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Album Reviews: Jimi Hendrix Experience "Hollywood Bowl: August 18, 1967" / Scream "DC Special"

Jimi Hendrix Hollywood Bowl: August 18, 1967

Another year, another Jimi Hendrix Experience release just before the holiday season! Since beginning this blog, I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing loads of Hendrix albums including the posthumous album Both Sides of the Sky, the 50th anniversary Deluxe Edition of Electric Ladyland, the 50th anniversary re-release of his live album Band of Gypsys, his live box set Songs for Groovy Children: The Fillmore East Concerts, the live album and movie Live in Maui, 2021’s Record Store Day release Paris ‘67, and last year's Los Angeles Forum: April 26, 1969. This week Legacy is releasing a never-before-released (or bootlegged) live album of the Jimi Hendrix Experience's concert at Hollywood Bowl just before they became famous with Hollywood Bowl: August 18, 1967.

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At this concert, the Experience were opening for The Mamas and the Papas. Attendees were mainly there to see the headliners. Jimi Hendrix Experience's debut album Are You Experienced would be released in the U.S. five days later on August 23, 1967 (it had been released in the U.K. on May 5, 1967). By this point, the band had played a legendary show at the Monterey Pop Festival and opened for The Monkees. This is literally the moment just before they got famous. The trio were bigger than the sum of their parts: Hendrix on guitar, Noel Redding on bass, and Mitch Mitchell on drums. There were quite a few songs from Are You Experienced, but there are also loads of covers including favorites by The Beatles (“Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”), Howlin’ Wolf (“Killing Floor”), Bob Dylan (“Like a Rolling Stone”), The Troggs (“Wild Thing”) and Muddy Waters (“Catfish Blues”). A live album would pretty much be enough to please a lot of fans, but this one is cool because it's not some overly-bootlegged concert so there's a sense of discovery, but also the covers make this feel like you're getting something new and different. There's nothing like hearing a band the very second they became famous and here it is!

For info on Jimi Hendrix Experience

4 out of 5 stars

Scream DC Special

Bursting out the DC hardcore punk scene in the 80s was the legendary Scream. The Reagan administration gave the Washington DC punk community quite a bit to rant about in the 80s and Scream were among the biggest of that whole scene, along with Fugazi, Bad Brains and Henry Rollins (the list, of course, goes on). In my friend Scott Crawford's 2014 documentary Salad Days about the DC punk scene in the 80s, he interviewed multiple members of Scream. Singer Pete Stahl and his brother / guitarist Franz Stahl, bassist Skeeter Thompson were a tight knit unit with original drummer Kent Stax. After Stax left the band in 1986, his replacement was teenage drummer Dave Grohl, who truly brought it. I was a big fan of the band's albums No More Censorship and Fumble and I have them in my record collection. After the band broke up (as we all know), Grohl joined Nirvana and brought that punk energy he honed in Scream to the masses. The Fumble album had been recorded in 1989 but was finally released in 1993. There were a few reunions here and there and Grohl has continued to work with the members of Scream (i.e. Franz was in Foo Fighters from 1997-1999). In 2009, the original lineup of Scream reunited and they even recorded with Stax on drums at Grohl's Studio 606 for an EP. But we haven't actually had a studio album from Scream since Fumble, which was 30 years ago. This week, Dischord Records is releasing DC Special featuring the original lineup. In September Stax died at age 61, making this his final album with Scream.

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With the Fumble album it felt like the band was really evolving. The punk sound was there, but there was also a post-punk sound coming through. With all of their collective outside projects, i.e. Franz in Foo Fighters and DYS, Pete and Franz in Wool, Pete in Goatsnake and Earthlings?, Skeeter's solo work, etc - this band is way more than just an 80s punk band. This album incorporates a lot more styles and even some melodic tendencies. It's a nice full circle moment that this album got recorded with Stax before he died and that Grohl made a guest appearance. There's loads of other DC punk veterans appearing here including Dischord Records founder and Fugazi / Minor Threat singer Ian MacKaye. This is album is a treat for fans and enough to make you want to, well, scream!

For info on Scream

4 out of 5 stars

#album reviews #jimi hendrix #jimi hendrix experience #live album #1967 #noel redding #mitch mitchell #scream #pete stahl #franz stahl #dave grohl #kent stax #skeeter thompson #dc punk #classic rock #music nerd

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noloveforned · 1 year

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i love bandcamp fridays but they certainly distract from getting my radio show together! tune into wlur from 8pm-midnight to see what i end up playing!

we finished up our first theme of the year last week- all year long we've been starting the shows off with songs about 'work'. we heard songs from east river pipe, pernice brothers, the happy thoughts, the flaming lips, mammoth penguins, superchunk, dolly parton, elvis costello, the bangles, the replacements, ramones, the reds pinks & purples, devo, the clash, drive-by truckers, and harry belafonte.

