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| Alanis Morissette - Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie (1998) Posted: 09 Jan 2009 04:30 AM CST When Alanis Morissette visited Mother India in 1997, she gained new composure and, in a state of numinous bliss, wrote 17 songs for Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, each suffused with the search for enlightenment and self-knowledge. To the likely dismay of many fans, Morissette now rages at herself. But this long-awaited follow-up to 1995's record-smashing Jagged Little Pill is far from a disappointment. Imbued with dark, swirling psychedelic licks borrowed from Jimmy Page's song book, the disc is paradoxically both more enigmatic and revealing than Pill. And while Junkie shows that Morissette is no less stingy about revealing herself to her fans--her staccato stream-of-consciousness style is again employed to surrender her secrets and foibles a little too easily in these tales of abuse, lost love, and self-flagellation--Junkie also makes one wonder what this musical sphinx holds back. In "Baba" she takes on competitive spirituality, sneering at the fashionable grasp for enlightenment. "Would Not Come" returns to a similar theme--taking us on a tour of her diary. "Would Not Come" and "Your House" offer the only hints of sexual innuendo. The only revenge she wreaks on an errant lover is in the percussive "Are You Still Mad," this time dishing up a much subtler payback than on "You Oughta Know." The record's standouts, meanwhile, are "Thank U" and the hip-poppy "So Pure." One complaint (and there is only one): Morissette's rapid-fire wordplay is at times engulfed by ponderous instrumentation. The worldbeat rhythms and elaborate guitar play add fresh twists to the album, but they also sometimes bury her message. --Jaan Uhelszki Track List 01. Front Row 02. Baba 03. Thank U 04. Are You Still Mad 05. Sympathetic Character 06. That I Would Be Good 07. The Couch 08. Can't Not 09. UR 10. I Was Hoping 11. One 12. Would Not Come 13. Unsent 14. So Pure 15. Joining You 16. Heart Of The House 17. Your Congratulations DL Link 1 DL Link 2 Password: www.alexdang.com |
| [2000] Shades of Purple - M2M[Mp3 Download] Posted: 09 Jan 2009 04:25 AM CST  Editorial Reviews@Amazon.com Having already won a place in the hearts of American audiences with "Don't Say You Love Me" from the first Pokémon feature film, Norwegian duo M2M make impossibly sweet pop of the pubescent sort. Think '80s Debbie Gibson and current teen-beat towheaded brother group Hanson. More wholesome than Britney or Christina (and arguably more talented than both put together), M2M sport stylings akin to girl-pop top bananas TLC. Endearingly, Marit and Marion's Shades of Purple is a soundtrack for deliriously crushed-out teens right here, right now. The airwaves are ripe and ready for this comely twosome, whose delightful "Don't Say You Love Me" and "Mirror Mirror" are hot tickets to blissful wonder in 2000. The harmonies are tight, the hooks fresh and light, and these songs simply sound great pouring out of a car full of twinkly young girls with every hope for a bright, shiny day. --Paige La GroneTrack Lists 01. Don't Say You Love Me 02. The Day You Went Away 03. Girl In Your Dreams 04. Mirror Mirror 05. Pretty Boy 06. Give A Little Love 07. Everything You Do 08. Don't Mess With My Love 09. Dear Diary Listen Listen 10. Do You Know What You Want 11. Smiling Face 12. Our Song 13. Why Download rar file Link Link Pass:playmyself.com |
