Waltari – Below Zero 2009

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Genero: Metal Progresivo
Año: 2009
Peso: 97 Mb
Formato: Mp3/320 Kbps
Host: Rapidshare
Uploader: Pelicon
Pass: pelicon

Line up:

Kärtsy Hatakka – Vocals, Bass, Keyboards, Programming (1986- )
Sami Yli-Sirniö – Guitar (1989-1995, 2001- ) (Kreator, Barren Earth)
Jariot Lehtinen – Guitar (1986- )
Janne Immonen – Keyboards, Programming (Anima (Fin), Verenpisara, Ajattara)
Ville Veikko Vehviläinen – Drums (2005- ) (Enforce (Fin), Falchion, Nowen, Maiden Hell)

Tracklist:

01. Below Zero
02. I Hear Voices
03. In The Cradle
04. Without Lies
05. Dubbed World
06. Endless Highway
07. Syntax Error
08. My Own Satisfaction
09. 10 Reasons Why Not To Hate Me
10. Travel On

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Anjunabeats Worldwide 143 – With Super8 And Tab – 11.10.2009

Tracklist

01. Stoneface & Terminal “St Francis Foley” (Club Mix)
02. Ronski Speed Feat. Emma Hewitt Pres. Sun Decade “Lasting Light” (Original Mix)
03. Lange & Andy Moor “Stadium Four” (Original Mix)
04. Breakfast “Air Guitar” (Original Mix)
05. Lange feat. Sarah Howells “Let It All Out” (Ronski Speed Remix)
06. Mike Koglin vs. P.O.S. “Autumn” (Original Mix)
07. Super8 & Tab “Irufushi” (Original Mix)
08. Ferry Corsten feat. Novastar “Because The Remix” (Extended Dub)
09. Oliver Smith “Cadence” (Original Mix)
10. Cosmic Gate Feat. Aruna “Under Your Spell” (Myon & Shane54 Monster Mix)
11. Poshout “Golden Sands” (Sunny Lax Remix)
12. John O’Bir “Answers” (Original Mix)
13. Gaia “Tuvan” (Gareth Emery Remix)
14. John Askew “Beirut” (Thomas Datt Remix)
15. Ilya Soloviev & Poshout “Leaving Planet” (Original Mix)
16. Mike Shiver “On The Surface” (Alex M.O.R.P.H. Remix)
17. Lifeserzh “Balsis” (Ronski Speed’s Positive Ways Mix)
18. Dan Stone “Mumbai” (Original Mix)
19. Adam Nickey “Callista” (Original Mix)
20. Tasadi “Mercurius”
21. Ronski Speed Feat. Ana “The Deep Devine” (Gareth Emery Remix)

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Audioslave Discography – All 3 Albums + 2 Live + Cd Covers

Audioslave – First Release – 2002 + 1 Bonus Track + Covers

Info:

Audioslave: Chris Cornell (vocals); Tom Morello (guitar); Timothy Commerford (bass guitar); Brad Wilk (drums).

AUDIOSLAVE was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Rock Album.

“Like A Stone” was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance.

A modern day super-group composed of ex-members of heavy rock titans Soundgarden and Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave was subject to some pretty high fan expectations. Luckily, the group delivers just what the doctor ordered: a seamless mix of the styles that made the individual members famous. Basically a stoner rock record par excellence, AUDIOSLAVE strips the genre down to its core, serving up one pile-driving riff after another with minimal, but perfectly placed, production flash. In any given song, the band repeats said riffs with even more bone-crushing attitude each time.

Just when the listener thinks his/her head will go numb from too much stud-rock low E-string twanging and Montrose-era Sammy Hagar-esque wailing, however, Audioslave wisely throws in a ballad. Sure, it’s a proven rock formula, but these guys are professionals fully in control of the situation; AUDIOSLAVE bristles with a no-frills, offhand intensity that throws down and reminds those silly nu-metal poseurs what heavy rock is all about.

