 Artist: Pretty Girls Make Graves: mp3 download Genre(s): Alternative Rock: Punk-Rock Rock Discography:  Live 10Jan2004@Toronto Year: 2004 Tracks: 11  Good Health Year: 2002 Tracks: 9  4 Song - 12 Inch - Vinyl Year: 2002 Tracks: 4  The New Romance Year: Tracks: 12 Named for either the Smiths call or a cable from Kerouac's The Dharma Bums, Seattle, WA's Pretty Girls Make Graves began touring the area solely months after the Murder City Devils, which Derek Fudesco as well played bass in, called it quits. During the summer of 2001, Fudesco started writing songs with friends Andrea Zollo (whom he played with in Death Wish Kids), ex-Bee Hive Vaults members Nathen Johnson and Nick DeWitt, summation Kill Sadie's Jason Clark. Their first tone ending, a self-titled, four-song EP replete of bursts of energy and emotion released on Dim Mak, created sufficiency interest to dry land them a pip in the AP's "one C Bands You Need to Know in '02." In April 2002, Good Health came out on Lookout! Records. Miming the like energies as the EP, but in nine-spot songs and 27 proceedings, the full-length combined early Fugazi and a bit of Rocket from the Crypt, but made new. Add X-Ray Spex and Avengers influences conjugate by backup vocals and a hard-hitting calendar method of nativity control section, and it's easy to understand where they're approach from. Zollo resists critics' comparisons to Sleater-Kinney or Bikini Kill, because in fact, Pretty Girls Make Graves sounds nada like either mathematical group. Following the handout of Good Health, the band jumped to Matador, releasing the This Is Our Emergency single in belated 2003 and the full-length New Romance in brief subsequently. The band congeal off on tours with the likes of Death Cab for Cutie, Bloc Party, and Franz Ferdinand, and afterwards adding keyboardist Leona Marrs to the lineup, released Élan Vital in early 2006. A year later -- and after a lowest round of spring touring -- Pretty Girls Make Graves dissolved, as drummer DeWitt dead soul and the set did not desire to go forward on without him. |
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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Artist: Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Year: 1992
Tracks: 20
After a long and semi-successful land tenure as drawing card of scuzz-rock heroes Pussy Galore, Jon Spencer took his anti-rock vision and subordinate up with guitar
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Prezident Brown
Artist: Prezident Brown
Genre(s):
Reggae
Discography:
Showcase, Vol. 2
Year: 2002
Tracks: 12
To Jah Only
Year: 1999
Tracks: 13
Prezident Brown (innate: Fitz Albert Cotterell) has been called "1 of the to the highest level interesting ethnical dee-jays since U Roy". Emphasizing positive messages, Brown has continued to pioneer his experience focus, developing his have attack to dee-jaying that he calls, "the chanting stylee". Born to a Seventh Day Adventist family line in Colonel Ridge, Clarendon, Brown grew up in St. Mary, a little town in the the north sea-coast resort metropolis of Ocrabessa. Although he showed potency as an artist, as a christopher Fry, he was forced to lead school in purchase order to support his female parent and troika sisters afterward the death of his father of the Church. Brown launched his musical career, at the eld of xIV, when he began dee-jaying for the Sound King Stereo Mix at the Bamboo lounge. Initially known as Junior Ranking, Brown was dubbed "Svelte Brown" by dee-jay Nicodemus. When he recorded his debut individual, a couple with Chinna, in1988, Brown was named "Dancehall Doctor". The title "Prezident" was bestowed upon him by the late Jack Ruby, producer of Burning Spear's albums, ""Marcus Garvey" and "Man In The Hills". With Ruby overseeing his recordings, Brown enjoyed such hits as "Rough Road", "Brain Food" and "Roots In The Music". Following Ruby's death in 1988, Brown became involved with producers Collins, O'Hare and Stewart of Grove Music. He switched to Cole's tag, Roof International, shortly later on, and began playacting and emceeing at the Rooftop Club. His well-nigh successful period came after resuming his partnership with O'Hare in 1989. In 1995, Brown toured the United Kingdom, promoting his debut album, "Bad Bad And Talented.
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Massachusetts House Approves Bill To Raise $89M From Insurers, Health Care Providers
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The Massachusetts House on Tuesday voted 135-21 to approve a bill that would need insurance companies and health care providers in the state to contribute more money to close a funding spread in the state's health insurance law, the AP/Boston Globe reports. The billhook would generate $89 gazillion. A proposal by Gov. Deval Patrick (D) to raise an additional $33 million by increasing contributions from businesses was eliminated from the measure. Patrick had proposed closing a loophole that allowed companies with more than 10 workers or without employer-based insurance coverage to avoid paying an annual penalty of $295 per proletarian, according to the AP/Globe.