| Aselin Debison - Sweet Is The Melody (2002) Posted: 09 Jan 2009 04:20 AM CST Will the '60s counterculture adage to "Never trust anyone over 30" become "Don't trust anyone over 14"? Pop's newfound fascination with the pre-driver's-license-eligible set is underscored by this debut from the 12-year-old Nova Scotia singing sensation and the same-named PBS television special it inspired. Produced by vets Peter Asher (Linda Ronstadt, 10,000 Maniacs) and George Massenberg (Garth Brooks, Aaron Neville), Debison's debut hews closely to a country-crossover tack that's a pleasant showcase for the crystalline innocence of her voice, if but a tantalizing hint at her potential. Whether soaring into a hormonally unchallenged falsetto on a Caribbean-inflected "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" or brightening up the Celtic-country "Driftwood" and contemporary Nashville of the title track, Debison's voice sometimes seems to want to go beyond the largely safe and sometimes pedestrian material she's been presented with here--and that's the sign of a promising future. --Jerry McCulley Track List 01. Sweet is the Melody [right click ~>save as target or save link as with Firefox) ] 02. The Dance You Choose 03. Rise Again 04. Moonlight Shadow 05. Over the Rainbow/What a Wonderful World 06. Out of the Woods 07. Driftwood 08. Some Days 09. Once in Every Life 10. Love So Rare 11. Getting Dark Again 12. To Say Goodbye To You 13. The Island 14. The Gift After download if you see file "download.blog", plz rename that file becomes "song name.mp3" This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Laura Pausini - Tra Te E Il Mare (2000) Posted: 09 Jan 2009 04:15 AM CST |
| Robin Spielberg - Songs Of The Spirit (1996) | All Music for Soul Posted: 09 Jan 2009 04:10 AM CST Track List 01. Spirit In This House 02. A Song For Jennie (We're Almost There) 03. Maneki Neko 04. Accepting Grace 05. The Promise 06. The Photographer 07. The Nature of Time 08. Four O'Clock Suite 09. Anthem of My Heart 10. Soldier's Journey (A variation) 11. Tree In the Breeze 12. Send Me A Letter 13. Late Night DL Link : Thanks to my friend, Thanh_love_beatles |
| Medwyn Goodall - Amun Ra (2008) | All Music for Soul Posted: 08 Jan 2009 09:23 AM CST Title: Amun Ra Artist: Medwyn Goodall Label: MG Music Released: July 21, 2008 Genre: New Age Medwyn's eagerly anticipated release of AMUN RA and his first solo release of 2008. We have had more enquiries and excitement for this release than any other before it. Every now and then Medwyn has that amazing ability to suddenly produce something exceptional, daringly original, and different to any path he's taken before. This is such an album. The buzz behind the scenes at MG Music is that this could launch a whole further sequels. Time will tell. The album is full of original authentic instruments from Egypt and many new sounds that Medwyn has never used before. It reminds us of when he discovered his south American style with Medicine Woman or the native American style with Great Spirit, his Celtic style with the Druid trilogy and King Arthur. They became landmarks in his remarkable career. This is an event to be excited about and the prediction of the MG Music staff is that it will be one the main releases of the year. Track List 01 - Amun Ra 02 - The Lost Pharoah 03 - Temples Of The Sun 04 - Gold In The Sand 05 - Dance Of Veils 06 - Sunspell 07 - Ra (Single Version) DL Link |
| Edith Piaf - The Very Best (1991) Posted: 08 Jan 2009 09:48 AM CST |
| [2007] Made Of Bricks - Kate Nash [Mp3 Download] Posted: 08 Jan 2009 09:12 AM CST  Track Lists 01. Play (Right Click ~>Save As Target) 02. Foundations 03. Mouthwash 04. Dickhead 05. Birds 06. We Get On 07. Mariella 08. Shit Son 09. Pumpkin Soup 10. Skeleton Song 11. Nicest Thing 12. Marry Happy Download rar file Link (Evil Share) Link (Sendspace) |
