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05. Madonna - Cyber-raga.mp3

2009-10-21 - extension: mp3 - size: 6 MB

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Madonna 2009 - Cyber raga.mp3

2009-05-08 - extension: mp3 - size: 3 MB

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Madonna - Cyber-Raga (Non-Album Track).mp3

2009-06-26 - extension: mp3 - size: 5 MB

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CyberWoodstock
check out CyberWoodstock Group by strat2caster! join the group and submit your videos at: (More) check out CyberWoodstock Group by strat2caster! join the group and submit your videos at: http://www.youtube.com/group/CyberWoodstock submissions to CyberWoodstock Group must be cover tunes of an artist or group that played at the 1969 Woodstock music festival. Performing artists and sequence of events A stamp commemorating the original concert Friday, August 15 Richie Havens (opened the festival - performed 7 encores) High Flyin' Bird I Can't Make It Anymore With A Little Help from My Friends Strawberry Fields Forever Hey Jude I Had A Woman Handsome Johnny Freedom/Motherless Child Swami Satchidananda - gave the invocation for the festival Country Joe McDonald, played separate set from his band, The Fish I Find Myself Missing You Rockin All Around The World Flyin' High All Over the World Seen A Rocket flyin The "Fish" Cheer/I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag John Sebastian How Have You Been Rainbows Over Your Blues I Had A Dream Younger Generation Sweetwater What's Wrong Motherless Child Look Out For Pete's Sake Day Song Crystal Spider Two Worlds Why Oh Why Incredible String Band Invocation The Letter This Moment When You Find Out Who You Are Bert Sommer Jennifer The Road To Travel I Wondered Where You Be She's Gone Things Are Going my Way And When It's Over Jeanette America A Note That Read Smile Tim Hardin, an hour-long set If I Were A Carpenter Misty Roses Ravi Shankar, with a 5-song set, played through the rain Raga Puriya-Dhanashri/Gat In Sawarital Tabla Solo In Jhaptal Raga Manj Kmahaj Iap Jor Dhun In Kaharwa Tal Melanie Tuning My Guitar Beautiful People Arlo Guthrie--order of set list unknown Coming Into Los Angeles Walking Down the Line Story about Moses and the Brownies Amazing Grace (which closed set) Joan Baez Story about how the Federal Marshalls came to take David Harris into custody. Joe Hill Sweet Sir Galahad Drugstore Truck Driving Man Sweet Sunny South Warm and Tender Love Swing Low Sweet Chariot We Shall Overcome Baez Source: Arthur Levy, annotator of the expanded editions of the 12 Joan Baez CDs on Vanguard Saturday, August 16 The day opened at 12:15 pm, and featured some of the event's biggest psychedelic and guitar rock headliners. Quill, forty minute set of four songs They Live the Life BBY Waitin' For You Jam Keef Hartley Band Spanish Fly Believe In You Rock Me Baby Medley Leavin' Trunk Sinnin' For You Santana Waiting You Just Don't Care Savior Jingo Persuasion Soul Sacrifice Fried Neckbones Canned Heat A Change Is Gonna Come/Leaving This Town Going Up The Country Let's Work Together Woodstock Boogie Mountain, hour-long set including Jack Bruce's "Theme For An Imaginary Western" Blood of the Sun Stormy Monday Long Red Who Am I But You And The Sun Beside The Sea For Yasgur's Farm (then untitled) You and Me Theme For An Imaginary Western Waiting To Take You Away Dreams of Milk and Honey Blind Man Blue Suede Shoes Southbound Train Janis Joplin (Performed 2 encores; Piece of My Heart and Ball & Chain Raise Your Hand As Good As You've Been To This World To Love Somebody Summertime Try (Just A Little Bit Harder) Kosmic Blues Can't Turn you Loose Work Me Lord Piece of My Heart Ball & Chain Sly & the Family Stone started at 1:30 am (3 encores. Actually played just before The Who) M'Lady Sing A Simple Song You Can Make It If You Try Everyday People Dance To The Music I Want To Take You Higher Love City Stand! Grateful Dead St. Stephen Mama Tried Dark