 Artist: Redemption: mp3 download Genre(s): Other Metal: Progressive Redemption's discography:  The Origins of Ruin Year: 2007 Tracks: 9  The Fullness Of Time Year: 2005 Tracks: 8 The inspiration of Los Angeles-based multi-instrumentalist Nick Van Dyk (guitars, bass, keyboards), Redemption proudly unfurls the flag of American progressive metal, as proved by their imposingly rendered eponymic debut of 2003, as well featuring vocalist Rick Mythiasin (ex-Steel Prophet and New Eden), bassist Jason Rullo (of Symphony X), and guitarist Bernie Versailles, on loanword from the legendary Fates Warning. For their second record album, 2005's The Fullness of Time, Redemption gained an extra supercharge with the guest presence of Fates Warning isaac Merrit Singer Ray Alder, and bust in some other established round section in bassist James Sherwood and drummer Chris Quirarte -- both at i time of prog rockers Prymary. |
Sunday, 7 September 2008
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Thursday, 28 August 2008
Knight in the Boston house
One of house music�s hottest DJs, Mark Knight, makes a Thursday stop at Saint.
Knight, whose productions and remixes regularly grow up in sets by the likes of Deep Dish, Pete Tong and Sander Kleinenberg, is slipping in the Boston gig before playing legendary New York clubhouse Pacha and then bearing back to London for his steady residency at uber-club Ministry of Sound.
Boston DJ and Rise regular Mike Swells opens. Doors open at 9 p.m. Get reduced-price tickets at going.com/bestknightever.
- Dave Wedge
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Friday, 8 August 2008
Tuesday, 1 July 2008
Kanye West rails against Bonnaroo criticism
NEW YORK - Kanye West defended himself from criticism over his delayed performance at Bonnaroo, saying on his blog that the flak he’s taken has left him "the most offended I’ve ever been."
West’s performance at the Tennessee festival was scheduled for 2:45 a.m. in the early morning of June 15. West didn’t take the stage until 4:25 a.m., angering much of the crowd who had stayed up late to see the rapper perform.
The delay was caused by problems setting up West’s elaborate stage set, which included an interplanetary landscape of a wavy black platform and a video screen above. Pearl Jam, who had performed on the main stage earlier that evening, also went an hour over its scheduled time. While waiting for West’s concert to begin, many in the crowd pelted the stage with glow sticks and beer.
At the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, which traditionally has favored jam bands, West’s delayed show became a kind of rallying point, leading to "Kanye sucks" chants and criticism from pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph, who played later the same day.
Writing Tuesday on his blog at www.kanyeuniversity.com in almost all caps, West said he was offended that anyone would think he doesn’t care about his fans and blamed the delay on festival organizers.
"This Bonnaroo thing is the worst insult I’ve ever had in my life," West wrote. "This is the most offended I’ve ever been ... this is the maddest I ever will be."
West was critical of the festival for not releasing a statement in his defense. The morning after the show, The Associated Press asked festival spokesman Ken Weinstein about the delay. Weinstein said it was simply a matter of unloading the Pearl Jam stage after its set (which went until about 1:15 a.m.) and loading the West stage.
Following his performance, West’s publicist didn’t reply to a request from The AP for West’s take on the criticism.
In his blog posting, West said he and the festival organizers (Bonnaroo is put on by Superfly Productions and AC Entertainment) went back and forth for a month on how his stage could fit at the festival. He said it was clear he was "dealing with ... idiots who didn’t really have the capacity to really put on this show properly."
Weinstein on Wednesday relayed a statement on behalf of the festival that did not specifically address West’s complaints but read: "Our world-class event production team strives to accommodate the needs of every performer."
West also blamed thrown bottles for malfunctions with his "Jane screen." (In the concept concert, Jane is the HAL-like disembodied female robotic voice of his spaceship.) But the stage crew appeared to be having difficulty with the screen well before anything was thrown from the crowd.
West’s set was originally scheduled for 8:15 p.m. the night of June 14, but the rapper requested it be moved later in the evening so it was sufficiently dark for his "glow-in-the-dark" performance. But because of the late start, midway through his performance the morning light began to show — revealing a substantially thinned-out audience.
"It broke my heart that I couldn’t give these fans ’Stronger’ in its greatest form," said West, referring to his hit song. "I’m sorry to everyone that I didn’t have the ability 2 give the performance I wanted to. I’m sorry."
West concluded by saying his elaborate stage cuts his payday in half and leaves him icing his knees.
"Call me what you want," he said, "but never say I didn’t give my all!"
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West’s performance at the Tennessee festival was scheduled for 2:45 a.m. in the early morning of June 15. West didn’t take the stage until 4:25 a.m., angering much of the crowd who had stayed up late to see the rapper perform.
