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PART I I've heard a song on the radio a long time ago (2002) on a dutch radio station (Q The Beat). The station is long gone, but I recorded the song - I will upload if I find the tape. I'm looking for the name of the artist and song, can anyone help me? I don't know the whole lyrics, but I'll add a part of it. And I'm not sure if the artist is known worldwide. I haven't heard anyone with these vocals before or since. Title: ? Either 'Bootie Call' or 'My Turn' or something like that. Artist: ? Male or group (both male and female vocals) Year: between 1996 and 2002 Country: England or USA Genre: Hip Hop, R&B or Pop Sounds like: Ginuwine meets 4 The Cause meets Nu Begin…

I was wondering. do you think it's possible to be a great actress & a singer at the same time. And which female actress/singer do you think has the best acting AND singing talent? I started thinking about this after I found out that Jennifer Landon (daughter of Michael Landon of 'Highway to Heaven', 'Little House on the Prairie', & 'Bonanza' fame) who followed her dad's acting career and really did well in the daytime soap AWS (As the World Turns) went on to launch a singing career. I believe she only has 1 song out right now, called Slide, but it's really good. You can check it on iTunes if you like. Any thoughts?"

I was playing at my local music shop, and a guy asked me if I was playing Bucket Head... I just looked at him like he was stupid and said no...but that was becuase I had no clue who Bucket Head was... After a little research I realized that guy gave me one of the best compliments I have ever recieved. Gimme your thoughts on this freak with more talent in his little finger than van halen had in his whole body.

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Biography from Rolling Stone Portishead formed in Bristol, England in 1991 and is credited with being one of the first bands to popularize the trip-hop genre. Their seminal 1994 album, Dummy, brought trip-hop to the British mainstream and introduced the music to the American "alternative" scene. The band is named after the town where founder Geoff Barrow grew up. At the dawn of the '90s, Barrow was making a name for himself as a remixer, working with such artists as Primal Scream, Paul Weller and Depeche Mode. In addition, Barrow had produced a track for Tricky and written songs for Neneh Cherry. Aided by a financial grant, Barrow formed Portishead with vocalist Beth Gibb…

http://www.myspace.com/geminipl The band was formed after the summer of 2009 by the master Felipe. The idea behind it was to gather a group of creative musicians from different bands that could constitute an ensemble playing music that is sophisticated, ambitious and yet accessible. Musically, gemiNi draws from many genres, mainly alternative and progressive rock, pop-rock and trip-hop. The songs were recorded at a recent rehearsal. Enjoy. And comment.

simple concept: which musical(s) are your fave for me: Phantom of the Opera tops them all followed by wicked and Miss Saigon

How do you listen to music? MP3 player, iPhone, Radio? This Day in Music is running a poll to find out how you listen to your music. If you fancy having a vote http://tinyurl.com/tdimpoll

What were your favourite gigs you saw this year? 01. REGINA SPEKTOR Love Regina, and I was so bummed last year when she came to Australia without doing the west coast. She did the full lap of the country this time round, and she didn't disappoint. Just an exquisite performer and a lovely person all round 02. LAURA MARLING Same as Regina - this year was her first time in my part of the country, and I'd been waiting a long time to see her. By far my favourite gig I've seen at the shitty venue she played in Awesome support from Boy & Bear too! 03. MASSIVE ATTACK Epic. Wicked sound, and a stage/light show I'll remember for a long time. 04. WASHINGTON I totally …

for those who have seen the video (iTunes podcast) by MODTV. the Anna Sui Spring|Summer 2007 show, the first song used when the girls walked on the runway. its something like 'push it, push it real good' i searched and i've found a few versions but none of them are they one used in the vid for example, SaltnPepa - Push It. its different, and so is Solid Base - Push It (Techno Remix). i will have to find another time to change the format of the video so i can put it up for you guys to watch, because i'll be going out soon. those who know the song i am talking about please post and let me know, thanks in advance