no love for ned on wlur – april 28th, 2023 from 8-10pm

artist // track // album // label harry belafonte // day-o (the banana boat song) // very best of harry belafonte // rca frankie cosmos // fragments // clean weird prone (inner world peace deluxe) // sub pop the hidden cameras // breathe on it // the smell of our own (deluxe edition) // rough trade rob munk // the ghosts of san francisco // phased out // magic door brontez purnell // jaboukie // jaboukie 7" // sub pop display homes // at capacity // what if you're right and they're wrong? // esrte theke tontraeger sir bobby jukebox // don't say goodbye // in the organ loft at midnight // (self-released) cathedrale // an alibi // words / silence // howlin' banana rotary club // american tower // american tower 7" // iron lung the replacements // hangin' downtown (alternate version) // sorry ma, forgot to take out the trash (deluxe edition) // rhino oswald five-o // all night takeout // serenade // grinning idiot water machine // hot real estate // demo cassette // gold mold packs // smallest one // crispy crunchy nothing // fire talk elizaband // talking in tongues // lonesome celestial // (self-released) mope city // mirror puddle // wind locked me out cassingle // (self-released) bardo pond // destroying angel // peel sessions // fire body/head // tripping // come on 2x7" // three lobed jon collin and niklas anderstedt lindgren // 27:19 // dark country // akti elijah mclaughlin ensemble featuring katinka kleijn // parallax // iii // astral spirits fire! orchestra featuring joe mcphee // echoes: i see your eye, part 2 // echoes // rune grammofon benji b, raven bush, theon cross, nubya garcia, tom herbert, shabaka hutchings, nikolaj torp larsen, dave okumu, nick ramm, dan see, tom skinner and martin terefe // it’s one of these // london brew // concord jazz flora purim // light as a feather // butterfly dreams // milestone david ornette cherry // so and so and so and so // organic nation listening club (the continual) // spiritmuse dinner party featuring hi-tek // watts renaissance // enigmatic society // empire linqua franqa featuring ears // the whole bank // the whole bank digital single // ernest jenning cold beat // paper // mother // crime on the moon marlody // these doubts // i'm not sure at all // skep wax snowy // where am i? // lipreader cassette // (self-released) the ekphrastics // fogtown // special delivery // harriet wild carnation // dodger blue // tricycle (expanded edition) // delmore some velvet sidewalk // 20,000 leagues // appetite for extinction // communion

#wlur #radio shows

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agua-caliente · 11 months

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Dave East - DND

Album : "Dave East - Book of David (Deluxe Edition)" (2023)

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djsneakrfreak · 2 years

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PARTY // BAD BUNNY FEAT. RAUW ALEJANDRO

CON ALTURA // ROSALIA, J BALVIN FEAT. EL GUINCHO

EFECTO // BAD BUNNY

OUTSIDE // BRYSON TILLER

WAIT (THE WHISPER SONG) // THE YING YANG TWINS

TOXIC // YG

GOTTA MOVE ON (KINGS REMIX) // BRYSON TILLER FEAT. FABOLOUS, TORY LANEZ, AND DIDDY

4:22 // OZUNA FEAT. DANNY OCEAN

NO MAKEUP // BINO RIDEAUX FEAT. KING COMBS

SPECIAL DELIVERY // RJ FEAT. TYDOLLA$IGN

U DON’T HAVE TO CALL // USHER

GO DUMB // YG FEAT. H.E.R.

NIKKI BEACH // THE GAME FEAT. TORY LANEZ & FRENCH MONTANA

COMO ANTES // BAD BUNNY

I LIKE YOU (A HAPPIER SONG) // POST MALONE FEAT. DOJA CAT

BLUEBERRY FAYGO (INSTRUMENTAL) // LIL MOSEY

DO IT UP // BABYSTONE GORILLAS FEAT. WALLIE THE SENSEI

SUNSHINE // TYGA FEAT. JHENE AIKO & POP SMOKE

SUNSHINE // LIL FLIP FEAT. LEA

SOMOS IGUALES // OZUNA FEAT. TOKISCHA, LOUCHIE LOU, AND MICHIE ONE

PROVENZA // KAROL G

AGOSTO // BAD BUNNY

NOTHING EVEN MATTERS // SIR

SLIDE ABOUT U // DRAKE, 21 SAVAGE

MAJOR DISTRIBUTION // DRAKE, 21 SAVAGE

HOURS OF SILENCE // DRAKE, 21 SAVAGE

TOP OFF // GUNNA

BACKSTAGE PASSES // EST GEE FEAT. JACK HARLOW

LOST ME // GIVEON

TREACHEROUS TWINS // DRAKE, 21 SAVAGE

BACH 2 BACH // FABOLOUS FEAT. DAVE EAST

BULLSEYE // K. CAMP

FEELING YOURSELF // BINO RIDEAUX FEAT. KALAN .FRFR

X ULTIMA VEZ // DADDY YANKEE X BAD BUNNY

POSSESSIVE // CHRIS BROWN FEAT. BLEU & LIL WAYNE

WORTH IT // TRAEETWOTHREE FEAT. DDG

9/11/2022 EDIT: WASNT FEELING MY FIRST MIX CUT SO I MADE ANOTHER ONE AND REPLACED IT.. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! ALSO, I APPRECIATE THE MUSIC COMING OUT HAD TO DO A MIX! HOPE YOU VIBE TO THEM JUST LIKE I DID, MORE ON THE WAY!! THANK YOU FOR LISTENING TO HIP HOP AND SMOOV VIBES

