Wednesday, 10 September 2008

Download Obie Trice mp3






Obie Trice
   

Artist: Obie Trice: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Rap: Hip-Hop

   







Discography:


DJ Whoo Kid and Obie Trice - The Most Underrated
   

 DJ Whoo Kid and Obie Trice - The Most Underrated

   Year: 2007   

Tracks: 17
Second rounds on me
   

 Second rounds on me

   Year: 2006   

Tracks: 18
Cheers
   

 Cheers

   Year: 2003   

Tracks: 17






Obie Trice went from no nonpareil to single in the knock globe quickly when Eminem sign language him to Shady Records and executive produced his debut. Born on the mae West side of Detroit in the Schoolcraft and Greenfield area, Trice began his tap life history meekly. He dropped kO'd of Cooley High School in the early '90s and began making ends conform to, which wasn't too prosperous in the cold, deserted streets of Detroit. His turning tap came in 1998 with the nascence of his girl, Kobie. Shortly later on, he took preeminence of Eminem's breakthrough winner in 1999 and began to hold religious belief that he too could make it in the rap game, despite living in obstinate Detroit.


Trice up had begun rapping at a pres Young age. His mother had bought him a karaoke car that he used to practice, making tapes of himself over the beats of Run-D.M.C. and Big Daddy Kane. Over the years he improved his craft unco, releasing street tapes that began to bring forth some buzz in the local subway scene. These recordings came to the tending of Eminem, wHO in release called up Trice for an tryout, and it was all smiles and handshakes from that item on. First came a male plug on D12's Devil's Night album ("Obie Trice [Intro]," [2001]), then features on the Eminem Show album ("Drips," [2002]) and the 8 Mile soundtrack ("Passion Me," "Adrenalin Rush," and "Tap Name," [2002]), and in the end Trice's album debut, Cheers, in 2003. The record album went pt, and Trice wrapped up transcription his review by the end of 2005.


On New Year's Eve 2006, he was driving home from a Detroit club with his girl when he was shot in the head. Remarkably, he was capable to exit the thruway, and an ambulance took him to a infirmary in Southfield. It was driven that removing the bullet would be besides wild; Trice was released within hours of arriving at the hospital. Between that case and the shooting death of D12's Proof, a quaker and nonpareil of the people wHO met him at the infirmary, Trice was compelled to record fresh tracks for his long-finished album. Second Round's on Me was last issued in August 2006.





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Sunday, 31 August 2008

Enhancement Drugs And Healthy People

�Healthy the great unwashed are more willing to take drugs to raise traits that are non fundamental to their identity.



According to a new study in the Journal of Consumer Research, people's willingness to take a tablet or drug depends on whether the trait the drug promises to enhance is peerless they study fundamental.



Authors Jason Riis (NYU, Harvard Business School), Joseph P. Simmons (Yale University), and Geoffrey P. Goodwin (Princeton University) examine the moral dilemmas that arise as technologies develop that not only cure disease but too enhance already-healthy people. As many thomas Young people without diagnosed disorders or deficits take Ritalin or Adderall to ameliorate concentration or anti-depressants to lift their moods, this study examines what makes healthy citizenry willing to take pills.



The researchers compulsive that people do not feel comfortable using a pill to enhance a trait they believe to be underlying to their identity. But less-fundamental traits, including concentration, are more acceptable targets.



"We suggest that people's willingness to accept psychological enhancements will largely depend on beliefs about whether those enhancements testament alter characteristics considered fundamental to self-identity," the authors write.



During a series of studies, the researchers ground that loretta Young people were less likely to agree to aim a do drugs to step-up their social comfort than one that increased their ability to concentrate. The most common reason participants said they wouldn't want to make a pill was because it would "fundamentally change who I am."



Not surprisingly, the marketing message stirred participants' responses. When the researchers time-tested different advertizement taglines, they found that participants responded more positively to a drug bright to help them suit "more than who you are," than one that would admit them to become "world Health Organization you are."



"Together, this enquiry converges to highlight the importance of identity expression and preservation in government activity the choices and lives of consumers," write the authors.