Track List:

1.   Cochise   
2.   Show Me How to Live   
3.   Gasoline   
4.   What You Are   
5.   Like a Stone   
6.   Set It Off   
7.   Shadow on the Sun   
8.   I Am the Highway   
9.   Exploder   
10.   Hypnotize   
11.   Bring em Back Alive   
12.   Light My Way   
13.   Getaway Car   
14.   The Last Remaining Light
15.   I am the Highway – Acoustic

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Children Of Bodom – Are You Dead Yet? (2005)

Children Of Bodom – Are You Dead Yet? (2005)

Genre: Melodic Death Metal
Length: 37:25
Size: 289MB (304MB w/ extras)
Format: FLAC

Track List:
1. Living Dead Beat
2. Are You Dead Yet?
3. If You Want Peace…Prepare For War
4. Punch Me I Bleed
5. In Your Face
6. Next In Line
7. Bastards Of Bodom
8. Trashed, Lost & Strungout
9. We’re Not Gonna Fall

Review: Metal-Observer (8/10)

I’ve always liked CHILDREN OF BODOM, just never really liked them. You know, I listen to them occasionally and eventually buy each new album, but I’ve never considered them amongst my favorites. Truth-be-told, I’ve always held COB’s contemporaries (ETERNAL TEARS OF SORROW, SKYFIRE, NORTHER, etc.), in higher regard.

With all that in mind, I was in no hurry to get my hands on COB’s newest release, “Are You Dead Yet?” Then I read in a few different places that the instrumental winky puller had been toned down a bit and vocalist Alexi Laiho was a bit easier to understand. This news intrigued me, as Janne Warman’s overblown keyboard runs and Alexi’s garbled-beyond-comprehension vocals had always been my biggest peeve when it came to COB’s albums. So I thought, “what the hell,” and went ahead and picked-up “Are You Dead Yet?”

First things first, this is still CHILDREN OF BODOM, 100%. There are still keyboard runs and solos, just not quite as many. Warman’s keyboards have taken a slightly more backing role this time around. Laiho’s vocals are still garbled, but he seems to be making an effort to be a bit more understandable. The guitar work from Laiho and new axeman Roope Latvala (ex-Sinergy, among several others) is great, as usual on a COB release. Although, there aren’t as many leads or solos as on past releases. Bass player Henkka T. Blacksmith has taken a more prominent role on “Are You Dead Yet?”, standing out more than in the past. And Jaska W. Raatikainen’s drumming is good, as always. Regardless of one’s opinion of COB’s music, their instrumental skills are inarguable.

On “Are You Dead Yet?”, CHILDREN OF BODOM has finally written a full album of songs, not just four-minute vehicles for solos, held together by loose verses and choruses. I’d always kind of thought of COB as nothing more than a means for Laiho and Warmen to show off and they did so unabashedly. While this was always impressive, the songs always suffered. Not anymore.

“Living Dead Beat” starts with keyboard melody and is soon joined by the rest of the band with crunchy, rhythmic beat. This album sees a lot more of the chugging rhythmic-style guitar playing, which might scare many away. But fear not, at the 3:15 mark the first guitar solo rips-in and all is well. “Are You Dead Yet” speeds things up just a bit in the beginning, but settles into a groove after a short time. With a very catchy chorus, this is one of my favourite tracks. “If You Want Peace…Prepare For War” is and absolute stomper, very bass heavy and the heaviest song on the album. “In Your Face” is my personal favorite, as it has a pissed of swagger to it that makes me want to pump my fist in the air. “Trashed, Lost & Strungout” is the albums first single and sounds like a song from COB’s last release, “Hate Crew Deathroll”. To finish off my copy (the USA version), is a cover of the RAMONES’ classic, “Somebody Put Something In My Drink.” COB adds its own twist, but never loses the spirit of the original, making for some great fun.

Now for the downside of “Are You Dead Yet?” Some of the songs (“Punch Me I Bleed” and “Bastards Of Bodom”), aren’t quite on the same level as the others. I’ve also read at various forums that a whole lot of people dislike the production, but I think it sounds very good. Mikko Karmila, who has worked with the likes of STRATOVARIUS, SONATA ARCTICA, THERION and LULLACRY in the past, handled the production duties. All the instruments are clear, full and heavy. So, you may or may not be happy with the production value on “Are You Dead Yet?”