#SoundCloud #music #DJ SNEAKRFREAK #HIP HOP #RAP #LATIN #TRAP #soundcloud

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bboyplankton · 1 year

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Hip-Hop/Rap Albums 2022

1. Conway the Machine – God Don’t Make Mistakes

2. Lupe Fiasco – Drill Music in Zion

3. Nas – King’s Disease III

4. A Boogie wit da Hoodie – Me Vs. Myself

5. Saba – A Few Good Things

6. Westside Boogie – More Black Superheroes

7. Freddie Gibbs – $oul $old $eperately (Bonus Edition)

8. JID – The Forever Story

9. Boldy James & Cuns – Be That As It May

10. Kendrick Lamar – Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers

11. Ab-Soul – Herbert

12. Method Man – Meth Lab Season 3: The Rehab

13. Nick Grant – Welcome to Loveland

14. Burna Boy – Love, Damini

15. Vince Staples – Ramona Park Broke My Heart

16. Jeezy & DJ Drama – Snofall

17. Westside Gunn – 10

18. Larry June – Spaceships on the Blade

19. Danger Mouse & Black Thought – Cheat Codes

20. Lloyd Banks – The Course of the Inevitable 2

21. YG – I Got Issues

22. Joey Bada$$ – 2000

23. Cordae – From A Bird’s Eye View

24. Apollo Brown & Philmore Greene – Cost of Living

25. Megan Thee Stallion – Traumatize

26. Wiz Khalifa, Big K.R.I.T., Smoke DZA, & Girl Talk – Full Court Press

27. Denzel Curry – Melt My Eyez See Your Future

28. Dizzy Wright & DJ Hoppa – Dizzyland

29. Royce Da 5’9” – The Heaven Experience Vol.

30. Snoop Dogg – BODR

31. The Musalini & 9th Wonder – The Don & Eye

32. Pusha T – It’s Almost Dry

33. Jalen Santoy – Without Hesitation

34. Drake – Honestly, Nevermind

35. Symba & DJ Drama – Results Take Time

36. Jack Harlow – Come Home the Kids Miss You

37. Bun B & Statik Selektah – Trillstatik 2

38. Key Glock – PRE5L – EP

39. EarthGang – Ghetto Gods

40. Young Dolph – Paper Route Frank

41. Kid Cudi – Entergalactic

42. Smino – Love 4 Rent

43. Drake & 21 Savage – Her Loss

44. Brockhampton – The Family

45. Tobi Lou – Non-Perishable

46. The Cool Kids – Baby Oil Staircase/ Chillout

47. Doe Boy – Oh Really

48. Dave East, Buda & Grandz, & DJ Drama – Book of David

49. Smoke DZA – 10,000 Hrs

50. Nigo – I Know Nigo!

51. Busta Rhymes – The Fuse Is Lit – EP

52. Wiz Khalifa – Multiverse

53. Ransom – Pain & Glory

54. Tee Grizzley – Chapters of the Trenches

55. Sy Ari Da Kid – The Shadow In the Shade 2

56. Roc Marciano & The Alchemist – The Elephant Man’s Bones

57. Mozzy – Survivor’s Guilt

58. Armani Caesar – The Liz 2

59. Action Bronson – Crocodilo Turbo

60. Earl Sweatshirt – Sick!

61. CyHi – EGOT the EP

62. Dreezy – HitGirl

63. Juicy J & Wiz Khalifa – Stoner’s Night

64. Logic – Vinyl Days

65. DJ Premier – Hip- Hop 50: Vol. 1 – EP

66. Paul Wall & Termanology – Start 2 Finish

67. Casey Veggies – Since Ya’ll Forgot – EP

68. 38 Spesh & Harry Fraud – Beyond Belief

69. Jay Worthy & Harry Fraud – You Take the Credit, We’ll Take the Check

70. The Cool Kids – Before Shit Got Weird

71. Boldy James & Real Bad Man – Killing Nothing

72. Dreamville & J. Cole – D-Day: A Gangsta Grillz Mixtape

73. Juicy J, Lex Luger & Trap-A-Holics – Crypto Business

74. Buddy – Superghetto

75. The Game – DRILLMATIC Heart Vs. Mind

76. Snoop Dogg & DJ Drama – Gangsta Grillz: I Still Got It

77. Future – I Never Liked You

78. Duke Deuce – CRUNKSTAR

79. Prodigy – The Hegelian Dialectic 2: The Book of Heroine

80. Payroll Giovanni – Back 2 The Ba$ics

81. Yo Gotti, Moneybagg Yo, & CMG The Label – Gangsta Art

82. Duke Deuce – Memphis Massacre II

83. Latto – 777

84. Metro Boomin – Heroes & Villains

85. RZA & DJ Scratch – Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater

86. Cappadonna & Stu Bangas – 3rd Chamber Grail Bars

87. Mickey Factz & Ayo Shamir – It’s Only Us Here

88. Hodgy – Everyday People Change Into Someone

89. 38 Spesh – 7 Shots

90. Smoke DZA, Nym Lo, & 183rd – Driplomatic Immunity

91. Jay Worthy, Larry June, & LNDN Drugs – 2 P’z In A Pod

92. DJ Khaled – God Did

93. Casey Veggies – Crypto Veggies

94. Quavo & Takeoff – Only Built for Infinity Links

95. RZA & Bobby Digital – RZA Presents: Bobby Digital & the Pit of Snakes

96. Curren$y & Fuse – Spring Clean 2

97. Boldy James & Futurewave – Mr. Ten08

98. Westside Gunn – Peace “Fly” God

99. Mt. Westmore – Snoop Cube 40 $hort

100. Apollo Brown – This Must Be The Place

101. BigWalkDog – Trick City

102. Bas – [Bump] Pick Me Up – EP

103. Cam’ron & A-Trak – U Wasn’t There

104. Onyx – Onyx Versus Everybody

105. Blac Youngsta – 4Life

106. Leikeli47 – Shape Up

107. Tsu Surf – Disparu

108. Finesse2Tymes – 90 Days

109. 42 Dugg & EST Gee – Last Ones Left

110. Coi Leray – Trendsetter

111. EST Gee – I Never Felt Nun

112. Rico Nasty – Las Ruinas

113. TyFontaine – B4BMG: The Experience – EP

114. BlocBoy JB – Bacc 2 Da Bloc

115. Gucci Mane – So Icy Boyz 22

116. Lil Baby – It’s On Me

117. Post Malone – Twelve Carat Toothache

118. Gucci Mane – So Icy Gang: The ReUp

119. Vory – Lost Souls

120. Glorilla – Anyways, Life’s Great

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whatsonmedia · 22 days

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Thursday Thrill: Week's Epic Event Experiences Await

