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Artist: Lupe Fiasco: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Rap: Hip-Hop Hip-Hop R&B: Soul     Discography:      Tha Exam    Year: 2007    Tracks: 20      Da Exam    Year: 2007    Tracks: 24      Trials And Tribulations The Mixtape Vol. 1    Year: 2006    Tracks: 17      Touch the Sky    Year: 2006    Tracks: 29      Food and Liquor    Year: 2006    Tracks: 16      Fahrenheit 115 (Part I - The Truth Is Among Us)    Year: 2006    Tracks: 17      A Rhyming Ape    Year:     Tracks: 8 Chicago-based Muslim MC Lupe Fiasco began rapping in junior high schooling and joined a mathematical group called Da Pak respective long time later. The group gestural to Epic, released one single, and split up, all before Fiasco reached the historical period of 20. Thanks in subroutine to the vocal support of Jay-Z, L.A. Reid gestural Fiasco as a solo originative person to Arista, only before anything of signification was able to materialise (only a promo individual and a couple edgar Guest appearances were set up), Reid was laid-off, going the MC without a label. Fiasco finally landed at Atlantic. Preceded by the unmarried "Kick, Push," as well as respective mixtapes and an read on Kanye West's "Touch the Sky," the album Solid food & Liquor was plant to surface during other 2006, though an unfinished version leaked during the outpouring, force its official exit punt to September rather. The album earned Fiasco trey Grammy nominations. A highly conceptualized reexamination, The Cool, was released in December 2007.

Marita Schreck

   
Artist: Marita Schreck

   Genre(s): 
Industrial
   

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Discography:


   
 Schlagwerksorgien

   Year: 1997   
Tracks: 10

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'90s 1-Hit Wonders: Right Time, Right Place

Matthew McConaughey's Baby-Mama OK With Drunken Flirting

Matthew McConaughey's pregnant Brazilian girlfriend has put her man's recent drunken flirt-off down to the fact that he is a “famous guy".

According to the actor's brother, new photos of a plastered McConaughey getting up close and personal with locals in a Nicaraguan bar have only served to make Camila Alves realise how difficult it is to be a star.

The snapshots and stories of McConaughey dirty dancing with locals at The Iguana bar in San Juan Del Sur would end many celebrity romances, but Rooster McConaughey insists the model is unfazed by the 'scandal'.

He tells In Touch, "Camila loves him for him. He's a free spirit and she gets it.

"She knows what it's like being around a famous guy."

Singles ft Bryn Christopher

Bryn Christopher: The Quest.
Old skool soul emotion with an impeccable delivery from the Birmingham singer.

This debut single comes from his forthcoming album My World, which is
coproduced by Midi Mafia who has exclusive rights to use samples from the
Stax label – ensuring it is a much-anticipated release. 4.5Tom Williams And The Boat:Train Station Car Park.
Blending speedy folk with harmonica, this sounds like a hyperactive Dylan if
he were from Kent. Brilliant lyrics that tap into the misery of travelling
on the M25 and make it seem almost poetic. 4Figure 5: Rock Of Gibraltar.
Chants and garage psyche guitars live up to the primitive quality of the
Sixties tracks they are influenced by. 3.5Weezer: Pork And Beans.
The US Indie veterans have mellowed with age but still retain a wicked hook to
the jagged guitar riffs from their sixth studio album. 3.5 Feeder: We Are The People.

Another group of survivors on their sixth album, this offers the familiar
impassioned vocals and crashing guitars – but the formula seems a bit dated
somehow. 3The Music: Strength In Numbers.
Despite being away for a while, their incendiary rabble-rousing proggy
anthemic sound is instantly recognisable. 3Little Man Tate: What Your Boyfriend Said.



Testosterone-fuelled boisterous romp through the subject of adulterous
relationships, from the laddish Yorkshire four-piece. 3 Palace Fires: Fear Of Falling EP.
Moving and deceptively simple songs which combine classic Sixties songwriting
with the heartstring-pulling quality of Coldplay. 4Laura Marling: Crossed Your Fingers/Crawled Out Of The Sea.
Her sweet, folky voice and simple songs combine fragility with a inner
confidence to mesmerising effect. 4

Is Chez set to go it alone?

CHERYL COLE is the latest GIRLS ALOUD crooner to scheme for life after the
band – and she looks pretty chipper about the future.

The Geordie has been secretly plotting her solo pop assault with top producer T2. Plot partner ... T2
Chezza and the Leeds-born guru – who recently hit No2 hit with single
Heartbroken – have now synchronised their diaries to fit in studio
time to work on her material.

The feisty star is so bent on getting ahead that she kicked off last week when
he postponed recording dates with her in favour of sessions with former MIS-TEEQ
star ALESHA DIXON.

But on Monday Cheryl was all smiles as she left Nobu in Mayfair, London –
with her wedding ring missing once again – while ASHLEY was
at Stamford Bridge watching Chelsea blow their Premier League hopes.

A source said: “Cheryl and T2 have been in discussions about her
solo material. He is the man of the moment, with a lot of pop acts
clamouring for his expertise on collaborations.

“He told her she would have to hold on a bit longer because he had
commitments with Alesha – which went down like a lead balloon.




“Cheryl is keen to get cracking on new material and didn’t
want to play second fiddle to anyone else.”

It’s the latest evidence that the writing is about to appear on the
wall for Cheryl’s pop five-piece.
SARAH HARDING also has some demos tucked away which she recorded last
year with FAITHLESS mastermind ROLLO. Meanwhile, NADINE
COYLE has been telling everyone in LA who will listen that she is
available for acting work.

She has made it crystal clear she sees her future in the US.

I can’t help feeling the girls will be making a big bungle if they
go it alone, although at least Cheryl has chosen someone decent to work
with.

T2 is involved with KELLY ROWLAND, KATE NASH and NATASHA
BEDINGFIELD as well as Alesha.
Hubby ... Ashley
But she only has to turn back a few years in the pop history books to see how
poorly the SPICE GIRLS did out on their own.

It’s hard to get excited about the prospect of DANE BOWERS sitting
by the phone waiting for another Truesteppers call.

Maybe I’m wrong, but I think we are going to find out sooner rather
than later.



Who do you think will be the most successful of the Girls Aloud five when the
band split? Maybe you even fancy KIMBERLEY WALSH or NICOLA ROBERTS’
chances.

Glenn Frey

   
Artist: Glenn Frey

   Genre(s): 
Rock: Pop-Rock
   

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Discography:


   
 Glenn Frey Live

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 14


   
 Strange Weather

   Year: 1992   
Tracks: 15


   
 Soul Searchin'

   Year: 1988   
Tracks: 10

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Frey's donation to the Miami Vice soundtrack, "You Belong to the City," was besides a megahit, narrowly wanting the spinning top of the charts. However, his next solo LP, Soulfulness Searchin', did non follow until 1988, notching only ane Top 40 entry, "Straight Love"; Unusual Weather, issued four years by and by, missed the charts all told. After issue John Glenn Frey Live in 1993, he coupled the reunited Eagles on their phenomenally successful Hell Freezes Over circuit, with a live album of the same name reaching number one a year later. Since and then, his releases get consisted of compilations of sooner solo work. In the late '90s, Frey co-founded his own label, Mission Records, with attorney Peter Lopez.

Rhapsody Of Fire

   
Artist: Rhapsody Of Fire

   Genre(s): 
Metal: Power
   Rock
   

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Discography:


   
 Triumph Or Agony

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 12


   
 Power of the Dragonflame

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 10

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Formerly known just as Rhapsody, this acclaimed





Danger in 'Fahrenheit' follow-up