Artist: Carta
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
The Glass Bottom Boat
Year: 2007
Tracks: 10
Monday 30 June 2008
Wednesday 25 June 2008
Brotha Lynch Hung
Artist: Brotha Lynch Hung
Genre(s):
Rap: Hip-Hop
Hardcore
Other
Discography:
The Ripgut Collection
Year: 2007
Tracks: 16
The Virus
Year: 2005
Tracks: 16
The Best of Brotha Lynch Hung
Year: 2005
Tracks: 18
The Appearances: Book 1
Year: 2005
Tracks: 15
Uthanizm
Year: 2003
Tracks: 18
Lynch By Inch, CD2
Year: 2003
Tracks: 6
Lynch By Inch, CD1
Year: 2003
Tracks: 19
The Plague
Year: 2002
Tracks: 19
Loaded
Year: 1997
Tracks: 14
Season of da Siccness
Year: 1995
Tracks: 18
A versatile producer as intimately as an fantabulous solo knocker in his have veracious, Brotha Lynch Hung was innate Kevin Mann in Sacramento. He aquiline up with Master P for a 1993 EP named 24 Deep, but so went out on his have for his debut solo album, 1995's Season of da Siccness. Mann worked on production for Master P's I'm Bout It, E-40's Southwest Riders, and Mr. Serv-On's Life Insurance before turn support to his have career. Given a prominent push by Master P's jailbreak success in the midsection of 1997, Brotha Lynch Hung's sophomore album, Ladened, followed in 1997. EBK4 followed in 2000 and both Blocc Movement and Virus appeared the next summertime. 2002 was less interfering, with Appearances: Book 1 organism released in the spring and the Pestilence DVD following it that summer.
Friday 13 June 2008
Cops: Hogans Threatened by Graziano Relative
Clearwater, Fla. police tell TMZ they are investigating threats made against Hulk Hogan and his family, allegedly made by members of John Graziano's family.The St. Petersburg Times reports that police have listened to threatening voicemails. Clearwater PD spokesman Doug Matthews tells us there's an "open investigation" into the calls.
Graziano was seriously injured when the souped-up car driven by Hulk's son Nick crashed.
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Lord Of The Rings - Tolkiens Son Tries To Block Hobbit Movie
LORD OF THE RINGS author J.R.R. TOLKIEN's son is desperately trying to stop a new movie version of his father's novel THE HOBBIT.
Christopher Tolkien wants the two-film adaptation blocked until his family are paid the $200 million (GBP100 million) he claims they are owed by New Line Cinema bosses from the big-screen adaptations of the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
He will appear before a judge in California on 6 June (08) in a bid to have The Hobbit movie "terminated", reports Britain's Sunday Times newspaper.
Guillermo del Toro will direct the new franchise, and Sir Ian MCKellen will reprise his role as Gandalf. Shooting is due to begin in New Zealand later this year (08).
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Led Zeppelin join Foos for UK show
Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page and bassist John Paul Jones turned a high-profile Foo Fighters show into a once-in-a-lifetime event Saturday night at London's Wembley Stadium.
The duo joined the Foos for covers of Zeppelin's Rock and Roll and Ramble On.
Drummer Taylor Hawkins took the microphone for the former, and front man Dave Grohl sang the latter.
Grohl, a lifelong Zeppelin fanatic who was on hand for the group's December 2007 one-off reunion in London, told the crowd that Saturday's experience constituted "the greatest day of my entire life".
The Foos' summer European tour continues Wednesday in Bergen, Norway, and wraps June 22 at Germany's Southside Festival.
A North American run begins July 9 at Seattle's Key Arena.
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Rihanna: 'I Don't Want Fame-Hungry Friends'
Rihanna is sick and tired of people trying to become her friend just because she’s famous, and has warned fakers that she will uncover their true motives sooner or later.
The Umbrella songstress has been inundated by hoards of wannabe chums since becoming famous, but has grown tired of fame-hungry ‘pals’ using her.
