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| | The Underdog Project [ mp3 ]album: It Doesn't Matter
format: mp3
release: 2003
bitrate: 192
length: 49:45 min
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 Tracks of It Doesn't Matter:
 Saturday Night.mp3
I Can't Handle It.mp3
Summer Jam 2003.mp3
Endless Love.mp3
Miami.mp3
Fore The Ladies.mp3
Tonight.mp3
Friend.mp3
Get On Up.mp3
Saturday.mp3
High.mp3
24/7.mp3
Winter Jam.mp3
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| | The Underdog Project [ mp3 ]album: Summer Jams 2003
format: mp3
release: 2003 year
bitrate: 192
length: 74:24 min
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Tracks of Summer Jams 2003:Summer Jam.mp3
Turn Me On.mp3
Sunlight.mp3
Beachbreeze.mp3
Make Luv.mp3
Husan.mp3
Drum Beats.mp3
The Power Of Bhangra.mp3
Clocks.mp3
Why Worry.mp3
Happy TV.mp3
Yesterday.mp3
Heaven Is A Place On Earth.mp3
If U Wanna Dance.mp3
I Can't Go For That.mp3
I'm Somebody.mp3
Shined On Me.mp3
Work.mp3
Sweet Love.mp3
Avalanche.mp3
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| | The Underdog Project [ mp3 ]album: Fiesta Loca (CD2)
format: mp3
release: 2003 year
bitrate: 160
length: 68:16 min
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Tracks of Fiesta Loca (CD2):La Fiesta Loca (Radio Edit).mp3
Jogi (Main).mp3
Ganxtaville Pt. III.mp3
Chihuahua.mp3
Comme Ci Comme Ca.mp3
Let's Get Loud.mp3
The Ketchup Song.mp3
Rhythm Of The Night.mp3
Miss California.mp3
Summer Jam.mp3
Macarena.mp3
El Ritmo Hafanana.mp3
The Rigga-Ding-Dong-Song.mp3
MFG.mp3
Oh Carolina.mp3
Summer Dreamin.mp3
Club Tropicana.mp3
The Tide Is High.mp3
Pio Bella Cosa.mp3
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| | The Underdog Project [ mp3 ]album: Beachparty
format: mp3
release: 2003 year
bitrate: 192
length: 62:54 min
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Tracks of Beachparty:Summer Jam.mp3
Babe.mp3
Sunrise (Motivo Hi Lectro Radio Mix).mp3
Year 3000.mp3
The Sound Of The Undergroun.mp3
Husan.mp3
Jogi.mp3
Make Luv.mp3
Turn Me On.mp3
Move Your Feet.mp3
Boys Of Summer.mp3
Call Me.mp3
Luz De La Luna.mp3
Ven, Ven Ven.mp3
Bailaremos.mp3
Time.mp3
Satisfac.mp3
Why Worry.mp3
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Big Boi will perform in New York on Thursday (June 3) for the launch of Calvin Klein's new fragrance, "Eternity Moment." The scent may not be Klein's only new offering — the Outkast rapper is in talks with Klein to release a fragrance of his own. Andre 3000 is bringing his eccentric sartorial sense to the hip-hop masses. Or at least those with enough moxie to dress in plaids, suspenders and bow ties. The musician is floating the idea of launching a clothing line, Designs by Benjamin Andre, inspired by his own colorful look and the preppy style of Ralph Lauren. Andre says the line could be out next spring, although no plans have officially been announced yet.
Almost three years after Aaliyah died, a New York judge has determined that her record label can sue the video producer who booked the private jet that crashed in the Bahamas, killing the pop star. Justice Carol Edmean of the New York State Supreme Court ruled that Blackground Entertainment, of which Aaliyah owned 10 percent, was entitled to sue because the singer and actress was the prime "asset" of the company, and not an "employee." The production company, Instinct Productions, had tried to have a negligence lawsuit filed last November dismissed because Aaliyah was a company employee. The State Court of Appeals has previously ruled that an employer cannot recover damages when an employee is injured in an incident in which a third party is negligent.
