Artist: Moods Of Nature
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Rainforest Reflections
Year: 2005
Tracks: 5
Babbling Brook
Year: 2005
Tracks: 5
Woodland Wonder
Year: 2000
Tracks: 13
The Tropical Rainforest
Year: 1996
Tracks: 14
Se.Ra.Phic
Saturday, 31 May 2008
Moods Of Nature
Artist: Moods Of Nature
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Rainforest Reflections
Year: 2005
Tracks: 5
Babbling Brook
Year: 2005
Tracks: 5
Woodland Wonder
Year: 2000
Tracks: 13
The Tropical Rainforest
Year: 1996
Tracks: 14
Se.Ra.Phic
Bram Tchaikovsky
Artist: Bram Tchaikovsky
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
Strange Man, Changed Man
Year: 2007
Tracks: 11
Bram Tchaikovsky (innate Peter Bramall) began playing in local saloon rock-and-roll bands in Lincolnshire, England, in the recent '60s. He linked the Motors in 1977 and was relegated to simple sideman status by the karyon of the dance orchestra, songwriters Andy McMaster and Nick Garvey. While waiting on pre-production knead for the second gear Motors album, Tchaikovsky took the chance to do some recording of his possess. The resulting single, "Sarah Smiles," john Drew enough interest for him to allow the Motors and form his own dance orchestra. In plus to its leader, the dance orchestra Bram Tchaikovsky consisted of Mike Broadbent (bass, keyboards) and Keith Boyce (drums). They sign to the raw Radar judge in 1978 along with Stiff expatriates Nick Lowe and Elvis Costello. The stripe showed a great deal out of promise with their first record album, Strange Man Changed Man, trying on in nicely with the maturation office pop effort. The unforgettable "Female child of My Dreams," a genuine high gear percentage point of the prison term, became a minor shoot on both sides of the Atlantic. Tchaikovsky continued on through rapid personnel office changes for deuce more than albums, The Russians Are Coming (released in the U.S. as Press) in 1980 and Funland in 1981. A considerable drop in gross revenue prompted Tchaikovsky to dissolve the band and hit the sack from the medicine business sector.
Sanzs Blackmailers Reach Plea Deal
A couple who attempted to extort $500,000 (GBP250,000) from Latin star ALEJANDO SANZ has accepted a plea deal to avoid the case going to trial.
Sanz's former maintenance worker Carlos Gonzalez and his wife Sylvia Alzate confessed to trying to blackmail the star last December (07), by threatening to release unspecified private information about him to the Spanish media unless he paid up.
Jury selection in the pair's Florida trial was due to begin on Monday (19May08), but minutes before it was due to get underway, Gonzalez and Alzate agreed to serve two years' probation instead - each avoiding a possible 50-year prison sentence if they were convicted.
During Monday's court session, Circuit Judge Israel Reyes ordered the release of Gonzalez from jail and also ruled that the couple must stay away from the Latin Grammy winner.
In addition, he has imposed a two-year gag order on all those connected with the case, banning them from talking to the media about the specific details.
According to reports, Sanz revealed he had fathered a son from a previous relationship just weeks after being threatened by the couple.
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Pete Doherty: 'I cheated drugs test on probation'
Pete Doherty has admitted that he cheated drugs tests before he was incarcerated in Wormwood Scrubs prison recently for breaching probation.
However, contrary to tabloid newspaper reports today (May 13), the singer/guitarist explained that he did not cheat on tests when in jail. He legitimately received a certificate indicating he was free of drugs.
Speaking about a period shortly before he was in jail Doherty told NME.COM: "I was pretty much back into the [heroin] cycle. I was banging it. The only time I tested clean was when I used someone else's piss. It was a fair cop [going to jail for breaching probation], really."
Doherty explained that he was put on a drug treatment programme in jail where he received heroin replacement drug Sebutex, which he stopped taking two-and-a-half weeks before being released from jail.
He said that reports that he took heroin in jail were "complete rubbish", and that he wished the prison had reacted to newspaper reports. "It's their policy to ignore them rather than acknowledge them [newspaper reports]," he said. "I kind of wish they'd said something.
"I can't go back to that [using drugs]. I don't think I've ever been healthier."
Pete Doherty appears on the cover of the new issue of NME, out today (May 13) in London and nationwide tomorrow (May 14). Doherty gives an exclusive interview to NME, complete with excerpts from his prison diary.
However, contrary to tabloid newspaper reports today (May 13), the singer/guitarist explained that he did not cheat on tests when in jail. He legitimately received a certificate indicating he was free of drugs.
Speaking about a period shortly before he was in jail Doherty told NME.COM: "I was pretty much back into the [heroin] cycle. I was banging it. The only time I tested clean was when I used someone else's piss. It was a fair cop [going to jail for breaching probation], really."
Doherty explained that he was put on a drug treatment programme in jail where he received heroin replacement drug Sebutex, which he stopped taking two-and-a-half weeks before being released from jail.