She says: "I have a good bull detector, so I'm good at figuring out who is real and which people want to be my friend because of what I am versus who I am."
And the star doesn't believe in girls longing for a man to make their lives perfect - insisting women should control their own destinies.
She adds: "You shouldn't depend on a guy to make your life better or good at all."
The Umbrella songstress has been inundated by hoards of wannabe chums since becoming famous, but has grown tired of fame-hungry ‘pals’ using her.
She says: "I have a good bull detector, so I'm good at figuring out who is real and which people want to be my friend because of what I am versus who I am."
And the star doesn't believe in girls longing for a man to make their lives perfect - insisting women should control their own destinies.
She adds: "You shouldn't depend on a guy to make your life better or good at all."
Robert Downey Jr - Snapper Upset About Iron Man Film Shot
A Los Angeles paparazzo is taking on IRON MAN after recognising a photo he took of ROBERT DOWNEY JR. on the set of the action blockbuster in the film.
In a new lawsuit, obtained by TMZ.com, snapper Ronnie Adams claims Paramount and Marvel Entertainment bosses shut down a pal's website when he posted his Iron Man photo on it.
He alleges the same shot then appeared on the big screen - and he hasn't been paid for it.
Adams insists movie executives removed his watermark and used the image without his permission.
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Lily Allen looks to the dead to inspire her album - Daily Gossip
Welcome to the Daily Gossip: your daily stop-off to find out who in the world of music has been up to what.
Today's top gossip:
Lily Allen is in the Chateau Marmont in LA finishing up her new record - apparently staying in the room where Blues Brother John Belushi died from a drugs overdose in 1982. The freshly pink-haired singer is hoping he'll have an influence, saying: "I'll channel him on to my album" (The Sun).
From the papers:
Last year's 'X Factor' winner Leon Jackson has been in practise for a new career in adverts by dressing up as a "118 118" man (The Sun).
'Mighty Boosh' duo Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt have given their pal Johnny Borrell a nickname - 'The Torpedo' - due to his fondness of pulling young ladies when on tour (The Sun).
Britney Spears was chased round the film screening of Mick Jagger's movie 'Performance' in a graveyard by some drunken UCLA fans at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery (Daily Star).
Amy Winehouse arrived back at her gaff with Kelly Osbourne swigging whisky and let the cat Pete Doherty gave her out of the cab.(Daily Mirror).
E-mailed in from NME.com users:
A make up free and casual-looking Lovefoxxx and the rest of CSS catching a plane from Inverness to London after their RockNess festival gig (from Emma).
Graham Coxon, Ed Simons from The Chemical Brothers and Andy Weatherall checked out Edwyn Collins' exhibition at The Social in London (from Jamie).
Today's top gossip:
Lily Allen is in the Chateau Marmont in LA finishing up her new record - apparently staying in the room where Blues Brother John Belushi died from a drugs overdose in 1982. The freshly pink-haired singer is hoping he'll have an influence, saying: "I'll channel him on to my album" (The Sun).
From the papers:
Last year's 'X Factor' winner Leon Jackson has been in practise for a new career in adverts by dressing up as a "118 118" man (The Sun).
'Mighty Boosh' duo Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt have given their pal Johnny Borrell a nickname - 'The Torpedo' - due to his fondness of pulling young ladies when on tour (The Sun).
Britney Spears was chased round the film screening of Mick Jagger's movie 'Performance' in a graveyard by some drunken UCLA fans at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery (Daily Star).
Amy Winehouse arrived back at her gaff with Kelly Osbourne swigging whisky and let the cat Pete Doherty gave her out of the cab.(Daily Mirror).
E-mailed in from NME.com users:
A make up free and casual-looking Lovefoxxx and the rest of CSS catching a plane from Inverness to London after their RockNess festival gig (from Emma).
Graham Coxon, Ed Simons from The Chemical Brothers and Andy Weatherall checked out Edwyn Collins' exhibition at The Social in London (from Jamie).