| Mariah Carey - Charmbracelet (2002) Posted: 08 Jan 2009 09:07 AM CST If it didn't follow Glitter, the gold standard for diva implosions in the early 21st century, Mariah Carey's Charmbracelet would simply be her worst album, but since it was rushed out in late 2002 in an effort to mask that disaster, to treat it as if it never happened, it achieves a special kind of grandeur -- it's a botched attempt to restore a career after a botched attempt at a crossover. Of course, the Carey party line, including her new label Island (who has sponsored her vanity imprint, MonarC), claims her lone Virgin album, Glitter, shouldn't be considered an official Mariah album since it was a soundtrack, but not only does that theory not hold water (perhaps Purple Rain shouldn't be considered a Prince album, then?), it signals that everybody realizes that Glitter wasn't just a disaster, but that her whole ghetto-fabulous trip of the late '90s eroded her core MOR audience. So, with Charmbracelet, the backpedalling is immediately evident, from the demure photos gracing the artwork (the tight shorts of Rainbow are long gone) and the first single/opening track "Through the Rain," a slow ballad designed as "Vision of Love" meets "Hero." Mariah is back in the adult contemporary camp, no longer trying to prove that she's real. She hasn't completely abandoned hip-hop, but whenever it rears its head on Charmbracelet, it's utterly jarring, whether it's Jay-Z's and Freeway's guest spots on "You Got Me," the club-ready groove of "You Had Your Chance" (built on the same bassline as "Nuthin' but a G Thang"), or the blatant rewrite of Cam'ron's "Oh Boy" on "Boy (I Need You)" (he may endorse it with a cameo, yet the sampled vocal hook remains singularly annoying no matter how its presented), or the crackling vinyl used as ambient noise on "Irresistible," or the distracting use of dripping water as percussion on "I Only Wanted." Weirdly enough, even these detours are nothing more than flourishes -- window-dressing on songs that remain firmly in the middle of the road, since that's where the sales are, or at least where Mariah's aging fan base is. This, of course, is not a problem, since she's done hip-hop-influenced dance tunes and ballads very well before. What is a problem is that there are no good songs on this record outside of Def Leppard's power ballad classic "Bringin' on the Heartbreak," which isn't even covered all that well. What is a greater problem is that Mariah's voice is shot, sounding in tatters throughout the record. Whenever she sings, there's a raspy whistle behind her thin voice and she strains to make notes throughout the record. She cannot coo or softly croon, nor can she perform her trademark gravity-defying vocal runs. Her voice is damaged, and there's not a moment where it sounds strong or inviting. That alone would be disturbing, but since the songs are formless and the production bland -- another reason why the hip-hop announces itself, even though it's nowhere near as pronounced as it has been since Butterfly -- her tired voice becomes the only thing to concentrate on, and it's a sad, ugly thing, making an album that would merely have been her worst into something tragic Track List 01. Through the Rain 02. Boy (I Need You) 03. The One 04. Yours 05. You Got Me 06. I Only Wanted 07. Clown 08. My Saving Grace 09. You Had Your Chance 10. Lullaby 11. Irresistible (Westside Connection) 12. Subtle Invitation 13. Bringin' on the Heartbreak 14. Sunflowers for Alfred Roy 15. Through the Rain" (remix) 16. Miss You (featuring Jadakiss) (bonus track) Part 1 / Part 2 |
| George Winston - Linus & Lucy The Music of Vince Guaraldi | All Music for Soul Posted: 08 Jan 2009 09:47 AM CST Track List 01 - Cast Your Fate to the Wind 02 - Skating 03 - Linus & Lucy 04 - The Great Pumpkin Waltz 05 - Monterey 06 - A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving 07 - Treat Street 08 - Eight Five Five 09 - The Masked Marvel 10 - Charlie Brown and His All-Stars 11 - You're in Love, Charlie Brown 12 - Peppermint Patty 13 - Bon Voyage 14 - Young Man's Fancy 15 - Remembrance 16 - Theme to GraceLament DL Link |
