 Artist: Becoming the Archetype: mp3 download Genre(s): Pop Metal: Death,Black Metal Becoming the Archetype's discography:  The Physics Of Fire (Solid State) Year: 2007 Tracks: 11  Termination Damnation Year: 2005 Tracks: 11  The Remnant Year: 2003 Tracks: 10 Christian bikers bringing a progressive levelheaded and feel for message to full-on death metallic element, Atlanta-based Becoming the Archetype were founded in 1999 under the identify the Remnant. After recording a self-released album as the Remnant, the mathematical group retooled its tidy and re-emerged as Becoming the Archetype, a name that references Jesus Christ as the only adult male wHO lived without sin, standing as the ideal function model for humanity. In late 2004, the dance orchestra sign-language with Solid State Records, a metal-oriented foot soldier of Tooth and Nail, and the mathematical mathematical group -- Jason Wisdom on bass and vocals, Sean Cunningham and Jon Star on guitars, Seth Hecox on guitar and keyboards, and Brent Duckett on drums -- went into the studio to platter their setoff album as Becoming the Archetype, Terminate Damnation, which was released in the summertime of 2005. The band toured extensively in support of the release, though Becoming the Archetype would go through some changes before they would accede the studio flat again. Star left script the dance orchestra to prosecute a career as a recording applied scientist in 2006, and Alex Kenis, whose band Aletheian had toured with Becoming the Archetype, was recruited to conjoin the chemical group; in addition to playing guitar, Kenis similarly sings with BTA, with his melodic vocal style contrasting with Wisdom's crusty bark. A few months later, Cunningham resigned from the mathematical group, and Becoming the Archetype opted to lay to puzzle out as a four-piece kind of than replace him. BTA's second album, The Physics of Fire, was released by Solid State in May 2007. |
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Wednesday, 27 August 2008
Pa. Supreme Court Rules Gov. Rendell Misused Line-Item Veto On Family Planning Funding In 2005
�The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that Gov. Ed Rendell (D) misused his line-item veto authority in 2005 to remove miscarriage counseling language from a budget bill, the AP/Philadelphia Inquirer reports. The consentaneous decision, which overturned a lower court ruling, aforementioned that "language-only" vetoes ar not permitted, meaning Rendell is non allowed to strike speech in a budget card without canceling the associated funding in the measure (Scolforo, AP/Philadelphia Inquirer, 8/20).
The language, which was approved in 2005 by the state Legislature, would experience subjected whatever federal class planning support to the same restrictions as state family provision funds -- a necessity under a 1996 state law that says such money "shall not be used to promote, perform or look up for abortions, or engage in abortion counseling." Rendell at the time said restricting the use of federal Medicaid funds likely violates the state constitution and federal law (Daily Women's Health Policy Report, 8/14/06).
Former state House Speaker John Perzel (R) and Robert Jubelirer, the state Senate's ranking Republican at the time, filed the separation-of-powers lawsuit. Senate Republican attorney Steve MacNett said that the financial year 2005-2006 money is presumably all spent just that the ruling testament influence future budget negotiations. Rendell representative Chuck Ardo said that the case is "complex," adding that the governing wanted to review the ruling before making extra comments. According to the opinion by Chief Justice Ronald Castille, the Rendell administration told the court that preventing line-item vetoes of nomenclature will cause the General Assembly to "once once again 'load up' large appropriations with obnoxious conditions and put the governor (to) a Hobbesian choice" (AP/Philadelphia Inquirer, 8/20).
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The language, which was approved in 2005 by the state Legislature, would experience subjected whatever federal class planning support to the same restrictions as state family provision funds -- a necessity under a 1996 state law that says such money "shall not be used to promote, perform or look up for abortions, or engage in abortion counseling." Rendell at the time said restricting the use of federal Medicaid funds likely violates the state constitution and federal law (Daily Women's Health Policy Report, 8/14/06).
Former state House Speaker John Perzel (R) and Robert Jubelirer, the state Senate's ranking Republican at the time, filed the separation-of-powers lawsuit. Senate Republican attorney Steve MacNett said that the financial year 2005-2006 money is presumably all spent just that the ruling testament influence future budget negotiations. Rendell representative Chuck Ardo said that the case is "complex," adding that the governing wanted to review the ruling before making extra comments. According to the opinion by Chief Justice Ronald Castille, the Rendell administration told the court that preventing line-item vetoes of nomenclature will cause the General Assembly to "once once again 'load up' large appropriations with obnoxious conditions and put the governor (to) a Hobbesian choice" (AP/Philadelphia Inquirer, 8/20).
