Free MP3

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – Beat the Devil’s Tattoo (2010)

Released March 5, 2010 (2010-03-05)
Recorded The Basement Studio, Philadelphia, PA
Label Abstract Dragon, Vagrant (US/Canada), Co-Op (Europe)

Tracklist

01. Beat The DevilÂ’s Tattoo
02. Conscience Killer
03. Bad Blood
04. War Machine
05. Sweet Feeling
06. Evol
07. Mama Taught Me Better
08. River Styx
09. The Toll
10. Aya
11. ShadowÂ’s Keeper
12. Long Way Down
13. Half-State

Download

Read the rest of this entry »

As I Lay Dying – The Powerless Rise (2010)

Genre: Metalcore

Info:

The Powerless Rise is the fifth studio album by American metalcore  band As I Lay Dying. The album was released on May 7, 2010 in Europe and was released on May 11, 2010 in the United States. It was made available for pre-order via iTunes with an instant download of the song “Beyond Our Suffering”.

Tracklisting:
1. “Beyond Our Suffering” – 2:50
2. “Anodyne Sea” – 4:35
3. “Without Conclusion” – 3:15
4. “Parallels” – 4:57
5. “The Plague” – 3:42
6. “Anger and Apathy” – 4:26
7. “Condemned” – 2:50
8. “Upside Down Kingdom” – 4:00
9. “Vacancy” – 4:27
10. “The Only Constant Is Change” – 4:08
11. “The Blinding of False Light” – 5:05
Playing Time: 44:14

FLAC
Quality: Lossless, (avg. compression: 75 %)
Channels: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit
Size: 322mb

Download:
RS:

Read the rest of this entry »

Description: For their fourth full length album Eternal , War Of Ages once again decided to team up with Daniel Castleman and Tim Lambesis at Lambesis Studios where they recorded their previous album Arise And Conquer . Eternal is the next step in both songwriting and production, and with all War Of Ages albums, will be backed up by solid worldwide touring. With combined catalog sales of over 60,000 and touring history all over the USA and Europe, War Of Ages are poised and ready to take on the world with the release of Eternal .

Track List:

01. Collapse
02. Desire
03. Failure
04. My Resting Place
05. Eternal
06. Indecision
07. Lack Of Clarity
08. The Fallen
09. Your Betrayal
10. Instrumental

Release Name: War_Of_Ages-Eternal-2010-pLAN9
Genre: Metal
Label: Facedown Records
Quality: 246 Kbps Avg / 44.1 KHz / Joint Stereo
Size: 66.17 MB
Rip Date: 2010-04-12
Store Date: 2010-04-13

Download Link

Read the rest of this entry »

Tracklist
1. “Help Me (She’s Out of Her Mind)” – 6:55
2. “Maybe Tomorrow” – 4:33
3. “Madame Helga” – 3:55
4. “You Stole My Money Honey” – 4:18
5. “Getaway” – 4:08
6. “Climbing the Wall” – 4:55
7. “Jealousy” – 4:26
8. “I’m Alright (You Gotta Go There to Come Back)” – 4:36
9. “Nothing Precious at All” – 4:20
10. “Rainbows and Pots of Gold” – 4:11
11. “I Miss You Now” – 4:50
12. “High as the Ceiling” – 3:19
13. “Since I Told You It’s Over” – 4:43