| [2000] Forever - Spice Girls [Mp3 Download] Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:57 AM CST  Editorial Reviews@Amazon.com Since we last heard from them, the Spice Girls have hired new producers and writers, hoping to adopt an R&B edge with harder beats and a grittier sound. Gone are the cuddly wannabes of yesteryear, replaced by thinner, tougher glamazons of the new millennium Spice World. But Forever's strategy is a serious misstep--one that will disappoint their old fans and alienate new ones. "Holler," the first single, is standard-issue urban pop, with a beat you've heard before and terribly generic lyrics, promising to make you "do things you thought you would never do." As a matter of fact, you've heard all of this before: for "Tell Me Why," the Girls bite the computer-generated voice from TLC's Fan Mail, and borrow the vocoder from Cher's "Believe" sessions. "Right Back at Ya," their official comeback anthem, is trite and predictable: "Our friendship is forever," Baby Spice testifies. "You thought we wouldn't make it this far," Sporty sneers, and she's right. But they haven't made it yet--and with this material they don't deserve to. --Courtney KempTrack Lists 01. Holler 02. Tell Me Why 03. Let Love Lead The Way 04. Right Back At Ya 05. Get Down With Me 06. Wasting My Time 07. Weekend Love 08. Time Goes By 09. If You Wanna Have Some Fun 10. Oxygen 11. Goodbye Download rar file Link |
| Robin Spielberg - In the Heart of the Winter (2007) | All Music for Soul Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:52 AM CST Track List 01. In the Heart of Winter 02. St. Basil's Hymn 03.Amazing Grace/Silent Night 04. What Child Is This? (Greensleeves) 05. A Change of Season 06. God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen 07. Solstice Celebration 08. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 09. Jolly Old St. Nicholas 10. First Night 11. Away In A Manger 12. Still Still Still DL Link |
| Robin Spielberg - In the Arms of the Wind (1999) | All Music for Soul Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:46 AM CST This is the sixth album from composer/pianist Robin Spielberg, and is every bit as good or better than her critically acclaimed best-seller, "Songs of the Spirit". The feel of the album reflects Robin's own gentle and optimistic personality, but this album is no snooze! One of the things that makes the recording exceptional is the way it starts out quietly, builds, becomes quiet again, builds, and ends on a very peaceful note. The instrumentation is excellent with Robin's piano sometimes solo and sometimes joined by cello, fiddle, flute, oboe, guitar, orchestra bells, and even accordion and bouzouki! The album opens with "Dancing in the Gentle Rain", as lovely and refreshing as the title. The next two tracks are also soothing. Then we meet an elephant in the supermarket, which has to inspire a smile! "Butterfly" is a perfect musical description of a butterfly dancing in the spring sunshine. The title track tells the Sufi Teaching Story of a stream that had easily traveled through all sorts of terrain until it reached the desert. Each time it tried to cross, it found itself being absorbed by the sand. The Voice of the Desert told the stream that the wind crosses with ease, and that the stream could evaporate and be carried over the desert "in the arms of the wind". By trusting this voice, the stream was transported across the desert, fell as gentle rain on the other side, and went on its way. Robin strongly identifies with this story, and it really shows in the emotional content of this song. The orchestra bells in the background are soothing and haunting, and sounds of the wind carrying the stream are gorgeous. "Take the Time (Learning to Knit)" is patience set to music. "The Softball Game/A Swim at the Quarry" contrasts the lively pace of a ballgame on a hot afternoon with the serenity of a cool swim among the giant rocks. "Dawn at Walden Place" was composed in Robin's head one very cold winter as she was waiting for the early-morning bus to take her to New York City. She composed the piece by trying to keep the melody and counter-melody going in her head to take her mind off the cold. "Drombeg Stone Circle