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Thursday, 7 August 2008
The Verve bring 'Forth' new album
The Verve's forthcoming new album. Titled 'Forth', volition be released on Saturday August sixteenth . The track listing testament be:
01. Sit And Wonder
02. Love Is Noise
03. Rather Be
04. Judas
05. Numbness
06. I See Houses
07. Noise Epic
08. Valium Skies
09. Columbo
10. Appalachian Springs
Three different versions of the album will be available to pre-order from The Verve's official online storage today.
� Deluxe Boxset
A deluxe boxset will be available exclusively from The Verve's official online depot. This adaptation will consist of a double behemoth gatefold LP vinyl (containing two bonus tracks non on the CD translation of the album), limited edition CD & DVD edition of the album (see below for more information on this point), and an exclusive memorabilia tour book.
If you order the deluxe edition you will instantaneously receive a free download of 'Love Is Noise' recorded live at Glastonbury, and testament also receive the full album as a download on August 18th, one week ahead of the general button date.
� CD & DVD Package
A special CD and DVD package is also available, featuring an exclusive band documentary and live footage from The Verve's headlining appearance at Coachella in May 2008, packaged in a casing bound tour book. Tracks featured on the DVD will be:
01. Sonnet (Live At Coachella)
02. Life's An Ocean (Live At Coachella)
03. The Rolling People (Live At Coachella)
04. Lucky Man (Live At Coachella)
05. Love Is Noise (Live At Coachella)
+ 20 minute "Space And Time" documentary
As with the Deluxe Edition, if you purchase order this adaptation of the album from the Verves official online store you will in a flash receive a free download of 'Love Is Noise' recorded live at Glastonbury.
� Original CD Album
You potty also buy the touchstone CD album. If you order this version from the Verves official store you will also experience a disembarrass download of 'Love Is Noise' recorded live at Glastonbury.
**** All versions of the album ordered ahead August 18th , including the deluxe box set, volition be delivered on release date. Orders received after this date will be delivered as quickly as possible. ****
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'Love Is Noise' testament be available as a digital download from August 4th, with the physical release uncommitted one week later. Full release inside information will be available from theverve.tv soon.
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Monday, 30 June 2008
First Run acquires 'Midway' rights
Godfrey Cheshire's Southern plantation documentary
First Run Features has acquired North American rights to Godfrey Cheshire's autobiographical Southern plantation docu "Moving Midway."
The former chairman of the New York Film Critics Circle's film, which premiered at this spring's New Director/New Films fest, chronicles the relocation of his family's North Carolina plantation and their doscovery of African-American relatives.
The film will be released in New York on Sept. 12, followed by a national platform release.
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Wednesday, 25 June 2008
Allain Bougrain Dubourg and Arno Elias
Artist: Allain Bougrain Dubourg and Arno Elias
Genre(s):
Dance
Discography:
Buddha Bar: Nature
Year: 2005
Tracks: 12
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Monday, 16 June 2008
BBCPO/Noseda, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
The young Johannes Brahms had little idea what he was letting himself in for when he turned up at the door of his musical hero, Robert Schumann, in 1853. The satisfaction of being hailed as the future of German music must have been tempered by the exhausting soap opera of life with the Schumanns: acting as babysitter, nursemaid and go-between for Robert and his wife Clara, with whom Brahms fell passionately in love.
The turmoil of the period was poured into the opening movement of Brahms's First Symphony, which seems partly a tormented love letter (Clara noted that "it begins somewhat severely, but I have grown used to it") and partly an attempt to live up to the inflated hopes of his mentor.
The BBC Philharmonic began its survey of the Brahms-Schumann axis last season, pairing a complete cycle of Schumann's symphonies with concertos and works for solo instruments by Brahms. Now the emphasis is reversed, with Schumann's somewhat overlooked Cello Concerto sharing the bill with Brahms's First Symphony. The disparity in scale tells you almost everything you need to know about the two composers: Schumann's concerto took just over two weeks to complete, while Brahms's symphony required almost 20 years. But though Schumann's modest concerto lacks the gruff dynamics of Dvorák or the swelling emotion of Elgar, cellist Paul Watkins makes a persuasive case for its plangent, understated lyricism.
