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The Album Leaf - In a Safe Place (2004)
The Album Leaf: Jimmy Lavalle (guitar, Fender Rhodes piano, synthesizer, Moog synthesizer, glockenspiel, bass guitar, drums). Additional personnel include: Pall Jenkins (vocals, guitar, musical saw); Scott Mercado (drums). Recording information: 2003 - 2004. The Album Leaf is the recording moniker of guitarist Jimmy LaValle. Though LaValle's main commitment is as a member of San Diego-based post-rock outfit Tristeza, he has found time to record as a solo artist, creating lush, meditative instrumental albums that fall somewhere between Erik Satie, John Fahey, Brian Eno, and the Sea & Cake. IN A SAFE PLACE, LaValle's third full-length release and his debut for SubPop, builds on the spare, trance-like qualities of his first two albums, fleshing out the repetitive patterns and delicate textures with the help of digital shading and instrumental support from members of Icelandic rock group Sigur Ros. The wispy, airy strains of the opener, "Window," put one in mind of Eno's AMBIENT 1: MUSIC FOR AIRPORTS, luring the listener into a bright netherworld. A soothing digital pulse backs a gentle, chiming guitar pattern in "On Your Way," while the hypnotic "Over the Pond" features a simple piano refrain repeated, then detailed with strings and Sigur Ros's accompaniment. The effect is a powerful one, giving dimension and contour to LaValle's already developed musical vision and, ultimately, making IN A SAFE PLACE the artist's strongest statement to date
1. Window
2. Thule
3. On Your Way
4. Twentytwofourteen
5. Outer Banks
6. Over the Pond
7. Another Day (Revised)
8. Streamside
9. Eastern Glow
10. Moss Mountain Town
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1. End Titles From "Bladerunner"
2. Main Theme From "Missing"
3. L'enfant
4. Hymn
5. Chung Kuo
6. The Tao Of Love
7. Theme From "Antarctica"
8. Love Theme From "Bladerunner"
9. Opening Titles From "klix On The Bounty"
10. Closing Titles From "klix On The Bounty"
11. Memories Of Green
12. La Petite Fille De La Mer
13. Five Circles
14. Chariots Of Fire

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Najbolje rijesenje za skidanje muzike, sto domace, pa i strane je program koji se zove DC++.
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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Now I Got Worry (1996)
"How much blues do you use before you use it up?" queries singer and guitarist Billy Gibbons in "What's Up With That," the first single from ZZ Top's new album, Rhythmeen. But the real question posed by Rhythmeen – and by the latest blast from Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Now I Got Worry – is: Whose music is it anyway? If anything, these albums revive the age-old dispute: What right do white boys, young and middle-aged, have to play the blues?

For one thing, it ain't exactly blues that either of these bands peddles, as both ZZ Top and the Blues Explosion turn tradition on its head in their respective ways. ZZ Top milk a conventional blues progression for all its worth on "Prettyhead" and add honking harmonica to "What's Up With That." But the booming volume and Gibbons' feed-back-drenched guitar breaks betray ZZ's grounding in '60s garage rock and psychedelia and '70s arena rock. Likewise, the Blues Explosion hot-wire their manic deconstructions of blues and rockabilly with New York art-punk noise – which is no great surprise, considering that singer and guitarist Jon Spencer was a founding member of the seminal, cacophonous, '80s scum-rock band Pussy Galore.

Touted by ZZ Top as a return to roots, Rhythmeen finds the power trio ditching the synth-pop thud of their '80s hits "Legs" and "Sharp Dressed Man." Instead, Gibbons, bassist Dusty Hill and drummer Frank Beard evoke the roadhouse boogie of the earlier '70s stompers – "La Grange," "Tush" – that first brought them fame. Now I Got Worry finds the Blues Explosion also stripping down to basics. Spencer and the band eschew the hip-hop influences that came to a head on 1994's Orange, opting instead for a more gutbucket approach (although as the Minor Threat-style "Identify" proves, these guys are young enough to consider punk rock to be roots music). Ironically, ZZ Top offer a nod in the other direction. "Rhythmeen" features head-bobbing beats a la Dr. Dre, while the droning intro of "My Mind Is Gone" echoes Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise."

If there is any controversy worth arguing about in ZZ's or the Blues Explosion's appropriation of African-American musical forms, it is in each band's sometimes questionable irreverence. Spencer's faux backwoods drawl verges on minstrel-show insult. Gibbons has his own vocal affectations, turning his "things" into "thangs." As for ZZ Top's lyrical concerns, bad-hair days ("Hairdresser") and sex changes ("Zipper Job") might not be considered respectable topics in a music born of hard times and suffering.