Jason Riis, Joseph P. Simmons, and Geoffrey P. Goodwin. "Preferences for Enhancement Pharmaceuticals: The Reluctance to Enhance Fundamental Traits" Journal of Consumer Research: October 2008.



Source: Mary-Ann Twist

University of Chicago Press Journals



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Monday, 11 August 2008

Brightman, Liu sing Olympics theme

Duo performs 'You and Me' on top of 16-ton globe





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BEIJING -- U.K. soprano vocalist Sarah Brightman and Chinese singer Liu Huan unveiled the official 2008 Beijing Olympics theme song "You and Me" at the National Stadium during Friday's opening ceremony in front of a crowd of 91,000.

The performance, which came an hour into the opening ceremony, was the orgasm of the artistic dowery of the program.

It featured the duo singing from the top of a 16-ton orb, surrounded by a sea of portraits of grinning children's faces from round the mankind. The song, which was a heavily guarded secret before existence performed at the ceremony, was composed by France-based Chinese classical composer Chen Qigang, the musical director of the opening ceremony.

Zhang Yimou was responsible for the artistic direction of the ceremony. The parade of nations competing in the Games followed the Olympic theme.

Liu, who began the functioning by telling the Chinese verse of the birdcall, previously sang the theme to the 1990 Asian Games in Beijing. Brightman also sang the official theme to the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games, "Friends for Life," with Jose Carreras.

Lang Lang's performance pronounced the but other visual aspect of a solo recording artist in the artistic portion of the ceremony. The Chinese pianist wore his trademark white suit of clothes and sat at a white pianissimo in the center of a human "Bird's Nest," constructed by a team of neon-green clad Chinese acrobats.

Wednesday, 6 August 2008

Samael

Samael   
Artist: Samael

   Genre(s): 
Rock
   Industrial
   Metal: Industrial
   Electronic
   Metal: Gothic
   Blues
   Metal: Death,Black
   



Discography:


Solar Soul (Ltd. Edition)   
 Solar Soul (Ltd. Edition)

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 11


Lesson In Magic #1   
 Lesson In Magic #1

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 9


Era One   
 Era One

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 10


Telepath   
 Telepath

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 5


Reign Of Light   
 Reign Of Light

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 11


Eternal   
 Eternal

   Year: 1999   
Tracks: 12


Exodus   
 Exodus

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 7


Xytras's Passage   
 Xytras's Passage

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 10


Passage   
 Passage

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 11


Rebellion   
 Rebellion

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 6


Ceremony Of Opposites   
 Ceremony Of Opposites

   Year: 1994   
Tracks: 10


Blood Ritual   
 Blood Ritual

   Year: 1992   
Tracks: 11


Worship Him   
 Worship Him

   Year: 1991   
Tracks: 10


Macabre Operetta (Demo)   
 Macabre Operetta (Demo)

   Year: 1988   
Tracks: 3


Into The Infernal Storm Of Evil (Demo)   
 Into The Infernal Storm Of Evil (Demo)

   Year: 1987   
Tracks: 4




Switzerland's Samael has evolved from a mine incline bleak alloy band into one of Europe's virtually original and innovational metallic element bands by introducing industrial, gothic, and infinite other influences into their extreme sound.


Formed in the late '80s by Vorphalack (guitars/vocals), Xytras (drums/keyboards), and bassist Masmiseim, Samael was heavily influenced by first-generation bleak alloy bands such as England's Venom and Swiss compatriots Celtic Frost. An super raw, self-financed EP called Medieval Prophecy caught the attention of French-based Osmose Records, which agreed to press release the band's first base full-length record album, Worship Him, in 1991. The record's poor production values and unremarkable black alloy did little for the isthmus, just the following year's much more mature Blood Ritual was another chronicle. The album found Samael incorporating keyboards and different guitar textures to their good, and a permanent keyboard player (Rodolphe H.) was drafted presently after.