The Brahms, by comparison, is pure drama. Gianandrea Noseda sometimes seems in danger of being blown away by the power he unleashes, furiously rotating his arms as if trying to maintain his balance. Yet he never allows the works to sound like a mismatch, presenting them instead as an unbroken train of pure Romantic thought.
· Broadcast on Radio 3 tomorrow at 7pm.
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Wednesday, 11 June 2008
Rondellus
Artist: Rondellus
Genre(s):
ROck: Alternative
Discography:
Sabbatum: Medieval Tribute to Black Sabbath
Year: 2002
Tracks: 12
Rondellus is a European ensemble dedicated to performing mediaeval and renascence music exploitation only geological period instruments. Based in the Estonian ithiel Town of Tallinn, the mathematical group was founded in 1993 by married woman and husband team Maria (vocals, hurdy gurdy, organistrum) and Robert Staak (lute, percussion), wHO already shared a past in both pedantic music circles and in a local radical called Hortus Musicus. After joining forces with vocaliser Veikko Christian Kiiver, fiddler Tõnu Jõesaar and Swedish isaac Bashevis Singer and harper Miriam Andersén, they issued their low industrial plant as Rondellus in 1995, these being Secular Music in France from the XIVth-XVth Century and Sanctum Rosarium, which self-collected sacred songs from the Middle Ages containing themes of the Holy Rosary. Next came 1998's Carmina Sanctorium, featuring sacred euphony relating to chivalric saints, after which the group distinct to direction on performing and former pursuits for a spell. Then, when approached by producer Mihkel Raud to record the seminal plant of heavy metal godfathers Black Sabbath as if they'd been written during the Middle Ages, Rondellus rosiness to the challenge and made it await easy: transposing not just the medicine, simply as well all lyrics so that they could be sung in Latin.
Jessica Simpson - Simpson Wants Romo To Star In Music Video
JESSICA SIMPSON wants her American football star boyfriend TONY ROMO to star in her next music video.
The star is currently applying the finishing touches to her new as-yet-untitled country-themed album, which is due for release later this year.
She is planning a promo for the first single Come on Over, and wants Dallas Cowboys quarterback Romo to help her end speculation that their relationship is on the rocks by starring alongside her.
A source tells OK! magazine, "Tony said he'd love to support her. And if it's not for publicity, he thinks this might be fun for them to do together."
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Jamie's Oliver's Auissie headquarters gutted
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver's Melbourne headquarters have been gutted in a blaze overnight.
The office of Oliver's Fifteen restaurant, which featured in a reality television series when it was launched two years ago, was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived after 8.30pm yesterday.
About 50 firefighters took 40 minutes to control the blaze at 101 Collins Street, which destroyed the Fifteen office and two other offices on the first floor of the building.
Nightspot and live music venue The Cherry Bar was also damaged in the blaze.
However the fire did not reach the Fifteen restaurant, which is at 115-117 Collins Street.
The Fifteen office also runs the Fifteen Foundation, which gives young people with tough backgrounds an opportunity to train and be employed as apprentice chefs.
Metropolitan Fire Brigade commander Lou Mele said the damage bill could reach $1 million.
"Pretty much the whole first floor is gutted," Mr Mele said.
"That's where the fire started, on the first floor."
The blaze started on the first floor, gutting the interior of the three offices and collapsing part of the iron roof, but leaving the building otherwise structurally intact, Mr Mele said.
He said the The Cherry Bar suffered smoke, heat and water damage.
Fire investigators are today working to pinpoint where and how on the first floor the fire started.
No other buildings were damaged in the blaze.
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The Velvet Underground and Nico
Artist: The Velvet Underground and Nico
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
Andy Warhol
Year: 1967
Tracks: 11
Harold Budd and Andy Partridge
Katie Holmes to make Broadway debut in "All My Sons"
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Actress Katie Holmes will make her
Broadway debut this autumn in a revival of Arthur Miller's "All
My Sons," starring alongside Oscar winner Dianne Wiest and Tony
winner John Lithgow, producers said on Monday.
Holmes shot to fame on the U.S. television series "Dawson's
Creek" before marrying actor Tom Cruise with whom she has
two-year-old daughter Suri. Most recently she starred in box
office flop "Mad Money."
"All My Sons" is due to open on Broadway this fall, but a
theater and date have not yet been announced.