lyrics

http://www.songmeanings.net/artist/view/songs/5169/

External Reviews
Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones was still licking some serious wounds due to the breakup of his 12-year relationship with his girlfriend and a fallout with a best mate. The band’s 2001 release, Just Enough Education to Perform, briefly touched upon his broken heart; however, Jones’ darkest period came later as the band played countless sold-out gigs across Europe throughout late 2001 and 2002. Jones found himself personally and professionally isolated — emotionally distant from his bandmates and best friends, drummer Stuart Cable and bassist Richard Jones, and creatively exhausted. However the fire that had made this band a major force in the post-grunge English rock scene still burned. Stereophonics’ fourth album, You Gotta Go There to Come Back captures Jones’ soulful journey, and the band’s classic rowdy rock style is as sultry as ever. While their three previous albums exuded cockiness just for the sake of being cocky, You Gotta Go There to Come Back doesn’t care to be so snide. Sure, the band’s classic swagger remains an integral part of its overall appeal, but moving beyond that silly behavior has somehow affected Jones and his band. Cable became a father during the recording of this album while Richard Jones settled down and got married. Perhaps Jones craves a bit of stability as well? His confidence is on par throughout these 13 blues-rock-tinged songs as his life unfolds through words. “Jealousy” and “You Stole My Money Honey” are the album’s more vexed moments. “Climbing the Wall,” layered in acoustic guitars and horn and string arrangements, and “Nothing Is Precious at All” continue Stereophonics’ psychological sifting with warmth. “Madame Helga” is the punch in the face Jones has been waiting to deliver. Heart-pounding musicianship from the band itself makes this swanky gospel number an album standout and a career staple. It’s a song that Stereophonics have been wanting to make for years, and the overall fierce presentation finds the band at its best. Stereophonics are consistent with their craft, and You Gotta Go There to Come Back highlights the band’s growing talent as musicians, but the fact is that they’ve only made good records up to this point. They have yet to make a really great record, but that’s not to say Stereophonics don’t have what it takes. You Gotta Go There to Come Back is a solid rock effort, and in due time, the band will have its epic.

My Favorite Track(s):
Rainbows and Pots of Gold
Maybe Tomorrow

Read the rest of this entry »

ARTiST: The Brew
ALBUM: A Million Dead Stars
BiTRATE: 214kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 –vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Jazzhaus Records
GENRE: Rock
SiZE: 81.49 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 51min 09sec total
RiP DATE: 2010-03-20
STORE DATE: 2010-03-20

Track List:
——–
01. Every Gig Has A Neighbour        4:17
02. Surrender It All                 3:57
03. Wrong Tunes                      3:36
04. Kam                              8:31
05. Monkey Train                     2:14
06. Just Another Night               5:44
07. A Smile To Lift The Doubt        3:57
08. Change In The Air                3:58
09. Mav The Rave                     4:25
10. A Million Dead Stars (Intro)     2:24
11. A Million Dead Stars             8:06

Release Notes:
——–
ince 2006 there have been excited, often fantastic, rumours among would-be
connoisseurs of the underground British rock scene of a trio that has spent
three years simmering just beneath the scope of the mainstream, perfecting
themselves and preparing the industry for their explosive arrival. Tales tell of
a band that boasts a guitarist to rival Hendrix and a drummer so powerful that
the very foundations of venues shake under a Bonham-esque assault wherever they
perform. Crowds across the continent have been left in amazement, while Radio
One has labelled the band’s live performances “awe inspiring”.

The band under such wide discussion is The Brew; It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll
Magazine are already hailing them as “the best three piece to come out of the UK
in 20 years.”

Jason Barwick and father/son team Tim and Kurtis Smith began playing together
almost five years ago and have steadily expanded their audience through a series
of successful tours and TV performances. The band has no defined hierarchy, and
don’t need one. Each member brings his own incredible asset to the musical
experience, whether it’s Jason’s jaw-dropping guitar artistry, Kurt’s explosive
drums or Tim’s majestic charisma, the band perform as one perfectly synchronised
unit.

In May this year countries around Europe discovered The Joker, the band’s second
self-released album. Both the album and its title track shot to number 16 and 10
in the Polish album and singles chart respectively. Jase, Kurt and Tim found
themselves suddenly introduced to Europe on a scale they hadn’t foreseen,
including a string of festival appearances and sponsor deals, playing alongside
such legends as Jeff Beck and receiving personal praise from the likes of Chad
Smith. They were soon booked to appear at Rockpalast in Cologne and, due to
headliner Bonamassa’s reluctance to do a TV recording, their entire set was
broadcast live on German WDR TV and their rise to European fame leapt across the
Rhine.
 

