Ondes Martenot

go back to kinder garden and play with Barbies you're not mature enough for this place

farewell, Tommy... you < Radiohead

Blackpool May 12 setlist: 1. The National Anthem 2. 2+2=5 3. Bangers 'N' Mash 4. Lucky 5. Airbag 6. Bodysnatchers 7. 15 Step 8. Exit Music (For A Film) 9. Paranoid Android 10. Nude 11. Arpeggi 12. My Iron Lung 13. Where I End And You Begin 14. Climbing Up The Walls 15. How To Disappear Completely 16. Idioteque 17. There There -Encore- 18. Planet Telex 19. House Of Cards 20. Black Star 21. Everything In Its Right Place -Encore2- 22. The Tourist

this is just a note to say that something has been kicking around in the background that i have not told you about. its called The Eraser. nigel produced & arranged it . i wrote and played it. the elements have been kicking round now for a few years and needed to be finished & i have been itching to do something like this for ages. it was fun and quick to do. inevitably it is more beats & electronics. but its songs. stanley did the cover. yes its a record! no its not a radiohead record. as you know the band are now touring and writing new stuff and getting to a good space so i want no crap about me being a traitor or whatever splitting up blah blah... this was all done with their blessing. and i don't wanna hear that word solo. doesnt sound right. ok then thats that. i think its out in july and im pretty certain XL are going to put it out. love thom http://www.theeraser.co.uk :o --------------------------------------- 01 the eraser 02 analyse 03 the clock 04 black swan 05 skip divided 06 atoms for peace 07 and it rained all night 08 harrowdown hill 09 cymbal rush

http://rapidshare.de/files/20330815/Arpeggi__BBC_.mp3.html

Impact of MySpace on Search and Why They Don't Need To Build Their Own Search Engine ... Also, MySpace gives a list of the most popular searches performed on the MySpace site: Most Popular Searches 1. HTML 2. Videos 3. My Chemical Romance 4. Downloads 5. Coldplay 6. Ringtones 7. Dates 8. Music 9. Photos 10. Friends Not really high quality stuff, and although one can argue that web searches (not site searches) might be higher quality, I think this is a decent proxy for quality and also supports the lower quality of traffic argument that we hear often associated with social networking sites. full article here: http://ecpm.typepad.com/clickety_clack/2006/05/impact_of_myspa.html :shocked2:

haha :rolleyes: moya strast' : click syuda :nice:

because he doesn't ban you, you should appreciate it

EDIT: oops, wrong thread

thanks a lot Camu :smiley: i heard they're amazing live :cool:

^ wtf? :freak: great work indeed, Kelly :)

thanks for the video, haven't seen it yet ;) the EP was leaked, wasn't it? i got it a week ago