The play is based on a true story about a successful
businessman who knowingly sold the government defective
airplane parts during World War II with tragic consequences.
The truth comes out and his life unravels when his son marries
his business partner's daughter, to be played by Holmes.
"All My Sons" was first performed on Broadway in 1947 and
won Tony Awards for Miller and director Elia Kazan. It was
adapted for a 1948 feature film starring Edward G. Robinson and
Burt Lancaster and then performed again on Broadway in 1987.
(Reporting by Michelle Nichols)
Broadway debut this autumn in a revival of Arthur Miller's "All
My Sons," starring alongside Oscar winner Dianne Wiest and Tony
winner John Lithgow, producers said on Monday.
Holmes shot to fame on the U.S. television series "Dawson's
Creek" before marrying actor Tom Cruise with whom she has
two-year-old daughter Suri. Most recently she starred in box
office flop "Mad Money."
"All My Sons" is due to open on Broadway this fall, but a
theater and date have not yet been announced.
The play is based on a true story about a successful
businessman who knowingly sold the government defective
airplane parts during World War II with tragic consequences.
The truth comes out and his life unravels when his son marries
his business partner's daughter, to be played by Holmes.
"All My Sons" was first performed on Broadway in 1947 and
won Tony Awards for Miller and director Elia Kazan. It was
adapted for a 1948 feature film starring Edward G. Robinson and
Burt Lancaster and then performed again on Broadway in 1987.
(Reporting by Michelle Nichols)
The Office star cast in Mendes new comedy
The American version of 'The Office' star John Krasinski will play the lead in Sam Mendes' as yet untitled comedy.
According to Variety magazine Krasinski, who plays Jim in the hit TV series, will star alongside Maya Rudolph and Cheryl Hines in the relationship comedy.
The plot follows an expectant couple (Krasinski and Rudolph) as they travel the country in search of a place to settle and raise a family.
The film, written by husband and wife duo Dave Eggers and Vendela Vida, is due to begin shooting next month in Connecticut.
Further details have yet to be revealed by 'American Beauty' director Mendes.
According to Variety magazine Krasinski, who plays Jim in the hit TV series, will star alongside Maya Rudolph and Cheryl Hines in the relationship comedy.
The plot follows an expectant couple (Krasinski and Rudolph) as they travel the country in search of a place to settle and raise a family.
The film, written by husband and wife duo Dave Eggers and Vendela Vida, is due to begin shooting next month in Connecticut.
Further details have yet to be revealed by 'American Beauty' director Mendes.
Nas screens video for album's first single
B&W video inspired by old Spike Lee films
NEW YORK -- Rapper Nas has revealed the video for "Be a N***** Too," the lead single from his upcoming untitled album, due July 1 via Def Jam. The clip was unveiled for media Thursday night at the Tribeca Grand Hotel in New York.
The treatment for the black-and-white video, directed by Rik Cordero, features Nas looking at his reflection through a mirror and rapping about racism, politics and religion, among other things, while images of people of different races sporadically appear throughout. "We all black within, OK/we all African, OK," the Queensbridge rapper rhymes over a piano-heavy beat.
Towards the middle of the video, a scene of what appears to be a white slave owner pointing a gun at a black male slave emerges, right before the song shifts into its chorus: "They like to strangle n*ggers / blaming n*****s/hanging n*****s/still you wanna be a n***** too?"
At the end, Nas, still facing the mirror, says, "F*** you. You had it all, and you threw it all away." When asked about the significance of that portion of the video, Nas said the concept was Cordero's idea and he "just went with it."
According to Cordero, the clip was inspired by old Spike Lee films. It features cameos by Latina rapper La Bruja and actor John Cho ("Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle"), among others.
Although the album won't be titled "N*****" as originally planned, its cover -- an image of Nas' bare back with welts similar to the ones slaves endured from lashings -- "speaks for itself. It says 'n*****' real loud," he said.
That image was on display in the room during the screening last night, but at the time was not being trumpeted as the official cover. A Nas spokesperson confirms it will be used as such.
NEW YORK -- Rapper Nas has revealed the video for "Be a N***** Too," the lead single from his upcoming untitled album, due July 1 via Def Jam. The clip was unveiled for media Thursday night at the Tribeca Grand Hotel in New York.
The treatment for the black-and-white video, directed by Rik Cordero, features Nas looking at his reflection through a mirror and rapping about racism, politics and religion, among other things, while images of people of different races sporadically appear throughout. "We all black within, OK/we all African, OK," the Queensbridge rapper rhymes over a piano-heavy beat.