Read the rest of this entry »

REM – Singles Collected CD 1994

Artist: REM
Title: Singles Collected
Format: CD
Year: 1994
Genre: Rock
Preset: V0 (LAME 3.97)
Bitrate: avg 255 kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
Playtime: 67:07
Size: 122.63 MB

Tracklist:

01. REM – Radio Free Europe (Edit) (3:11)
02. REM – There She Goes Again (2:48)
03. REM – So. Central Rain (3:15)
04. REM – King Of The Road (4:45)
05. REM – (Don’t Go Back To) Rockville (Edit) (3:54)
06. REM – Catapult (Live) (4:04)
07. REM – Can’t Get There From Here (Edit) (3:13)
08. REM – Bandwagon (2:16)
09. REM – Wendell Gee (3:00)
10. REM – Crazy (3:01)
11. REM – Fall On Me (2:50)
12. REM – Rotary Ten (2:00)
13. REM – Superman (2:43)
14. REM – White Tornado (1:50)
15. REM – The One I Love (3:17)
16. REM – Maps And Legends (Live) (3:16)
17. REM – Its The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) (Edit) (3:10)
18. REM – Last Date (2:17)
19. REM – Finest Worksong (Other Mix) (3:46)
20. REM – Time After Time Etc. (Live) (8:21)

Read the rest of this entry »

Brian Wilson – Pet Sounds Live In London
79.47 MB
192k

Not my quote

In early 2002, during his first solo tour of Europe and England, Brian Wilson included complete performances of his masterpiece Pet Sounds, which attempted to re-create, in a live setting, one of the greatest feats of studio wizardry in rock history. He recorded the music heard on Pet Sounds Live over four nights at London’s Royal Festival Hall before a crowd packed with luminaries (simply read the liners for a lengthy who’s-who list of intelligent pop musicians in attendance). Though he has trouble taking some of the leads he or brother Carl originally sang some 35 years earlier, the backing harmonies are surprisingly good (even in comparison to the nonpareil Beach Boys), and the ten-piece band is marvelous at summoning the necessary range of emotions, following the arrangements closely (“Let’s Go Away for Awhile” alone must have taken days to perfect), and adding innumerable little touches for the benefit of those possessing a near-total familiarity with the original. To all this praise, however, must be added the considerable caveat: Wilson’s stage presence is still problematic, if not completely bizarre. He still sounds tentative and forced when pressed to live performance, at one point interjecting “Hooray for the audience!” into a blank void; later, it’s difficult to tell whether he’s joking when he twice announces, “Here’s an instrumental, with no voices, OK?” Those who’ve seen a Wilson concert before won’t be surprised at the push-and-pull between clever musicianship and embarrassing showmanship, while curious Pet Sounds fans will find only scattered bits to intrigue them.

Track list:

01.Show Open
02.Wouldn’t It Be Nice
03.You Still Believe In Me
04.That’s Not Me
05.Don’t Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)
06.I’m Waiting For The Day
07.Let’s Go Away For A While
08.Sloop John B
09.God Only Knows
10.I Know There’s An Answer
11.Here Today
12.I Just Wasn’t Made For These Times
13.Pet Sounds
14.Caroline No
15.Band Intros
16.Good Vibrations
17.End Credits

Read the rest of this entry »

Immolation – Majesty and Decay (2010)

Since the release of their debut album “Dawn of Possession” (Roadrunner) in 1991, IMMOLATION has been a driving force in the extreme metal scene that they helped define. Never a band to rely on their previous efforts, IMMOLATION has continued album after album to refine and hone their unique style and sound, creating some of the darkest and most adventurous death metal the scene has ever heard.

“Majesty and Decay” has enough diversity and dynamics to lay the most die-hard listener to waste! If any album can define death metal today in its most true and matured form, this is it! Experience IMMOLATION for yourself and revel in the Majesty and Decay!!! See the band devastate North America, Europe and beyond when they hit the live circuit in 2010/2011!
Enjoy!!

Genre:
*Death Metal

Release date: March 9, 2010
Quality: VBR
MySpace:

http://www.myspace.com/immolation

Music label: Nuclear Blast Records
Country: Yonkers, New York, United States

Tracklist:
1. Intro 01:19
2. The Purge 03:18
3. A Token of Malice 02:41
4. Majesty and Decay 04:29
5. Divine Code 03:38
6. In Human Form 04:04
7. A Glorious Epoch 04:37
8. Interlude 02:04
9. A Thunderous Consequence 03:58
10. The Rapture of Ghosts 05:19
11. Power and Shame 03:44
12. The Comfort of Cowards 05:52

Mp3 @ VBR = 96 MB

Download

Read the rest of this entry »

