Artist: The Boxer Rebellion
Genre(s):
Indie
Discography:
Exits
Year: 2005
Tracks: 10
Gary Glitter planning musical comeback
Tuesday, 8 July 2008
The Boxer Rebellion
Artist: The Boxer Rebellion
Genre(s):
Indie
Discography:
Exits
Year: 2005
Tracks: 10
Gary Glitter planning musical comeback
Pablo Montero
Artist: Pablo Montero
Genre(s):
Other
Latin
Discography:
Mi Tesoro Norteno
Year: 2007
Tracks: 12
Que Bonita Es Mi Tierra... y Sus Canciones
Year: 2006
Tracks: 15
Entrega Total... Los Exitos
Year: 2005
Tracks: 16
A Toda Ley
Year: 2005
Tracks: 12
Con la bendicion de dios
Year: 2004
Tracks: 12
Pidemelo Todo
Year: 2002
Tracks: 12
Homenaje A Javier Solis
Year:
Tracks: 15
Mexican singer Pablo Montero got involved in music piece singing along with his father at a identical pres Young age. He after became the lead isaac Merrit Singer in a isthmus called Trébol and recorded an album, mounting the local charts with "Si Tu Supieras." After acting traditional Mexican songs at Mexico City's parallel bars and clubs, the talented creative person had the opportunity to make his low solo record album, called ¿Dónde Estas Corazón?, released in 1999. Pablo Montero's acting calling started with Vivo Por Elena and Nunca Te Olvidaré, soon, playing a main function in the popular Latin soap opera Abrázame Muy Fuerte, acting alonside Victoria Ruffo. In the year 2000, Pablo Montero returned to the music charts after issuance a pop/ballad oriented record album called Que Voy A Hacer Sin Ti. In 2002, Pidemelo Todo came out and launched another run into individual, "Hay Otra En Tu Lugar." The record was cursorily followed by a home video, Videos y Mas, only by the end of the year Montero was back in the studio. Crafting a tribute to fabled Mexican isaac Merrit Singer Javier Solis, Montero attempted to reinterpret several of his definitive bolero and ranchero songs for a forward-looking audience. Entitled Un Homenaje a Javier Solis, the record arrived in the leap of 2003.
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Obama Goes on Gun Control
Barack Obama is gearing up for the fight of his life -- by hitting the gym!The candidate for change was spotted at a DC sports club on Friday morning in a baseball cap, t-shirt and running pants, working his triceps and hoisting 65 lb dumbbells, according to the National Ledger. Barack also got his cardio on while reading the paper and listening to his iPod on the treadmill. Arnold ain't the only bodybuilder in the political ring!
As if the three-car motorcade and Secret Service agents didn't give his identity away, Barack had to be looked up in the gym's system because he forgot his membership card.
Running for President ain't what it used to be!
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Amit
Artist: Amit
Genre(s):
Drum & Bass
Discography:
Never Ending-SUICIDELP005 Vinyl
Year: 2006
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Year: 2006
Tracks: 9
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Year: 2005
Tracks: 1
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Year: 2005
Tracks: 2
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Year: 2005
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Tracks: 1
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Commercial Suicide (SUICIDE017
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Tracks: 2
Spain's Prado museum says 'Colossus' is not the work of Goya
MADRID, Spain - For years Spain's famed Prado museum had its suspicions about one of its most prized Goyas, and now the museum says it is certain the painting is not by the 18th-century master.
The Prado's announcement last week about the Colossus, a large oil painting depicting the torso of a giant bursting through the clouds as he marches above a terrified village, is causing a furor among experts, some of whom still believe the painting is genuine.
Francisco de Goya y Lucientes' Colossus has always been one of the Prado's major attractions and a highlight of his series on Spain's war against Napoleon, whose troops invaded in 1808.
Doubts about its authenticity began to surface in the early 1990s and grew in April, when the museum unexpectedly excluded the painting from its blockbuster show "Goya in Times of War."
Then, last week, Manuela Mena, a Goya expert and the Prado's chief 18th century art conservationist, told Spain's El Pais newspaper that the painting is filled with stylistic points that don't square up to Goya's talent.