So, the final verdict on “Are You Dead Yet?” I like it. No, I really like it. It probably won’t end up in my year-end top 10 list, but it’s very good nonetheless. And to top it all off, “Are You Dead Yet?” is my now my favorite CHILDREN OF BODOM album.

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Grand Atlantic How We Survive 2009 404

Grand Atlantic – How We Survive

ARTiST: Grand Atlantic
ALBUM: How We Survive
BiTRATE: 197kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 –vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Grand Atlantic
GENRE: Rock
SiZE: 60.42 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 40min 04sec total
RiP DATE: 2009-10-03
STORE DATE: 2009-07-04

Track List:
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01. Coast is Clear                   3:18
02. Tripwires                        3:17
03. She’s a Dreamer                  3:35
04. Freeway                          3:57
05. How We Survive                   4:50
06. Used to be the Sensitive Type    3:25
07. Just Another Ghost Town          4:18
08. Hit n Run / So Cold              3:57
09. Holding Pattern                  2:58
10. These Are the Times              4:07
11. Don’t Say Goodnight              2:22

Release Notes:
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The way “Brisbane’s favorite power-pop band” Grand Atlantic survive is by
writing catchy songs. This is the excellent album Oasis should have done after
What’s the Story Morning Glory but didn’t. True to their name, Grand Atlantic go
after big, towering hooks. They know that hit songs are simple, and they keep
them that way – this is the kind of album you’ll be humming despite yourself
after you’ve heard it once. As terse as the writing is, the production has a
massive, big-room 90s feel, with a ton of guitar overdubs ringing, pinging,
clanging and crashing in their allotted spaces. What hits you right off the bat
is how smartly and tastefully this has been assembled.

The album gets going with Coast Is Clear, a midtempo, harmony-driven escape
anthem which sets the tone for the rest of the cd. Tripwires introduces the
band’s other specialty, crunchy riff-rock, here spiced with some clever retro
80s synth patches. The big hit here, obviously, is She’s a Dreamer, which could
be Oasis but thankfully without the coked-out poser attitude and all those
pilfered Beatles licks (you can hear it right now on their myspace). The upbeat
post-Oasis vibe continues on Freeway and its tasty layers of guitar.

The title track, interestingly enough, goes back in time another twenty years
for a sort of Badfinger ballad feel. After that, the Rickenbackers kick in with
some tasty jangle and clang on the sarcastic sha-la-la power-pop number Used to
Be the Sensitive Type. There’s also a satisfying, electric piano-flavored dis of
a gold-digging woman, a garage rock number, and the pensive anthem These Are the
Times, a feast of textures with the Rickenbacker adding gorgeously echoey
accents above the roar. Finally, on the last song, there are some Beatles
echoes, specifically, Lennon’s Imagine. Otherwise, this is great driving music,
great loud party music and something that could easily take off internationally.
Keep your eyes on Grand Atlantic whether you’re in the antipodes or somewhere
north of there.

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Young Widows – Old Wounds

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TRACKLIST:

1. Took a Turn
2. Old Skin
3. Mr. No Harm
4. Guitar, The
5. Lucky and Hardheaded
6. 21st Century Invention
7. Heat is Here, The
8. Delay Your Pressure
9. Let Him Be
10. Feelers
11. Swamped and Agitated

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Dinosaur Jr. – Farm (2009) @ 320 Kbps

Dinosaur Jr. – Farm (2009) @ 320 kbps

The original line-up of Dinosaur Jr. are set to release their fifth full-length record. The effort is titled Farm and will be released via PIAS on June 22nd 2009. The record was recorded in J Mascis’ Bisquiteen studio in Amherst, MA, and was produced by Mascis. While I have yet to hear the album in its entirety, I’m share the press release with you:

If “Beyond” was Dinosaur Jr’s return to form, “Farm” is proof that this band continues to deliver rock worth cranking to 11. At times wholly 70’s guitar-epic, at other times perfect for sitting by a babbling brook with Joni and Neil, “Farm” encompasses Dinosaur Jr.’s signature palette – soaring and distorted guitar, unshakable hooks, honey-rich melodies, with songs that get into your head and, bouncing around happily, stay there.

