 Artist: 4Lyn: mp3 download Genre(s): Metal: Alternative Alternative 4Lyn's discography:  Compadres Year: 2005 Tracks: 15  4Lyn Year: 2001 Tracks: 15 4Lyn is a nu-metal/crossover band based in Hamburg, Germany, signed to Universal when nu-metal was at the tallness of its popularity and groups all over the creation followed the American bands' template sound. Despite unenthusiastic reviews, they managed to determine continuing succeeder and secure a firm fan base. 4Lyn formed as Headtrip in 1995 in Hamburg, Germany, patch its members were still attention high school. Despite several lineup changes in its early stages, the lot continued to track record several demos and played legion gigs, until a bear witness at the Ohrenschmaus Festival in Hamburg's Club Logo caught the attention of several endowment scouts in 2000. Since the distinguish "Headtrip" was too common, the group changed its moniker to 4Lyn -- four being the number of its members, and the letters LYN standing for "loud, young, nobodies." The band's batting order at this stagecoach included vocaliser Braz (innate Ron Cazzato), guitarist Kane Wikked (innate Bennie Eckebrecht), drummer Chino (innate Sascha Carrilho), and bassist Bigg Deee (innate Björn Düßler) -- the latter having served as the producer of the early demos earlier connexion the band. 2001 saw the press release of 4Lyn's self-titled debut album on Universal, which met with interracial reviews -- patch some lauded the group's muscularity and tight musicianship, many byword them as a clichéd mediocre work in the mould of America's then-successful nu-metal scene. Despite these criticisms, 4Lyn went on an extended tour, opening for Papa Roach, Thumb, and Therapy?, merely non ahead Kane Wikked left the mathematical group and was replaced by new guitarist Russo (innate René Knupper), a longtime friend of Chino's. In 2002, the stripe played more festivals and too went on go with Dredg and Cosmotron, and recorded their soph album, Neon, in Denmark. Again, reviews were interracial, simply the group's popularity was not affected by the media's involuntariness to embrace the band. After an extensive tour of duty through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the stripe left wing Universal and was gestural to Edel. They released their third record album, Take It as a Compliment, in 2004, recorded in Germany with manufacturer Chris Wolff, chronic in the instruction of the first iI albums. The same twelvemonth, 4Lyn played respective big festivals -- Berlinova, Rock im Park, Rock am Ring -- and continued to hitch. In 2005, the stripe wrote a motif call for the American Football team Hamburg Sea Devils -- "Go, Sea Devils" -- and released their fourth record album, the self-produced Compadres. Hello, the fifth record album, followed in later 2007. |
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Tuesday, 26 August 2008
'Stop staring at my chest, Hef' (+pics)
Actress Anna Faris says Playboy powder magazine founder Hugh Hefner "stared at her chest" when they met on the set of their new film.
The actress shot part of her new photographic film The House Bunny at the infamous Playboy Mansion and was delighted to meet the legendary lothario.
Anna - wHO plays a young char working as a Playboy Bunny world Health Organization gets thrown out of the Mansion - aforementioned: "Hef� was staring at my chest because I had my Bunny getup on. But he was very lovely and charming. He has some scenes in the film and I persuasion he was pretty good at playing himself.
"I would like to say that I slept with Hef� but I didn�t. I�ll dispel that rumour right now."
Following her meeting with Hugh, the 31-year-old actress was asked to appear on the cover of Playboy simply stopped short of husking off completely.
She told Parade.com: "I did feel selfsame sexy during the picture shoot and I was really acquiring into it. There was a moment there when I thought, 'Maybe I should simply take it all off.' But I don�t think I�m ready to be a centrefold."
The star also revealed her mother was "dismayed" when she heard Anna was coming into court in the racy powder store, especially because Anna was a late developer.
The blonde star said: "Growing up I was a late bloomer. I had no boobs and didn�t really look my age. The opposite sex sort of ignored me."
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Saturday, 16 August 2008
Health Risk Behaviors And Prostate Specific Antigen Awareness Among Men In California
�UroToday.com - In the August 2008 issue of the Journal of Urology, Dr. Firas Ahmed and associates investigated the correlation coefficient between certain health jeopardy behaviors and awareness of the PSA test among men residing in California. They hypothesized that men reporting health risk behaviors would have less awareness of the PSA test.