Star/High Time Turn On Your Love Light Grateful Dead's performance was plagued by technical problems, including a faulty electrical ground (which their roadie insisted on being fixed prior to the band's performance) and members Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir reported getting shocked every time they touched their guitars. While bootleg footage and audio of this performance exists, the Dead called it their worst performance ever and they were left out of the movie. At one point, Jerry Garcia appears in the film holding a joint, saying, "Marijuana. Exhibit A." Creedence Clearwater Revival Born on the Bayou Green River Ninety-Nine and a Half (Won't Do) Commotion Bootleg Bad Moon Rising Proud Mary I Put A Spell On You Night Time is the Right Time Keep On Chooglin' Suzy Q The Who began at 3 AM, kicking off a 24-song set including Tommy Heaven and Hell I Can't Explain It's a Boy 1921 Amazing Journey Sparks Eyesight to the Blind Christmas Tommy Can You Hear Me? Acid Queen Pinball Wizard Abbie Hoffman Incident (see section below) Fiddle About There's a Doctor Go to the Mirror Smash the Mirror I'm Free Tommy's Holiday Camp We're Not Gonna Take It See Me, Feel Me Summertime Blues Shakin' All Over My Generation Naked Eye Jefferson Airplane began at 8 a.m. with an eight-song set, capping off the overnight marathon. Volunteers Somebody To Love The Other Side of This Life Plastic Fantastic Lover Won't You Try/Saturday Afternoon Eskimo Blue Day Uncle Sam's Blues White Rabbit The Original Woodstock Poster with the Wallkill, New York location Sunday, August 17 to Monday, August 18 Joe Cocker was the first act on the last officially booked day (Sunday); he opened up the day's events at 2 PM. Joe Cocker Delta Lady Some Things Goin' On Let's Go Get Stoned I Shall Be Released With a Little Help from My Friends After Joe Cocker's set, a storm disrupted the events for several hours. Country Joe and the Fish resumed the concert around 6 p.m. Rock and Soul Music Thing Called Love Love Machine The "Fish" Cheer/I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag Ten Years After Good Morning Little Schoolgirl I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes I May Be Wrong, But I Won't Be Wrong Always Hear Me Calling I'm Going Home The Band - Set list confirmed via Levon Helm's book "This Wheel's On Fire" Chest Fever Tears of Rage We Can Talk Don't You Tell Henry Don't Do It Ain't No More Cane Long Black Veil This Wheel's On Fire I Shall Be Released The Weight Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever Blood, Sweat & Tears ushered in the midnight hour with five songs. More and More I Love You Baby More Than You Ever Know Spinning Wheel I Stand Accused Something Coming On Johnny Winter featuring Edgar Winter, his brother, on two songs. Mama, Talk to Your Daughter To Tell the Truth Johnny B. Goode Six Feet In the Ground Leland Mississippi Blues/Rock Me Baby Mean Mistreater I Can't Stand It (With Edgar Winter) Tobacco Road (With Edgar Winter) Mean Town Blues Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young began around 3 a.m. with separate acoustic and electric sets. Acoustic Set Suite: Judy Blue Eyes Blackbird Helplessly Hoping Guinnevere Marrakesh Express 4 + 20 Mr. Soul Wonderin' You Don't Have To Cry Electric Set Pre-Road Downs Long Time Gone Bluebird Sea of Madness Wooden Ships Find the Cost of Freedom 49 Bye-Byes Paul Butterfield Blues Band Everything's Gonna Be Alright Driftin' Born Under A Bad Sign Morning Sunrise Love March Sha-Na-Na Na Na Theme Yakety Yak Teen Angel Jailhouse Rock Wipe Out (Who Wrote) The Book of Love Duke of Earl At the Hop Na Na Theme Jimi Hendrix. The full list of Hendrix's Woodstock performance: Fire Message to Love Hear My Train A Comin' Spanish Castle Magic Red House Mastermind Lover Man Foxy Lady Jam Back At The House Izabella Gypsy Woman Voodoo Child (Slight Return)/Stepping Stone Star Spangled Banner Purple Haze Woodstock Improvisation/Villanova Junction Hey Joe (Less)