After sign language with the Century Media mark, the stria returned to the studio with noted black alloy manufacturer Waldemar Sorychta (noted for his crop with Tiamat) to record 1994's impressive Ceremonial occasion of Opposites. Samael began to find their unique voice on this record, combine swirling keyboard melodies with their brutal guitar attempt to create what they called "grisly operettas." The bet were raised even higher on 1996's groundbreaking ceremony Passage, which saw Xytras (today plainly Xy) pickings over keyboard duties as well as programing all his drum tracks. This unlawful mix of opprobrious metallic element savagery and synthesizers resulted in one of the decade's most original and extreme alloy releases, and was followed by blanket touring (including the band's first American shows). After producing deuce albums by labelmates Rotting Christ, Xy reconvened the group to criminal record 1999's Eternal, with extra guitar player Kaos. The album contains even bolder experiments with applied science and confirmed the band's position as forerunners in their field.





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Thursday, 19 June 2008

George Michael announces 'last ever' arena gigs

British singer and former Wham! frontman George Michael has announced what his spokeswoman called his last ever big-venue gigs.

The 44-year-old recording star said he would play two extra concerts at Earls Court in London on August 24 and 25 to mark the end of his "25 Live Tour," which started nearly two years ago in Barcelona.

The concerts will be called The Final Two, which a statement on his website explained was a reference to his sell-out Wembley Stadium show in the same city in 1986 that brought down the curtain on Wham!.

Since then the artist has forged a successful solo career, and his overall global record sales are in excess of 100 million.

"He's not going to play any more big arenas," said a spokeswoman, when asked to clarify whether Michael planned to stop touring after the gigs.

"He will never do arena shows again from my understanding, so this is the final two shows of this kind that he will do," she added.

But the spokeswoman could not confirm a report on the BBC website that the singer planned to retire from touring altogether.

Michael, whose hits included Careless Whisper and Last Christmas, told Reuters in 2005 that he planned to "disappear" from the world of pop altogether.





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Thursday, 12 June 2008

Jeremy Irons returns to Broadway in spring 2009

NEW YORK —

Jeremy Irons will return to Broadway for the first time in 25 years, co-starring with Joan Allen in "Impressionism."


The new play by Michael Jacobs opens in spring 2009 at a theater to be announced.


Irons was last on Broadway in 1984 in Tom Stoppard's "The Real Thing," for which he won a Tony. Allen received a Tony for her performance in Lanford Wilson's "Burn This" in 1988. She also appeared on Broadway in "The Heidi Chronicles" by Wendy Wasserstein.


"Impressionism," directed by Jack O'Brien, tells the story of the relationship between a photojournalist and a New York gallery owner.


Jacobs, a producer of the movie "Quiz Show," has been involved in more than a dozen TV series including "Boy Meets World" and "Charles in Charge." His play "Cheaters" had a short run on Broadway in 1978.








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Friday, 6 June 2008

Ralph Towner and Gary Peacock

Ralph Towner and Gary Peacock   
Artist: Ralph Towner and Gary Peacock

   Genre(s): 
Jazz
   



Discography:


Open Letter   
 Open Letter

   Year: 1994   
Tracks: 9




 





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Tuesday, 3 June 2008

Amy Winehouse should be “sent to rehab”, says Columbia’s Vice President

Amy WinehouseAmy Winehouse’s use of cocaine is ruining Columbia, according to the Country’s Vice President Francisco Santos, who says the troubled singer should be “sent to rehab” and ought to understand the damage the drug is doing to his country.


In an interview with British newspaper The Sun, Santos says the troubled singer’s drug habit � and those of thousands more Brits � is laying waste to their nation.


He says, “I know about her, she�s a mess. I don�t think she understands the harm cocaine does to my country.


“People in the UK think it is a victimless drug � that�s not true. The effect is not just on the individual who takes it.




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'I'm pregnant,' Ashlee tells wedding guests

Ashlee Simpson reportedly told guests at her wedding she is pregnant.

The Outta My Head singer - who wed Fall Out Boy rocker Pete Wentz in a ceremony at her parents’ home on Saturday - confirmed to friends and family she is expecting her first child.

A source said: "At the wedding reception, Ashlee told guests, 'I’m pregnant’."

