobby Dall – gitara basowa, instrumenty klawiszowe
* Rikki Rockett – perkusja
Poison – Look What the Cat Dragged In
1. “Cry Tough”
2. “I Want Action”
3. “I Won’t Forget You”
4. “Play Dirty”
5. “Look What the Cat Dragged In”
6. “Talk Dirty to Me”
7. “Want Some, Need Some”
8. “Blame It on You”
9. “#1 Bad Boy”
10. “Let Me Go to the Show”
The Housemartins London 0 Hull 4 (deluxe Edition) 2cd 2009 F
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- Release Info ————————————————————– -
 Artist:   The Housemartins
 Album:    London 0 Hull 4
 Label:    Mercury UK
 Playtime:  101:17min
 Genre:    Rock
 URL:     http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:kbfwxze0ldhe
 Rip date:  2009-08-17
 Street date: 2009-08-18
 Size:    145.54 MB
 Type:    Deluxe Edition
 Quality:   189 kbps / 4410kHz / Joint Stereo- Release Notes ————————————————————- -
  Like a box of chocolate truffles with BBs hidden in them, a Housemartins
  album offers deceivingly simple and tuneful pop songs that are designed to
  cause you some discomfort once you start chewing on them. Singer and
  songwriter Paul Heaton sings with a disarmingly boyish voice, high and
  adenoidal, and his bandmates contribute angelic harmonies as well as sweet
  and straightforward guitar pop instrumental settings. But listen closely to
  Heaton’s lyrics and you find yourself plunged into a world of class
  resentment, bitter economic disappointment, and strangled rage. “Get Up Off
  Our Knees” includes the deathless couplet “Don’t point your fingers at them
  and turn to walk away/Don’t shoot someone tomorrow that you can shoot today,”
  while “Sitting on a Fence” ridicules those who “see both sides of both sides”
  and “Sheep” bemoans the apathy of the downtrodden masses. Heaton is no simple
  lefty ù his politics are a strange amalgam of Marxism and Christianity ù but
  his views are brutally uncompromising, and they constitute a very iron fist
  wrapped in the velvet glove of the Housemartins’ blissful guitar pop. Agree
  with him or not, there’s no denying the music’s power.- Track List —————————————————————- -
 01. Happy Hour                            ( 2:23)
 02. Get Up Off Our Knees                       ( 3:22)
 03. Flag Day                             ( 5:24)
 04. Anxious                              ( 2:20)
 05. Reverends Revenge                         ( 1:27)
 06. Sitting On A Fence                        ( 2:57)
 07. Sheep                               ( 2:18)
 08. Over There                            ( 2:59)
 09. Think For A Minute                        ( 3:31)
 10. We’re Not Deep                          ( 2:14)
 11. Lean On Me                            ( 4:27)
 12. Freedom                              ( 3:20)
 01. Flag Day (Original Single Version)                ( 3:35)
 02. Stand At Ease                           ( 3:17)
 03. You                                ( 3:26)
 04. Coal Train To Hatfield Main                    ( 2:30)
 05. I’ll Be Your Shelter                       ( 4:51)
 06. People Get Ready                         ( 1:39)
 07. Drop Down Dead                          ( 3:03)
 08. The Mighty Ship                          ( 1:59)
 09. He Ain’t Heavy                          ( 2:05)
 10. Think For A Minute (Single Version)                ( 3:31)
 11. Who Needs The Limelight                      ( 1:36)
 12. I Smell Winter                          ( 3:26)
 13. Joy Joy Joy                            ( 1:39)
 14. Rap Around The Clock                       ( 5:13)
 15. Lean On Me (Rehearsal)                      ( 2:52)
 16. Anxious (Janice Long 6/1/85)                   ( 2:23)
 17. We’re Not Deep (Janice Long 6/1/85)                ( 2:05)
 18. Freedom (Janice Long 6/1/85)                   ( 3:28)
 19. Think For A Minute (Saturday Live 4/1/86)             ( 3:41)
 20. Drop Down Dead (Saturday Live 4/1/86)               ( 2:41)
 21. Happy Hour (John Peel 6/4/86)                   ( 2:25)
 22. Get Up Off Our Knees (John Peel 6/4/86)              ( 3:10)- ————————————————————————— -
Biker Mice From Mars – Soundtrack
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Year: 1993
Label: MCA/Gasoline Alley
Personnel:
Will Anderson keyboards, guitar, programming, backing vocals
Burleigh Drummond drums, drum programming
Basil Fung lead and rhythm guitars
Lance Morrison bass
Jeff Scott Soto lead and backing vocals
Michael S. Plodene Thompson Hammond B-3, piano
Terry Wilson backing vocals
Tracklist:
1. Biker Mice From Mars
2. Rockin’ in the Pit
3. Tail Whippin’ Time
4. Look Out Below
5. Headin’ Home
6. Born to Be Wild – Cover: Steppenwolf
7. A Mouse and His Motorcycle
8. Tunnel Rat
9. Rockin’ Down the Highway – Cover: The Doobie Brothers
10. Ride Free, Citizens
Total Running Time: 40:16
Genre : Hard Rock
Country : Various
Quality : 192 kbps
Pink Floyd – A Saucerful Of Secrets (1968) – 320kbps
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Pink Floyd – A Saucerful of Secrets (1968)
Artist: Pink Floyd
Title: A Saucerful of Secrets
Genre: Psychedelic rock
Year: 1968
Quality: 320 kbps
Format: mp3
Size: 115 mb
Tracklist:
1.Let There Be More Light
2.Remember a Day
3.Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
4.Corporal Clegg
5.A Saucerful of Secrets
6.See-Saw
7.Jugband Blues
Syd Barrett – Lead Guitar & Vocals
Roger Waters – Bass Guitar & Vocals
Richard Wright – Organ & Piano
Nick Mason – Drums
David Gilmour – Lead Guitar and Vocals
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Rs Johnny Winter 1973 Still Alive And Well
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Johnny Winter – 1973 – Still Alive And Well\
tracklist:
01.- Rock me baby
02.- Can´t you feel it
03.- Cheap tequila
04.- All tore down
05.- Rock & roll
06.- Silver train
07.- Ain´t nothing to me
08.- Still alive & well
09.- Too much seconla
10.- Let it bleed
11.- Lucille
Personnel:
Johnny Winter (vocals, guitar, mandolin);
Jeremy Steig (flute);
Mark Klingman (piano);
Randy Jo Hobbs (bass);
Richard Hughes (drums).