He said that reports that he took heroin in jail were "complete rubbish", and that he wished the prison had reacted to newspaper reports. "It's their policy to ignore them rather than acknowledge them [newspaper reports]," he said. "I kind of wish they'd said something.
"I can't go back to that [using drugs]. I don't think I've ever been healthier."
Pete Doherty appears on the cover of the new issue of NME, out today (May 13) in London and nationwide tomorrow (May 14). Doherty gives an exclusive interview to NME, complete with excerpts from his prison diary.
Utah Phillips Dies In His Sleep
American folk musician Utah Phillips [ tickets ], 73, died May 23 of congestive heart failure at his home in Nevada City, CA, according to an official obituary posted on his website.Phillips, born Bruce Duncan Phillips, drew from diverse influences including the Borscht Belt, Myron Cohen, Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Hank Williams and T. Texas Tyler. Over the span of nearly four decades, Phillips performed in large and small cities throughout the US, Canada and Europe. A single from Phillips' first record, "Moose Turd Pie," saw extensive airplay in 1973. Throughout the years, his performing partners included Rosalie Sorrels, Kate Wolf, John McCutcheon and Ani DiFranco.Phillips' extensive writing and recording career included two Grammy-nominated albums with DiFranco. His songs were performed and recorded by noted artists including Emmylou Harris, Waylon Jennings, Joan Baez, Tom Waits and Joe Ely, among others. Phillips was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Folk Alliance in 1997.Early in his life, Phillips developed a lifelong concern with the living conditions of working people. When he began suffering from the effects of chronic heart disease in 2004, he cut back his touring schedule and launched a nationally syndicated folk-music radio show, "Loafer's Glory." In 2005, he started a homeless shelter, Hospitality House, in his rural home county, where down-on-their-luck men and women had been sleeping under the manzanita brush at the edge of town. Today, Hospitality House continues to provide a safe haven for 25 to 30 guests a night. Phillips' family requests memorial donations be sent to Hospitality House via its website.
Jennifer Lopez checks into hospital?
Singer and actress Jennifer Lopez has reportedly checked into hospital in preparation for giving birth.
According to US media reports, the star, who is rumoured to be expecting twins, has now been admitted to the North Shore University Hospital in New York.
The Daily Telegraph reports that a private room in the hospital was kept vacant for the 37-year-old star for the past two weeks.
A patient at the hospital reportedly told Pagesix.com that she overheard hospital staff saying: "JLo is here".
According to US media reports, the star, who is rumoured to be expecting twins, has now been admitted to the North Shore University Hospital in New York.
The Daily Telegraph reports that a private room in the hospital was kept vacant for the 37-year-old star for the past two weeks.
A patient at the hospital reportedly told Pagesix.com that she overheard hospital staff saying: "JLo is here".
Blink 182 - Delonge Says No To Blink 182 Reunion
Former BLINK 182 frontman TOM DeLONGE has ruled out ever reforming the punk band - because he couldn't bear to perform the songs he wrote in his youth.
The singer - who now fronts Angels + Airways - enjoyed huge success with his rock trio, but he has disappointed fans by insisting it's impossible to reunite a band who sang about "first dates".
DeLonge feels he'd be cheating himself and the band's followers if he were to impersonate the man he used to be.
He says, "I really cannot see any possible way that Blink would get back together, nor do I have any desire for it. It was a really amazing, magical time for me when I was young but, now I'm older, I'm doing things that reflect my life now.
"It would be a lie to myself to go and sing about first dates and girls at the rock show. That's not really what I'm about right now."
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Devin Townsend
Artist: Devin Townsend
Genre(s):
Rock
Metal
Discography:
Presents: Ziltoid the Omniscient
Year: 2007
Tracks: 11
Terria
Year: 2006
Tracks: 11
Accelerated Evolution
Year: 2001
Tracks: 9
Ocean Machine-Biomech
Year: 1997
Tracks: 13
Physicist
Year:
Tracks: 12
Infinity
Year:
Tracks: 10
Industrial metal singer/guitarist Devin Townsend was born May 5, 1972 in Vancouver, BC; later picking up the banjo at age five, at 12 he affected to guitar, and inside a few old age was preeminent the set Grey Skies, later known as Noisescapes. Sending the group's demo to the Relativity label, Townsend was non only offered a solo sell simply was too tapped to sing on Steve Vai's 1993 LP Sex and Religion, a coaction which further extensive to the guitar god's 1996 effort Fire Garden. In betwixt, Townsend worked on a series of projects with Front Line Assembly, and in 1995 issued the solo Heavy as a Really Heavy Thing under the alias Strapping Young Lad. A stint with the satirical punk rock band Punky Bruster yielded the Cooked on Phonics LP before Townsend began work on the second base Strapping Young Lad magnetic disc, 1997's City; he next formed Ocean Machine for 1999's Biomech. Ocean Machine: Biomech appeared 2 long time later.
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