The ear-catching “Plans” is nearly 7 minutes of classic whipped-topping rock dessert, whilst “I Don’t Wanna Go There” is a meat-and-potatoes main dish, mixing unapologetic lead guitar with straight-ahead delivery a la James Gang or Humble Pie. These two tunes round out twelve tracks propelled by the unique energy of one of America’s greatest living rock bands hitting their stride.

Track listing

01. Pieces – 4:34
02. I Want You to Know – 4:32
03. Ocean in the Way – 4:22
04. Plans – 6:43
05. Your Weather (Barlow) – 3:08
06. Over It – 3:49
07. Friends – 4:34
08. Said the People – 7:43
09. There’s No Here – 3:41
10. See You – 5:49
11. I Don’t Wanna Go There – 8:45
12. Imagination Blind” (Barlow) – 3:21

mp3 | 320 kbps | 130.09 mb

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After Forever – Discography

After Forever

Background information

Origin Netherlands
Genre(s) Symphonic Metal
Years active 1995 – present
Label(s) Nuclear Blast Records
Website www.afterforever.com
Members
Floor Jansen
Sander Gommans
Luuk van Gerven
André Borgman

In 1999 the band begun composing songs of their own and recorded two demos – entitled Ephemeral and Wings of Illusion – which eventually drew the attention of the Transmission Records label, with whom the band signed a contract.

Their debut album Prison of Desire was recorded in 2000, featuring the guest appearance of Sharon den Adel. The album obtained impressive success in Europe. In the end of that year, drummer André Borgman and keyboardist Lando van Gils joined the band, replacing Joep Beckers and Jack Driessen.

In 2001 the album Decipher was released. Floor Jansen was invited to guest sing in Ayreon, one of Arjen Anthony Lucassen’s projects. In 2002 Mark Jansen quit After Forever and subsequently assembled the band Epica, being replaced by Bas Maas. In 2003 After Forever released the EP and DVD Exordium.

In 2004, the concept album Invisible Circles was released. It reached 26th place in the Dutch Top 100 musical chart. Lando van Gils also left the band and was replaced by Joost van den Broek in the same year.

In early September 2005, the band released their fourth album Remagine This album is available in two versions, a SACD with three bonus songs and as a ‘Special Edition’ with a DVD. The DVD contains a photo gallery and a ‘making of’ documentary.

On March 3, 2006, the band left the Transmission Records label, due to the scarce promotion that the label was providing. Following this, Transmission Records released the Mea Culpa compilation. By October of the same year After Forever had signed to Nuclear Blast Records.

In the end of 2006 the band recorded their 1st album on the Nuclear Blast label, self titled After Forever, it features guest appearances from Annihilator guitarist Jeff Waters and Doro Pesch. Videos of the recording sessions are available for download on the band website. The album was released in April 23, 2007.

Line-up
Floor Jansen during After Forever concert on Masters of Rock 2007 festival in Zlin.
Floor Jansen during After Forever concert on Masters of Rock 2007 festival in Zlin.

* Floor Jansen – Vocals (1997-)
* Sander Gommans – Guitar, grunts (1995-)
* Bas Maas – Guitar, vocals (2002-)
* Luuk van Gerven – Bass (1996-)
* André Borgman – Drums (2000-)
* Joost van den Broek – Keyboards (2004-)

Former members

* Mark Jansen – Guitars, screams (1995-2002)
* Joep Beckers – Drums (1995-2000)
* Jack Driessen – Keyboards (1995-2000)
* Lando van Gils – Keyboards (2000-2004)

Discography

Studio Albums

* Prison of Desire (2000)
* Decipher (2001)
* Invisible Circles (2004)
* Remagine (2005)
* After Forever (2007)

EPs And Singles

* Follow In The Cry (2000)
* Emphasis/Who Wants To Live Forever (2002)
* Monolith Of Doubt (2002)
* Exordium (2003)
* My Choice/The Evil That Men Do (2003)
* Digital Deceit (2004)
* Being Everyone (2005)
* Two Sides/Boundaries Are Open (2006)
* Energize Me (2007)
* Equally Destructive (2007)

After Forever (album)
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After Forever
After Forever cover
Studio album by After Forever
Released 23 April 2007
Genre Symphonic metal
Length 57:58
Label Nuclear Blast
Producer Gordon Groothedde
After Forever chronology
Energize Me
(2007) After Forever
(2007) Equally Destructive
(2007)