Welcome to Thursday Thrill, your go-to guide for epic event experiences! Get ready for an exhilarating journey filled with pulsating beats, mind-blowing music, and captivating art. In this edition, we'll uncover the wonders of Kingsland Festival, Mayday Festival Dortmund, and the Big North Tattoo Show. Whether you're a dance music enthusiast or an art lover, these events have something extraordinary in store for you. Join us as we explore the thrilling experiences that await you. Let's dive in! Kingsland Festival: The Ultimate Dance Music Extravaganza in the Netherlands 27 Apr Kingsland Festival, the largest one-day dance music festival in the Netherlands. With multiple stages and a lineup of international artists and home-grown talent, this festival promises an unforgettable experience for music lovers. A Festival Like No Other Kingsland Festival is a non-camping event, making it convenient for globetrotting festival-goers. Located in a special setting, the festival offers plenty of accommodation options nearby, allowing you to drop off your bags and fully immerse yourself in this European city festival extravaganza. Thrilling Performances and Massive Celebrations At Kingsland Festival, you can expect massive stage productions and all the thrills that the Netherlands has to offer. This year, the festival celebrates its 10th anniversary, coinciding with the King's birthday. Get ready for one huge, massive celebration rave to the grave! A Stellar Lineup The lineup for Kingsland Festival is nothing short of spectacular. Prepare to dance the day away to the beats of renowned global DJs such as Martin Garrix, Nicky Romero, COONE, Rebellion, Warface, Thomas Newson, Adrenalize, Hard Driver, Kris Kross Amsterdam, and many more. This year's lineup is set to make history with an incredible showcase of talent. Join the Party Don't miss out on this incredible festival experience. Get your clogs on and be part of the Kingsland Festival on April 27th. For tickets and more information, visit the official website Mayday Festival Dortmund: A Techno Music Extravaganza 30 Apr Get ready to dive into the heart of techno music at Mayday Festival Dortmund. This legendary festival has been hosting its famous techno raves for over 25 years, attracting hardcore techno lovers from around the globe. A Techno Lover's Paradise Mayday Festival Dortmund is a one-day festival that caters specifically to hardcore ravers and techno enthusiasts. Moreover this massive stage production setups, this event promises an over-the-top music indulgence that is not for the faint-hearted. Hence, prepare yourself for a mind-blowing celebration that will leave you raving about your best life. A Phenomenal Lineup The lineup for Mayday Festival Dortmund is nothing short of extraordinary. Featuring techno superstar DJs from across the world, including Marco Bailey, Charlotte De Witte, Dave Clarke, Adam Beyer, Anime, Pan-Pot, and many more, this festival guarantees a pure techno gold experience that will keep you dancing all night long. A Long-Standing Tradition Mayday Festival Dortmund has a rich history and has amassed half a million fans over the years. This year's celebration promises to be off the charts, attracting one of the biggest crowds yet. If you're a techno lover, this festival is a must-visit and worthy of a road trip to Dortmund, Germany. Join the Techno Movement Experience the magic of Mayday Festival Dortmund on April 30th at Westfalenhallen Dortmund. For tickets and more information, visit the official website Big North Tattoo Show: A Celebration of Body Art 27 - 28 Apr If you're a massive lover of body art, the annual Big North Tattoo Show is the perfect event for you. Now in its 6th year, this show is set to be the biggest of its kind ever seen in the North East. A Tattoo Lover's Paradise Taking place at the Utilita Arena in Newcastle Upon Tyne, the Big North Tattoo Show offers a full-on entertainment experience for tattoo enthusiasts. Alongside over 300 elite tattoo artists from around the world, attendees can enjoy music acts, comedy performances, refreshments, a retro games arcade, art galleries, tattoo competitions, awards, and a lifestyle market. Get Inked by the Best The Big North Tattoo Show provides a unique opportunity to get inked by highly skilled artists. With a wide array of designs and styles, you can leave your mark with a masterpiece of artwork on your skin. However if you're looking to add to your existing collection or get your first tattoo, this event is a one-of-a-kind experience. Join the Tattoo Community Don't miss the Big North Tattoo Show on April 27th-28th at the Utilita Arena in Newcastle Upon Tyne. For tickets and more information, visit the official website FAQs - When and where is the Mayday Festival Dortmund held? The Mayday Festival Dortmund takes place on 30th April at Westfalenhallen Dortmund, Germany. - What can I expect at the Big North Tattoo Show? The Big North Tattoo Show offers a unique experience with over 300 elite tattoo artists, live music, comedy performances, and a lifestyle market. - How can I purchase tickets for these events? Tickets for Kingsland Festival, Mayday Festival Dortmund, and Big North Tattoo Show can be bought on their respective websites. Read the full article

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svgoceandesigns1 · 5 months

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Dave Portnoy Hamas University SVG - The ISIS Of The East SVG PNG, Cricut File

