MP3 Djerdan vol.8

[Altsa]

PRETTY klix MAKE GRAVES - Good Health (2002)


http://s25.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0XV3 ... LHZ9NFI3XU

[Altsa]

LOOP - The World in Your Eyes (1987)


http://rapidshare.de/files/2242732/Loop ... s.zip.html

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The World in Your Eyes compiles the entirety of Loop's 16 Dreams and Spinning 12" singles and adds four extra songs. Their earlier phase tends to concentrate centrally on pounding a giant riff into submission with the least amount of backing necessary, with all the sunshine happiness of the most downered Stooges sub-blues imagined. Generally, The World in Your Eyes captures some of Loop's most straight-ahead material, and Robert Hampson's vocals are at their least fiddled with, production-wise. Bex's Spartan drum patterns usually consist of "thwack," "thwack-thwack," or "thwack-thwack-pish"; she might not stand a chance in King Crimson, but she fits the bill perfectly on minimally stomping songs like "16 Dreams" and "Head On." The ten-minute "Burning World" and 13-minute extended version of "Burning Prisma" (how many other bands do extended versions of ten-minute songs?) both have the entrancing qualities of the best Spacemen 3; the lengthier version features some extended soloing that avoids flash and wank. "Brittle Head Girl"'s melancholia strikes upon third album Velvet Underground, bizarrely using shades of new wave synth. A brilliantly fevered cover of Suicide's "Rocket USA" (from a Peel Session) captures all the rush and frenzy of the original; Hampson's vocals do Alan Vega proud, evoking all the evacuated headspace required: "Gonna crash/Gonna die." A racing rhythm box drives it in the same manner of the original, but the stun guitars add something that the earlier version arguably lacks.

ovaj link ne radi ali evo link za drugi album iste skupine koji radi





LOOP - Heaven's End (1987)

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http://rapidshare.de/files/2189209/Loop.zip.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2189494/Heavens.zip.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2190022/End.zip.html

ukoliko volite Jesus and Mary Chain sa svojim fuziranim gitarama ovo ce vam pravo odgovarati

[Altsa]

AUDIOSLAVE - Out of Exile (2005)

[Altsa]

victory ima li negdje Nick Cave album B-sides i rariteti (1 i 2 CD)

[The_Fluid]

jos jednom Coldplay X&Y (posto su ostali linkovi off)

[The_Fluid]

i ovdje:




01-Galvanize
02-The Boxer
03-Believe
04-Hold Tight London
05-Come Inside
06-The Big Jump
07-Left Right
08-Close Your Eyes
09-Shake Break Bounce
10-Marvo Ging
11-Surface To Air



pjesme 1_2_5_8_11
pjesme 3_4_6_7_9_10

[Altsa]

PAUL WELLER - Studio 150 (2004)

[Altsa]

SHELLAC - Terraform (1998)

[victory]

victory ima li negdje Nick Cave album B-sides i rariteti (1 i 2 CD)

ja sam 1 i 2 svojevremeno skin'o sa jednog ruskog servera. medjutim, fajlovi su vec odavno izbrisani.
nisam odavno posjecivao soulseek ali znam da su se sva 3 cd-a mogla tamo pronaci.
ako gdje naletim, prijavim ti
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The Tears - Here Come The Tears (06/06/2005) rar., 73 mb

The title might suit the aura of faltering romanticism but Here Comes The Tears will offer nothing but a happy ending for Suede disciples who once mourned the avoidable loss of a glorious future. Unarguably one of British rock music’s most eminent severed alliances, low-rent hedonist Brett Anderson and recalcitrant guitar deity Bernard Butler permanently parted company during the fractious recording sessions for 1994’s smouldering masterpiece Dog Man Star. Like Strummer and Jones, Lennon and McCartney and Morrissey and Marr, the Anderson Butler union belongs to a distinguished line of brilliant but volatile songwriting partnerships acrimoniously (and often prematurely) ripped apart under exacting circumstances. Finally, the estranged pair conclude their dignified silence and pick up the torch where the aspirational Dog Man Star adjourned a generation ago. Naturally, Here Comes The Tears - while not attempting to atone for any might-have-beens - sounds instinctively like the best record Suede or the solo Bernard Butler never made and duly rewards by attaining some kind of ego-balancing equilibrium between the chemical rush of Anderson’s decadent glam pop expression ("Lovers", "Refugees") and Butler’s more stately and wide-angle production landscapes. Modesty being a virtue, it’s interesting to contrast the elephantine brass bombast of Dog Man Star's (admittedly wonderful) finale "Still Life" with the manner in which "A Love As Strong As Death" asserts its grandiosity with a reticent mulling of harp, piano and Hawaiian guitar. There’s simply too much genius here to mention but "Beautiful Pain" (cold turkey agony with a truly euphoric pop chorus) and the refracting, rain-soaked atmospherics of "The Asylum" simply beg acquaintance. A stunning comeback.

