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| | Camper Van Beethoven [ mp3 ]album: Telephone Free Landslide Victory
format: mp3
release: 1985
bitrate: 192
length: 40:40 min
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 Tracks of Telephone Free Landslide Victory:
 Border Ska.mp3
The Day That Lassie Went To The Moon.mp3
Wasted.mp3
Yanqui Go Home.mp3
Oh No!.mp3
9 Of Disks.mp3
Payed Vacation Greece.mp3
Where The Hell Is Bill.mp3
Vladivostock.mp3
Skinhead Stomp.mp3
Tina.mp3
Take The Skinheads Bowling.mp3
Mao Reminisces About His Days In Southern China.mp3
I Don't See You.mp3
Balalaika Gap.mp3
Opi Rides Again - Club Med Sucks.mp3
Ambiguity Song.mp3
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| | Camper Van Beethoven [ mp3 ]album: Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart
format: mp3
release: 1988
bitrate: 192
length: 42:02 min
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Tracks of Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart:Eye Of Fatima (Pt. 1).mp3
Eye Of Fatima (Pt. 2).mp3
O Death.mp3
She Divines Water.mp3
Devil Song.mp3
One Of These Days.mp3
Turquoise Jewelry.mp3
Waka.mp3
Change Your Mind.mp3
My Path Belated.mp3
Never Go Back.mp3
The Fool.mp3
Tania.mp3
Life Is Grand.mp3
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| | Camper Van Beethoven [ mp3 ]album: Key Lime Pie
format: mp3
release: 1989
bitrate: 192
length: 50:29 min
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Tracks of Key Lime Pie:Opening Theme.mp3
Jack Ruby.mp3
Sweethearts.mp3
When I Win The Lottery.mp3
(I Was Born In A) Laundromat.mp3
Borderline.mp3
The Light From A Cake.mp3
June.mp3
All Her Favorite Fruit.mp3
Interlude.mp3
Flowers.mp3
The Humid Press Of Days.mp3
Pictures Of Matchstick Men.mp3
Come On Darkness.mp3
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| | Camper Van Beethoven [ mp3 ]album: Camper Vantiquities
format: mp3
release: 1993
bitrate: 192
length: 68:11 min
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Tracks of Camper Vantiquities:Heart.mp3
Never Go Back.mp3
Seven Languages.mp3
Axe Murderer Song.mp3
SP37957.mp3
Crossing Over.mp3
Guardian Angels.mp3
I'm Not Like Everybody Else.mp3
A.C. Cover.mp3
Porpoise Mouth.mp3
We Workers Do Not Understand Modern Art.mp3
We Eat Our Children.mp3
Six More Miles To The Graveyard.mp3
Ice Cream Everyday.mp3
Processional.mp3
Photograph.mp3
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News from our arhive: Coldplay, Fantasia, Ashlee Simpson, Justin And Cameron |
Lindsay Lohan has finished recording her debut album, which she's calling Speak, according to her Web site. The actress/singer is currently deciding which tracks will make the final cut. Justin Timberlake and Cameron Diaz got in a tangle with two paparazzi on Saturday night in Hollywood, and ended up snatching one of the photographers' camera. According to an attorney for the couple, Diaz and Timberlake acted in their own defense and only took the camera to identify the photographers later. The LAPD says the department has received a complaint from one of the photographers, claiming battery and grand theft. The matter is under investigation. No Doubt's Tom Dumont has posted his wedding pictures on his Web site. The three photos, which can be found at http://tomdumont.com/photos.asp, showcase his bride Mieke Binzer's wedding dress, which Dumont's bandmate Gwen Stefani designed.
Devastated to learn of Ashlee Simpson's "Saturday Night Live" lip-synch snafu? If you were planning on tossing your copy of her album into the trash, hold up. New York music venue the Knitting Factory, in conjunction with Horrified Observers of Pedestrian Entertainment (H.O.P.E.), are offering unhappy customers a bit of musical solace. Drop by the Knitting Factory box office between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and exchange Ashlee's disc for an album by Elvis Costello, the Ramones, the Grateful Dead, Ray Charles or Aretha Franklin, among others, courtesy of Rhino Records. Don't live in New York? Check out www.hopeinamerica.com for other exchange information. Fantasia is about to be Fantabulous. The "American Idol" winner will have two M.A.C. lipglass shades named after her, Fantabulous 1 (a smoldering copper) and Fantabulous 2 (a full-on reddened bronze). Fantasia will launch the lipglasses at M.A.C.'s Harlem, New York, location on November 22, the day before her debut album, Free Yourself, hits stores.
The KCRW annual benefit concert in Los Angeles, A Sounds Eclectic Evening, featuring Coldplay, Cafe Tacuba, Van Hunt, Nellie McKay and others, has been rescheduled for March 12. The event, which was supposed to take place on November 20, was moved due to scheduling and logistical conflicts; Rilo Kiley and Ben Watt, originally slated to perform, will be unable to do so now. Tickets for the original sold-out show will be honored for the rescheduled date. In the three-against-one battle of the Beastie Boys versus jazz flutist James Newton, the rappers have emerged victorious. A U.S. appeals court decided on Tuesday that it would not reconsider its 2003 decision which allowed the group to use a six-second sample from Newton's 1978 composition "Choir," according to Reuters. The original decision said that the band paid a license fee to use the recording in their song "Pass the Mic" from 1992's Check Your Head, and therefore had abided by copyright protections and did not have to pay an additional fee.
American Hi-Fi's new album, Hearts on Parade, is available for streaming on the band's Web site, www.AmericanHi-Fi.com. The group's third studio album, the follow-up to last year's The Art of Losing, will be released March 1. Twenty-five years after the Cure released their first album, Three Imaginary Boys, in the U.K., the British version of the band's landmark debut will get its first domestic release December 7. The double-disc reissue, which includes a full disc of rarities, also marks the beginning of Rhino Records' reissue campaign of the band's entire catalog.
The Big Day Out Tour just got a little bigger with the addition of the Hives, Slipknot, the Polyphonic Spree, the Blues Explosion, Hatebreed and Le Tigre. The new acts join an existing lineup of the Beastie Boys, the Donnas, System of a Down, the Chemical Brothers and the Streets, on the six-date trek of Australia and New Zealand that kicks off January 21. Though Justin Guarini announced only a week ago that he was joining the Broadway production of the Beach Boys musical "Good Vibrations," the former "American Idol" runner-up has already left the cast. In a statement issued Wednesday, the producers of the show announced that they've "parted company." His replacement will be announced soon. Meanwhile, the off-Broadway They Might Be Giants musical, which opened November 4, has extended its limited run through December 11. "People Are Wrong!" stars TMBG member John Flansburgh. |
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