Dave Portnoy Hamas University SVG, The ISIS Of The East SVG PNG EPS DXF PDF, Cricut File, Instant Download File, Cricut File Silhouette Art, Logo Design, Designs For Shirts. ♥ Welcome to SVG OCEAN DESIGNS Store! ♥ ► PLEASE NOTE: – Since this item is digital, no physical product will be sent to you. – Your files will be ready to download immediately after your purchase. Once payment has been completed, SVG Ocean Designs will send you an email letting you know your File is ready for Download. You may also check your Order/Purchase History on SVG Ocean Designs website and it should be available for download there as well. – Please make sure you have the right software required and knowledge to use this graphic before making your purchase. – Due to monitor differences and your printer settings, the actual colors of your printed product may vary slightly. – Due to the digital nature of this listing, there are “no refunds or exchanges”. – If you have a specific Design you would like made, just message me! I will be more than glad to create a Custom Oder for you. ► YOU RECEIVE: This listing includes a zip file with the following formats: – SVG File (check your software to confirm it is compatible with your machine): Includes wording in both white and black (SVG only). Other files are black wording. – PNG File: PNG High Resolution 300 dpi Clipart (transparent background – resize smaller and slightly larger without loss of quality). – DXF: high resolution, perfect for print and many more. – EPS: high resolution, perfect for print, Design and many more. ► USAGE: – Can be used with Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Cameo, Silhouette Studio, Adobe Illustrator, ...and any other software or machines that work with SVG/PNG files. Please make sure your machine and software are compatible before purchasing. – You can edit, resize and change colors in any vector or cutting software like Inkscape, Adobe illustrator, Cricut design space, etc. SVG cut files are perfect for all your DIY projects or handmade business Product. You can use them for T-shirts, scrapbooks, wall vinyls, stickers, invitations cards, web and more!!! Perfect for T-shirts, iron-ons, mugs, printables, card making, scrapbooking, etc. ►TERMS OF USE: – NO refunds on digital products. Please contact me if you experience any problems with the purchase. – Watermark and wood background won’t be shown in the downloaded files. – Please DO NOT resell, distribute, share, copy, or reproduce my designs. – Customer service and satisfaction is our top priority. If you have any questions before placing orders, please contact with us via email "[email protected]". – New products and latest trends =>> Click Here . Thank you so much for visiting our store! SVG OCEAN DESIGNS Read the full article

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hot-boyband-tourney · 23 days

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End of Round 1

Round 1 is now over. I’ll give you some time to submit propaganda for the next round, you can do it through the ask box, messaging me directly, tagging me on a post or through the google form.

Round 1 winners

Duncan James (Blue)

Jon Knight (New Kids On The Block)

Clint Moffatt (The Moffatts)

Chris Kirkpatrick (NSYNC)

Kim Jaeduck (Sechskies)

AJ Mclean (Backstreet Boys)

Joey Fatone (NSYNC)

Nicky Byrne (Westlife)

Mark Owen (Take That)

Omari Grandberry (B2K)

Tony Mortimer (East 17)

Dave Moffatt (The Moffatts)

Ritchie Neville (5ive)

Raz-B (B2K)

Kian Egan (Westlife)

Nick Lachey (98 Degrees)

Jason Orange (Take That)

Eun Jiwon (Scheskies)

Howard Donald (Take That)

Lee Jae-won (H.O.T)

Kang Sunghoon (Sechskies)

Johnny Gill (New Edition)

J-Boog (B2K)

Shane Filan (Westlife)

Lance Bass (NSYNC)

Stephen Gately (Boyzone)

YG Yang Hyunsuk (Seo Taiji and Boys)

Ralph Tresvant (New Edition)

Darren Hayes (Savage Garden)

Marc Nelson (Boyz II Men)

Ronan Keating (Boyzone)

JC Chasez (NSYNC)

Jordan Knight (New Kids on the Block)

Chris Keller (G-Squad)

Lee Jaijin (Sechskies)

Nick Carter (Backstreet Boys)

Scott Robinson (5ive)

Greg Raposo (Dream Street)

K-Ci Hailey (Jodeci)

Jeff Timmons (98 Degrees)

Taylor Hanson (Hanson)

Filip Nikolic (2Be3)

Robbie Williams (Take That)

Kangta (H.O.T)

Drew Lachey (98 Degrees)

Mark Feehily (Westlife)

Seo Taiji (Seo Taiji and Boys)

Ko Jiyong (Sechskies)

Gérald Jean-Laurent (G-Squad)

Jesse McCartney (Dream Street)

Kevin Richardson (Backstreet Boys)

Anthony Costa (Blue)

Brian Littrell (Backstreet Boys)

Joey McIntyre (New Kids on the Block)

Gary Barlow (Take That)

Donnie Wahlberg (New Kids on the Block)

Howie Dorough (Backstreet Boys)

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ajoytobeheld · 7 months

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For Andrew...

September 22nd, 2008

So firstly we must apologise profusely for the lack of Internet type blogging which has taken place over the last few months. There is no excuse for our ineptness and general apathetic attitude. The truth is we were suffering from a crisis of confidence…I mean who actually wants to read about what we do anyway. But apparently Andrew does. So this one’s for him… To be honest it has been so long we can barely remember what we have even been doing in the past four months in much detail. And as much as we’d like to put that down to our crrrrazeee rock and roll antics, we’re actually quite lame just have issues with memory/attention span etc. I think there may have been some kind of epic jaunt along the East and West coast of America, and were sure we recorded some kind of record type thing, and maybe we went to Japan twice but we can’t be sure. We may have dreamt that.

But first things first, here is some information about what we are up to next, as it is best to live in the future rather then dwell of the dwindling past. We have this lovely tour coming up with the mighty No Age and the wonderful Times New Viking, it is called “Shred Yr Face” and in no way does it promote mindless body mutilation. We’re just all for the metaphorical shredding of faces with the hot licks and riffs of swirly guitars. Anyway we are playing a variety of dates which are on our myspace and this here website, and it would be lovely to see some of you people there, to see what you think of the new songs…which we know none of you have been naughty and downloaded….. because if you have I will give each and every one of you a spank of the bottom. (That’s from Ellen by the way…we’ll probably have a separate queue at the gigs just for all those people that turn up to get their bottom spanked by her.)