Dance" becomes a stirring celebration of the ancient rituals that were held on that site in Ireland. "Kitten's First Snow" makes me smile, as I too love cats. "Dream On" is the perfect closing piece for this album, and it feels like Robin is saying "So long for now". I highly recommend this album to anyone who enjoys other pianist/composers such as Suzanne Ciani and David Lanz, or anyone who loves sincere, optimistic melodies. -- amazon.com Track List 01. Dancing In the Quiet Rain 02. Just Float Away 03. Pages, Princesses and Daughters 04. That's How the Story Goes 05. Butterfly 06. In the Arms of the Wind 07. Take the Time (Learning to Knit) 08. The Softball Game/A Swim in the Quarry 09. Dawn at Walden Place 10. Dromberg Circle Dance 11. A Kitten's First Snow 12. Dream On Part 1 / Part 2 |
| Fiona Joy Hawkins - Angel Above My Piano Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:41 AM CST  Track List 01. Antartic Interludes: Crystal Desert 02. Antartic Interludes: Dance Of The Penguins 03. Antartic Interludes: Flight Of The Albatross 04. Antartic Interludes: Angel Above My Piano 05. Opus For Love: 1st Movement 'Love In Winter' 06. Opus For Love: 2nd Movement 'Love Forever' 07. Opus For Love: 3rd Movement 'Love In Spring' 08. Opus For Love: Watching The Wind 09. Opus For Love: Down The Aisle (Wedding March 2) 10. Opus For Love: Thinking Of You (Australian Lullaby) 11. Opus For Love: Preamble (Partita No 5) 12. Opus For Love: The Child's Game 13. Opus For Love: Love Forever - Reprise (Piano Solo) DL Link (mediafire) |
| Emi Fujita - Camomile Classic (2007) | All Music for Soul Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:36 AM CST Track List 01. Over The Rainbow 02. Melody Fair 03. All My Loving 04. The Rose 05. I'll Have To Say I Love You In A Song 06. Lovin' You 07. The End Of The World 08. Best Of My Love 09. And I Love You So 10. Try To Remember 11. Walking In The Air 12. If 13. Leaving On A Jet Plane 14. Over The Rainbow 15. Proud Of You 16. Rainbow Bridge DL Link : Thanks to my friend,Thanh_love_Beatles |
| Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:31 AM CST
Anybody who was initially confused by singer/songwriter John Mayer's foray into blues with 2005's Try! John Mayer Trio Live in Concert could only have been further confounded upon listening to the album and coming to the realization that it was actually good. And not just kinda good, especially for guy who had been largely labeled as a Dave Matthews clone, but really, truthfully, organically good as a blues album in its own right. However, for longtime fans who had been keeping tabs on Mayer, the turn might not have been so unexpected. Soon after the release of his 2003 sophomore album, the laid-back, assuredly melodic Heavier Things, Mayer began appearing on albums by such iconic blues and jazz artists as Buddy Guy, B.B. King, and Herbie Hancock. And not just singing, but playing guitar next to musicians legendary on the instrument. In short, he was seeking out these artists in an attempt to delve into the roots of the blues, a music he obviously has a deep affection for. Rather than his blues trio being a one-off side project completely disconnected to his past work, it is clear now that it was the next step in his musical development. And truthfully, while Try! certainly showcases Mayer's deft improvisational blues chops, it's more of a blues/soul album in the tradition of such electric blues legends as Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan, and features songs by Mayer that perfectly marry his melodic songcraft and his blues-slinger inclinations. In fact, what seemed at the time a nod to his largely female fan base (the inclusion of "Daughters" and "Something's Missing" off Heavier Things) was actually a hint that he was bridging his sound for his listeners, showing them where he was going. That said, nothing he did up until the excellent, expansive Try! could have prepared you for