- Release Info ————————————————————– -

  Artist:      Meat Beat Manifesto
  Album:       Autoimmune
  Label:       Metropolis Records
  Playtime:    65:42 min
  Genre:       Indie
  URL:         http://meatbeatmanifesto.com/
  Rip date:    2008-02-12
  Street date: 2008-04-08
  Size:        96.04 MB
  Type:        Normal
  Quality:     VBR kbps / 4410kHz / Joint Stereo

- Release Notes ————————————————————- -

   The new Meat Beat Manifesto album “Autoimmune” will be released in the US &
   Canada by Metropolis Records on April 8 and in Europe by Planet Mu on April
   7. Planet Mu will also release the album on LP. Rich Borge is back doing the
   artwork on this one.

   The album release will be preceded in early March by the release of a digital
   single featuring one album track and three remixes by Jack, which Planet Mu
   will also release on a vinyl 12”.

   To cap things off we are in the planning stages for a US & Canada tour to run
   from mid-April to mid-May with European dates to follow immediately
   thereafter.

   Enjoy!

- Track List —————————————————————- -

  01. International                                                     ( 1:39)
  02. I Hold The Mic!                                                   ( 4:52)
  03. Hellfire                                                          ( 5:23)
  04. Less                                                              ( 5:16)
  05. Solid Waste                                                       ( 3:50)
  06. Lonely Solider                                                    ( 5:28)
  07. Children Of Earth                                                 ( 5:00)
  08. Young Cassius                                                     ( 5:37)
  09. Guns N Lovers                                                     ( 5:51)
  10. Return To Bass                                                    ( 3:55)
  11. 62 Dub                                                            ( 5:49)
  12. Colors Of Sound                                                   ( 5:05)
  13. Spanish Vocoder                                                   ( 6:11)
  14. International Reprise                                             ( 1:46)

- ————————————————————————— -

Read the rest of this entry »

Flunk is a Norwegian electronic band consisting of members producer Ulf Nygaard, guitarist Jo Bakke, drummer Erik Ruud, and vocalist Anja Oyen Vister.

The band began as a project between Ulf, and Jo in Oslo, Norway in winter 2000/2001. Beginning as an instrumental and sampled vocal project, they were signed for a track on a compilation by Beatservice Records in winter 2001. On hearing the finished track, label manager Vidar Hanssen signed the unnamed band for a full album.

During early summer 2001, Ulf and Jo recorded most of the album and Anja improvised the vocals. After their vocals, Jo layered the guitars, but it would be a year before the album would be completed and released.

In spring 2002, the band was known as Flunk and they released their first single, a cover of New Order’s Blue Monday in April. The track was well received in the UK and was included on numerous compilations in North America and Europe. Later in April, their debut album For Sleepyheads Only was released which garnered great reviews in Norway. With the success of their album, BBC invited them to do a recording session for the Radio 1 show The Blue Room in London. Shortly after Notting Hill Art’s Club would become the location to their live debut. In the United States, they became signed to Guidance Recordings.

By summer 2002, raving reviews were being returned by British electronica magazines and in July they played Norway’s finest rock festival. In October For Sleepyheads Only was released in the US through Guidance Recordings. By November they played the London Jazz Festival.

Throughout 2003 their debut, For Sleepyheads Only was still being echoed across the globe in staggered releases with special editions released to Russia and Greece. Beatservice Records then went on to release Treat Me Like You Do – For Sleepyheads Only Remixed in June. While their debut continued to make it’s way around, the band wasted no time and began work on their second album for the majority of the year, which was recorded in Paris in October.

Their sophomore album, Morning Star was finished in March 2004 and saw a Norwegian release in May while the rest of the world received it in June. In 2005, Play America was released on Beatservice Records which included bonus tracks from the US version of Morning Star along with remixes.

Flunk – All day and all of the night remixes

Tracklist:

1. All Day And All Of The Night (Original)
2. I’ve Been Waiting All My Life To Leave You (Elektrofant DX-7 Remix)
3. Play (Athome Project Remix)
4. Play (Slowpho Remix)
5. All Day And All Of The Night (Tronso & Nils Noa Remix)
6. Morning Star (Parliavox Remix)
7. All Day And All Of The Night (Tronso & Nils Noa Remix) – Radio Edit

Read the rest of this entry »