Back the past, we did this month long tour around the North of The America land and briefly went up to the majesty of Canada, and we did it all with a tour bus and a driver called James. The first thing to note about the tour bus was the width of the aisle, the ceilings on the mirrors and satellite TV. It was a fading rock legends dream. This made the bus orgies we had much more satisfying, practical and stimulating. It also made us able to watch Tila Tequila obsessively and introduce our support band Parenthetical Girls to UK life via The Antiques Road show. I think we also managed to watch that Lindsey Lohan film about being lucky/unlucky 3 times in total…it just kept getting better, who knew McFly were such talented actors?!

The first half of the tour was with Jeffrey Lewis and The Jitters consisting of Dave, Helen and his brother. They were talented, intelligent, lovely and amazing to watch each night and they even joined us on a day off in Michigan for a Cook Out at our tour manager Joe’s house. Cook Out is basically a barbeque except it sounds better. In fact everything always seemed just that little bit better when Joe was around…we think he won best tour manager at last year’s Academy Awards (a category often overlooked, much akin to best sound editing)

(at the beach after the Cook Out)

We played some new and interesting places such as Minneapolis (in DinkyTown!), Detroit (at a rock and bowl club…where a wedding was being held downstairs) and DC. We then went back to some familiar territory in New York, where we also got to step outside of Manhattan and explore New Jersey and Brooklyn. We also got to reignite the odd love affair we have with Wholefoods, and rue the fact it is yet advanced upon British shores…..

(Minneapolis)

(before the show at Music Hall of Williamsburg)

Ellen: I also got to spend £40 on a Alan Moore graphic novel which was not available in the UK, it was called Lost Girls and was sealed so I was unaware of the content, now if any one else has ever read this imagine my surprise when I actually unsealed it and opened it. I had to hide that on the bus for a month lest people think I was weird.When in Washington we got all touristy by going to the White House, except it was actually called “Our Nations Capitol” and it was not The White House at all and by that point we realised we didn’t care anyway. However we saw the faux erection white statue and Neil did funny poses on it using perspective to incite laughter. Then Neil and Gareth came into the backstage area shaking and looking rather pale, it turned out they had just spotted Ian Mackaye in the audience and were worried he was their to kill them. They need not have because he left after the first support act. We played not one but two gigs in Chicago celebrating Ollie’s birthday with a book he could stick his penis through, and some Elton John comedy glasses. We went to the French town of Montreal and tried their traditional food in a grubby bar, which was made out to be some kind of gastro art form, but was just chips and cheese with gravy. It was like a little piece of Cardiff Chippy Alley on the other side of the world.

We managed to spend some time in Vancouver and were joined by the always perfect You Say Party! We Say Die, who we miss severely, and it was nice to reunite and share some old skool loving. It was also nice to hear about Devon’s experiences of working in a porn shop, a place of dreams and filthiness.

We also had another support band join us half way through the tour in Seattle after we had to say goodbye to Jeffrey and his Jitters. These mysterious Parenthetical Girls performed some of the most heart breaking and beautiful music we had ever heard. They were also technically brilliant and amazingly charismatic performers, which made us poop our pants about having to follow them every night. Our first instinct was to kill Gareth for asking them on tour and break up the band, but three minutes later we saw sense and did our thing. And it certainly wasn’t as good as their thing…but at least it was something.

(The effects of Antiques Road Show)

Our new tour mates showed us the sites of their home town of Portland very briefly (i.e we swapped gossip at a local bar) and we learnt that most of the rock bars there are strip joints. We performed in a venue/hotel/restaurant where every room had a free condom and there was a sex shop on site.Ellen: A man after the gig asked us if we wanted any groupies and I thought he asked me if I had herpes, I informed him that the last groupies had given me herpies so unfortunately I could not take him up on his offer (N.B this is a lie, I have no herpes, just groupies I keep in my cupboard for ego boosts. I say groupies I mean one groupie, and he is tied up and their involuntarily but …. I have no idea where this is going back the blog) We also went to San Francisco where we ate in “The Stinking Rose” a garlic themed restaurant where they had concocted a terrifying Miss Piggy figure out of Garlic Bulbs and Tights. We see it every time we shut my eyes. They had a hilarious motto of “we serve our garlic with food” oh how we laughed and laughed over that.

(Ellen letting out the garlicky goodness)

We then got our second limo taxi of the trip to a karaoke bar where Parenthetical Girls were belting out Pulp and Roy Orbison. Sadly us girls did not get our number called so we could perform Ace of Base (even though this had gone down very well in the past…), but Neil and Gareth did sing “Dammit” which was Neils second Blink 182 Karaoke performance of the tour.

We got to stay in hotels in LA which was lovely as tour bus living does get to you eventually, mainly because the toilet smelt really bad. We were playing whilst Mardi Gras was taking place so there were lots of men in little gold hotpants and the float for the leather coalition. A woman in a pig gimp mask is not something I was really in the mood for.

Ellen: I also had the mick taken out of me by some idiot in Starbucks when I ordered a hot chocolate. Him: “A hot chocolate in this boiling hot weather for Ellen” Mindless knobs standing around the counter: “Tee hee” Me: “If I had ordered a coffee you would not be laughing at me would you? Because that is acceptable? That’s a bloody hot drink! Im sorry I don’t happen to be addicted to Caffeine, I am addicted to sugar! OK!” And then I threw my drink over him.Except the last part may not have happened. I might have just scuttled out.