the monumental creative leap forward that is Mayer's 2006 studio effort, Continuum. Working with his blues trio/rhythm section of bassist Pino Palladino and drummer Steve Jordan, along with guest spots by trumpeter Roy Hargrove and guitarist Ben Harper, Mayer brings all of his recent musical explorations and increasing talents as a singer/songwriter to bear on Continuum. Produced solely by Mayer and Jordan, the album is a devastatingly accomplished, fully realized effort that in every way exceeds expectations and positions Mayer as one of the most relevant artists of his generation. Adding weight to the notion that Mayer's blues trio is more than just a creative indulgence, he has carried over two tracks from the live album in "Vultures" and the deeply metaphorical soul ballad "Gravity." These are gut-wrenchingly poignant songs that give voice to a generation of kids raised on TRL teen stars and CNN soundbites who've found themselves all grown up and fighting a war of "beliefs." Grappling with a handful of topics -- social and political, romantic and sexual, pointedly personal and yet always universal in scope -- Mayer's Continuum here earns a legitimate comparison to Marvin Gaye's What's Going On. Nobody -- not a single one of Mayer's contemporaries -- has come up with anything resembling a worthwhile antiwar anthem that is as good and speaks for their generation as much as his "Waiting on the World to Change" -- and he goes and hangs the whole album on it as the first single. It's a bold statement of purpose that is carried throughout the album, not just in sentiment, but also tone. Continuum is a gorgeously produced, brilliantly stripped-to-basics album that incorporates blues, soft funk, R&B, folk, and pop in a sound that is totally owned by Mayer. It's no stretch when trying to describe the sound of Continuum to color it in the light of work by such legends as Sting, Eric Clapton, Sade, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Steve Winwood. In fact, the sustained adult contemporary tone of the album could easily have become turgid, boring, or dated but never does, and brings to mind such classic late-'80s albums as Sting's Nothing Like the Sun, Clapton's Journeyman, and Vaughan's In Step. At every turn, Continuum finds Mayer to be a mature, thoughtful, and gifted musician who fully grasps his place not just in the record industry, but in life. Track List 01 - Waiting On The World To Change 02 - I Don't Trust Myself Loving You 03 - Belief 04 - Gravity 05 - The Heart Of Life 06 - Vultures 07 - Stop This Train 08 - Slow Dancing In A Burning Room 09 - Bold As Love 10 - Dreaming With A Broken Heart 11 - In Repair 12 - I'm Gonna Find Another You 13 - Can't Take That Plane DL Link |
| Hayley Westenra - Prayer (2007) Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:26 AM CST Track List 01. Prayer 02. The Last Rose Of Summer 03. Listen To The Wind (From The Film The New World) 04. May It Be (Fellowship Of The Ring) 05. Wiegenlied 06. Jekyll 07. Here Beside Me (From Disney`s Mulan 2) 08. Bridal Ballad (From The Film The Merchant Of Venice) 09. Flood 10. I'm Kissing You (Love Theme From "Romeo And Juliet") 11. Tonight (Balcony Scene) (From "West Side Story") 12. There`s A Sparkle In Your Eyes (Featuring Helmut Lotti) 13. You Are Water 14. Summer Rain DL Link 1 DL Link 2 DL Link 3 This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Brian Crain - A Change of Season (1998) | All Music for Soul Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:21 AM CST Track List 01. A New Day 02. Falling Leaves 03. Dream of Flying 04. Broken Shadows 05. Morning Mist 06. Waterfall 07. Quiet Moves 08. Leaves on the Water 09. Melancholy Moon 10. Golden Sunset DL Link |
