Artist: Eternal Flight
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
Positive Rage
Year: 2005
Tracks: 11
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Michael Garrison
Artist: Michael Garrison
Genre(s):
Electronic
Discography:
Brave New World
Year: 1999
Tracks: 7
Live Vol. 2
Year: 1995
Tracks: 11
Live Vol. 1
Year: 1995
Tracks: 12
Tranquility Cove (Compilation)
Year: 1992
Tracks: 8
A Positive Reflecting Glow
Year: 1992
Tracks: 11
The Rhythm Of Life
Year: 1991
Tracks: 9
Prisms
Year: 1991
Tracks: 10
In The Regions Of Sunreturn
Year: 1991
Tracks: 11
Eclipse
Year: 1991
Tracks: 9
Aurora Dawn
Year: 1991
Tracks: 11
An Earth-Star Trilogy
Year: 1989
Tracks: 11
Images
Year: 1986
Tracks: 10
Point Of Impact
Year: 1983
Tracks: 11
The Distance From Here
Year: 1979
Tracks: 7
A longstanding American exponent of sequencer-based medicine, Garrison has released over a vi albums of high-energy electronics. Strongly influenced by European innovators like Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream, this Oregon-based artist enjoys propellent listeners into rhythmic travels along the space-time continuum continuum.
Tuesday, 10 June 2008
Rupert apologizes
Outspoken actor Rupert Everett has apologized to British servicemen for branding them �whining wimps� � insisting his comments were �flippant and irresponsible,� imdb.com reports.
The Stardust actor, whose own father was a major in the British Army, made the controversial comments in a documentary filmed for the U.K.�s Channel 4 about 19th-century soldier Sir Richard Burton.
The star compared modern day soldiers to old-fashioned recruits, insisting British fighters in Iraq and Afghanistan constantly �whine� about facing the risk of death.
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John Mayer spoke to Entertainment Tonight briefly about his budding romance with Jennifer Aniston — but remained coy on the details.
“Listen, this is not a scandal, this is not an issue, this is not a problem, this needs no spin control,” the singer, 30, said. “This is me living my life.”
Mayer quipped that the photographer who took the shots of him and Jennifer sun bathing in Miami recently had “a really powerful lens, and I don’t fault him, I don’t fault anybody, I don’t fault you, I don’t fault this or that.”
“Listen, this is not a scandal, this is not an issue, this is not a problem, this needs no spin control,” the singer, 30, said. “This is me living my life.”
Mayer quipped that the photographer who took the shots of him and Jennifer sun bathing in Miami recently had “a really powerful lens, and I don’t fault him, I don’t fault anybody, I don’t fault you, I don’t fault this or that.”
Ray Wilson
Artist: Ray Wilson
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
The Next Best Thing
Year: 2004
Tracks: 12
Change
Year: 2003
Tracks: 17
Gifted with a warm, shingly voice, Scottish singer Ray Wilson has had a career of high and lows so far. A Levi's TV ad dragged him taboo of tilt limbo and propelled his group Stiltskin into the UK charts. A few months later on, his hiring as Phil Collins' renewal in Genesis shoved him into the public eye, simply only for a brief period of time. The group's straightaway abandon in the face of adversity (i.e. unsatisfactory gross revenue of the record album Calling All Stations) brought Wilson down and left him unfairly carrying the system of weights of the failure. He is tardily edifice back a solo vocation.
Mount Wilson was born in Dumfries, Scotland, September 9, 1968. His first-class honours degree high school rock bands included his brother Steve. In 1988 he met bar piano player Paul Holmes at a bar where his girlfriend american ginseng. They started a songwriting partnership and deuce long time after they formed Guaranteed Pure, which as well included Steve Wilson and future Cut bassist John Haimes. The group released a duet of tapes and one CD, Swing Your Bag which they recorded at Fish's studio. The deed runway appeared on the Fish curated digest Outpatients รข€˜93, but the grouping failed to attract much interest. Holmes returned to the piano bar circuit and Guaranteed Pure disintegrated.
Beam Wilson was non left without a band for long. In January 1994 he was asked by to unite Stiltskin. The group instantly entered the studio apartment to record The Mind's Eye (1995). In the lag, the vocal "Inside" got featured on television system in an advertisement for Levi's jeans. The exposure shot the individual to No. 1, but the grouping fell aside o'er national dissensions.
That's when Wilson heard that Genesis were look for a new singer. He passed the auditory modality and panax quinquefolius and contributed lyrics to the 1997 album Calling All Stations. His voice existence slightly resonant of Peter Gabriel, fans of the band were hoping for a devolve to the group's sooner good, merely the isaac Bashevis Singer ne'er had a chance to leave his depression. After record album and ticket gross sales failed to meet expectations in America, voice of Genesis' 1998 reality circuit was off, the group put on the ice, and Wilson on the side pillaged. He immediately formed Cut with drummer Nir Z. (Collins' drumming replacing), John Haimes and brother Steve, releasing Millionairehead on the German market in 1999. In 2001 he made an acoustic solo tour of Europe which yielded the self-released record album Unplugged, retitled Live and Acoustic when picked up by Inside Out Music in mid-2002.
Radiohead Feeling Generous, Apparently
1. Radiohead, "Super Collider (Live in Dublin)"Always looking for innovate new music-distribution methods, Radiohead leaked this brand-new song by playing it in public in front of a crowd of people, where anyone with ears could download it to their brains. This seems like it might catch on. [Stereogum]
2. Radiohead, "The Rip" (Portishead cover)
Apparently in a generous mood this weekend, Radiohead have decided that giving away their own songs just wasn't enough, so they gave us a cover of one of Portishead's most recent tracks as well. [Stereogum]
3. Jay-Z, "A Billi"
Hov sees ten times more dead people (the kind who used to be presidents) than Lil Wayne does on this reworking of his "A Milli." [Nobody Dance No More]
4. DMX feat. Freeway, "Where You Been?"
We understand why DMX named his sweet new party anthem "Where You Been?," since he's probably asked that question a lot. [Get Weird Turn Pro]
5. Ladyhawke, "Paris Is Burning (Peaches Remix)"
Peaches cobbles together a particularly sizzling remix of Ladyhawke's recent Francophilic single. [Electrorash] —Ehren Gresehover
2. Radiohead, "The Rip" (Portishead cover)
Apparently in a generous mood this weekend, Radiohead have decided that giving away their own songs just wasn't enough, so they gave us a cover of one of Portishead's most recent tracks as well. [Stereogum]
3. Jay-Z, "A Billi"
Hov sees ten times more dead people (the kind who used to be presidents) than Lil Wayne does on this reworking of his "A Milli." [Nobody Dance No More]
4. DMX feat. Freeway, "Where You Been?"
We understand why DMX named his sweet new party anthem "Where You Been?," since he's probably asked that question a lot. [Get Weird Turn Pro]
5. Ladyhawke, "Paris Is Burning (Peaches Remix)"
Peaches cobbles together a particularly sizzling remix of Ladyhawke's recent Francophilic single. [Electrorash] —Ehren Gresehover
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