 Artist: John Norum: mp3 download Genre(s): Rock John Norum's discography:  Optimus Year: 2005 Tracks: 10  Slipped Into Tomorrow Year: 2000 Tracks: 11  Worlds Away Year: 1996 Tracks: 11  Another Destination Year: 1995 Tracks: 11  Face The Truth Year: 1992 Tracks: 11  Total Control Year: 1987 Tracks: 11 Though guitar player John Norum was a major piece of Countdownearned race average Europe, he left field the band -- just now earlier its worldwide winner -- as a reaction to its growing commercial sensibilities. He began transcription a solo record album, with isaac Bashevis Singer Goran Edman, drummer Peter Hermansson and bassist Marcel Jacob; the result was 1987's Total Control. He recorded the live record album Live in Stockholm the undermentioned year, collaborated with Don Dokken and recorded a second studio album in 1992, Typeface the Truth. |
Wednesday 10 September 2008
Mp3 music: John Norum
Sunday 31 August 2008
Katie Holmes Steals Tom Cruise's Style
...more Katie Holmes �
Tom Cruise may not be accompanying married woman Katie Holmes to rehearsals for her Broadway debut � but his jeans are!
As the actress attends daily preparations for her upcoming role in Arthur Miller's All My Sons, most attention seems to have been focused on her dubious wardrobe choices.
Even her new tomentum style and a leery tummy bump take been overshadowed by her pegged jeans.
Now the the couple's stylist Jeanne Yang has confirmed that said jeans actually belong to husband Tom.
"Prps has altered the style for women in the new fall collection as the Boyfriend jean," Kim Dillard, a rep for Prps Jeans, tells Us magazine.
"It's the new see Katie is going for," a source adds.
We still trying to figure out why 5'9" Katie is rolling up her 5'7" husband's pants...
See Katie's New York style
Tuesday 12 August 2008
New band's Ryes to stardom
NEWCOMERS THE RYES are quickly building up quite an a repute for themselves.
More info
They've fast become one of the most hotly-tipped groups in Britain, an
accolade which is anchored in their acclaimed electric live shows and power saw
them recently voted Channel 4�s Best Live Band.
The London-based fivepiece - who receive just been signed up by fourteenth Floor
Records - make attracted a number of big name fans including JO WHILEY,
ALEX ZANE, THE TING TINGS, CHRIS EVANS, DERMOT
O'LEARY and Bizarre Editor GORDON SMART.
So naturally we invited lede singer PAUL CANNING in for a chat near
their late rise to fame.
Read on to find out about their new individual How Come Loretta, transvestites,
Amy Winehouse and rummy touring tales.
Congratulations on getting signed up by 14th Floor Records. Can you speak us
through the concluding six months?
Yes it's been crazy. Things have rattling picked up since the start of the year.
It was amazing getting signed up and we duly ruined a few beers at London's
Hard Rock Cafe to celebrate.
Dermot O�Leary invited us to come and play a live session on his Radio 2 express
in early May. Alex Zane made it his record of the week and Jo Whiley and
Chris Evans have played our single too. It's so weird hearing our songs on
the radiocommunication.
How did the group form?
Well Dan (keyboards and vocals) and I are the co-founders. I met him more than
10 years ago when he was having a fight in a five-a-side footie match in our
home town in Essex.
I'm rubbish at fighting only I tried to muscle in and help. Despite my poor
effort we became full mates.
We both liked music so it went from on that point. In 2005 we met our guitarist James
in Eastbourne.
The final line up was complete in April 2006 when we met Mark Pusey (Drums),
Dave Troke (Bass) through a friend in Brighton and started jam. It all
fell in to billet.
What is your new single How Come Loretta about?
Do you remember the song Get Back Loretta by the Beatles? Well we passion that
song so much and inspired this new single. It's about a girl called Loretta
wHO turns out to be a transvestite. I want to point in time out it doesn't relate to
anything to do with us. We've never had a run-in with a lady friend who ever turned
out to be a boy! Actually a transvestite tested to new World chat up our drummer subsequently
a gig once!