But to their credit, neither ZZ Top nor the Blues Explosion sands down the rough edges in their blues; instead, both groups add a few jagged touches of their own. Spencer in particular works up a lunatic energy usually associated with the best rock & roll. Spencer also has the balls to bring in Stax-Volt soul legend Rufus Thomas and Mississippi blues master R.L. Burnside for guest appearances on Now I Got Worry. Thomas and Burnside actually blow the youngster away in terms of performance. But at least Spencer is willing to acknowledge his sources.
1. Skunk - Blues Explosion
2. Identity - Blues Explosion
3. Wail - Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
4. Fuck Shit Up - Blues Explosion
5. 2Kindsa Love - Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
6. Love All of Me - Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
7. Chicken Dog - Blues Explosion
8. Rocketship - Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
9. Dynamite Lover - Blues Explosion
10. Hot Shot - Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
11. Can't Stop - Blues Explosion
12. Firefly Child - Blues Explosion
13. Eyeballin - Blues Explosion
14. B.L. Got Soul - Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
15. Get over Here - Blues Explosion
16. Sticky - Blues Explosion

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The Black Keys - The Big Come Up (2002)
Rawboned blues duo the Black Keys hail from Akron, Ohio, but a listen to The Big Come Up suggests the Keys may have been raised by Mississippi ridge-runners. While Dan Auerbach's overdriven ax is powered by the same internal-combustion engine that drove blues legends Junior Kimbrough and Fred McDowell, this is no po-faced retro show. There's Wu-Tang Clan-schooled funk in drummer Patrick Carney's fatback beats, and on the cranked-up "Countdown," Auerbach suppresses a sob with the droll closing couplet, "You stole my heart and damn near drove me mad/I gotta get back home to my mom and dad." From the truthfully titled "Heavy Soul" to a devolved, choogling cover of the Beatles' "She Said, She Said," this is a righteous choice for rock debut of the year. In a world gone White Stripes crazy, save room in your heart and CD wallet for the Black Keys.
1. Busted
2. Do the Rump
3. I'll Be Your Man
4. Countdown
5. Breaks
6. Run Me Down
7. Leavin' Trunk
8. Heavy Soul
9. She Said, She Said
10. Them Eyes
11. Yearnin'
12. Brooklyn Bound
13. 240 Years Before Your Time
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Mark Farina - Mushroom Jazz, Vol. 5 (2005)
Hailing originally from Chicago but long associated with San Francisco's jazz-house scene, Mark Farina returns to his bread-and-butter mix series Mushroom Jazz after 2003's eclectic artist record Air Farina. Less laid-back than Thievery Corporation but not quite as deep as Om label mates like Marques Wyatt, the Mushroom records often delve into hip-hop, and Jazz 5 is no exception. But while rhymes and raps jump out alongside snappy beats to startle the listener from chill tune-induced hypnosis, large chunks of the record, especially in the last half, are completely instrumental. Some of Air Farina's electro-funk adventurousness is here as well; check out the dazed and hazy original track "Cali Spaces." Consistently clever and packed with urban energy, it's an ideal Sunday evening record for those not quite ready to let the weekend end.
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A true phenomenon in sound encompassing hip hop, soul, and the best blunted beats all mingled to perfection by Farina himself. To the uninitiated, Mark is the master of the blend. Urb Magazine voted him "Best Dance DJ" in their recent January/February issue, and BPM Magazine proclaimed, "For many downtempo fans, 'Mushroom Jazz' is where it all began." The new album features new and unreleased material from the finest in Mushroom Jazz, and includes a bumpin' new original track, "Cali Spaces".
1. Afros In Ya - (with J Boogie)
2. Tribute, The - (with Colossus)
3. Autumn Evening Breeze - (with Soundproviders)
4. Chali 2na Comin' Thru - (with DJ Numark)
5. Come Down - (with Red Astaire)
6. Flow - (instrumental, with Zion I)
7. Nostalgia - (with DJ Spinna)
8. Cali Spaces - (with Mark Farina)
9. Funky For You - (with Blu Bizness)
10. Puttin' In Work - (instrumental, with Wee Bee Foolish)
11. Hollywood - (with DJ Dez)
12. Music Makes The World Go Round - (with Jazz Liberatorz)
13. Maintain - (instrumental, with The Strange Fruit Project)
14. Back In '92 - (instrumental, with Presto/Lowd)
15. You Like My Style - (with Shortie No Mass)
16. Here's The Proof - (with The Earl)
17. Modern Women's Short Stories - (with Jonny Alpha)
18. He Kick Clap - (instrumental, with Starving Artists Crew)
19. It's A Love Thing - (instrumental, with Pete Rock)
20. Yacht Club, The - (with Thes One)
21. Nic's Groove - (with The Foreign Exchange)
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Praaavo dobar Farina... Skidajte narode dok nije kasno... Hvala Victory !
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Roisin Murphy - Sequins (1 & 2) iz trodjelne Sequins EP serije koja je prethodila Ruby Blue albumu