Towards the middle of the video, a scene of what appears to be a white slave owner pointing a gun at a black male slave emerges, right before the song shifts into its chorus: "They like to strangle n*ggers / blaming n*****s/hanging n*****s/still you wanna be a n***** too?"
At the end, Nas, still facing the mirror, says, "F*** you. You had it all, and you threw it all away." When asked about the significance of that portion of the video, Nas said the concept was Cordero's idea and he "just went with it."
According to Cordero, the clip was inspired by old Spike Lee films. It features cameos by Latina rapper La Bruja and actor John Cho ("Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle"), among others.
Although the album won't be titled "N*****" as originally planned, its cover -- an image of Nas' bare back with welts similar to the ones slaves endured from lashings -- "speaks for itself. It says 'n*****' real loud," he said.
That image was on display in the room during the screening last night, but at the time was not being trumpeted as the official cover. A Nas spokesperson confirms it will be used as such.
Tito Rojas
Artist: Tito Rojas
Genre(s):
Rock
Latin: Dance
Discography:
10 Aniversario
Year: 2002
Tracks: 15
Salsa
Year:
Tracks: 15
Tito Rojas was born in Humacao, Puerto Rico, on June 14, 1955. In the 1970s, Rojas started singing as a member of Pedro Conga's Orquestra. Later, after organism Borincuba's vocalizer, the artist decided to go on his own, starting a solo career. By that time, Tito Rojas reached the charts with his song "El Campesino." In 1987, Rojas joined Luis Ayala's Orchestra, advent back as a soloist in 1991 with the liberation of Sensual, followed by 1992's Condename and 1994's A Mi Estilo. 1995 was the year Tito Rojas consolidated his career, stretch double pt later cathartic Por Derecho Propio and organism awarded as Puerto Rico's Best Salsa Artist. Rojas was as well imposing by the New York's diary keeper association ACE.
Saturday Looks Good To Me
Artist: Saturday Looks Good To Me
Genre(s):
Rock
Indie
Discography:
Fill Up the Room
Year: 2007
Tracks: 12
Every Night
Year: 2004
Tracks: 12
Embracing a wildly eclectic variety show of melodic influences, Saturday Looks Good to Me is the inspiration of indie pop wunderkind Fred Thomas, world Health Organization has been the simply changeless member of the radical since its origin in 2000. Saturday Looks Good to Me began as a fanciful project by Thomas (previously a member of Flashpapr and Lovesick) to create a record book by a ring that didn't survive; with the help of a handful of like-minded friends, Thomas wrote and produced a arrange of nina from Carolina songs that drew on '60s pop sounds (Motor City, Brian Wilson, and Phil Spector are net reference book points) piece too pickings cues from contemporary indie rock. Thomas gave the jut out the appoint Saturday Looks Good to Me, and the baseball club tunes were released on a limited edition vinyl LP by the Here Forever Always label in the spring of 2000 (a CD reissue appeared two geezerhood later on). A CD-R album of more music from the shadow radical, Savage August Moon (aka I Take a Chance Every Time) followed in the fall of 2000, simply Saturday Looks Good to Me was one of several projects for Thomas until 2002, when the pop-oriented emo group Saves the Day came across a transcript of the debut album and was impressed enough to bid SLGTM to open for them on a national tour. Thomas assembled a dance band to play the songs onstage, and the circuit was successful enough that Saturday Looks Good to Me not simply north Korean won a new host of fans only landed a deal with the Illinois-based autonomous label Polyvinyl Records. In March 2003, Polyvinyl released the second full-length SLGTM exertion, All Your Summer Songs, while their third, Every Night, came out in the fall of 2003; Every Night was released on both vinyl group and CD, with the same songs appearing on both formats just in different recordings or mixes. Between albums, Thomas and his gang released a steady stream of singles, EPs, and CD-R titles, and the 2006 collection Good on Sound featured the lion's share of Saturday Looks Good to Me's non-LP tracks. By this time Thomas was also pickings Saturday Looks Good to Me on the road on a regular footing, and the group's growing following and reputation for sterling, idiosyncratic pop captured the attention of the revered indie label K Records, world Health Organization stepped forrad to issue SLGTM's quarter proper album, Fill Up the Room, in the fall of 2007.
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