The study used the 2003 CHIS, a population based, random digit-dialing phone survey conducted between August 2003 and February 2004. It secondhand a sample approach to randomly prize telephone numbers game from 41 geographic sampling strata example of the California population. Interviews were performed in multiple languages and the interview response rate was 60%. Men with prostate cancer were excluded, departure a study population of 7,297 men.
PSA awareness was determined from the enquiry "Have you ever heard of the PSA test?" Study variables included smoke status, walk, BMI, and binge alcohol drinking. Personal confounding variables included demographics, socioeconomic status, access to health fear, health condition and colon cancer screening. Age, race and ethnicity were besides recorded.
Almost half of the subjects were between ages 50 and 60 years. Most were white, married and spoke simply English, were up-to-date on colorectal screening and lived most of their lives in the US. Their reported wellness status was good or better and income were at least 300% of the federal poverty grade. Most had health policy and some college education.
The overall prevalence of PSA consciousness in the study population was 73% and the prevalence of PSA testing was 39%. PSA cognisance increased with age up to 70-years and then it reduced. PSA awareness was highest in white men and was positively associated with education, income, health condition and the number of physician visits in the last year. Statistical analysis demonstrated that smoking, physical inactivity and obesity were significantly associated with frown odds of PSA cognisance. The prevalence of PSA awareness decreased from 78% of hands with no risk behaviors to 71%, 68%, and 55% in men with 1, 2, and 3 or more than risk behaviors, respectively.
Ahmed FS, Borrell LN, Spencer BA
Urol. 2008 Aug;180(2):658-62
doi:10.1016/j.juro.2008.04.007
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The study used the 2003 CHIS, a population based, random digit-dialing phone survey conducted between August 2003 and February 2004. It secondhand a sample approach to randomly prize telephone numbers game from 41 geographic sampling strata example of the California population. Interviews were performed in multiple languages and the interview response rate was 60%. Men with prostate cancer were excluded, departure a study population of 7,297 men.
PSA awareness was determined from the enquiry "Have you ever heard of the PSA test?" Study variables included smoke status, walk, BMI, and binge alcohol drinking. Personal confounding variables included demographics, socioeconomic status, access to health fear, health condition and colon cancer screening. Age, race and ethnicity were besides recorded.
Almost half of the subjects were between ages 50 and 60 years. Most were white, married and spoke simply English, were up-to-date on colorectal screening and lived most of their lives in the US. Their reported wellness status was good or better and income were at least 300% of the federal poverty grade. Most had health policy and some college education.
The overall prevalence of PSA consciousness in the study population was 73% and the prevalence of PSA testing was 39%. PSA cognisance increased with age up to 70-years and then it reduced. PSA awareness was highest in white men and was positively associated with education, income, health condition and the number of physician visits in the last year. Statistical analysis demonstrated that smoking, physical inactivity and obesity were significantly associated with frown odds of PSA cognisance. The prevalence of PSA awareness decreased from 78% of hands with no risk behaviors to 71%, 68%, and 55% in men with 1, 2, and 3 or more than risk behaviors, respectively.