part 1
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All the tracks on the ´Sequins´ series, Roisins debut album, are the results of Roisin´s new fruitful collaboration with producer Matthew Herbert , who she met as a result of his remix work for her band Moloko. This is the first time the highly-revered electronic pioneer Herbert has produced an album for another artist, aside from his wife Dani Siciliano. Here the significant ground covered on ´Sequins 1´ by Roisin and Herbert indicates what to expect from the broader scope of the pair´s collaboration on the forthcoming album.

Having worked on several Moloko remixes from as early as 1996 Roisin´s voice had become a familiar friend ,” says Herbert .” I had always loved the ease with which it sat in the textures of the sounds I work with. To work on her solo record struck me as the perfect place to try and mix proper musical charisma with noises not often heard on the radio.”

This first ´Sequins´ EP commences with the agenda-setting ´Ruby Blue´ , which begins with an ear-catching meld of distorted funk and Andrews Sisters harmonies. It slides around like a languid and sinuous eel, all finger-pops and syncopated handclaps, before busting out with a too-loud fuzz guitar and Roisin´s provocative kitten purr. ´Off On It´ , which follows, has a percussive track that sounds like a steam train pulling slowly out of a siding, while Roisin delightfully slurs her way through a miasma of flirtatious signs and signifiers.

Third up, ´Night Of the Dancing Flame´ is like a lost classic number featuring either the elephants on parade from the Jungle Book (tremendous muted trumpet blasts) or Josephine Baker in all her Parisian glory. As it lollops along with cartoonish gait, Roisin tells more tales of sexual abandon in not entirely private places, and you realise that between them her and Herbert might have hit upon a long untapped resource of Cab Calloway-influenced pop music. It´s crazy and not a little infectious.

Sequins 1´ is completed by the magical warmth of ´ Through Time´ , which in its hazier moments approaches the gentle feel of one of the great ballads off a good Stevie Wonder record.

The ´Sequins´ EPs will also introduce another powerfully creative collaboration with the artist Simon Henwood , who has painted a number of large-scale portraits of Roisin, which are to be exhibited at the Hospital in London in March 2005*, and will be reproduced one at a time as the sleeves to ´Sequins 1 – 3´.
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victoryyy, nesto ovo nemre, ili ja ne kontam kako ide... Jel se mora registrovat ? :roll:
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Alfons Kauders wrote:victoryyy, nesto ovo nemre, ili ja ne kontam kako ide... Jel se mora registrovat ? :roll:
probaj ovako

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Ide, jopet hvala! :) :wink:
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Krinjah
Real Name: Thoreau Richard Albert Bakker

Krinjah represents North American jungle across the world as he is one of the top producers and leading lights in the resurgence of the ragga scene. This junglist has released several records in the past few years on King Kong Sound and other imprints, all of which have sold out almost instantly and now go used on eBay often for upwards of $75 for a single record.

Krinjah's unreleased dubplates are among the most sought after in the world, getting rinsed out wherever the ragga vibe flows. This man may have the most respected name in the ragga jungle game.

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Krinjah
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Badmarsh & Shri - Dancing Drums (1999)
Badmarsh & Shri are that rarest of dance outfits--they're actually better live than on wax. That might be because DJ-programmer Badmarsh and instrumentalist Shri bring another vocalist and percussionist on the road with them, but it's more likely that their sound--an exceedingly organic blend of dance-floor beats and Indian sounds (tabla, flute)--really comes alive in a club. None of that should imply that Dancing Drums is a sterile listen; rather, the enveloping sounds, the funky bass lines, and the use of a lot of sound loops make the album a relaxing experience--but one with a beat, too. Unlike Asian Dub Foundation, another group that brings the sounds and rhythms of the Asian subcontinent into the clubs, Badmarsh & Shri aren't out to dazzle you--sometimes you even get the feeling that they think that would be too easy--but if you listen deeply, you'll be moved just the same.
1. Dancing Drums
2. Asian Detective
3. Gharana
4. 130 Steps Lis
5. Air I Breathe
6. Lament
7. Mathar Listen
8. Parallel Crossing
9. Interlude Li
10. Disturbed Synapses
11. Salsa Gharana