Rumours have been rife Ashlee is pregnant ever since she and Pete announced their engagement last month.

However, the couple refused to comment on the reports.

Ashlee and Pete were pronounced husband and wife by Ashlee's former Baptist minister father Joe in a non-denominational ceremony.

A spokesperson for the newlyweds said: "We are delighted to confirm that Pete and Ashlee were married in front of family and close friends."

After tying the knot, Pete and Ashlee celebrated with an Alice in Wonderland themed reception party, which included a wedding cake inspired by the classic children's book.

The sweet treat was adorned with a top hat, stop watch, tea pot and a pot of flowers.





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Pink and Carey Hart set to divorce

Singer Pink and motocross racer Carey Hart are reportedly set to divorce after two years of marriage.
According to People magazine, the singer's publicist Michele Schweitzer confirmed the news, saying: "Pink and Carey Hart have separated."
"This decision was made by best friends with a huge amount of love and respect for one another. While the marriage is over, their friendship has never been stronger."
The couple married in January 2006 in Costa Rica after Pink proposed to Hart while he was competing in a race.

Matthew Modine - Modine To Play Murdered Casino Heir

MATTHEW MODINE and MEAN SUVARI are to star in a new movie that examines the mysterious death of Las Vegas casino heir TED BINION.

Binion - heir to the Binion Horseshoe Casino fortune - was found dead, aged 54, in his Sin City home in 1998, after suffering a drug overdose.

His death was initially treated as suicide, but his partner Sandy Murphy and her lover Rick Tabish were later arrested for murder - after Tabish was discovered attempting to unearth a secret buried desert vault containing tens of millions of dollars in silver bullion money and casino chips.

They were tried, convicted and jailed, but later cleared of murder by a second trial; instead being found guilty of lesser charges of burglary.

Full Metal Jacket star Modine will play Binion, while American Pie star Suvari will play Murphy in TV movie Sex + Lies in Sin City. The film will premiere on U.S. TV's Lifetime

network in September (08).




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Flyboys - 6/3/2008

Airplanes parked on runways aren't very exciting. Sure, the motionless crafts contain the components necessary for flight, but they only achieve their fullest potential when they leave the ground and soar through the skies.



The same can be said for Flyboys. When its protagonists are grounded, Tony Bill's recounting of the birth of World War I fighter pilots resembles every other ham-fisted tale of historic heroism that has come down the cinematic pipe. But the movie triumphs when these men climb into their cockpits and finally fly.



Bland James Franco leads the baby-faced pack of soldiers who, in 1914, felt they had something to prove to their girlfriend/father/squad leader/general. The brave adventurers enlist in France's fledgling Lafayette Escadrille, a small group of pilots trained by General Thenault (Jean Reno, Hollywood's go-to French actor), who pioneered an aerial attack in the Great War against Germany. What these boys don't learn before signing on the dotted line is that the Lafayette Escadrille embarks on what are basically suicide missions. Life expectancy of a pilot in the program is three to six weeks.



That doesn't stop former ranch hand Blaine Rawlings (Franco) from pouring his heart into the war effort. Flyboys takes a perversely upbeat approach to combat. The new recruits march past maimed soldiers, yet forget the horrors of war once they spot the royal estate that serves as their barracks. The surviving members of Lafayette Escadrille regroup each evening to carouse in the military base's makeshift watering hole – since they're all on borrowed time, we're told they can't waste precious minutes honoring the dead. Yet in a scene that rings particularly false, Franco uses his airplane (which we've been lectured is a killing machine) to romance a local French girl (Jennifer Decker) and entertain her brother's children. Try to ignore the fact that the kids' father was decimated in a battle-related explosion not too long ago. We're supposed to be having fun here, people.



These lighter moments and the softened tone conflict with the film's impressive but lethal combat scenes. The men of Lafayette Escadrille risk life and limb on scarred battlefields recreated using the finest digital effects available. As mentioned, Flyboys drastically improves once in the air. Bill and his effects team rocket model planes through dizzying aeronautic sequences, though his action relies too heavily on blue-screen treatments and the airborne clashes grow repetitive over the film's long running time (2 hours and 20 minutes… about 40 minutes too long).



