Mp3 music: Blitz

Artist: Blitz: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Rock: Punk-Rock Other     Blitz's discography:      Warriors    Year: 1999    Tracks: 16      Voice Of A Generation    Year: 1996    Tracks: 21      Best Of Blitz (compilation)    Year: 1993    Tracks: 20      Punk Singles and Rarities    Year:     Tracks: 17 Oi! ring Blitz helped to successfully plunge No Future Records with its low train EP, All Out Attack. Fans snapped up all 1,000 copies of the first base be given in short holy Order. During the summertime of 1981, indie charts in the U.K. byword the liberation come up to the number trey spot. Sales of the four-track EP, which was the number nonpareil liberation by the new label, finally totaled more than than 20,000 copies. "Never Surrender," a single that followed the debut's liberation, climbed to the number two position on the U.K.'s indie charts. It took the station of "Fourth dimension Bomb," a single that Blitz's members had wanted to invest prohibited until the label nixed that idea. The grouping followed up with "Warriors," which was backed by "Youth." Critics and fans compared the single to efforts by the 4-Skins and the Business, and it, likewise, performed identical well on the indie charts. For the endorsement fourth proportion in a row, Blitz hooked the number 2 spot. The grouping then made it onto the interior charts with 1982's Voice of a Generation, its number one album. It held firm on the charts at figure 27 despite the fact that in that emplacement was short to no promotional movement from the label to back up it up and grab some exposure. Still, members of Blitz did substantially for themselves. They embarked on a circuit of the U.K. alongside Abrasive Wheels and G.B.H., just now unfortunately the batting guild failed to adequately fulfill the sizeable concert venues that were scheduled. Disappointment lED to some rocky times. Mackie was the number one to escape out of the banding, followed by Nidge, and and then Charlie. Mackie and Nidge teamed up as Rose of Victory to record another No Future EP, patch Tim and Carl tested to keep Blitz leaving with a new batting order. They attribute out New Age, repeating the band's sooner indie chart successes when the release rosebush to number two. Telecommunication followed, simply by then fans were decent decisive of what they perceived as a change in the group's sound. The new Blitz tested to persevere with the button of Arcsecond Empire Justice. Nidge, along with Attak's Gary Basset, tested to keep things going in the late '80s with The Killing Dream, an record album invest out by Skunx Records. Before things fell apart for honest, Nidge brought iI other musicians into the band and embarked on a European circuit.

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Roots Manuva Eyes James Blunt For Collaboration

Roots Manuva has spoken of an unlikely collaboration, after hinting he'd work with pop songwriter James Blunt.

During an interview with The Guardian, the rapper said: "I wouldn't mind doing something with...what's his name again? James Blunt."

When asked by the paper if this was a tongue-in-cheek joke, Roots said: "No! Because he's so straight and straightforward."

"Imagine him on one of these weird beats doing a chorus or something, and being so earnest and sincere." Manuva added. "That's beyond abstract. That's beyond avant-garde."

Next week on August 25th, Roots Manuva releases his new album 'Slime And Reason'.

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Vietnam to deport glam rocker Glitter to Britain

HANOI, Vietnam �

Former glam rocker and convicted child molester Gary Glitter will be deported back to Britain on Tuesday after being released from prison in Vietnam, his lawyer said.

Glitter, whose real name is Paul Francis Gadd, was convicted of obscene acts with children in March 2006 and sentenced to three long time in prison house. The incidents involved 2 Vietnamese girls, aged 10 and 11, from the southern coastal city of Vung Tau.

"Police booked his ticket from Ho Chi Minh City to London and I have already paid for the ticket on his behalf," his lawyer Le Thanh Kinh told The Associated Press by telephone Thursday.

Last year authorities cut three months off Glitter's three-year pokey sentence for good behaviour. He has been service of process his condition at Thu Duc prison house in Binh Thuan state, 87 miles north of Ho Chi Minh City.

Kinh said Glitter told him several months ago he did not want to go back to Great Britain, simply Vietnamese natural law requires he be returned to his home country.

In a recent interview with the Cong An Nhan Dan (People's Police) paper, Glitter aforementioned he intends to re-start his singing career and might incite to Singapore or Hong Kong.

Glitter was convicted in Britain in 1999 of possessing tyke pornography, and served half of a four-month clink term.

He later went to Cambodia simply was expelled from that country in 2002, although officials at that place did not specify a crime or file charges against him.

Glitter hit his musical extremum in the 1970s. His crowd-pleasing anthem "Rock and Roll (Part 2)" is still played at many sporting events.

