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| | 220 Volt [ mp3 ]album: Made In Jamtland
format: mp3
release: 2005
bitrate: 202
length: 61:47 min
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 Tracks of Made In Jamtland:
 Intro.mp3
Firefall.mp3
I'm On Fire.mp3
Don't Come My Way.mp3
Sauron / Jamtlands Song.mp3
On Top Of The World.mp3
Powergames.mp3
The End Of The World.mp3
Woman In White.mp3
Prisoner Of War.mp3
Child Of The Night.mp3
Heavy Christmas.mp3
Mind Over Muscle (Soundcheck Recording).mp3
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| | 220 Volt [ mp3 ]album: Eye To Eye
format: mp3
release: 1989
bitrate: 192
length: 46:47 min
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Tracks of Eye To Eye:I'm On Fire.mp3
Beat Of A Heart.mp3
Eye To Eye.mp3
Love Is All You Need.mp3
Live It Up.mp3
Dog Eat Dog.mp3
Dangerous.mp3
Still In Love.mp3
Money Talks.mp3
On The Other Side.mp3
Criminal.mp3
Still In Love (Remix).mp3
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| | 220 Volt [ mp3 ]album: Electric Messengers
format: mp3
release: 1985
bitrate: 192
length: 46:26 min
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Tracks of Electric Messengers:Fire Fall.mp3
Mistreated Eyes.mp3
Don't Go.mp3
Woman In White.mp3
Airborn Fighter.mp3
It's Nice To Be King.mp3
The Tower.mp3
Power Games.mp3
Electric Messengers.mp3
Mind Over Muscle.mp3
Whiter Than White.mp3
In The End.mp3
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Now that she's PETA's "enemy number one," the animal activist group is storming everything J. Lo to protest her Sweetface clothing line's abundant use of fur. Last week, PETA crashed her Times Square appearance, and Thursday, the group took the protest to the singer's Pasadena, California, restaurant, Madre's, holding up images of Jennifer Lopez tagged as a "Fur Hag" and posters of orphaned animals that read "J. Lo: These Babies Miss Their Mother — Is She On Your Back?"
On Wednesday night in his hometown, the late King of New York was honored all day and all night. Radio station Hot 97 ran a special promotion where listeners could call up and request any Notorious B.I.G. song they wanted but had to donate funds to the Christopher Wallace Foundation to hear it. Some donated $2, while stars like Jay-Z and Jadakiss donated thousands. More than $90,000 was raised by the station. During the night, two separate B.I.G. tribute parties were held. One was at club Exit and thrown by radio station Power 105.1. Cuban Link, Mario, Memphis Bleek, Faith Evans, P. Diddy and 112 were on hand for that one. Meanwhile, Big's crew, the Junior M.A.F.I.A., held their own shindig at the Roxy, where the likes of the Alchemist, Tony Touch and Mr. Cheeks showed up. Beyonce and Tina Knowles are expanding their clothing line, House of Dereon, to include outerwear, they announced Thursday (March 10). "We want to launch an extraordinary outerwear collection for the holiday season," Beyonce said in a statement, "the perfect coat to complement our fashion line." Britney Spears has made her peace with Zoller Laboratories, the makers of diet aid Zantrex-3. The singer was once photographed spilling the pills, prompting a pre-emptive federal lawsuit filed by the drug maker claiming she was threatening to sue them for using her image without permission. While the terms of the settlement remain confidential, a representative for the diet aid confirmed that the matter was resolved. A Michigan state prison system that tracks former convicts will purge information on about 215,000 ex-cons, including rapper Eminem, because officials feel the system is being abused, according to the Detroit Free Press. The state's Offender Tracking Information System will remove information on anyone not currently in custody, on parole or on probation. Eminem, who is the third-most-searched entry, received two years probation in 2000 for carrying a concealed weapon. Previously, any member of the public could find info on the location of Eminem's six tattoos, for example. Scott Weiland gives up drug buddy Courtney Love in the April issue of Esquire, in which the rocker reflects on his battles with addiction, jail stints and living the high life. At one point in the mid-1990s, he holed up for a month in a hotel, where his next-door neighbor was none other than the former Hole singer. "We shot drugs the whole time," Weiland told the magazine. "Most of the time she just walked around in panties. There was never anything that went on between us. Dope was the most important thing. But gettin' high with her was sort of like watching a reality show unfold. It was very entertaining." The Velvet Revolver singer says he's giving up narcotics for good — replacing them with the high he gets from coffee, cigarettes and being with his family.
A grand jury indicted singer Gerald Levert on Tuesday on two charges of felonious assault and one of obstructing official business, according to a Cuyahoga County clerk's office spokesperson. The indictment stemmed from an incident on February 25 when police said Levert and a friend confronted two officers who had pulled their friend over for speeding. Levert will be arraigned on March 22. Where has former Da Band member Chopper (a.k.a. Young City) been? He landed a Bad Boy recording contract, but before you hear his debut album, you'll see him on packages of Rap Snacks Pork Skins and Cracklins. Chopper has signed on as the official spokesperson for the latest line of Rap Snacks, which have previously featured Master P, ODB and Lil' Romeo. Each bag will also have a motivational phrase printed on it, such as "seize every opportunity." A company spokesperson said a line of Rock Snacks is being planned for later this year; the company has already landed Insane Clown Posse for those, and is in negotiations with bands such as P.O.D. and Good Charlotte. |
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