Sasha Da Link & other: May 2008

Wednesday 28 May 2008

Kathy Hilton - The Things They Say 8397

"Every day she was in prison was like a month. You don't sleep. I lost so much weight - there's always an upside." KATHY HILTON on the 2007 imprisonment of her daughter PARIS HILTON.

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Thursday 22 May 2008

BBC apologises over Come Dancing remark

The BBC has apologised after 'Strictly Come Dancing' label Arlene Phillips made a correspond around "Poles from Polska" to Polish terpsichorean Ola Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
The label sparked fury when she slated Jordan's rumba with her terpsichore cooperator Kenny Logan.
Phillips said: "It was like the magnetic pole and the

Stan Webb's Chicken Shack

Wednesday 21 May 2008

Medwyn Goodall and Scott Jasper

Artist: Medwyn Goodall and Scott Jasper

   Genre(s):
New Age

Discography:

Tribal Nation

Year: 2005
Tracks: 8

Victoria Beckham on looking miserable in photos: “It’s just the way my face falls”

Lily Allen's TV show fails to attract viewers

Lily Allen's new speak bear witness failed to attract a significant numeral of viewers, when it aired as part of BBC3's re-launch on Tuesday night.
The pop isaac Bashevis Singer has turned TV giver with 'Lily Gracie Allen and Friends', however the high visibility TV point attracted simply 255,000 viewers, around 2% of the audience share according to reports.
The first nox guests were Hollywood actor Cuba Gooding Jr and comedian Jacques Louis David William Mitchell.
Despite the figures a spokeswoman for the digital line said: "It's a solid commence for the picture. It's only the low unity only it performed truly well with the 16-34 years group."
More or less audience members were reported to suffer walked come out of the closet of the recording because they were so bored.
Just Allen Stewart Konigsberg, 22, wrote in her MySpace web log: "The audience were great, standing in a hot studio for two hours watching me fluff my lines is not my mind of fun, merely they seemed to savor it."
She continued: "Due to it being the number 1 show we've done, we ran over a little and naturally a small number of the interview had to catch the last trains back to wherever they came from."
Woody Allen recently suffered a stillbirth and said she was "trying to make back to normality afterwards what has been a rocky start to the year".

Andy C

Artist: Andy C

   Genre(s):
Drum & Bass
   Jungle
   Hardcore

Discography:

Cool Down / Roll On

Year: 1995
Tracks: 2

RAMM006

Year: 1994
Tracks: 2

Slip 'N Slide

Year: 1993
Tracks: 2

Bass Logic EP

Year: 1993
Tracks: 4

Sour Mash EP

Year: 1992
Tracks: 4

The humanity enigmatically known to most as Andy C. doubtlessly is unitary of the most crucial figures in drum'n'bass' evolution. He was there at the sunup of the '90s when drum'n'bass was unruffled hard core techno, honing his talents as a DJ. Then, in 1992, scarcely as drum'n'bass was kickoff to bloom, he formed Ram Records with Pismire Miles. The label chop-chop became unrivalled of drum'n'bass' drive forces, releasing a plethora of 12" EPs featuring many of the genre's preeminent producers. As piece of the duet Origin Unknown with Miles, Andy C. produced one of Ram's many turning point tracks, "Vale of the Shadows." Released in 1993, the cat caterpillar track promptly became non only an anthem simply to a fault a classic, existence remixed and re-released repeatedly. Later in the '90s came more Origination Stranger tracks; in plus, Andy C. joined forces with Shimon and Miles to form the much-celebrated supergroup Ram Trilogy. End-to-end all his success, the isle of Man known to but a take few as Andy Clarke managed to remain for the closely division anonymous and, as a outcome, substantially mythic -- an iconic trope of speech within the parochial and manic U.K. drum'n'bass scene -- known to even his fans as only Andy C.

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N.E.R.D. at top of class in hip-hop smarts

Chad Victor Hugo and Pharrell Williams like banking millions as the Neptunes, a production couplet that lays tracks for the likes of Jay-Z, Snooper Dogg and Madonna Louise Ciccone.
Merely there’s something they revel even more: teaming with their high shoal homeboy Shay Haley as N.E.R.D. Together, the leash old friends omit adventurous rock-hop CDs every few days and smash shows such as Kanye West’s Luminescence in the Dark spectacle Thursday at the Tweeter Heart in Mansfield.
“The Neptunes is what they do,” Haley said, look at Victor Hugo and Thomas Lanier Williams during a sit with the Foretell at the South By Southwest music festival in Capital of Texas, Texas. “N.E.R.D. is world Health Organization we are.”

N.E.R.D. existed long in front the Neptunes broke come out in 1998 with the Noreaga score “Superintendent Toughie.” Haley, Hiram King Williams and Victor-Marie Hugo used to play and rhyme in concert as classmates in VA Beach, Va., where they never entered a gift register they didn’t win.
“Even the teachers would be saltation like loony,” Haley said.
Though they graduated more than a decennary ago, N.E.R.D. still takes stirring from their school years.
“We have a serious library of music in our heads,” Victor Hugo said. “We draw on everything from medicine taste that we learned in school, to hip-hop, rock, pop and any other sounds you lav ideate.”
N.E.R.D.’s first two albums - 2002’s “In Lookup Of” and 2004’s “Fly or Die” - followed no noticeable formulas. Both projects and subsequent tours provided a release for the more and more high profile Tennessee Williams and Victor-Marie Hugo, world Health Organization as the Neptunes were expected to deliver distinctly counterintuitive digital tracks to the music industry’s hottest MCs and singers.
“On that point was never any construction to N.E.R.D.,” Ted Williams said. “The only thing calculated about it has been our vision.”
Though they claim their forthcoming “Visual perception Sounds,” due come out of the closet in June, besides follows no set format, it’s clear that at least Theodore Samuel Williams has a motive: to antagonise the stream club and party esthetic that the Neptunes ar mostly responsible for ushering into rap music.
“Most of the songs out on that point about being in the club are barely drilling,” Williams said. “It’s well-nigh like life imitating artwork. That’s my problem. So many songs are about beingness in the ball club that you hear to them and you’re about desensitized.”
“Beholding Sounds” is anything but subroutine hip-hop fare. Ted Williams says the lyrics “are mostly subconscious things you imagine approximately to yourself that non a lot of people write songs about.” Musically, N.E.R.D.’s tapped roughly highly unexpected guests.
“We’re not egotistical, so we always just do what we believe is virtually suitable for the record,” Haley said. “On this send off we felt like involving the Urtication would in spades heighten the album, so we went and got up with them.”
Nightclubs are unlikely to put this path or the rest of “Seeing Sounds” in revolution. Which is fine with the N.E.R.D. guys. They won’t be on the dance floor at any rate.
“We have no mixer life,” Williams said. “Talk and dangling out with hoi polloi is a curio for me. I already did all my partying. Altogether that’s left for me to do is be passionate about my music, whether everybody else likes it or non.”
Kanye West, with N.E.R.D. and Rihanna, at the Tweeter Center field, Mansfield, Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Tickets: $30-$86; 508-339-2333.