After the gig we went to our hotel with Parenthetical Girls and Abe Vigoda and heard a man getting a blow job outside the hotel, I believe upon spotting us watching him his words were “THIS GUY IS SO GOOD YOU SHOULD TRY HIM,” unfortunately my anatomy let me down and I could not. We then rang up reception to enquire what time the hotel pool shut only to be informed it had closed several hours before, this led to us in our rebellious state deciding to swim anyway. I (Ellen) put on some of Gareth’s lovely pants and we walked to the pool with our towels, bare in mind this journey took us past the front desk…. Anyway in the lift we whispered to each other wondering if we had got away with it, and whether we should consider how we would cope in jail when a little voice of fear piped up “Why are you all whispering?” and we realized a randomer was in the lift as well and we were freaking him out. The man at reception did however give us five minutes before he told us to leave the pool area, and a little swim was had. On a separate note a strange man in LA pulled over his car and asked me if I wanted a lift, so I think I must have been dressing like a hooker for a while. We rounded off the second leg of the tour in Pomona…where we drank through the pain of an imminent separation whilst exchanging many profound thoughts:

And so we came to “The Drive from Hell” or “The End of Tour Curse” as it is traditional for us to finish tours with vehicles breaking down or being caught in floods. This time however there was a tea spilling incident (leading to second degree burns on nether regions…not just the annoyance of having to wipe it up) and a bus window flying off whilst we were on the highway. Then one of the lights broke. Then the generator kept failing. Insanity ensued and it took a while longer then we thought to get to Seattle. Seattle was the place of the recording and we finally arrived at our hotel at six in the morning ready to sleep in a bed rather then a bunk. This hotel was our home for the two weeks of recording and there was a giant pig in the hallway. We wondered why all the pig themes kept coming up on this trip…it obviously massively influenced the new record.

Aleks: I got to experience the American Health System and showed my bits to more people during the course of one morning than I had done in my whole life up until that point. (unfortunately I was the dimwit involved in the tea spilling)… Neil and Ollie made a trip to see Kurt Cobains house, and Ollie threw up next to the famous bench people sign due to a painful hangover.

Ellen: I got myself a painful but lovely tattoo and went to “The Sci Fi Museum.” This was my mecca, full of guns from Aliens and Starship troopers, the first edition of Dune, Captain Kirks chair and other amazing sci fi fodder. I was in awe but also realized that the man behind me reciting the serial numbers of models of the Enterprise ships need to perhaps get a life.

Recording was a lovely experience with John “nicest man in the world” Goodmanson, who had a serious array of guitars, pedals, keyboards and a dog with a myspace. He was a dream to work with and we love him lots. Luckily we dragged him to Monmouth to mix the record and introduce him to wonder of Percy pigs.

Post recording we relaxed for a bit before starting the summer festival season, because we did quite a few and our brains can’t really remember them all in amazing detail here are some short descriptions of each…

Glastonbury: Ellen:I drunk Buckfast and saw Battles, it was nice.And so we came to “The Drive from Hell” or “The End of Tour Curse” as it is traditional for us to finish tours with vehicles breaking down or being caught in floods. This time however there was a tea spilling incident (leading to second degree burns on nether regions…not just the annoyance of having to wipe it up) and a bus window flying off whilst we were on the highway. Then one of the lights broke. Then the generator kept failing. Insanity ensued and it took a while longer then we thought to get to Seattle. Seattle was the place of the recording and we finally arrived at our hotel at six in the morning ready to sleep in a bed rather then a bunk. This hotel was our home for the two weeks of recording and there was a giant pig in the hallway. We wondered why all the pig themes kept coming up on this trip…it obviously massively influenced the new record.

Glastonbury: Ellen: I drunk Buckfast and saw Battles, it was nice.

(View from the Other Stage)

Reading: I felt old and the crowd moshed, that was nice.

Leeds: Apparently some people from Hollyoaks were in the backstage area but I didn’t see them, which was pretty annoying, although made slightly better by walking into Colin Murray. We also saw Lovvers and Katie Larkin which made us feel all warm and fuzzy. Me, Ellen and Harriet got heckled “you’re in a shit band” by some guy…hours later we came up with “at least we didn’t have to pay to come to this festival”…so we ran back to cuss him but sadly he’d gone. We can only hope he reads this blog…

Oya fest Norway: Everything cost a million pounds, the pain of which was only amplified when I lost our tour managers Dan’s hat. If you find a lonely hat send it our way and we’ll ensure it finds a good home…also send us cheese if you can.

Pukklepop, Belgium: There were pretty fairy lights in the trees and Metallica were headlining. Me and Tom managed to get side of the stage for a couple of songs at the beginning. I stared at the backs of the 20 ridiculously tall people between me and the stage and Tom ate the chocolate and banana crepe he’d just got from catering. I’m pretty sure he enjoyed himself more.

Lowlands, Holland: We played after NERD, Gareth made a joke about them opening up for us…oh how we lolled.

Summersonic, Japan: So very tiring, but the Sushi was cheap (at times even free) and we played in a football stadium, the closest any of us will ever get to being professional footballers. We were also reunited with a Jen, a friend from New York who is currently the touring bassist with Santogold. If you go to see them, say nice things to Jen because she has a nice face.

Summercase, Spain: The hottest place in the world, and were we were most surprised by the crowd response which was so humbling, in both Madrid and Barcelona…It was also the place of that Kelly vs Johnny fight which we all missed. It was almost better being told about it by a still tipsy Cate le Bon the next morning…

Melt festival, Germany: Aleks: The most interesting festival site surrounded by cranes and amazing lighting displays, and I finally got to see Bjork. Unfortunately she had her own special cordoned off area, so I couldn’t do my psycho-fan obsessive “you’re amazing, I love you speech” whilst proceeding to faint, preferably on top of her so I could say I touched Bjork. At the time I was pretty gutted but in hindsight this may have all been for the best.