Ahmed FS, Borrell LN, Spencer BA
Urol. 2008 Aug;180(2):658-62
doi:10.1016/j.juro.2008.04.007
Reported by UroToday.com Contributing Editor Christopher P. Evans, MD, FACS
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Thursday, 7 August 2008
Palast Orchester und Max Raabe
Artist: Palast Orchester und Max Raabe
Genre(s):
Pop
Discography:
Die Hits des Jahres
Year: 2000
Tracks: 4
Monday, 30 June 2008
Diana Reyes
Artist: Diana Reyes
Genre(s):
Pop
Folk
Discography:
Te Voy a Mostrar
Year: 2007
Tracks: 10
Singles
Year: 2005
Tracks: 2
La Reina del Pasito Duranguense
Year: 2005
Tracks: 10
Diana Reyes
Year: 2004
Tracks: 10
Querida Socia
Year: 2001
Tracks: 12
Duranguense is generally a man's world, with very few female voices to credit in the apace growing genre. Diana Reyes appears perfectly comfortable staking her claim yet. Born in Puerto de la Paz in Baja California, Reyes showed an kinship for music early on. Under the discover Diana Polanco, she began playing in local festivals and giving concerts spell most of her peers were in the number one level. She recorded her low gear norteño record at the age of eight-spot in Guadalajara, generating the singles "Barrios y Escuela" and "Cristo Rey." Reyes continued to do passim the early '90s, gaining attention and the notice of important figures in the regional Mexican music world, including Lola Beltrán, wHO took a extra interest in her. A few days afterwards Reyes recorded her low gear full-length record book, entitled A Todo Norte, which opened doors all passim her family's base state of Sinaloa. She shortly relocated to Mexico City to sign with Azteca Music, with whom she won national fame. "La Joya Nortena" and "Querida Socia" became some of the most played tuner hits of 2000, winning Reyes the popular assumed name "La Socia," too the nominate of the 2001 release on which the hits appeared. As the winds of Duranguense blew through the nation, Reyes felt a hard pull to redefine herself artistically, and she recorded an album entitled La Reina del Pasito Duranguense, featuring the hits "Rosas," "El Sol No Regresa," and "Como una Mariposa." That album became her low gear gold record book, to be followed a year later by her bit, Las No. 1 de la Reina. Reyes' third au record was released in 2007, entitled Te Voy a Mostrar.
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
Chris Barber
Artist: Chris Barber
Genre(s):
Rock
Jazz
Discography:
The Skiffle Sessions: Live in Belfast 1998
Year: 2000
Tracks: 15
Who's Blues
Year:
Tracks: 9
Jambalaya
Year:
Tracks: 18
One of the leaders of England's early-'60s trad jazz front, Chris Barber (a solid trombone player) began leading his have bands in 1948. In 1954, trumpeter Pat Halcox linked Barber, and with the later additions of clarinettist Monty Sunshine, banjoist/singer Lonnie Donegan, and blue devils isaac Bashevis Singer Ottilie Patterson, Barber had an all-star work party. Sunshine's gain version of "Petite Fleur" made both Barber and the clarinettist into big names. Although his chemical group was based in Dixieland, Barber has long been open-minded towards rag, swing, mainstream, blues, R&B, and john Rock. He has collaborated with many artists including Louis Jordan, Russell Procope, Wild Bill Davis, and Dr. John, and has toured the U.S. various times since 1959.
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Monday, 16 June 2008
Cage The Elephant Singer Rushed To Hospital With Leg Injury
Cage the Elephant frontman Matt Schultz was rushed to hospital earlier this week after suffering a serious leg injury, Gigwise can reveal.
Shultz and the band were filming a television programme in Manchester on Wednesday (June 11th) when the incident happened.
Despite twisting his knee, as you can see from the pictures below, at the beginning of the bands set the band continued with their performance.
Shultz is expected to make a full recovery from the injury.
You can see behind-the-scenes pictures of Cage the Elephant below...
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Thursday, 12 June 2008
Daft Punk recording new album
Our favourite French robots are back in the studio making glorious bleeps and bloops while bobbing their heads in unison. Yes, Daft Punk are right back at it - holed up in Paris, recording new music.
The dance act's previous album, 2005's Human After All, received a critical drubbing and Daft Punk seemed destined for the dustbin. But that all changed with a 2006-2007 world tour where, with a giant space-age pyramid, they knocked a thousand dancing shoes right off and now appear keen to put that live magic back on record.
"I can't wait to listen to their new stuff," enthused the band's long-time friend and manager, Busy P, who broke the news of their imminent new album in an interview with In The Mix magazine. "[But] they are slow, you know. They are taking their time, and they have a right."
Indeed, Busy P may have to wait, like the rest of us, until the album is officially released before he can hear what Daft Punk have been cooking up. For after 12 years as their manager, Busy P - real name Pedro Winter - is to step aside. "I've stopped working with them really recently," he said. "I want to concentrate on [my label] Ed Banger, and my own career as Busy P."