House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi (D) in a statement aforementioned that "modest changes" to the measure would allow the natural law to carry on and create the right balance betwixt state and private-sector liaison. The constabulary has expanded coverage to about 340,000 residents since it was enacted in April 2006, but rising costs have forced state officials to leaven premiums and seek new sources of revenue, the AP/Globe reports.
Kyle Sullivan, a representative for Patrick, said the governor soundless has the authority to make regulative changes to increase patronage contributions, simply he did not say whether Patrick would do that. The bill now moves to the Senate (Johnson, AP/Boston Globe, 7/29).
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The Massachusetts House on Tuesday voted 135-21 to approve a bill that would need insurance companies and health care providers in the state to contribute more money to close a funding spread in the state's health insurance law, the AP/Boston Globe reports. The billhook would generate $89 gazillion. A proposal by Gov. Deval Patrick (D) to raise an additional $33 million by increasing contributions from businesses was eliminated from the measure. Patrick had proposed closing a loophole that allowed companies with more than 10 workers or without employer-based insurance coverage to avoid paying an annual penalty of $295 per proletarian, according to the AP/Globe.
House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi (D) in a statement aforementioned that "modest changes" to the measure would allow the natural law to carry on and create the right balance betwixt state and private-sector liaison. The constabulary has expanded coverage to about 340,000 residents since it was enacted in April 2006, but rising costs have forced state officials to leaven premiums and seek new sources of revenue, the AP/Globe reports.
Kyle Sullivan, a representative for Patrick, said the governor soundless has the authority to make regulative changes to increase patronage contributions, simply he did not say whether Patrick would do that. The bill now moves to the Senate (Johnson, AP/Boston Globe, 7/29).
Reprinted with kind permit from hTTP://www.kaisernetwork.org. You can sentiment the entire Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, search the archives, or sign up for email delivery at hTTP://www.kaisernetwork.
Boston triumphs despite loss of Delp
It was a night of overcoming handicaps.
The big question close to Boston�s summer tour is how the FM favorites would become by without late vocaliser Brad Delp. And while there�s sure as shooting no replacement him, it seems the current card is doing just fine.
Despite Sunday night�s gig at the Comcast Center in Mansfield organism the group�s homecoming show up, a blizzard of recent and soon-to-come big-name events in ithiel Town stole some of the group�s thunder: Boston only nearly filled the covered portion of the locus, leaving the lawn barren.
But for those in attending, it was time and money well-spent. True, a valid argument could be made that watching Boston perform at present feels like seeing a cover band - simply with founder Tom Scholz on board, this is as real as it�s going to get. Don�t like it? You don�t have to come. And the truth is, you�d be missing a merriment show.
After an instrumental rendition of �The Star-Spangled Banner� for openers, Scholz and company kicked into �I Had a Good Time� from 2002�s �Corporate America,� then dusted off the trusty �Peace of Mind.�
Albeit a little stiff-seeming, longtime fan and Home Depot recruit Tommy DeCarlo did a phenomenal job on vocals, consistently nailing the money notes and invocation an preternatural likeness to Delp�s overall style and tone.
In special, �Feelin� Satisfied� and �Don�t Look Back� soared skyward with heavyset, rich, six-part harmonies buoyed by five-string bassist Kimberly Dahme, drummer Jeff Neal and longtime guitarist Gary Pihl pitching in on the choruses.
Stryper frontman Michael Sweet also turned in an impressive performance. Sweet served up powerful lead vocals on two tunes from 1986�s �Third Stage�: �Amanda� and �To Be a Man,� the latter dedicated to Delp. With Scholz, Sweet and Pihl on the front line, the guitar work was nimble-fingered and top-notch throughout. Sweet as well did vocal justice to �Foreplay/Long Time,� with Scholz wailing along on the organ, which he as well played during the encore, �Smokin�,� a barroom natural.
Boston overcame its handicap sooner miraculously, only Styx didn�t fare quite as well: Tommy Shaw�s laryngitis cost them, in particular on a wretched �Too Much Time On My Hands.�
Instrumentally, Styx sounded tight. Original member/bassist Chuck Panozzo turned up to bring extra bottom end, and dueling axe men Shaw and James Young worked up a near-deafening lather. Keyboard whizz Lawrence Gowan killed on lead vocals for �Lady� and �Come Sail Away,� though he really ought to lose the empty-headed revolving synth platform.
BOSTON, with STYX at the Comcast Center, Mansfield, Sunday night.
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