After Forever – After Forever 2007

After Forever is the eponymous fifth album by the symphonic metal band, After Forever. It was released in the United States on September 28, 2007. A bonus track, “Lonely,” appears on the digipack edition.
Contents

Track listing

1. “Discord” – 4:36
2. “Evoke” – 4:23
3. “Transitory” – 3:28
4. “Energize Me” – 3:09
5. “Equally Destructive” – 3:31
6. “Withering Time” – 4:31
7. “De-Energized” – 5:09
8. “Cry With a Smile” – 4:25
9. “Envision” – 3:56
10. “Who I Am” – 4:35
11. “Dreamflight” – 11:08
12. “Empty Memories” – 4:55

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Jeff Golub – Blues For You (2009)

Jeff Golub – Blues For You (2009)

Contemporary Jazz, Blues-Rock | MP3 CBR 192 kbps | 57:05 min | 79 Mb
Label: Koch Records | Original Release Date: August 25, 2009

Tracklist:

01.Shuffleboard
02.Rooster Blues
03.Goin’ On
04.Everybody Wants You
05.The Blink of An Eye
06.I Don’t Worry About A Thing
07.Nikki’s Walk
08.Lost Mind
09.Gone Fishin’
10.Fish Fare
11.I’ll Play The Blues For You
12.Gravessen

Band Members:

Jeff Golub (guitar)
Shawn Pelton (drums)
Tony Garnier (bass)
Kenny White (keys)

ALSO:

Rick Braun (trumpet)
Dave Woodford (sax)
Nick Lane (trombone)
“ Amazon.com
“Blues For You” is a great Smooth Jazz album, which shows why Jeff Golub has established a fine reputation as an exquisite guiter player and jazz musician.
His guitar playing takes an aesthetic cue from the great exponents of the instrument, especially Wes Montgomery, George Benson, Lee Ritenour, and Larry Carlton, among others.
He is quite capable of playing straight-ahead bop and for sure he has all the skills for it.
But like any creative soul musician he is willing to embrace influences and ideas from any genre that passes him by, adding a fresh and acutely contemporary aspect to his playing.
On this album, which wires definitely towards the blues, Jeff Golub’s fine style is perfectly suited to relaxed Smooth Jazz.
The result is a soulful blend of jazz and modern electric rock/blues.
The album features Shawn Pelton on drums , Tony Garnier on bass, and Kenny White on keyboards to round out the rhythm section.
Rick Braun, Kirk Whalum and Jon Clearly also join in.
For the first time, you will find some vocal tunes : in fact the band adds their own special magic alongside guest vocals from vocalists Billy Squier on the track “Everybody Wants You”, Mark Cohn on “I Don’t Worry About a Thing”, Peter Wolf on “Rooster Blues” and John Waite on “Lost Mind”.
The album exudes mastery with his virtuoso guitar solos and the production and sound are top-notch
“Blues For You” will appeal to lovers of Blues/Soul and Smooth Jazz, catch a master at work.
My highlights: “Fish Fare”, “Rooster Blues” and “Everybody Wants You”.

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Ferry Corsten Beatport September Top 10 (2009)

Title: Ferry Corsten Beatport September Top 10
Genre: Trance
Store Date: 01.09.2009
Lenght: 01.23.40
Encoder: Lame 3.98
Quality: 320 kbps
Channels: Joint Stereo / 44 khz

Tracklist:
01.Breakfast – Air guitar (Original Mix)
02.Corderoy – Kyrie (Original Mix)
03.Sied Van Riel – Mongoosed (Original Mix)
04.Makotrax – Homeward (2nd Mix)
05.Bobina – Invisible Touch (Ferry Corsten’s Touch)
06.Ummet Ozcan – Maya (Robbert Ladiges Mix)
07.Dakota – Roxy ‘84 (Marcus Schossow Remix)
08.XGenic – First Epilogue (Rafael Frost Remix)
09.John O’Callaghan Feat Lo-Fi Sugar – Never Fade Away (Giuseppe Ottaviani Remix)
10.Alex Kunnari – Last Sunrise (Original Mix)

179mb RAR 2 parts:

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