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Saturday, 16 August 2008
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![]() Artist: Yaz: mp3 download Genre(s): Other Discography: ![]() Upstairs at Eric's Year: 1987 Tracks: 11 Yaz was a transitory just rather successful synth-dance couple from the early '80s. Comprised of synthesiser player Vince Clarke and isaac Bashevis Singer Alison Moyet, the mathematical radical (originally called Yazoo) formed in 1981, subsequently Clarke left hand Depeche Mode (Clarke had penned nigh all of Depeche Mode's debut album, Talk & Spell, including their early dancefloor run into "I Just Can't Get Enough"), and Moyet had of tardy exited an obscure R&B spread over band, the Screaming Abdabs. The fresh formed group scored a hit right off the bat with the single "Only You" b/w "Situation," which attain number two on the U.K. charts in April of 1982, and shortly thereafter, scored another heavy collide with with "Don't Go" (which would suit their best-known cart track stateside as its promo video enjoyed airtime on the new formed MTV). Yaz's commercial victorious streak continued with their debut full-length, Upstairs at Eric's, which pip issue devil on the U.K. album charts (in conclusion going atomic number 78 in England) and open the door to unnumbered other synth-dance bands that would shortly take after in Yaz's fire up. But disdain a hopeful career forwards of them, Yaz opted to call in it a day after one more full-length transcription, 1983's You and Me Both. Moyet would go on to launch a solo career immediately later Yaz's tear (marking a major hit with her solo debut, 1984's Alf, which topped the charts and spawned several pip singles), spell Clarke would go on to kind another synth-based kit, Erasure, with isaac Bashevis Singer Andy Bell. Although Yaz issued only a partner off of albums during a brief life history together, a 15-track "hits" solicitation was assembled in 1999, The Best of Yaz. |
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Thursday, 7 August 2008
Hindus demand apology for Mike Myers flick
The Love Guru was a floating-point operation at the cinema, but�Mike Myers is in fifty-fifty more trouble for his goofy portrait of a comical phantasmal leader.
American Hindu leaders want Myers - the star of trey Austin Powers movies - to apologise for "lampooning Hinduism" in his late box situation failure.
In The Love Guru, Myers plays Guru Maurice Pitka, a mystic wHO helps a star ice hockey player apportion with emphasis caused by his wife.
The film likewise stars Jessica Alba and Justin Timberlake.
Hindu leader Rajan Zed, the president of the Universal Society of Hinduism, released a statement saying an apology from Myers would "heal the wounds more or less of a disturbed Hindu populace".
"Ksama, or forgiveness, is one of the principal virtues of Hindu moral philosophy. If Mike Myers offers a genuine public apology, Hindus would not only absolve him but mightiness also beg for his success in future movies."
Contact Music reported Zed launched a protest movement against the film before its release, spurring all religious groups to boycott the film.
He claims the failure of the film is largely down to his protest campaign.
In a inspection, the New York Times said the film was "antifunny".
"(It's)�an experience that makes you marvel if you will always laugh again."�
The film grossed just US$30 million at the�US and Canadian�box office. It cost US$62 million to work.
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Friday, 27 June 2008
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"Without the band I would be playing ELTON JOHN standards on a cruise ship." COLDPLAY's CHRIS MARTIN has no plans to quit the group.
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Tuesday, 24 June 2008
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Pete Doherty Dead In New Art Exhibit
A Glasgow art exhibition has displayed a range of pictures by Scottish artist Peter Howson, depicting troubled rocker Pete Doherty as dead.
The six pastels of The Babyshambles frontman slumped in various poses has created a stir, however, Howson defends his work saying he understands the controversial musician and his battle with drugs and alcohol.
"Pete Doherty is someone who has really interested me over the last few months," Howson explains. "His spiral downwards reminds me of what I went through myself and I can identify with the way he is acting. Me wanting to paint him dead was pointing the finger at him and saying 'You can influence a whole generation'. He could, if he wanted to, become the right kind of hero."
A spokesman for Doherty responded to the exhibition saying, "Peter Howson has never met Pete as far as I am aware, so I don't know where he's getting his inspiration from. We have not seen the drawings and I don't see how Peter knows that much about Pete's lifestyle."
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Tuesday, 17 June 2008
Angela Balakrishnan on Unlit events - part house party, part gig
Part house party, part gig, each Unlit event is hosted by anyone willing to open their home to strangers, and is free to anyone wishing to attend. Over the past 10 years, Unlit has developed from an underground movement to a viral internet phenomenon, the results all taking place in the comfort of your very own living room (or, more likely, someone else's).
At the centre of it all is Jont, a 34-year-old modern-day beatnik who spent his student days putting out an underground poetry journal called The Mad Cow, before deciding to launch his own club night. "I was bored with being a poet and preferred playing," he says. "It seemed like a natural evolution and I liked the idea of playing my songs to 20 or 30 people. That way it could have the most effect. It was a minimalist thing."
And so Unlit began, the early nights hosted at the 12 Bar in London's West End, with performances by the likes of Tom Baxter and the Duke Spirit (then known as Solomon), both now successful acts. Still keen to keep his own songwriting going, Jont moved to LA in 2003 when he found a new manager. He took Unlit with him, and there it developed into the distinctive gig/party format that is now so popular. "For the first time, I had my own flat," says Jont. "I thought, 'What would I like to do with this space?' The answer was to make it a venue once a week and make the most beautiful and magical night. It's all very personal. Unlit is very reflective of myself, as well as the person hosting it."
One musician who performed frequently at the LA Unlit nights was Sam Sparro, now riding high in the UK charts. "Back then, I didn't have much of an outlet for singing my songs," Sparro says. "It gave me the opportunity to get my stuff heard, and hear other people sing as well. I met some amazing people."
Back to my search. I finally find the address in south London. Jont is there, clutching his guitar, dressed in a blue trilby, open-necked shirt, colourful beads and velvet blazer adorned with flowers. News about the party broke online just four days before, but the address - a 17th-century former stables and printworks, lent for the evening by film director Richard de Aragues and his wife Caroline - is packed out.
Jont closes his set with a few tracks from his new album Supernatural, and then it is all wide smiles and excited chatter as the night slips into another long party. Also on the bill tonight is Emmanuel Jal, a former child soldier from Sudan, relating his experiences in quickfire rap, and singer Vanessa Brown. Around the house, strangers meet strangers, while friends who have not seen each other in months, even years, bump into each other and reflect on how even a city like London can be a small world. Others go up to Richard and Caroline with wine and chocolate, to thank them for hosting the night.
"It's amazing how people take this leap of faith and can be generous and respectful of each other," Jont says. "And it's taught me not to bother waiting around for things to happen to you. I've had so many deals and bands fall through. I know the best way to make things happen is to create them myself".
· For more Unlitdetails, see: jontnet.com
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