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New Releases |
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| TOUR UPDATES |
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D12 Touring
With Bone Crusher, Slum Village
Usher, Kanye
Spreading 'Truth' On Tour
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| NEWS |
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File swapping and music downloading continues to live on. New programs are coming to the market frequently to fill the growing demand for free music downloads. MP3DownloadHQ.com offers all the software needed to get your hands on these programs. Using MP3DownloadHQ.com you will have access to the biggest media library ever created. Songs, movies, video clips, all available at your fingertips. But not only can you download media files, you can download software titles, countless pictures, and videos, and anything else that can be stored on a computer. You will be able to search for specific titles, artists, or just search for fun and download recordings you haven't heard yet. A membership to MP3DownloadHQ.com is all you need to download unlimited music and movies. You do not need to purchase anything else. Legal Issues File sharing has enabled music fans from around the world to build the largest library of recorded music in history. While this should be cause for celebration, large record labels have spent the last three years attacking peer-to-peer (P2P) technology and the people who use it. But neither user-empowering technologies nor consumers' desire for easy access to digital music are evil. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is on a rampage, launching legal attacks against those they consider 'gross' violators (those sharing over 1,000) files. Rather than working to create a rational, legal means by which its customers can take advantage of file-sharing technology and pay a fair price for the music they love, it has chosen to sue people like Brianna LaHara, a 12 year-old girl living in New York City public housing. There are many artists who are thrilled to have their files shared on these peer-to-peer networks. The tools MP3DownloadHQ.com provides are 100% legal, using them is still 100% legal, and of course, membership to MP3DownloadHQ.com is 100% legal. You could easily compare these programs to owning a VCR - a VCR is a legal and common device, and used properly there's no problem. But you could also use a VCR inappropriately. Because it could be used inappropriately, should it be dismantled, thrown in the trash, and never talked about? - NO WAY! For more details or to start downloading visit: MP3DownloadHQ.com
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| ITEM OF THE WEEK |
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Joybee 110 MP3 Player 128MB Indigo -
Price After Rebate - $61.99
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| BIRTHDAYS |
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June 15th Dryden Mitchell (Alien Ant Farm) (1976) Ice Cube (1969) Scott Rockenfield (Queensryche) (1963) Steve Walsh (Kansas) (1952) Garry Roberts (Boomtown Rats) (1954) James Smith (The Stylistics) (1950) Russell Hitchcock (Air Supply) (1949) Ian Matthews (1946) June 16th Gino Vanelli (1952) Edward Levert (The O'Jays) (1942) June 17th Kevin Thornton (Color Me Badd) (1969) Paul Young (1956) Barry Manilow (1946) June 18th Nathan Morris (Boyz II Men) (1971) Dizzy Reed (Guns N' Roses) (1963) Alison Moyet (1961) Tom Bailey (Thompson Twins) (1957) Paul McCartney (1942) June 19th Brian Welch (Korn) (1969) Brian Vander Ark (The Verve Pipe) (1964) Paula Abdul (1962) Ann Wilson (Heart) (1950) June 20th Twiggy Ramirez (Marilyn Manson) (1972) Murphy Karges (Sugar Ray) (1968) John Taylor (Duran Duran) (1960) Michael Anthony (Van Halen) (1955) Cyndi Lauper (1953) Lionel Richie (1949) Anne Murray (1945) Brian Wilson (The Beach Boys) (1942) June 21st Mike Einziger (Incubus) (1976) Kathy Mattea (1959) Mark Brzezicki (Big Country) (1957) Joey Kramer (Aerosmith) (1950) Joey Molland (Badfinger) (1948) Ray Davies (The Kinks) (1944) |
| BIO OF THE WEEK |
Alanis Morissette
Alanis Morissette - So Called Chaos -
$12.95
Alanis Morissette A-Jagged Little Pill Live DVD (1997) -
$21.10
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| MUSIC HISTORY |
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39 years ago The Kinks arrive in New York City to start their first U.S. Tour. (1965) 37 years ago Moby Grape releases 5 singles simultaneously on CBS Records. (1967) The Hollies' "Carrie Ann" is released. (1967) 36 years ago The Ohio Express get their first gold album for "Yummy, Yummy, Yummy." (1968) 31 years ago Joe Saylers, business manager for Three Dog Night and Steppenwolf, is shot in the arm after a confrontation with two strangers in his West Hollywood apartment. (1973) 27 years ago Steve Winwood releases his first solo L.P., entitled, "Steve Winwood." (1977) 26 years ago The Jefferson Starship fail to perform at the Lorley Festival in St. Goarhausen, Germany because lead singer Grace Slick, dealing with alcoholism, is unable to go onstage. (1978) 24 years ago Led Zeppelin begins a three week European tour. It is their first on the continent since 1973. It will be the group's last tour. (1980) 15 years ago Ringo Starr announces that he will tour again under the guise of "Ringo and the All-Starr Band." Members of the band include Clarence Clemons, Joe Walsh, Billy Preston and Nils Lofgren. (1989) 12 years ago Rapper Sister Souljah called Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton a "draft dodging, pot smoking womanizer. He had criticized her for suggesting that blacks kill whites because there's too much black-on-black violence. " (1992) 10 years ago Hole bassist Kristen Pfaff dies of a heroin overdose. (1994) 9 years ago Pearl Jam begins a tour without using Ticketmaster. The band accused the ticket giant of monopolizing the concert ticket industry and decided to use a mail-order ticket service instead. (1995) 5 years ago Disney releases the animated feature "Tarzan." The soundtrack features five tracks by Phil Collins each sung in five different languages -- English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Collins did two versions in Spanish -- one with a Latin American accent and another with a Castillian. (1999)
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Along with counterparts Jewel and Fiona Apple, Alanis Morissette was
one of the most successful singer/songwriters to ride in on the
second wave of grrrl rock in the mid-'90s. Born on June 1, 1974,
Alanis Nadine Morissette and her two brothers were raised in Ottawa,
Canada by French-Canadian and Hungarian parents. By the age of 10,
the precocious Morissette had landed a role on the Nickelodean TV
show "You Can't Do That on Television" and recorded her first
single, "Fate Stay With Me." She spent most of her pre-pubescent
years performing throughout Canada, singing "O Canada" at sporting
events and even making the de rigueur appearance on "Star Search."