1. Refugees
2. Autograph
3. Co-star
4. Imperfection
5. The Ghost Of You
6. Two Creatures
7. Lovers
8. Fallen Idol
9. Brave New Century
10. Beautiful Pain
11. The Asylum
12. Apollo 13
13. A Love As Strong As Death

[victory]

pregorio...

[Altsa]

Prema magazinu Spin ovaj album je cetvrti na listi najboljih albuma u proteklih 20 godina






PAVEMENT - Slanted and Enchanted (1992)

[Altsa]

PAVEMENT - Terror Twilight (1999)

[victory]

Bohren & Der Club of Gore - Geisterfaust (05/2005) zip, 75 mb

Not metal -- not remotely. So why did they get written up in Terrorizer magazine? Well this German four-piece isn't exactly a jazz band either, even though they utilize such instruments as Fender Rhodes electric piano, vibraphone, double bass, and saxophone. No, they're actually really really heavy though it's always hard to explain how something this quiet and this pretty can be "heavy". But you'll feel it when you hear it. Their special brand of Teutonic, minimalist, noir-jazz influenced "heaviness" is not to be denied. And so it makes sense that they like grim black metal and that people who like grim black metal like them. A very special band, certainly unknowable to some, but very well liked 'round here. So I was pretty excited to hear that the release of this new album Geisterfaust ("Ghostfist") was impending. And it does not disappoint. Five tracks for the five fingers of the Ghostfist (skeletally represented in the cd digipak). Almost one full hour.

Thusly, a Bohren album cannot be properly absorbed in little snippets. The time frame within which their compositions work is not conducive to quick scans or distracting environments -- even the shortest of the five tracks here isn't much less than eight minutes in length, and the opening track "Zeigefinger" is a 20+ minute experience. So, when I got my copy of this (oooh) I took it home and drew the curtains, lit the candles (well, ok I didn't really light any candles, but could have), and assumed a relaxed pose in order to let the music of Geisterfaust infiltrate my consciousness. Which it did. At Bohren's usual glacial pace, which utterly starts to alter one's perception of time. The long songs are endless...then over. Eternity telescoped. So spare and melodious. Like magnified drops of rainwater, falling on the petals of a shivering flower. The vast space of Bohren's music makes the listener concentrate, and gives each and every note (a vibraphone chime, perhaps, surrounded by a nimbus of a gentle cymbal-strike's shimmer) extra weight and meaning. The Bohren aesthetic certainly holds that less is more. Even though there's guests -- a tuba player and a choir, even -- augmenting the basic Bohren quartet on several of these tracks, you're never overwhelmed with sound, but with silence. And the sheer *subsonics* that a band with two bassists can generate. Geisterfaust flows exquisitely, the listener's pulse rate slowing. Calm. Cool. Bliss. Stupor. So gorgeous, soo heavy. There we go again. This IS heavy. You'll see.

Basically it's like some utterly slow crushing doom band (the Melvins at their most monolithic -- Khanate -- Caspar Brotzmann Massaker -- Corrupted -- Gore) with their instrumentation transposed into the "jazz" realm. The snare only brushed. The distorted electric guitar replaced with the tinkle of a Rhodes piano. Notes not riffs. Played like a dirge, with hints of drone, sombre and sad, but beautiful. There's only a smidgen of saxophone (dreaded by some) that is brought in only at the very end of the last very track, one that is almost speedy by Bohren standards, to act as the light at end of the tunnel, the sun's rays just over the horizon...

1. Zeigefinger
2. Daumen
3. Ringfinger
4. Mittelfinger
5. Kleiner Finger

[silence_is_sexy]

jel' naletio iko na novi album Manu Chao-a "Sibérie
m'était contée"?

zahvaljujem.

[magnusss]

Sta je ovde albuma!!!

[magnusss]

U susret letu...




Yo La Tengo - Summer Sun (2003) rar,100 mb

Yo La Tengo's 10 albums have never been faithful to a genre. But after getting sweaty with punk rock, intimate with sonic terrorism and cuddling up to a retro surf sound, the trio have decided it's time to settle down.

On Summer Sun, their combination of aloof art-school pretension and frothy melodic thrill proves to be a marriage made in heaven. It's not quite a case of John Cage meets Kylie, but at heart this is a filmic pop dream, with brooding undercurrents and colourful, slippery melodies.

Beach Party Tonight is a sunstroke-evoking mix of seaside and darkside, Nothing But You and Me sung in ageing but still swinging Sinatra-style against shuddering keyboards and a distant lead guitar fuelled by a youthful anger.