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Caribou - The Milk of Human Kindness (05/2005)
Dan Snaith's Manitoba project is back with a new name but his hypnotic music hasn't changed. Caribou, like Manitoba, is still heavy on electronic jam sessions, with peculiar swirls of sound and stoned instrumental wanderings leading you who-knows-where. The Milk of Human Kindness also has that faint whisp of ‘60s bubblegum pop (see "Bees") and Stereolab-like drone present on Manitoba records like Up In Flames. Such reference points provide welcome toeholds in the midst of all the laptop anarchy, preventing the whole thing from drifting off into the ether. Snaith puts a few other twists on Milk, with mixed success. On the plus side, the sharp opener "Yeti" is a quick burst of fun, while "Lord Leopard" knocks up the beat a notch toward hip-hop territory. The lamentable "A Final Warning," however, falls off the deep end into an almost comedic dead-end. Still, Snaith continues to show off boundless creativity, and when he conjures the right mix of chaos and cohesion like he does on "Brahminy Kite," the result is a glorious noise all his own. –Matthew Cooke
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The first record after changing the band's name from MANITOBA to CARIBOU, DAN SNAITH delivers a heavy set of his most developed music to date, touching on influences as distinct and impressive as Neu! and Soft Machine. Full of life and tasteful production/instrumentation, this art record's got antlers, though still progresses like a more delicate animal.
1. Yeti
2. Subotnick List
3. A Final Warning
4. Lord Leopard
5. Bees
6. Hands First
7. Hello Hammerheads
8. Brahminy Kite
9. Brumheller
10. Pelican Narrows
11. Barnowl

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Uzbudljiva kolekcija raznih albuma OVDE

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odlican forum

odlicno prezentirani albumi,

bravo !


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Meatloaf-The very best of

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The Doors - Strange Days


1. Strange Days
2. You're Lost Little Girl
3. Love Me Two Times
4. Unhappy Girl
5. Horse Latitudes
6. Moonlight Drive
7. People Are Strange
8. My Eyes Have Seen You
9. I Can't See Your Face in My Mind
10. When the Music's Over

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http://dl.zvuki.ru/1/9240/mp3/2.mp3 
http://dl.zvuki.ru/1/9240/mp3/3.mp3 
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http://dl.zvuki.ru/1/9240/mp3/6.mp3 
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Whitesnake - Greatest Hits


"1987"

# Straight For The Heart (Размер 5 Mb. Скачано ... 148)
# Here I Go Again 87 (Размер 6.2 Mb. Скачано ... 153)
# Dont Turn Away (Размер 7 Mb. Скачано ... 121)
# Bad Boys (Размер 5.6 Mb. Скачано ... 134)
# Youre Gonna Break My Heart Again (Размер 5.7 Mb. Скачано ... 111)
# Crying In The Rain (Размер 7.7 Mb. Скачано ... 156)
# Children of The Night (Размер 6 Mb. Скачано ... 136)
# Looking For Love (Размер 8.9 Mb. Скачано ... 153)
# Give Me All Your Love (Размер 4.8 Mb. Скачано ... 132)
# Still Of The Night (Размер 9 Mb. Скачано ... 157)
# Is This Love (Размер 6.4 Mb. Скачано ... 159)

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Slide It In
Год выпуска: 1984
No Композиция Время Bitrate Текст Размер
1 Slide It In 3:23 192 [нет] 4.65 Мб
2 Slow An' Easy 6:11 192 [нет] 8.49 Мб
3 Love Ain't No Stranger 4:21 192 [нет] 5.98 Мб
4 All Or Nothing 3:45 192 [нет] 5.15 Мб
5 Gambler 4:02 192 [нет] 5.53 Мб
6 Guilty Of Love 3:27 192 [нет] 4.74 Мб
7 Hungry For Love 3:31 192 [нет] 4.83 Мб
8 Give Me More Time 3:46 192 [нет] 5.17 Мб
9 Spit It Out 4:28 192 [нет] 6.13 Мб
10 Standing In the Shadow 3:42 192 [нет] 5.08 Мб

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Danke Victory na Farina-i, i da da napomenem kad se bude ovoj nashoj Pobjedi diz'o spomenik da mi se javi da nekako doprinesem akciji :D :)
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Zaostrog & Saian, hvala na linkovima i finim rijecima :)

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Coldplay - X&Y

Foo Fighters - In Your Honor

Royksopp -The Understanding


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dobar Bright Eyes bootleg, stvari sa posljednjeg I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning albuma + more :)