Mark Gilbert compares investment banks to bands: May 12 (Bloomberg) -- Investment banks have personalities that are reflected in how they go about their business and how their peers view them. Bands express their character traits through the music they make and the company they keep. What happens when you match banks with musicians? 1) Goldman Sachs = The Rolling Stones Goldman Sachs Group Inc. occupies an odd position in the investment-banking pantheon. The world's No. 1 securities firm by market value is unloved by its peers and universally regarded as arrogant. Its prodigious appetite for hard work and its unrivaled profit-generating abilities arouse jealousy and admiration in equal measure. Goldman could almost be U2. While its followers are devoted, it's still not quite cool to admit to loving the Irish band. The rock 'n' roll establishment struggles to cherish a band whose lead singer, Bono, rubs shoulders with presidents and popes as he campaigns against global poverty. U2, though, would never embrace Goldman's aim of being ``long-term greedy.'' So, step forward the Rolling Stones; no one ever accused Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of paying anything less than full attention to the bottom line. 2) Citigroup = Ozzy Osbourne In ``Liar's Poker,'' Michael Lewis wrote that the key to being a successful trader at Salomon Brothers in the 1980s was a willingness to bite the ass off a bear every morning. Ozzy Osbourne would have fitted right in; around the same time he is reputed to have bitten the head off a dead bat thrown on stage after assuming it was a rubber toy. Salomon is now part of Citigroup Inc.'s empire. Ozzy is now more famous for parading his family on a reality television show broadcast by MTV. Both Citigroup and Ozzy are growing old disgracefully; Citigroup's many and varied brushes with the authorities around the world make the bank worthy of an alliance with the former Black Sabbath singer. 3) Deutsche Bank = Fleetwood Mac A lazy comparison would equate Deutsche Bank AG, Germany's only global bank, with Kraftwerk, Germany's only global band. Reliant on technology for success, secretive, Teutonic and somewhat emotionless, they have a lot in common. A different list of attributes, though, suggests an alternative. Immensely profitable? Check. Years of infighting and not communicating with one another? Check. Badly in need of a style makeover? Check. It's Fleetwood Mac. 4) JPMorgan = Radiohead JPMorgan Chase & Co. executives used to boast about the bank's roomful of 250 Ph.D.s, designing exotic derivatives strategies and proprietary mathematical models to tickle the wackier wedges of the world's financial markets for profit. Too clever by half, and needing another big hit to remain relevant? It could almost be REM. Radiohead edges it. 5) Barclays Capital = Oasis The capital-markets division of Barclays Plc could be the Red Hot Chili Peppers; chaotic in the 1990s, gained some focus in the early years of this decade, now looking a bit bloated and self-indulgent. Or Barclays Capital could be Keane, since both rose without a trace and are seemingly missing a key component, with Barclays surviving without an equity business and Keane bashing out pop music without the aid of guitars. Oasis is a better fit. Snarling insolence failed to break the U.S. market and, while past its peak, the band is still capable of flashes of brilliance. Moreover, it probably has twice as many employees as needed. I just can't work out which Gallagher brother, Noel or Liam, is Barclays Plc President Bob Diamond. 6) Morgan Stanley = Coldplay Deadly earnest. Blue-blooded. Well-heeled. Regularly at the top of the charts, though even fans have the nagging sense they might just be going through the motions. Morgan Stanley and Coldplay are made for each other. 7) Merrill Lynch = Madonna Both Merrill Lynch & Co. and Madonna peaked in the 1980s and have been irrelevant since the 1990s, notwithstanding umpteen attempts at reinvention. A willingness to jump on any passing bandwagon keeps David Bowie fresh; it leaves both Merrill and Madonna looking a bit like Whitney (Houston) dressed as Britney (Spears). 8) HSBC = any boyband Guns N' Roses has been poised to release ``Chinese Democracy'' for a decade. While some tracks have been performed live or been leaked in rough form, the album itself still isn't available. HSBC Holdings Plc has been poised to use its platform in Asian investment banking as the springboard to become a fully fledged global investment bank for at least as long. HSBC, though, could be any manufactured boyband. The true performers earn peanuts, while the management reaps the financial rewards. And, if there is a genius Robbie Williams lurking in the line-up, there's too much dead wood for the talent to shine through. 9) UBS = Phil Collins The bank and the former Genesis drummer/singer are both rich, both based in Switzerland, and no one with any sense gives a hoot about either. Medallion men with year-round tans and chunky gold watches bank with UBS AG, and rate ``In the Air Tonight'' as their favorite track of all time. 10) Commerzbank = David Hasselhoff Both Commerzbank AG and David Hasselhoff, the singing star of Knight Rider and Baywatch, are huge in Germany. Scientists have failed to explain why. http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000039&refer=columnist_gilbert&sid=anPFr7olXfIA --------------------------------------- interesting comparison ;)

keep trying, check the site every hour, i had a same problem ;) btw no worries, because the mp3s will surface soon i'm sure :lol:

:smartass: it seems i'm starting to appreciate American bands :uhoh: they're the first American band that i like since The Doors, Billy Joel and Elliott Smith

Amsterdam gig is available here :D : http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=95292

have no idea where was it taken here's another one, :cool: they're quite close friends btw

i'm an Interpol newbie! lol they are quite good actually, just checked some of their songs yesterday...not bad at all!! i like the voice of singer

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let me guess... you're an Oasis fan... fooking student :sick:

we're just trying to rescue this thread