We can imagine Busy P now, sitting in his kitchen, reliving old times, dreaming that his microwave and toaster are mumbling in robotic French accents.
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Nick Swardson on ‘Zohan,’ Gay Robots, and ‘Cavemen’
Swardson and Sandler in Zohan.Courtesy of Sony
He may not be a household name just yet, but fans of goofball comedy (and of Adam Sandler) should be well aware of Nick Swardson’s work. In addition to a slew of roles memorable for their general oddity (Hector the Stalker! Terry the Rollerskating Gay Guy!), he also graced the screen in Click and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry — and now he’s teamed up with Sandler again for the Vulture-befuddling but Edelstein-recommended flick You Don’t Mess With the Zohan, which hits theaters tonight. Swardson talked to Vulture about his weird career trajectory, his self-professed tendency to be a “fucking dork,” and his guest appearance on the Best. Show. Ever. (No, not that one.)
Tell us about your character in the film.
Well, Adam Sandler is playing an Israeli counterterrorist who's decided that he doesn't want to kill anybody anymore. So he fakes his own death and moves to New York to cut hair, and in New York he meets my character on the street. Then he moves in with me and my mother. I'm basically his first friend in the city.
Can you let us in on anything about the film that hasn't been reported yet?
It's all in black-and-white, and there's no sound. Kidding.
It’s about an Israeli counterterrorist-cum-hairdresser getting chased by Hezbollah wannabes, right? Does it ever get controversial?
Not at all! Like, Rob Schneider’s character finds out that Zohan is still alive in New York and only faked his death in Israel, and since he's a Palestinian cabdriver, he figures he can get a lot of fame and attention by capturing Zohan.
So this isn't Munich.
No way. It's just a warm-hearted comedy saying, "Look, let's just get along."
You have an unorthodox IMDb history: You were the stalker in Blades of Glory, an insane Bowie fan in Almost Famous, a bewigged weirdo in Benchwarmers. Why are you drawn to those roles?
I was thinking about that other day! I swear I wasn't consciously deciding that I wanted to be a huge weirdo.
You also have a history of playing people with crappy jobs, like a furniture salesman on Cavemen, and you played a Bed, Bath and Beyond employee in Click. Did you ever have a job like those before you started acting?
I used to be a busboy at Planet Hollywood. I was, like, 18. And I remember — this is so corny, I don't really want to tell you this — but I remember looking up at the wall and thinking, One day I'll be up there. I'm such a fucking dork.
We read that you began work on a TV pilot called The Gay Robot. Any plans on developing that?
We're finishing up the pilot for Comedy Central. It's a show about a professor who creates a robot who turns out to be gay. David Faustino plays one of the leads, from Married … with Children. It's basically like a day in the life of a gay robot.
You guest-starred on Cavemen, which means we're honor-bound to bring up our editors' unabashed adoration for that show.
Really? I don't know if I believe you.
Sample Vulture headlines: "In Cautious Defense of Cavemen"; "Cavemen Actually Pretty Good!"; "Cavemen Continues to Be Funny, Despite Everything"; "Please, ABC, Don't Cancel Cavemen!"
Oh my God. Are you kidding me? Really? That's hilarious. I don't even know what to say. Usually people are like, "You were on Cavemen? Why?"
—Annsley Chapman
He may not be a household name just yet, but fans of goofball comedy (and of Adam Sandler) should be well aware of Nick Swardson’s work. In addition to a slew of roles memorable for their general oddity (Hector the Stalker! Terry the Rollerskating Gay Guy!), he also graced the screen in Click and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry — and now he’s teamed up with Sandler again for the Vulture-befuddling but Edelstein-recommended flick You Don’t Mess With the Zohan, which hits theaters tonight. Swardson talked to Vulture about his weird career trajectory, his self-professed tendency to be a “fucking dork,” and his guest appearance on the Best. Show. Ever. (No, not that one.)
Tell us about your character in the film.
Well, Adam Sandler is playing an Israeli counterterrorist who's decided that he doesn't want to kill anybody anymore. So he fakes his own death and moves to New York to cut hair, and in New York he meets my character on the street. Then he moves in with me and my mother. I'm basically his first friend in the city.