Bright Eyes - live -Washington D.C. - 29.01.2005

1. At The Bottom Of Everything
2. We Are Nowhere And It's Now
3. Old Soul Song (For The New World Order)
4. Train Under Water
5. A Scale, A Mirror, And Those Indifferent Clocks
6. Loose Leaves
7. I Must Belong Somewhere
8. When The President Talks To God
9. Method Acting
10. Poison Oak
11. Another Travellin' Song
12. Landlocked Blues
13. Lua
14. First Day Of My Life
15. Carrot/Diamond/Jump Off
16. Road To Joy
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Umar Bin Hassan - Be Bop or Be Dead (1993)

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Umar Bin Hassin was once part of the Last Poets, a group whose incendiary rhetoric was backed by African percussion and preceded the hip-hop generation's Afrocentric quips. Hassin now works solo, and his latest release has several updates/remakes of Last Poets staples, including two versions of "This Is Madness." Producer Bill Laswell recruited two Parliament/Funkadelic instrumentalists, bassist Bootsy Collins and keyboardist Bernie Worrell, plus many other fine players, and virtually recreated The Last Poets tapestry, except that this time there's an electronic overlay as well as a percussive one. Hassin's voice hasn't been dulled by the years and seems more enraged and angered at the nation's racial and social injustices.
fragmenti sjajne Niggers Are Scared Of Revolution koju je Umar Bin Hassan ponio sa sabom nakon cesikanja legendarnih Last Poets.
Niggers are scared of revolution
but niggers shouldn't be scared of revolution because revolution is nothing but change,
and all niggers do is change.
Niggers come in from work and change into pimping clothes to hit the street and make some quick change.
Niggers change their hair from black to red to blond
and hope like hell their looks will change.
Niggers kill others just because one didn't receive the correct change.


Niggers always going through bullshit changes.
But when it comes for a real change Niggers are scared of revolution.

Niggers fuck.
Niggers fuck fuck fuck.
Niggerrs love the word fuck.
They think they're fucking cute.
They fuck you around.
The first thing they say when they're mad is "fuck it."
You play a litle too much with them they say "fuck you."
Try to be nice to them they fuck you over.
When it's time to TCB niggers are somewhere fucking.
Niggers don't realize while they're doing all this fucking they're getting fucked around.
But when they do realize it's too late, so all niggers do is just get fucked . . . up!

Niggers talk about fucking ... Fucking that ... Fuycking this ... Fucking yours ... Fucking my sis.
Not knowing what they fucking for.
Ain't fucking for love and appreciation.
Just fucking to be fucking.
Niggers fuck white thighs, brown thighs, yellow thighs.
Niggers fuck ankles when they run out of thights.
Niggers fuck Sally Linda and Sue.
And if you don't watch out niggers will fuck you ...

Niggers would fuck fuck if it could be fucked.
But when it comes to fucking for revolutionary causes Niggers say FUCK! ... revolution.

I love niggers
Because niggers are me
And I should only love that which is a part of me
I love to see niggers go through changes
Love to see niggers act
Love to see niggers make them plays
and shoot the shit
But there is one thing about niggers I do not love

Niggers are scared of revolution.
1 Niggers Are Scared of Revolution (5:23)
2 Am (7:59)
3 Bum Rush (5:29)
4 This Is Madness (5:27)
5 Malcolm (6:23)
6 Pop (4:41)
7 Love (6:07)
8 Forty Deuce Street [3:48]
9 Personal Things (4:30)
10 This Is Madness (Metal Mix) (5:33)

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Albumi grupe SUEDE

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a new morning
http://rapidshare.de/files/2480840/sanm-1.rar.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2480823/sanm-2.rar.html

sci-fi lullabies (2 disk b-sides from first 3 albums)
disk 1
http://rapidshare.de/files/2481714/sfl1-1.rar.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2481684/sfl1-2.rar.html

disk 2
http://rapidshare.de/files/2482671/sfl2-1.rar.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2482648/sfl2-2.rar.html

be my god (1 track - suedes debut single, very rare, not great quality)
http://rapidshare.de/files/2483022/BeMyGod.rar.html

still working

singles
http://rapidshare.de/files/2461879/suedesingles1.rar.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2461820/suedesingles2.rar.html

dog man star
http://rapidshare.de/files/2190092/dms1.rar.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2190067/dms2.rar.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2463765/sdmssl.rar.html
cant remember if is mp3 or wma sorry!!

coming up
http://rapidshare.de/files/2463252/scufull.rar.html

head music
http://rapidshare.de/files/2463277/shm-1.rar.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2463566/shm-2.rar.html
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