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| | Hopesfall [ mp3 ]album: No Wings To Speak Of
format: mp3
release: 2002
bitrate: 192
length: 19:35 min
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 Tracks of No Wings To Speak Of:
 Open Hands To The Wind.mp3
April Left With Silence.mp3
The End Of An Era.mp3
The Far Pavilions.mp3
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| | Hopesfall [ mp3 ]album: The Satellite Years
format: mp3
release: 2003
bitrate: 192
length: 39:07 min
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Tracks of The Satellite Years:Andromeda.mp3
Waitress.mp3
Dead In Magazines.mp3
Dana Walker.mp3
Decoys Like Curves.mp3
A Man Exits.mp3
Red Shift.mp3
Only The Clouds.mp3
Escape Pods For Intangibles.mp3
The Bending.mp3
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| | Hopesfall [ mp3 ]album: Hellfest Vol. III (DVD) [CD 1]
format: mp3
release: 2004 year
bitrate: 192
length: 80:44 min
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Tracks of Hellfest Vol. III (DVD) [CD 1]:Dreaming In Dog Years.mp3
Hold My Own.mp3
Only The People.mp3
Jaded.mp3
Hot The Numbers.mp3
As The Palaces Burn.mp3
Gotta Get Outta Here.mp3
Exit Signs.mp3
Nothing Between Us.mp3
Short Fuse.mp3
Vampires Will Never Hurt You.mp3
The Sound.mp3
Better Than This.mp3
As One We Stand.mp3
Rise.mp3
Another Face.mp3
East Coast Fuck You.mp3
Lilacs And Lolita.mp3
Jet Black New Year.mp3
When It's All Said And Done.mp3
The Bending.mp3
Memphis Will Be Laid To Waste.mp3
For The Record.mp3
Teenage Mustache.mp3
Mullet Burden.mp3
Bite It You Scum.mp3
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News from our arhive: Loose Ends:Ozzy Calls Prince Charles His Mate |
In his everlasting quest to destroy all of his cred, Ozzy Osbourne defended his "mate," Prince Charles and the royal's decision to marry his longtime girlfriend, Camilla Parker Bowles. The Associated Press reports Osbourne offered his congrats to Charles and Camilla while the royal made a much publicized tour of Australia. Osbourne is also down under to host the MTV Australia Video Music Awards.
"His first wife got killed so what's he expected to do, be single for the rest of his life?" Ozzy asked a group of reporters. Of course, Charles and Diana were officially split at the time of her death, but potato-potahto.
A survey says British tabloid star Kylie has been deemed the most popular email forward. The popstar's ad for Agent Provocateur that depicts her riding a bucking bronco in her pants was downloaded over 2.5 million times according to the website boreme.com.
A Virgin ad featuring Missy Elliott ranked #2, while a video edited to make President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair sing the Electric Six song "Gay Bar came third.
Here are the top 10:
Erotic Kylie - Agent Provocateur ad
Missy Elliot caught bending over (Virgin ad)
"Gay Bar" - Bush and Blair sing
Britney, Madonna and Christina kiss
Christina exposed (Virgin ad)
Kylie and Geri Haliwell kiss
Michael Jackson's face
Janet Jackson's Super Bowl boob
Destiny's Child trip
Ray Charles sings into the wrong mike
As far as concerts go, Toronto is filled to the gills with new listings. John Legend will be playing at The Docks on March 29. Chart toppers Black Mountain will be performing on April 5 at The 360. Also that night, Mudvayne are at the Kool Haus. Kathleen Edwards and Jason Collett play the Mod Club on April 7. Less Than Jake play Kool Haus on April 12 and The Shins play that venue on April 17. Moby and Buck 65 roll into the Phoenix on April 18. Adam Green is at Lee's Palace on May 3. Joe Pernice plays the Horseshoe on May 5. Finally, Jack Johnson will be at the Molson Ampitheatre on September 17.
In Vancouver, you can catch Bloc Party and Erase Errata at the Commodore Ballroom on March 27. Lowest Of The Low play Red Room on March 31. Death From Above 1979 are at the same venue on April 2, with Controller.Controller. Nardwuar's The Evaporators are at Chilliwack Lions Hall the same night. The Raveonettes are at Richard's On Richards on May 5. Kelly Clarkson is at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on May 29. Motley Crue and Sum 41 are at the Pacific Coliseum on July 29. And Jack Johnson is last on the schedule again, playing Deer Lake Park in Burnaby on August 14. |
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