| Kevin Kern - Summer Daydreams (1998) | All Music for Soul Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:16 AM CST The title of pianist and composer Kevin Kern's third album is an apt one, for the opening notes of "Le Jardin," the first track on Summer Daydreams, would not be out of place accompanying the opening credits of a Merchant-Ivory film. Not that this is a bad thing. Kern's music has a kind of sensitive grace and his arrangements allow plenty of room for violin (Jeremy Cohen), cello (Thalia Moore), Luis Baez (clarinet), and Bob Ward (French horn). Much of the music on Summer Daydreams is in this vein: slow, sweet, and soothing. There are a few more adventurous exceptions, notably "Pan's Return" (the opening of which rather reminds one of the beginning of the movie Braveheart) and "Dance of the Dragonfly," a lilting piano piece that is the most evocative on the recording. --Genevieve Williams Track List 01. Le Jardin 02. Once In The Long Ago 03. Twilight's Embrace 04. Water Tapestry 05. Pan's Return 06. Pastel Reflections 07. Whisperings 08. Summer Daydreams 09. Dance Of The Dragonfly 10. Return To Love DL Link |
| Christina Aguilera - Mi Reflejo (2000) Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:10 AM CST When Christina Aguilera's eponymous debut reached multi-platinum status in the summer of 1999, the charts were also ruled by the Latin pop explosion, headed by Ricky Martin. Since Aguilera had Ecuadoran heritage, recording a Latin pop album was appropriate, even if she didn't know how to speak the language. Besides, a Latin album was an easy way to buy time for an artist waiting to produce an eagerly awaited sequel to a blockbuster album. So, she knocked out the record that became Mi Reflejo in 1999 and 2000, between tours and video shoots. She learned the words phonetically, but she already knew most of the melodies, since the bulk of the album was Spanish-language versions of songs on the debut album. In other words, it was a mirror image of the debut -- her Spanish reflection, as it were. This results in an album that is just a little too familiar, even if it's classy and well-produced and spiked with a couple of new tunes that hold their own with the holdovers. Even so, it's hard to view Mi Reflejo as anything other than a bit of a pleasant holding pattern; it's enjoyable as it spins, but it doesn't add anything new to her music, since it's just the old music in new clothing. Track List 01. Genio Atrapado 02. Falsas Esperanzas 03. El Beso Del Final 04. Pero Me Acuerdo De Tí 05. Ven Conmigo (Solamente Tú) 06. Si No Te Hubiera Conocido 07. Contigo En La Distancia 08. Cuando No Es Contigo 09. Por Siempre Tú 10. Una Mujer 11. Mi Reflejo DL Link |
| Sibel - The Diving Belle (2008) Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:00 AM CST Track List 01: That Is Where Ill Go 02: Make Believe 03: How I Tried To Let You Go 04: Sorry 05: Maybe Someday 06: Walking Away 07: Dont You Wanna Know 08: Until The World Fades Away 09: The Reason Was You 10: Any Day Now 11: All I Need Is One 12: Open Arms DL Link |
| VA - 100 Best Piano Classics - CD4 Posted: 08 Jan 2009 08:00 AM CST Track List 1. Chopin Etude Op.10 No.12 in C minor, 'Revolutionary' Stanislav Bunin (2.49) 2. Beethoven Piano Concerto No.5 in E flat Op.73, 'Emperor' III : Rondo: Allegro (extract) Emil Gilels Cleveland Orchestra/George Szell (3.19) 3. Grieg Piano Concerto in A minor Op.16 I : Allegro molto moderato (extract) Sviatoslav Richter Monte Carlo Opera Orchestra/Lovro von Mataˇcicˇ (2.29) 4. Chopin Polonaise No.3 in A Op.40 No.1, 'Military' (extract) John Ogdon (3.22) 5. Beethoven Piano Sonata No.23 in F minor Op.57, 'Appassionata III : Allegro ma non troppo – Presto Moura Lympany (7.31) 6. Dvorak Slavonic Dance in E minor Op.46 No.2: Allegro scherzando Michel Béroff/Jean-Philippe Collard (3.53) 7. Scriabine Etude Op.8 No.12 Stephen Kovacevich (2.32) 8. Bach The Well-Tempered Klavier, Book 1 Prelude in C* Edwin Fischer (3.08) 9. Bartók Piano Concerto No.3 I : Allegretto Peter Donohoe City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra/Simon Rattle (6.59) 10. Chopin Piano Sonata No.2 in B flat minor Op.35 III : Marcia funebre Mikhail Pletnev (9.16) 11. Rachmaninov Prelude in C sharp minor Op.3 No.2 Alexis Weissenberg (4.14) 12. Beethoven Piano Sonata No.17 in D minor Op.31 No.2, 'Tempest' I : Largo – Allegro Stephen Kovacevich (4.06) 13. Chopin Scherzo No.3 in F sharp minor Op.39 Martha Argerich (7.00) 14. Balakirev Islamey Andrei Gavrilov (7.53) 15. Moussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition The Great Gate of Kiev Alexis Weissenberg (4.56) 16. Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No.1 in B flat minor Op.23 I : Allegro non troppo e molto moderato (extract) Andrei Gavrilov Philharmonia Orchestra/Riccardo Muti (3.42) Download CD4 Part1/5 Download CD4 Part2/5 Download CD4 Part3/5 Download CD4 Part4/5 Download CD4 Part5/5 |
| Posted: 08 Jan 2009 07:54 AM CST Track List 01. William jackson - Corryvreckan 02. Christina tourin - All the world is sleeping 03. Genesis - The river is flowing 04. Ron murray - Mayan temple 05. Clouds in the sky 06. Prokofiev - Dance of the kinghts 07. Clair marlo - Wish 08. Carol kidd - When I dream 09. Paganini - Lucca sonata no 10. Amada Mcbroom - The rose 11. Bill morrissey - She is that kind of mystery 12. Christina tourin - Shadow spirit 13. Margie gibson - When i lost you 14. Chopin - Nocturn no 2 15. Aina minogue - Breton childrens song 16. Mozart - Dies irae 17. Mozart - Confutatis DL Link APE Format http://rapidshare.com/files/25194844/Auror..._1996.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/25194854/Auror..._1996.part2.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/25194893/Auror..._1996.part3.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/25194901/Auror..._1996.part4.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/25194927/Auror..._1996.part5.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/25194942/Auror..._1996.part6.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/25194982/Auror..._1996.part7.rar Password: www.AvaxHome.ru This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Laura Pausini - Io Canto (2006) Posted: 08 Jan 2009 07:49 AM CST Italian, Spanish, or English: Laura Pausini's edgy, electric vocals are some of the most vibrant in contemporary pop. The endearing diva has been around for more than a decade, but the 2004 disc Escucha found her enjoying a newfound musical independence and worldwide success. Yo Canto is a long-brewing project dear to Pausini's heart: a collection of Italian pop covers spanning her lifetime. As with most of Pausini's releases, the disc is available in Italian and in Spanish. Yo Canto veers from dramatic balladry to fiery rock moments, anchored by Pausini's swooping, powerful vocal work. Several songs will be unfamiliar to fans outside of Italy, but it hardly matters. Pausini makes every moment her own, from the triumphant title track to the bittersweet "Escribeme." She's joined by international rock star Juanes during the lovely, lilting "Mi Libre Cancion." And fellow Italian pop idol Tiziano Ferro joins in for a new take on his brooding 2003 hit, "No Me Lo Puedo Explicar." There are many moments of sublime loveliness here. In other words, just another day in the musical life of Pausini. --Joey Guerr Track List 01. Io canto 02. Due 03. Scrivimi 04. Come il sole all 'imporovviso 05. Destinazione paradiso 06. Stella gemella 07. Il mio canto libero 08. Cinque giorni 09. La mia banda suona il rock 10. Spaccacuore 11. Anima fragile 12. Non me lo spiegare 13. Nei giardini che nessuno sa 14. Una stanza quasi rosa 15. Quando 16. Strada Facendo DL Link Part1 /Part2 |
| Lucky Twice - Young And Clever (2007) Posted: 08 Jan 2009 07:44 AM CST Track list 01.Hop Non Stop 02.Lucky 03.Shake Like A Freak 04.Me And You 05.The Lucky Twice Song 06.Midnight Crying 07.No Friend Of Mine 08.Push 09.Hey Girl 10.This Song 11.Speedy Gonzales 12.Big Bad Boys 13.Lucky (Karaoke version) DL Link |
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