Michael Jackson's former rabbi advisor, Shmuley Boteach, has blasted Madonna for what he deems a hypocritical endorsement of Kabbalah's Jewish mystic teachings. In an editorial for Something Jewish, Boteach writes that Madonna shouldn't be Kabbalah's most public figure, since she's a "slut." "Is the Kabbalah Center really so desperate that it is prepared to promote itself through a vulgarian whose main contribution to the culture is porn rock?" he wrote. Madonna's spokesperson called Boteach's comments "frightening for someone who professes to be a religious person." Three days after guitarist Trey Anastasio announced that Phish were breaking up, keyboardist Page McConnell assured fans that there were no hard feelings with an online post of his own. "As we wind down the Phish career, it is done with both great joy and great sadness," McConnell wrote. "The joy comes from remembering the incredibly good times we've experienced, the successes we've enjoyed, and knowing that even in our closing we are honoring the band."
U2's Bono, Coldplay's Chris Martin and several British actors have signed an open letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair requesting more aid money for the world's poorest countries. Jude Law, Colin Firth and Minnie Driver are among the others who signed the letter. Mandy Moore's line of vintage T-shirts featuring quotes from '60s, '70s and '80s pop songs is now on its way to stores, including specialty boutiques Fred Segal, Kitson and Theodore's. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
The Hives compilation that launched the band in the U.K. in 2001 will finally be released in the U.S. on July 13, a week before the Swedish band's new album, Tyrannosaurus Hives, hits shelves. The compilation, Your New Favorite Band, features four tracks from both Veni Vidi Vicious and the Hives' 1997 debut, Barely Legal, along with three songs from the A.K.A. I-D-I-O-T EP. The U.S. release will also include a bonus DVD with videos for "Hate to Say I Told You So," "Die, All Right!" and "Main Offender." Nickelback, 3 Doors Down and Puddle of Mudd will hit the Wild Rose Ridge Amphitheatre in Bottineau, North Dakota, on July 3 for the third night of the seventh Rockin' the Hills festival. Live, Styx, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Peter Frampton, Firehouse, Tesla, Foghat, L.A. Guns, Warrant, Great White, Dokken and Jackyl are among the other bands performing from July 1-4.
Suge Knight got off the hook, but his Death Row Records was ordered to pay more than $162,000 to a man who claimed Knight and his bodyguards attacked him at a recording studio in 2001. Knight testified he was not in the studio at the time. Lil' Wayne's upcoming album, Tha Carter, has been pushed back until June 29. When the LP does come out, it will be the second version of the album the young Cash Money Millionaires star recorded. An earlier version was scrapped last year.
Twista is getting it all twisted. The speed-flow assassin has teamed up with Mobb Deep for a remix of Havoc and Prodigy's "Got It Twisted." Freestyle warrior Jin is finally set to drop his debut, The Rest Is History. Ruff Ryders has set August 24 as the release date for the young MC's LP.
If you want to live large like Jay-Z or Missy Elliott, you used to have to drop by Jacob the Jeweler's shop on 47th Street in New York's Diamond District. But now, out-of-towners can visit the king of bling's Web site at www.jacobthejeweler.com to get their custom iced creations. Perhaps the Jack White/ Loretta Lynn pairing served as inspiration? In the wake of his album with Neva Dinova and the launch of his own record label, Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst is keeping busy working on a collaboration with country singer Emmylou Harris.
Put a fork in the production of "What We Do Is Secret," the flick about the life of Darby Crash and the Germs. "A Walk to Remember" star Shane West was cast as Crash, Bijou Phillips plays Lorna Doom, and Lukas Haas portrays Don Bolles. The fate of the film — and its distribution — remains in limbo. Thursday and Funeral for a Friend have both covered Far, and now fans of the influential post hardcore/emo band can get the original version, along with new material. Far are re-releasing their 1998 album, Water & Solutions, with a DVD on June 22. |
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