The delay was caused by problems setting up West’s elaborate stage set, which included an interplanetary landscape of a wavy black platform and a video screen above. Pearl Jam, who had performed on the main stage earlier that evening, also went an hour over its scheduled time. While waiting for West’s concert to begin, many in the crowd pelted the stage with glow sticks and beer.
At the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, which traditionally has favored jam bands, West’s delayed show became a kind of rallying point, leading to "Kanye sucks" chants and criticism from pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph, who played later the same day.
Writing Tuesday on his blog at www.kanyeuniversity.com in almost all caps, West said he was offended that anyone would think he doesn’t care about his fans and blamed the delay on festival organizers.
"This Bonnaroo thing is the worst insult I’ve ever had in my life," West wrote. "This is the most offended I’ve ever been ... this is the maddest I ever will be."
West was critical of the festival for not releasing a statement in his defense. The morning after the show, The Associated Press asked festival spokesman Ken Weinstein about the delay. Weinstein said it was simply a matter of unloading the Pearl Jam stage after its set (which went until about 1:15 a.m.) and loading the West stage.
Following his performance, West’s publicist didn’t reply to a request from The AP for West’s take on the criticism.
In his blog posting, West said he and the festival organizers (Bonnaroo is put on by Superfly Productions and AC Entertainment) went back and forth for a month on how his stage could fit at the festival. He said it was clear he was "dealing with ... idiots who didn’t really have the capacity to really put on this show properly."
Weinstein on Wednesday relayed a statement on behalf of the festival that did not specifically address West’s complaints but read: "Our world-class event production team strives to accommodate the needs of every performer."
West also blamed thrown bottles for malfunctions with his "Jane screen." (In the concept concert, Jane is the HAL-like disembodied female robotic voice of his spaceship.) But the stage crew appeared to be having difficulty with the screen well before anything was thrown from the crowd.
West’s set was originally scheduled for 8:15 p.m. the night of June 14, but the rapper requested it be moved later in the evening so it was sufficiently dark for his "glow-in-the-dark" performance. But because of the late start, midway through his performance the morning light began to show — revealing a substantially thinned-out audience.
"It broke my heart that I couldn’t give these fans ’Stronger’ in its greatest form," said West, referring to his hit song. "I’m sorry to everyone that I didn’t have the ability 2 give the performance I wanted to. I’m sorry."
West concluded by saying his elaborate stage cuts his payday in half and leaves him icing his knees.
"Call me what you want," he said, "but never say I didn’t give my all!"
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Sunday, 22 June 2008
Oasis To Be Honoured At The Silver Clef Awards
Oasis are to be honoured with a lifetime achievement award at this year’s Silver Clef’s, organisers have announced.
Previous winners of the award include U2 and Paul Weller, while Bryan Ferry and Andrea Bocelli were amongst those honoured at last years event.
The winners in the seven other Silver Clef categories will be announced at a ceremony at the Park Lane Hilton in July.
The annual awards raise money for Nordoff-Robins, a charity which provides music therapy for adults and children.
It is Oasis’ second prestigious gong of the year, they were presented with the outstanding contribution to music award at the Brits.
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Saturday, 14 June 2008
Mika is eager to win a Brit Award
Pop singer Mika has said that he would love to win a Brit Award at tonight's ceremony.
Speaking to The Sun, he said: "Quite frankly I'd love to win one. I'd like to get British Male but the competition is fierce."
The singer, who faces competition from Take That in the categories of Best Album and Best Single, said: "Take That are a British institution now."
Mika also said that he would love to see his friends in Muse picking up an award.
"I really hope that they win because they really deserve it," he said.
Speaking to The Sun, he said: "Quite frankly I'd love to win one. I'd like to get British Male but the competition is fierce."
The singer, who faces competition from Take That in the categories of Best Album and Best Single, said: "Take That are a British institution now."
Mika also said that he would love to see his friends in Muse picking up an award.
"I really hope that they win because they really deserve it," he said.
Sunday, 1 June 2008
George brings 'Freedom' to American Idol finale
Washington (ANI): George Michael is reportedly set to perform at the 'American Idol' finale. Earlier this week, Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe hinted that the 'biggest star in the world' was coming to the show, but refused to reveal who the artist would be, reports E! Online. The 'Freedom' hit-maker's appearance would coincide with his 20-city tour which starts June 17 in San Diego; and his recently released two-disc CD, Twenty-Five. Reps for the show would not confirm Michael's appearance, while a rep for the former Wham! frontman could not be immediately reached. Finalists David Cook and David Archuleta may perform Michael hits during the two-hour finale that will also include Carrie Underwood performing her
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