The giant's raised left arm is too crudely painted for such an expert on anatomy as Goya, she said, and his expertise in drawing bulls and other animals would never have let him depict them as they are in the painting.
"The painting is not by Goya's hand," she said. "Goya would never have painted it like that."
The museum, which continues to display the work in its Goya rooms, says fresh studies indicate the Colossus may be the work of a minor painter, Asensio Julia, a pupil and a workshop assistant of Goya's. One of the most significant findings, it says, are what appear to be Julia's initials at the bottom of the painting.
"The museum is certain it is not a Goya. That's for sure. What's not so clear is who actually painted it," a Prado spokeswoman said on condition of anonymity, in keeping with museum policy.
Others disagree.
"I think it's a Goya," Nigel Glendinning, a leading British art historian and Goya expert, said late Thursday in a telephone interview.
Glendinning dismissed Mena's argument about the crude style of the work, saying Goya rarely went for specific details in his paintings, often preferring broad and rough brush strokes.
Glendinning pointed to other evidence as well, including a record that a work by the same name was in Goya's house in 1812. That painting, he maintains, turned up in the inventory of an aristocratic family in Madrid in 1874, and a descendant turned it over to the Prado in 1930.
"It's easy to show that the painting in that inventory in 1874 is the painting now in the Prado because the person who gave it the Prado in 1930 was a descendant of the same family," said Glendinning.
Even some people more directly linked to the Prado are not ready to write the painting off.
"It's going to be difficult for me to accept a change in authorship," honorary Prado director Jose Manuel Pita Andrade told daily ABC. "We're talking about one of Goya's most extraordinary works,"
The Prado, which holds the world's biggest collection of Goyas and considers itself the leading authority on the artist, says an investigation into who actually painted Colossus is not expected to wind up before the end of this year.
Jonathan Brown, a New York University art history professor and Prado expert, said the brouhaha is simply another example of the unending problem of authorship in old masters' works.
"Every field of Western art has its problem paintings," he said. "This is happening with Caravaggios all the time."
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The Killer
Artist: The Killer
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Better Judged By Twelve Than Carried By Six
Year: 2004
Tracks: 9
Luke Bryan
Artist: Luke Bryan
Genre(s):
Country
Discography:
I'll Stay Me
Year: 2007
Tracks: 11
Singer and ballad maker Luke Bryan comes by his country influences by nature -- he grew up in Leesburg, GA, a small town C miles from the Alabama border where his father grew peanuts and sold fertiliser for a living. Bryan helped his kin work the farm when he was offspring, just in his early teens he highly-developed a passion for country music, picking up his influences from his parents' record collection, hearing to the likes of George Strait, Conway Twitty, Ronnie Milsap, Alan Jackson, and Merle Haggard. When he was 14, his folks bought Bryan his number one guitar, and a year later his acting and tattle was strong sufficiency that he started session in with local bands at a club featuring alive country music. At 16, Bryan starting writing songs with the help of a mate of local tunesmiths wHO had enjoyed some success in Nashville, and Bryan planned to head to Music City to try his luck after graduating from high school until his blood brother died in an car accident. Wanting to offer emotional support to his kinsperson, Bryan opted to give ear Georgia Southern University alternatively, though he didn't give up medicine; Bryan continued writing songs, formed a band and was acting gigs on campus or at nearby lachrymation holes most weekends piece pursuing his studies. Bryan recorded a self-released album he sold at shows during this geological period, just he was reluctant to take the immerse and devote himself to medicine full-time until he returned home to work in the family business enterprise later on receiving his degree. Bryan's pa, confident of his son's talent, made him an propose -- he could either impress to Nashville or be pink-slipped. In the early fall of 2001, Bryan pulled up stakes and relocated to Nashville, where his devout songs of country life earned him a contract with one of the city's many publishing houses. In his unfreeze meter, Bryan continued to perform at local clubs, and later an A&R humans from Capitol Records adage him perform a set of his original material, he was minded a record deal. Capitol released Bryan's number one widely distributed record album, I'll Stay Me, in the summertime of 2007.
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