Relationships are dissected with a fearful but thankful sigh as Hawaiian guitar jostles with flute, and both Steve Coogan and chicken stew become metaphors for love. Clever can be beautiful.

1. Beach party tonight
2. Little eyes
3. Nothing but you and me
4. Season of the shark
5. Today is the day
6. klix birds
7. How to make a baby elephant float
8. Georgia vs Yo La Tengo
9. Don't have to be so sad
10. Winter a go go
11. Moonrock mambo
12. Let's be still
13. Take care

[victory]

Beulah - The Coast Is Never Clear (2001)

http://rapidshare.de/files/1383676/beul ... t.zip.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/1383705/isne ... r.zip.html

On The Coast Is Never Clear, the difficult third-album syndrome only affected San Franciscan pop dreamers Beulah in the studio, where the band came to blows over, say, the importance of a diminished seventh on a trumpet solo. From such a roughneck recording environment, however, comes perfection on their third album, where expansive, multi-instrumental, orchestral pop is underpinned by the sweetest tunes. This album could be precious--and in lesser hands it surely would be--but at the core of Beulah's ambitious vision a pure pop heart beats. Special mention must be made of "Silver Lining," a paean to songwriter Miles Kurosky's first love, punk rock. Introduced by a fanfare of horns, the track races along propelled by a fiery guitar riff and the beaten-up joy of being scarred by punk. A bittersweet, sumptuous, and utterly compulsive collection, all told.

1. Hello Resolven
2. Good Man Is Easy to Kill Listen
3. What Will You Do When Your Suntan Fades?
4. Gene Autry
5. Silver Lining Lis
6. Popular Mechanics for Lovers
7. Gravity's Bringing Us Down
8. Hey Brother List
9. I'll Be Your Lampshade
10. Cruel Minor Change Liste
11. Burned By the Sun
12. Night Is the Day Turned Inside Out

[victory]

Pizzicato 5 - Playboy & Playgirl (1999)

Domestic debut of the Japanese pop/ neo-lounge legends 1998 album. 13 tracks, including the singles 'Such A Beautiful Girl Like You' and 'Playboy Playgirl'.
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On their third full-length American album, The International Playboy and Playgirl Record, DJ Yasuharu Konishi and diva Maki Nomiya patiently escort the listener deeper into the filmic life of the fabulously pop. A resonant, quasi-Stephen Hawking, Japanese-speaking narrator describes the life of "Japan's coolest combo" between tracks, which erupt in exuberant, tambourine-sizzling 1960s French orchestral pop of a purity that reveals a mature P5 sound: these are fully orchestrated tunes rather than DJ pastiche. Konishi plays it straight on International Playboy, and to uncanny effect, as the "la-la-la-la" lyrics of "Week End," the Carpenters-ish "I Hear a Symphony," and the Sgt. Pepper's-inspired "Magic Twin Candle Tale" sweep the gals through airport lounges with vinyl raincoats swinging over their Nancy Sinatra boots. The Bacharach pop of "Such a Beautiful Girl Like You" and the frugging go-go of "Playboy Playgirl" may be built on sequencers, but they sound so much like live instruments on vinyl that it's creepy. Hard-core turntablists will be disappointed at the lack of variety, but the relentless flow of uptempo horn and string arrangements will be heard at every upscale party and art opening.

1. Depression
2. Rolls Royce
3. New Song - Kato Hisashi
4. Week-End - Kato Hisashi List
5. Magic Twin Candle Tale - Bread & Butter
6. Concerto
7. Such a Beautiful Girl Like You - Suzuki Momoko
9. Régle du Jeu
10. I Hear a Symphony
11. Drinking Wine
12. Great Invitations - Arichika Masumi
13. Stars

[victory]

Coldplay - Live At "T in the Park" (2003) official bootleg

1 God Put A Smile Upon Your Face 5:13 -
2 Trouble 4:58 -
3 Everything's Not Lost 8:24 -
4 Moses 5:18 -
5 Yellow 5:31 -
6 The Scientist 5:03 -
7 What A Wonderful World 1:23 -
8 Clocks 5:33 -
9 In My Place 3:49 -
10 Lips Like Sugar 4:56 -
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jos jednom



Coldplay - X & Y (2005)

[The_Fluid]

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jos jednom



Coldplay - X & Y (2005)

i jos jednom:

Coldplay X&Y

[Altsa]

THE BIRTHDAY PARTY -Junkyard (1982)

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http://rapidshare.de/files/1774971/Junk.zip.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/1775094/Yard.zip.html

[The_Fluid]

Tracks:

1. Star Wars and Revenge of the Sith
2. Anakin's Dream
3. Battle of the Heroes
4. Anakin's Betrayal
5. General Grievous
6. Palpatine's Teachings
7. Grievous and the Droids
8. Padme's Ruminations
9. Anakin vs. Obi-Wan
10. Anakin's Dark Deeds
11. Enter Lord Vader
12. The Immolation Scene
13. Grievous Speaks to Lord Sidious
14. The Birth of the Twins and Padme's klix
15. A New Hope and End Credits

Rar password: http://www.comounhacha.cl

http://mio.discoremoto.virgilio.it/reven01/Star Wars - Episode III - Revenge of the Sith [CHT].part01.rar

http://mio.discoremoto.virgilio.it/reven01/Star Wars - Episode III - Revenge of the Sith [CHT].part02.rar

http://mio.discoremoto.virgilio.it/reven01/Star Wars - Episode III - Revenge of the Sith [CHT].part03.rar

http://mio.discoremoto.virgilio.it/reven02/Star Wars - Episode III - Revenge of the Sith [CHT].part04.rar

http://mio.discoremoto.virgilio.it/reven02/Star Wars - Episode III - Revenge of the Sith [CHT].part05.rar

http://mio.discoremoto.virgilio.it/reven02/Star Wars - Episode III - Revenge of the Sith [CHT].part06.rar

http://mio.discoremoto.virgilio.it/dekiruza03/Star Wars - Episode III - Revenge of the Sith [CHT].part07.rar

http://mio.discoremoto.virgilio.it/dekiruza03/Star Wars - Episode III - Revenge of the Sith [CHT].part08.rar

http://mio.discoremoto.virgilio.it/dekiruza03/Star Wars - Episode III - Revenge of the Sith [CHT].part09.rar

[The_Fluid]

Original Release Date : June 14, 2005

1. Vespertilio
2. Eptesicus
3. Myotis
4. Barbastella
5. Artibeus
6. Tadarida
7. Macrotus
8. Antrozous
9. Nycteris
10. Molossus
11. Corynorhinus
12. Lasiurus

http://rapidshare.de/files/2524497/bats.zip.html

kucati: robin

[Altsa]

victory ima li negdje Nick Cave album B-sides i rariteti (1 i 2 CD)

ja sam 1 i 2 svojevremeno skin'o sa jednog ruskog servera. medjutim, fajlovi su vec odavno izbrisani.
nisam odavno posjecivao soulseek ali znam da su se sva 3 cd-a mogla tamo pronaci.
ako gdje naletim, prijavim ti
----------------------------------




The Tears - Here Come The Tears (06/06/2005) rar., 73 mb

The title might suit the aura of faltering romanticism but Here Comes The Tears will offer nothing but a happy ending for Suede disciples who once mourned the avoidable loss of a glorious future. Unarguably one of British rock music’s most eminent severed alliances, low-rent hedonist Brett Anderson and recalcitrant guitar deity Bernard Butler permanently parted company during the fractious recording sessions for 1994’s smouldering masterpiece Dog Man Star. Like Strummer and Jones, Lennon and McCartney and Morrissey and Marr, the Anderson Butler union belongs to a distinguished line of brilliant but volatile songwriting partnerships acrimoniously (and often prematurely) ripped apart under exacting circumstances. Finally, the estranged pair conclude their dignified silence and pick up the torch where the aspirational Dog Man Star adjourned a generation ago. Naturally, Here Comes The Tears - while not attempting to atone for any might-have-beens - sounds instinctively like the best record Suede or the solo Bernard Butler never made and duly rewards by attaining some kind of ego-balancing equilibrium between the chemical rush of Anderson’s decadent glam pop expression ("Lovers", "Refugees") and Butler’s more stately and wide-angle production landscapes. Modesty being a virtue, it’s interesting to contrast the elephantine brass bombast of Dog Man Star's (admittedly wonderful) finale "Still Life" with the manner in which "A Love As Strong As Death" asserts its grandiosity with a reticent mulling of harp, piano and Hawaiian guitar. There’s simply too much genius here to mention but "Beautiful Pain" (cold turkey agony with a truly euphoric pop chorus) and the refracting, rain-soaked atmospherics of "The Asylum" simply beg acquaintance. A stunning comeback.

1. Refugees
2. Autograph
3. Co-star
4. Imperfection
5. The Ghost Of You
6. Two Creatures
7. Lovers
8. Fallen Idol
9. Brave New Century
10. Beautiful Pain
11. The Asylum
12. Apollo 13
13. A Love As Strong As Death

evo ovaj radi ali je poprilicno spor ali more se
http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~b90033/musi ... 0Tears.rar

[Altsa]

CHRISTIAN DEATH - Lover of Sin (2002)