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Closing Circle@ Megatripolis Reunion - Tribute to Fraser Clark
Closing Circle@ Megatripolis Reunion - Tribute to Fraser Clark - This was conducred by Raga woods (More) Closing Circle@ Megatripolis Reunion - Tribute to Fraser Clark - This was conducred by Raga woods and was an extremely moving experience scroll down for more info In 2008 Fraser Clark announced that he had inoperable liver cancer and a farewell Megatripolis was held at Heaven on 13 November. I consider this video it to be a first rough edit and I intend to revisit it sometime, if you have any footage that you would like to contribute to this please contact me @ viziondanz@infinitepossibility.org There is much more footage from this event to follow see also: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nPTWO... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXWgGf... http://www.megatripolisarchive.co.uk/... http://www.planetzed.co.uk/megatripol... http://www.google.com/search?sourceid... Fraser Clark's website http://www.parallel-youniversity.com from Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megatrip... Megatripolis was an innovative, underground London nightclub created by Encyclopaedia Psychedelica editor and founding Zippie, Fraser Clark[1] with Sionaidh Craigen, Marcus Pennell, the Scooby Doobies, other members of the Evolution Collective, and Bugsy and JJ of Dream Records. Their intention was to combine New Age ideology with Rave culture and create a vibrant, festival-like atmosphere where people would be confronted by cross-cultural ideas and experiences at every turn. This club proved popular, although some reporting of it suggested a dichotomy between an avowed downplay of psychedelic substances and perceptions of substance use by some club-goers. [2] In any event, the club provided a meeting place of like-minded people and served as a platform for social awareness and activism as well as more traditional nightclub fare. Typical evenings combined lectures and workshops with live musical performances and DJing playing mostly progressive house accompanied by video imagery and live theatre. Visits from speakers such as Allen Ginsberg, Terence McKenna, George Monbiot, Howard Marks and Ram Dass were common, as well as from guest DJs including Colin Dale, Alex Paterson, Paul Oakenfold, Andrew Weatherall and Mr C with resident DJs Darius, Richard Grey and Nik Sequenci. The usual club bouncers were supplemented by fluorescent jacket-clad minders called the Megatripolice; new-age style stalls occupied the central hallway selling non-alcoholic energy drinks, body jewellery, alternative "small press" comics and magazines (such as the short-lived, but influential Head Magazine), as well as T-shirts and other clothing. Also notable were early demonstrations of the World Wide Web at a time when most patrons were just beginning to be aware of what was then termed cyberculture, something seen as an important, if not defining, part of the Zippy future. Underground bulletin boards such as London's pHreak hosted live "cyber events" from the club. There was a live video interview with Arthur C Clarke via satellite from his home in Sri Lanka. Ram Dass lectured the assembled, and Allen Ginsberg read them poetry in his final UK appearance. Inner-space psychonaut Terence McKenna explained how mankind came from the stars. Atmospheric music combined with sound effects was often played along to films in the chill-out rooms.[3]. [edit]Megatripolis West An offshoot of the club was started by Fraser Clark and others, in San Francisco in late 1994. It ran for five consecutive weeks before closing. The sixth and final night of the club was a "launch rave" hosted by Ronin Press for Timothy Leary's book Chaos And Cyber Culture. In true "illegal UK rave" tradition, patrons were given the event's location at a nearby burger joint. Leary jammed and performed jazz skat with famous Bay Area musician Marunga (?). Leary exerted a powerful influence over the philosophy of the club and the "zippy" movement overall. An indication of this can be found in the introduction to his posthumous book The Fugitive Philosopher (Ronin Press, September 2007) written by Fraser Clark. The original title of the piece, published in Clark's online magazine the UP![1], was Timothy Leary Was A Saint Who Will Be Remembered & Celebrated Long After Jesus, Mohamed and Elvis Are Forgotten enjoy :) brian ----- 1+1=11 We Are S.Y.N.E.R.G.Y "There is nothing wrong with our world, we are just having a weird conversation" "Reclaim the conversation" "Our New World Order IS Love http://www.infinitepossibility.org Profile @ http://www.infinitepossibility.org/mo... http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?i... http://uk.youtube.com/profile?user=vi... http://www.myspace.com/viziondanz http://www.myspace.com/chalk4peace Social Acupuncture http://www.infinitepossibility.org/sa (Less)

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