Can you let us in on anything about the film that hasn't been reported yet?
It's all in black-and-white, and there's no sound. Kidding.
It’s about an Israeli counterterrorist-cum-hairdresser getting chased by Hezbollah wannabes, right? Does it ever get controversial?
Not at all! Like, Rob Schneider’s character finds out that Zohan is still alive in New York and only faked his death in Israel, and since he's a Palestinian cabdriver, he figures he can get a lot of fame and attention by capturing Zohan.
So this isn't Munich.
No way. It's just a warm-hearted comedy saying, "Look, let's just get along."
You have an unorthodox IMDb history: You were the stalker in Blades of Glory, an insane Bowie fan in Almost Famous, a bewigged weirdo in Benchwarmers. Why are you drawn to those roles?
I was thinking about that other day! I swear I wasn't consciously deciding that I wanted to be a huge weirdo.
You also have a history of playing people with crappy jobs, like a furniture salesman on Cavemen, and you played a Bed, Bath and Beyond employee in Click. Did you ever have a job like those before you started acting?
I used to be a busboy at Planet Hollywood. I was, like, 18. And I remember — this is so corny, I don't really want to tell you this — but I remember looking up at the wall and thinking, One day I'll be up there. I'm such a fucking dork.
We read that you began work on a TV pilot called The Gay Robot. Any plans on developing that?
We're finishing up the pilot for Comedy Central. It's a show about a professor who creates a robot who turns out to be gay. David Faustino plays one of the leads, from Married … with Children. It's basically like a day in the life of a gay robot.
You guest-starred on Cavemen, which means we're honor-bound to bring up our editors' unabashed adoration for that show.
Really? I don't know if I believe you.
Sample Vulture headlines: "In Cautious Defense of Cavemen"; "Cavemen Actually Pretty Good!"; "Cavemen Continues to Be Funny, Despite Everything"; "Please, ABC, Don't Cancel Cavemen!"
Oh my God. Are you kidding me? Really? That's hilarious. I don't even know what to say. Usually people are like, "You were on Cavemen? Why?"
—Annsley Chapman
Hammer and Bennett
Artist: Hammer and Bennett
Genre(s):
Trance
Discography:
Language Inc Elevation Remix
Year:
Tracks: 3
Basketball Star Sues Over Speed Racer Deal
U.S. basketball star SAMUEL DALEMBERT is suing a design studio he claims conned him out of more than $1 million (GBP500,000) he thought he was investing into comic book movie SPEED RACER.
The Philadelphia 76ers player claims he handed the money over to a design studio in New York in 2006, in the belief it was using his investment to license Speed Racer products and merchandise.
According to TMZ.com, Dalembert has filed a lawsuit, seeking more than $50,000 (GBP25,000) from Art Asylum, claiming they never had the rights to Speed Racer in the first place.
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John Mayer: The New Chandler
Could he be any more in there?John Mayer paid a visit to the Malibu beach home of David and Courteney Cox Arquette this weekend -- with girlfriend du jour Jen Aniston.
Janice was nowhere in sight.
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Prince and The Revolution
Artist: Prince and The Revolution
Genre(s):
funk
Soundtrack
Discography:
Parade (Under The Cherry Moon)
Year: 1986
Tracks: 12
Purple Rain
Year: 1984
Tracks: 9
Newman cancer rumour confirmed
Rumours that movie legend Paul Newman is battling cancer have been confirmed.
According to Sky News a neighbour and business partner of Newman's said the actor told him about the disease 18 months ago.
Writer AE Hotchner, a partner at 'Newman's Own' salad dressing company in the 1980s, did not say what kind of cancer he was suffering from.
Last month, Newman pulled out of directing John Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men' for unspecified health reasons.
He is reported to be attending the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Centre in New York, a few hours from his Connecticut home.
According to Sky News a neighbour and business partner of Newman's said the actor told him about the disease 18 months ago.
Writer AE Hotchner, a partner at 'Newman's Own' salad dressing company in the 1980s, did not say what kind of cancer he was suffering from.
Last month, Newman pulled out of directing John Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men' for unspecified health reasons.
He is reported to be attending the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Centre in New York, a few hours from his Connecticut home.
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