Monday, 28 April 2008

REM to headline Oxegen

REM to headline Oxegen



REM sleep hold been confirmed as one of the headliners at this year's Oxegen Festival.
Michael Stipe and Co bring together Kings of Leon for the extended deuce-ace day effect which takes place from 11 to 13 July at Punchestown Racecourse, Naas, Co Kildare.
Stipe attended the festival last year during recordings for the band's forthcoming album 'Accelerate'. The album is set for release on 1 Apr and was recorded in Co Westmeath.
'Supernatural Superserious' is the first base single to be taken from the fresh album, and is now available digitally.  
Tickets for Oxegen will go on pre-sale to those registered on the festival's site from Mon 3 Master of Architecture at 8am until 8pm on Th 6 March, express to quatern tickets per person. Tickets go on general sale on Friday 7 March at 8am.
With the case extended to three years, the camping site will open up on the Th nox for fans wishing to get an early bit. However, promoters MCD will be charging an additional €20 for the privilege of getting on that point ahead of time.




Datach'i

Sunday, 27 April 2008

Dame Edna told to rest after surgery

Dame Edna told to rest after surgery



Aboriginal Australian comedian Barry Humphries, famous for his




Funckarma

Talamasca and Friends

Talamasca and Friends   
Artist: Talamasca and Friends

   Genre(s): 
Trance: Psychedelic
   



Discography:


Made In Trance   
 Made In Trance

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 9




 






Fruupp

Fruupp   
Artist: Fruupp

   Genre(s): 
Other
   



Discography:


Seven Secrets   
 Seven Secrets

   Year: 1974   
Tracks: 6


Future Legends   
 Future Legends

   Year: 1972   
Tracks: 7




One of the hardest-working progressive bands to end up languishing in relative abstruseness, Fruupp was begun in 1971 by guitar player Vince McCusker. After a brief melodic apprenticeship in London, McCusker returned to Belfast and speedily pulled together a group of mostly classically trained musicians; the lineup was unusual in that keyboardist Stephen Houston doubled on the hautboy. (The strange band name was taken from a Lectreset sheet.) The band's resulting sound is non unlike Spring or early Genesis, with primary composers McCusker and Houston playing as foils for each early: Houston's violoncello, hautboy, and violin typically lend dark common people textures at a lower place McCusker's aggressive guitar parts and Peter Farelly's Celtic-influenced vocals. After 2 age of gigging, they shopped their demonstration tapeline approximately and were picked up by Pye Records for their Dawn label. Between 1973 and 1975, Fruupp released quaternion albums, the last of which was produced by King Crimson ammonium alum Ian McDonald; the band as well toured in funding of Crimson. Despite playing hundreds of gigs per year throughout the U.K. and Europe during this period, their record gross sales never quite took off, and the band closed in up patronise after a last London gig at the Roundhouse in 1976.





Munk

Spears flees sons' custody hearing

Spears flees sons' custody hearing



Pop

Winehouse's husband voted top 'Anti-Icon'

Winehouse's husband voted top 'Anti-Icon'



Amy Winehouse's husband Blake Fielder-Civil has been voted Britain's top Anti-Icon.
Readers of men's magazine Arena compiled a list of "witless" male celebrities who least deserve their place in the spotlight.
Fielder-Civil - currently on remand in Pentonville Prison awaiting trial - headed the Top 10.
Second on the list was Banksy, the graffiti artist who counts Angelina Jolie and Jude Law among his fans.
England and Chelsea footballer Frank Lampard was third, accused of "failing the country" with his lacklustre display in the Euro 2008 qualifiers.
Falsetto-voiced singer Mika was fourth, followed by daytime TV host Jeremy Kyle.
Peter Andre was sixth for forming "half of Britain's most over-exposed couple" with glamour model wife Jordan, and ex-'Big Brother' housemate Ziggy was seventh. Pop star Prince was eighth.
TV presenting duo Ant and Dec were ninth and 'Top Gear's Richard Hammond was 10th.