Lounge on the Farm: There were actual cows and it smelt like farm, but overall it was an amazing family festival with face painting and Johnny Foreigner.

T in the Park: We got to see Blood Red Shoes,and Ricky Wilson announced Aleks was marrying Barry from the Futureheads. Despite Ricky’s best efforts…this hasn’t happened.

After the whirlwind summer of festivals we went back to our rehearsal space to try and work out how we’re going to play the new songs live. This proved challenging seeing as none of us are terribly great at doing two things at once. If we start looking less mobile and interesting on stage, we’re not disillusioned or trying a new “moody” image…we’re just concentrating. Ellen got especially excited because now she gets her own microphone to help with the shouty bits. I recommend watching Ollie because apparently drummers pull their sex face when they’re on stage…

Following some intense (ha) rehearsals we drove to mid Wales for a couple of days to get our photos taken with some birds of prey. I think they won a competition on their local radio station or something…it opened up our eyes to the world of falconry, which is ultimate career choice number 1 after music.

And the last interesting thing we did was go to Japan for two gigs in Tokyo and Osaka. The film selection on the flights was pretty rubbish although I did actually end up enjoying Prince Caspian against the odds…although I didn’t actually get to watch the last 15 minutes because we were landing, sob. Japan was a wonderful experience as always. It was our first time playing the new songs so we figured going to the other side of the world was our safest bet. It was incredibly exciting, helped by the awesome audience and the sushi on the rider. Apparently I’m never going to get married though because I went against Japanese tradition and poured myself a drink at the table…but with Ricky Wilson watching out for me, hopefully that won’t actually turn out to be true…

So there you are…a nice succinct summary of our recent activities. If you managed to read the whole of that, you are a hero…maybe Ellen will spank you twice. The good news is that for the Shreddy tour a completely separate website is in the pipeline, with photo/video and blog updates throughout. And as it won’t just be relying on us, it might even get done once in a while. Anyway, lots of love to you Ellen and Aleks xoxo

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"Heat Waves"

Last night, all I think about is you

Don't stop, baby, you can walk through

Don't want, baby, think about you

You know that I'm never gonna lose

Road shimmer wigglin' the vision

Heat, heat waves, I'm swimmin' in a mirror

Road shimmer wigglin' the vision

Heat, heat waves, I'm swimmin' in a—

Sometimes, all I think about is you

Late nights in the middle of June

Heat waves been fakin' me out

Can't make you happier now

Sometimes, all I think about is you

Late nights in the middle of June

Heat waves been fakin' me out

Can't make you happier now

Usually I put somethin' on TV

So we never think about you and me

But today I see our reflections clearly

In Hollywood, layin' on the screen

You just need a better life than this

You need somethin' I can never give

Fake water all across the road

It's gone now, the night has come, but

Sometimes all I think about is you

Late nights in the middle of June

Heat waves been fakin' me out

Can't make you happier now

You can't fight it, you can't breathe

You say somethin' so lovin', but

Now I gotta let you go

You'll be better off in someone new

I don't wanna be alone

You know it hurts me too

You look so broken when you cry

One more and then I'll say goodbye

Sometimes, all I think about is you

Late nights in the middle of June

Heat waves been fakin' me out

Can't make you happier now

Sometimes, all I think about is you

Late nights in the middle of June

Heat waves been fakin' me out

Can't make you happier now

I just wonder what you're dreamin' of

When you sleep and smile so comfortable

I just wish that I could give you that

That look that's perfectly un-sad

Sometimes, all I think about is you

Late nights in the middle of June

Heat waves been fakin' me out

Sometimes, all I think about is you

Late nights in the middle of June

Heat waves been fakin' me out

Can't make you happier now

Sometimes, all I think about is you

Late nights in the middle of June

Heat waves been fakin' me out

Can't make you happier now

Road shimmer wigglin' the vision

Heat, heat waves, I'm swimmin' in a mirror

Road shimmer wigglin' the vision

Heat, heat waves, I'm swimmin' in a mirror

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Writer(s): David Bayley

"Heat Waves" is the fourth single from Glass Animals's third studio album "Dreamland". The song was premiered on Annie Mac's "Hottest Record in the World" on BBC Radio 1 on June 29, 2020. The accompanied music video, directed by Colin Read, was published one day later. Dave Bayley told about it, "It was filmed at the peak of the lockdown in my neighbourhood in East London by the lovely people who live around me, just using their phones."

Dave Bayley explained this song on Twitter, "It's about realising you can't make everyone happy. And realising it's OK to be defeated by something. We are often expected to 'be strong' and to swallow our sadness. Failing to do that is seen as weakness. So we try to cover up our feelings and hide inside of TV shows or video games or drink or drugs. But being vulnerable should be a positive thing."

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Dreamland

Tangerine

((home movie: 1994))

Hot Sugar

((home movie: btx))

Space Ghost Coast To Coast

Tokyo Drifting

Melon And The Coconut

Your Love (Déjà Vu)

Waterfalls Coming Out Your Mouth

It's All So Incredibly Loud

((home movie: rockets))

Domestic Bliss

Heat Waves

((home movie: shoes on))

Helium

Heat Waves (Diplo Remix)

(Deluxe Edition Bonus Track)

Heat Waves (Shakur Remix)

(Deluxe Edition Bonus Track)

I Don't Wanna Talk (I Just Wanna Dance)

(Bonus Track)