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Zoot Woman 
2009-12-25 - extension: rar - size: 120 MB
Zoot Woman
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Live In My Head (Dyebox Remix) - Zoot Woman Dyebox produced a remix for Zoot Woman, which happened to be one of my favourite act a few years (More) Dyebox produced a remix for Zoot Woman, which happened to be one of my favourite act a few years back, and its consists of big distorted basses, pumping beats and some warm chords. Its really to DYE for.. hehe. Dyebox is a German electro-duo founded in the year of our evolution 2008, after playing rock for ages in the 90s the two discovered their passion, hidden within, for electronic music. After producing and DJ:ing they decided to put the ensamble of electronic gadgets onto the stage and ... (Less)
HEART - Things LIVE in Chicago !!
***LYRICS***
Things aint what they used to be now I believe in all extremes
(More) LIVE in Chicago !!
***LYRICS***
Things aint what they used to be now I believe in all extremes
Things aint what they used to be and that won't change till we're a hundred and three
Let's never try to solve it babe ~ the equation of you plus me
Things aint what they used to be can you believe it all we've seen
Things aint what they used to be it's theme park living A to Z
Let's never try to solve it babe ~ the equation of you plus me
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It's all the same we're here today yesterday is just a dream
It's all the same we figured out what to take and what to leave
For the honey bees
Things aint what they used to be no money and no guarantee
Things aint what they used to be our future's in a cup of China tea
Let's never try to solve it babe ~ the equation of you plus me
(chorus)
Few rock bands can claim a successful three-decade spanning career; the feat is even more impressive for women-fronted rock bands. This is one of the many reasons the name Heart is a perfect choice -- it takes quite a lot of that not only to succeed but also to persevere. Often hailed as the "female Led Zeppelin," Heart dominated the classic rock realm with their debut album, 1975's Dreamboat Annie, hitting platinum status. Songs like "Crazy On You" and "Magic Man" from the debut as well as Little Queen's "Barracuda" remain rock staples today. In the '90s the sisters remained active, forming a side project called The Lovemongers and releasing a live Heart set.
Now in the new millennium Heart continues to beat with 2004's Jupiter's Darling. Their two-part Soundstage set spans their impressive career, touching on every era along the way. In part one, songs like the revved up "Crazy On You" share equal billing with the '80s ballad-tinged "These Dreams" along with new songs from their latest record. A rarely done cover of Led Zeppelin's "Battle of Evermore" makes this Soundstage performance especially compelling.
The band Heart has gone through many manifestations since its inception in the early '70s, but what keeps Heart "pumping" are sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson. Ann's voice is unmistakable, and Nancy's guitar playing is the perfect complement. On the second half of this Soundstage episode the sisters come back with a vengeance -- blazing through songs like "Barracuda" and "Even it Up." They then slow it down on the reflective "Dog and Butterfly" and "Alone."
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Taken from the Sound Stage DVD which is NO LONGER AVAILABLE
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The Cast ~
Ann Wilson
Nancy Wilson
Craig Bartock
Darian Sahanaja
Mike Inez
Ben Smith
Ann ~ sings lead vocals, harmonies and speaks poetry
Nancy~ signs Things, I need the Rain, Led to One, I'm Fine, Hello Moonglow and harmonies and plays electric and acoustic guitars, a few mandolins, mandocello, dulicmer, blues harp, a little piano string plucking and a megaphone.
Craig ~ plays lead guitar, acoustics, mail order pump organ, ebow orchestra, marvelous mellotron, marimba and harmonies.
Darian~ plays keyboards and a sweet stylophone.
Mike ~ plays bass, tamborine and also tells great jokes.
Ben ~ plays all the drums and even some cardboard boxes.
Nancy and Craig did the string arrangements.
Momunental thanks to Jami Sieber for the mello cellos and Ravi Jakhotia for the persuasive percussion.
It was cool when Jason played the car keys and Kam did the zipper, and Charlie barked too. We dig Terry Davison for the pedal steel guitar on I need the Rain.
Big Love to Mike Mc Cready for ebow guitar on Led to One, Leslie Guitar on Down the Nile and lead guitars on I'm Fine.
Super love to Jerry Cantrell for killer counterpoint guitar on Fallen Ones.
Recorded and Mixed in Whoville, Seattle ~ The Backyard, LA - Ice Station Zebra, Seattle and Vaughn Verdi's House, LA.
for more info
http://www.heart-music.com
http://www.myspace.com/heart
http://www.myspace.com/officialannwilson (Less)
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