The album Square Pegs, which will be released in November, was recorded with
Jay Reynolds (Just Jack, Shack). I would be so chuffed if it went Top 30 in
the singles charts.
What was it like devising the video?
It was very surreal. There were about 30-40 people working on a video for us.
We've plainly not had that ahead but it was a lot of fun.
How would you account your music?
Mostly happy music! We're hard influenced by The Beatles, Beach Boys, The
Police and Queen. I've invariably been a fan of that kind of music and I think
you can differentiate. But there is a hidden depth behind them.
Dan writes all the music and the subjects range from ex girlfriends to the
death of his mum in 2005.
Are you aware there is some other band in the US called The Ryes?
Yes! I looked them up and they'd vex the dogshit out of us.They ar all fertile and
together with weigh one C stone. We were named after the book The Catcher in
the Rye.
What famous person would you like to feature in one of your videos?
Advertisement
Jennifer Aniston would be cool. She is amazing looking. But then I'd also like
Lee Evans for comedy value. Sting could come and do guest vocals. Am I
aiming too high?
Do you have any funny touring tales?
Erm, we've been supporting Scouting For Girls recently and it made us realise
how fanatical some fans can be.
One of the funniest things to happen to us was when James got drunk after a
gig and slept in a park. The funny thing was that our hotel was opposite! He
could have taken a few steps further and been in a nice bed.
I love touring though - every gig is like a party.
What are your thoughts on Amy Winehouse?
I don't think she's a particularly good example. I mean she's a great singer
but clearly not healthy at six stone and doing drugs.
She's sold loads of albums and won loads of Grammys - but I doubt she would
have won all that without being in the papers every day due to her heavy
nights out.
Pete Doherty is the same.
Image is key but writing good music is just as important. There are plenty of
bands who succeed without that.
Tell me something about the band that not many people know.
Dan dated Mel C from the Spice Girls. They were really close for a while and
she loved getting drunk. He's well connected actually. He's also mates with
Jules from The Ting Tings.
I've also got a really annoying habit of finishing people's sentences.
We're just a group of lads who have fun. What goes on on tour stays on tour
though!
Where do you see yourself in a year's time?
Hopefully working on a new album and headlining our own tour.
We really just hope we have the opportunity of releasing our music on an
international scale and travelling around the world promoting it.
How Come Loretta is available to download now and is in shops on Monday.
More info
Wednesday 6 August 2008
Monday 23 June 2008
Pharrell Williams - Pharrell Williams I Want To Produce The Strokes
Pharrell Williams has said he hopes to be able to produce the next album by THE STROKES.
Williams and THE STROKESs frontman Julian Casablancas collaborated on a track for SANTAGOLD, which led to discussions about the band's fourth record, reports the NME.
"Julian and I were in the studio together," he said. "We came together and did a track for the commemoration of the 100th year anniversary of the Chuck Taylor [shoe]," he explained. "I really wanna do it. I don't know [if Casablancas wants me], but I’d love to [produce the album]," said Williams, who is currently working with his band NERD.
THE STROKES are set to enter the studio to record their next album later this year, which will be the follow-up to 2006's FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF EARTH.
Pharrell William recently featured alongside a scantily-clad MADONNA in the video for her song Give It 2 Me.
13/06/2008 14:22:23
See Also
Monday 16 June 2008
Eskaton
Artist: Eskaton
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Genocide
Year: 2004
Tracks: 4
The French zeuhl band Eskaton recorded triplet albums that bear a similarity to Magma, no doubtfulness helped by the fact that several of the group's members were besides members of that band. Eskaton was formed in the later '70s by Paule Kleynnaert (vocals), Amara Tahir (vocals), Andre Bernardi (bass voice), Gerard Konig (drums), Alain Blesing (guitar), Gilles Rozenberg (organ, synthesizer), Eric Guillaume (galvanizing pianoforte), and Marc Rozenberg (galvanizing pianoforte). Although the band played interchangeable music to that of Magma, with mad repetitive female vocals and grumble bass, they dispensed with that outfit's made-up language and rather sung dynasty their corporeal in their native French with timely theme matter.
Sunday 1 June 2008
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)