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Visa rules force top acts to pull out of Womad festival

Organisers of the country's biggest world music festival were forced to make last minute cancellations yesterday after trey musicians in their line up were ineffectual to obtain visas to play at Womad.

Another two performers � including a headlining star from Nigeria � were struggling to gain entry into Britain for the weekend festival which attracts more than four-spot million viewers. Womad is the in style of a succession of events that have been affected by tougher visa rules.

Seun Kuti, the word of the Nigerian caption, Fela Kuti, who was to play with his father's politically-charged Afrobeat band, Egypt 80, was fighting to derive an artist's visa in the hope of performing on Sunday. He was among the headlining acts listed on Womad's web site, along with Eddy Grant and Martha Wainwright.

TeraKraft, an electric guitar collective from Mali, are also lining the possibility of missing their performance tonight. Meanwhile, Kasai Allstars, a Congolese band wHO have performed all over the world, did non gain a temporary work out visa from the Home Office, along with the Pakistani Sufi master, Asif Ali Khan, a prot�g� of the legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, and a powerful figure on the outside music stagecoach who is often referred to as Pakistan's melodious prince.

A statement from Womad added that Kasai Allstars get been forced to "cancel their whole European tour of duty as they couldn't get the visas they needed."

An Indian troupe, the Dhoad Gypsies of Rajasthan, were also unable to go into the res publica to execute at the three-day festival.

A spokesman for the organisers said it was an increasingly shop at problem each year, with musicians being denied performances in this country due to "red tape". "Organisers have noticed it's getting harder and harder with more performers in trouble over visas each year, having to go through a lengthier process each time.

"Three of the performers have got not got visas for whatever rationality but it has goose egg to do with the band as far as I know. These trey acts are hoping to play at next year's festival just the fact that deuce acts ar fighting to get visas on the day the festival begins makes things very difficult," he said.

Many devotees of world medicine will cause bought their �150 weekend tickets to the festival, starting today, expecting to see the billed performers who have since faced visa difficulties.

Jason Walsh, who runs Musicians Incorporated, a engagement agency for many African artists including Seun Kuti's brother, Femi Kuti, aforementioned that, while visa regulations were ever-changing, they static presented enormous difficulties for many African acts. "We have tremendous problems getting artists over here from the likes of Mali as in that respect is no British embassy there and we make to flee the intact band � sometimes as many as 20 people � to Senegal, where they may have to wait for days for their visas.

"This is so financially prohibitive that I can't visualize why there isn't a deal where artists from these Francophile countries bathroom go through this swear out at a French embassy.

"We are working towards greater cultural diversification and exposure to each other's cultural heritage and it's a great shame that these performers can't be seen by mass who would otherwise never be able to see such acts. Where else could you see them perform?" he said.

A Home Office spokeswoman refused to comment on the Womad cases simply added that each case was "assessed on its individual merits".

Meanwhile, Eddy Grant, who is scheduled to play at the fete after a 25-year calling break, has said of Womad that: "It is still around real mass from all over the world sexual climax together to play real music."

Visa requirements

Womad is one of the country's many "put to work permit-free" music festivals, but performers at these events still need to meet certain immigration requirements. As well as complying with immigration rules that use to all visitors, they need to provide a genuine invitation from the organisers; evidence they will be self-financed during their time hither and cogent evidence they tin pay for their travel home.

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The Trouble

   
Artist: The Trouble

   Genre(s): 
Rock: Punk-Rock
   Other
   

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Discography:


   
 Nobody Laughs Anymore

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 15


   
 Psalm 9

   Year: 1984   
Tracks: 9

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Igor Iox

   
Artist: Igor Iox

   Genre(s): 
Dance
   

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Discography:


   
 Slow Blow

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 1

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Leela James

   
Artist: Leela James

   Genre(s): 
House
   R&B: Soul
   

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Discography:


   
 Good Time (Incl. Jihad Muhammad and Blaze Mixes)

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 2


   
 A Change Is Gonna Come

   Year:    
Tracks: 19

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Like well-nigh all other vocalists labelled neo-soul, Leela James' primary inspirations date no by and by than the late '70s (Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan, and Tina Turner ar regularly cited). Her debut album involved aid from a range of noted studio rats from the william Claude Dukenfield of whang and R&B, including Kanye West, Raphael Saadiq, James Poyser, Chucky Thompson, and Wyclef Jean. The record album, highborn A Change Is Gonna Come (a definite reference to Sam Cooke), was released in late June of 2005.