The edgy flight shots and stimulating biplane battles make Flyboys a better movie. They just don't make it a good one.



The two-disc DVD set includes a full-length commentary from Bill and Dean Devlin. The second disc includes making-of featurettes, deleted scenes, and a DVD-ROM game.







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Tilda Swinton's love triangle gets more complicated

Oscar winner Tilda Swinton's love triangle has become more complicated, after one of her partners admitted he had another lover.

Tentpole derby has tightened up

Paramount, Fox and WB battle for boxoffice supremacy





Now we have a horse race -- a boxoffice derby, that is.


Just weeks after Fox sat atop a big lead in year-to-date domestic totals, Paramount has blown past its crosstown rival on the boxoffice strength of a comic book superhero and an adventuresome archaeologist. And despite a misfire by its car-race family film, Warner Bros. suddenly is charging hard on the derby leaders thanks to a heady weekend of "Sex."


The weekend's overachieving bow by female-magnet "Sex and the City" renewed Warners' chances at summertime glory, but a top Warners exec was unsurprised by the sudden turnaround in the studio's boxoffice prospects.


"Never had a doubt," Warners distribution president Dan Fellman said Monday.


Added Fellman, who just three weeks earlier was fending off naysayers' barbs over how the sputtering debut by "Speed Racer" might ruin the studio's shot at summer success, "I have a fabulous summer ahead of me."


With another "Harry Potter" sequel set for release in November, Warners also numbers among the studios with the best chances of closing the year strongly. Yet a distributor's entire boxoffice year can hinge on how its summer tentpoles perform, with seasonal tallies representing about 40% of annual boxoffice.


Of course, it's still early in summer 2008, and all three year-to-date leaders have important films set to bow before Labor Day.


For now, Paramount rides a $163.1 million lead over No. 2 Fox, with the former boasting a 20% market share on $729.4 million in year-to-date grosses, according to Nielsen EDI. Fox's $566.3 million in year-to-date boxoffice is good for a 15.5% market share, while No. 3 Warners boasts a 13.9% share on $509 million.


Paramount's leading performance has been built chiefly on distribution success with a couple of films it doesn't own -- "Iron Man" and "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull." The studio should pad its chart-topping advantage further this weekend when it unspools another such film: DreamWorks Animation's "Kung Fu Panda."


A CGI family feature, "Panda" looks likely to open somewhere north of $40 million, with Sony's Adam Sandler comedy "You Don't Mess With the Zohan" its only rival wide opener. The second weekend of "Sex" could be a tad limp if its boxoffice draw proves unusually frontloaded, and Paramount's Indy sequel already has proven a one-week wonder after absorbing a big second-session drop-off in grosses (HR 6/2).


Paramount will unspool just one more film after "Panda" in the summer: "The Love Guru," a Mike Myers comedy set for June 20.


That same date, Warners -- whose market heft rose considerably when it took over distribution of New Line titles in April -- bows the Steve Carell laugher "Get Smart." And Warners' four other remaining summer openers include an almost certain hit in the Batman sequel "The Dark Knight."


Fox has a whopping seven films still to bow in the summer, but only two appear likely candidates for $100 million-plus domestic runs. Those include M. Night Shyamalan's "The Happening" (June 13) and "The X-Files: I Want to Believe" (July 25), though the Eddie Murphy starrer "Meet Dave" (July 11) also could have a shot.


Disney sits fourth in year-to-date market share with $377 million (10.3%), and Sony is fifth with $370.5 million (10.2%), according to EDI data.


Disney's two remaining summer releases include Pixar's "Wall-E," and Sony has "Zohan" and four other summer films still to unspool. But it's unlikely either will top year-to-date rankings by Labor Day after starting June so far back in the distribution pack.



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Reset

Reset   
Artist: Reset

   Genre(s): 
Rock: Punk-Rock
   



Discography:


No Limits   
 No Limits

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 13




 





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