What is your favorite Patriotic Song? Lee Greenwood - God Bless The USA

I found this on the RateYourMusic forum. Investigating the 'death metal' murders These are the comments I left in the original thread they made there: Yes, secret messages about Bon Scott drinking too much. It seems to me that it has everything to do with a person's emotional maturity. If you like the extreme metal sound, more power to you, but when music starts to influence your philosophies, you're losing control. I'm really intrigued by people like Maynard James Keenan, but I don't follow him and his religious views blindly. I think some people just don't have discretion or caution. My biggest problem with articles like this is, they plant ideas in the head…

Not sure if anyone here would appreciate something like this but I figured I could post it anyway. I'm just getting started on working with this guy who is a custom bass and musical instrument maker on getting his website up. He has some old picture which aren't all that great but they show the amazing work that this guy does. Just check it out.... 1. 8 different kinds of woods. waves raised up for thumb rests. 2. various basses being used around the world 3. 5 string fretless with 5 indiviual handwound pickups under handcrafted pickup cover 4. "the monster" 5 string fretless bass banjo. sounds freakin' COOL! 5. Bamanjolin - Combo between banjo and mandolin. Oc…

It's been a year since one of the guitar greats was taken from this world. I, for one, was heavily into Pantera. Dimebag was one hell of a guitarist and I got to see him shred back in '96! One of the loudest concerts I've ever been to. Anyways, most people will remember this date because of John Lennon (RIP) but I will remember this day because of Dime. He had more of an impact on my life than Mr. Lennon did. And people shouldn't forget the people that tried to save Dime's life, only to end up as victims of a psychopath's rage. RIP Dime!!

Here's the complete track list 01. Ghost of Perdition 02. The Baying of the Hounds 03. Beneath the Mire 04. Atonement 05. Reverie/Harlequin Forest 06. Hours of Wealth 07. The Grand Conjuration 08. Isolation Years Release date: 30/08/05 On the Lamentations DVD, Mikael

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Not sure if it belongs here but I fucking love this style! Drum and bass (also written as "drum 'n' bass" and commonly abbreviated to D&B or DnB, also known as Jungle) is a type of electronic dance music which emerged in the mid 1990s. The genre is characterized by fast breakbeats (typically between 160–190 bpm, occasional variation is noted in older compositions), with heavy bass and sub-bass lines. Drum and bass began as an offshoot of the United Kingdom rave scene of the very early 1990s. Over the first decade of its existence, the incorporation of elements from various musical genres led to many permutations in its overall style. Some youtube clips: Feel …

a lot of my friends recognize the song when i sing it to them but they can never tell me the title or the artist of it...all i understood from the lyrics was : ''im letting you know that all i am is crazy for you'' if anybody could help me, it would be very much appreciated

Ana, or the rest of the mods, feel free to move the thread if it's in the wrong place. I need a small help. I have to do a homework about Human Rights. I am supposed to look for lyrics of several artist (most on them in my native language, spanish, which I've already found) that talk about Human Rights, songs against violence, racism, persecution and stuffs like that with Madonna and Eminem Songs. I've been looking for about 1 hours of Madonna's song, and Freedom is the one that's closer of being useful. But I'm not 100% percent sure. So I hope that any of you is able to help me. Thanks in advance.

This thread is for remake version music and we can link music video, file and something like that. But we should link necessarily the music what is based on famous music because we can feel familiar with that if we should

Ok so I am pretty up to date with the music scene and granted I miss some stuff but I don't kno how I missed this girl? Colette Carr, is huge! She has 2 million plays for one song on MySpace http://www.myspace.com/colettecarr And she has a freaky Youtube video too! Crazay! Anybody else know of this girl?! Who else slipped through your fingers and you missed their crazy popularity climb?

Daily Telegraph are saying Eva Cassidy 'Silent Night' could be the Christmas No.1. Any other contenders? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/culture...lent-Night.html

Okay! So say the truth. How many of you love Justin Bieber?

Free Podcast anyone? Just wanted to tell you about a new free weekly podcast just launched. http://www.thisdayinmusic.com/podcast.php Music trivia, facts and a special musical guest each week each week talking about their fave songs etc. Katie Melua, Jean Michel Jarre, Boy George, Hoosiers, Dionne Warwick, Mike Batt have all featured so far.