Vir Unis
Artist: Vir Unis
Genre(s):
Ambient
New Age
Discography:
Not Even The Rain
Year: 2005
Tracks: 5
Primary Space-Early Works Volume 2
Year: 2004
Tracks: 15
Lumen Cd3''
Year: 2003
Tracks: 2
Live At Lakeview Planetarium
Year: 2003
Tracks: 1
Book of Mutations
Year: 2003
Tracks: 11
Symbology
Year: 2002
Tracks: 6
Mercury and Plastic
Year: 2002
Tracks: 10
Pulse N Atmo
Year: 2001
Tracks: 12
Live At The Gathering Concert Series 23
Year: 2001
Tracks: 5
Dreamers At The Edge Of Decaying Light
Year: 2001
Tracks: 13
Aeonian Glow
Year: 2000
Tracks: 8
The Drift Inside
Year:
Tracks: 12
Everything Seeks Balance
Year:
Tracks: 1
Simon Cowell to Sign up Three Britain's Got Talent Finalists
Music mogul Simon Cowell is likely to sign up at least three of the losers from Britain's Got Talent.
After 14-year-old break dancer George Sampson shot to victory on the ITV show on Saturday, Simon -- who launched the career of Leona Lewis after she won X Factor in 2006 -- is likely to waste no time signing up at least three of the other finalists who he believes will add to his multi-million pound empire, his representative, Max Clifford, said yesterday.
Through the duration of the show, Cowell, 48, made no secret of his desire to work with 12-year-old opera singer Faryl Smith, whose voice he described as "one-in-a million".
"When you enter a competition like this, you pray to find someone like you," he said after the youth's rendition of Ave Maria.
Nor did he hide his fondness for 13-year-old Andrew Johnston, the choirboy whose rendition of Pie Jesus almost reduced a normally hard-faced Cowell to tears, and Andrew Muir, a Scottish plumber who won his place in the final with a cover of Paolo Nutini�s hit Last Request.
There has also been speculation that Cowell is on the verge of signing up Escala, a female quartet of electric violin and cello players.
Max Clifford said yesterday that it's "quite possible" Cowell is preparing to sign up several of the runners-up.
"Simon�s told me that he�s been really impressed with Faryl and the two Andrews," he said. "He thinks they�ve got incredible futures ahead of them and I think it�s quite possible that he could sign them up."
Asked if Cowell was concerned about how he could market the winner, Clifford told the Telegraph: "The lad is a great dancer and there�s potential because there�s still a number of programs around that feature dancing.
"However, music is Simon�s first love and he will know from the viewing figures that it wouldn�t take much for some of the other acts to get a number one hit."
One music industry insider said that having a non-music act as the winner was the "worst case scenario" for Cowell -- who has made millions from the number one albums his acts, such as Leona Lewis and Paul Potts, have sold.
"He has made a fortune from signing up his reality show winners - he turned Leona Lewis into an international star and her career is going from strength to strength in the US," said the insider. "The winners are guaranteed a huge-selling number one single or album when the shows finish because there is a tide of goodwill towards them from the public.
"It makes sense that he is looking to sign up some of the runners-up because he can turn them into chart successes. However, he is a very astute businessman so I�m sure he is already thinking up ways of making George Sampson a star - there will be TV appearances and other performances, and don�t be surprised if he turns up in an advert some time soon."
Meanwhile, following the success of Britain's Got Talent and its US counterpart, America's Got Talent, Cowell has announced plans for a global series, World's Got Talent.
Simon says, "This global show will unite the best acts. It's going to be great.
"The Eurovision's not perfect - that's why we want to have a go at doing something that rivals it. But it's watched and enjoyed by millions of people around the world.
"There will be some countries' acts that make you laugh and cringe. They won't be to everyone's liking, but that's the whole point - it gets people talking and arguing. But I think we can get genuine talent."
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