Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Marco minnemann disco
Contraire De La Chanson (2-Disc set)
Disarmed
Mieze
Broken Orange
Orchids
Motor
The Green Mindbomb
Comfortably Homeless
Illegal Aliens - Thickness
Illegal Aliens - Red Alibis
Illegal Aliens - Time
Illegal Aliens - International Telephone
Minnemann and Brinkmann - Normalizer
source :http://www.marcominnemann.com
Slash after Guns N Roses
After his departure from Guns N' Roses, Slash focused on his side-project, The Snakepit, playing a few tour dates before disbanding the group in 1998. Over the next decade, Slash would become an in-demand session guitarist, recording music with the likes of Alice Cooper, Sammy Hagar, Insane Clown Posse, Ronnie Wood, Bad Company, Cheap Trick, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, and Rod Stewart.
In 2001, he chose to regroup Slash's Snakepit to release his second solo effort, the aptly titled Ain't Life Grand. The album managed to do well on the charts, reaching platinum status. To promote it further, Slash embarked on an extensive world tour with AC/DC in the summer of 2000.
In 1990, Slash collaborated with Michael Jackson on his comeback album, Dangerous. He performed guitar on two hit singles, "Black Or White"(song intro) and "Give In to Me". He later appeared in the "Give In To Me" video with Jackson and performed on special occasions during the massive Dangerous World Tour. In 1995, he appeared on stage with Jackson for the MTV Music Video Awards. Slash also played guitar in "D.S.", a controversial song from the 1995 HIStory album. In 2001, Slash once again collaborated with Jackson, on the Invincible track "Privacy". Also in 2001, he joined Jackson on stage at the Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Special performing guitar for "Black Or White" and "Beat It".
In 1995, Quentin Tarantino asked Slash to contribute music to his famed adaptation of Jackie Brown. Several Snakepit compositions can be heard throughout the film. In 1996, Slash collaborated with Marta Sanchez to record the flamenco inspired "Obsession-Confession" for the Curdled soundtrack. The song was received well by Smooth Jazz radio stations. Later that year, Slash also played live with Alice Cooper at Sammy Hagar's club Cabo Wabo in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The show was recorded and released the following year as A Fistful of Alice.
In 1997, Slash (alongside the late Ol' Dirty Bastard and hit alternative rock band Fishbone) appeared on BLACKstreet's rock remix version of their hit single "Fix". In 2003, he participated in the Yardbirds' comeback record Birdland, released on the Favored Nations label. He played lead guitar in the track "Over, Under, Sideways, Down." In early 2003, Slash also made an appearance at a rally to protest the coming War in Iraq called "Peace on the Beach." Specifically, Slash performed the song "Imagine" by John Lennon. Ed Kowalczyk provided vocals during this performance.
In 2002, he reunited with Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum for a benefit/tribute concert for Randy Castillo. Realizing they still had the chemistry of their days in Guns N' Roses, they decided to form a new band together. The band that featured Slash, McKagan, and Sorum also featured former Buckcherry members Keith Nelson and Josh Todd. Later Duff put out a statement that Josh and Keith didn't quite fit with the band, and they added Dave Kushner as rhythm guitar and, after a long search, Stone Temple Pilots singer Scott Weiland. In 2006, Slash performed a guest spot on keyboardist Derek Sherinian's solo album Blood of the Snake covering the 1970 Mungo Jerry hit single "In the Summertime", also featuring Billy Idol on vocals. A video was also made featuring Slash, Billy, and Derek for this song.
source by :wikiYngwie Malmsteen tour dates 2007
LINEUP: TO BE ANNOUNCED
DECEMBER 5 2007- CURITIBA, BRAZIL, Venue: Hellooch
DECEMBER 6- SAO PAULO, BRAZIL, Venue: Citibank Hall
DECEMBER 8- BUENOS AIRES , ARGENTINA , Venue: El Teatro Flores
DECEMBER 9 - SANTIAGO, CHILE , Venue: Teatro Caupolican
DECEMBER 11- MONTERREY, MEXICO, Venue: Café Iguana
DECEMBER 12 -MEXICO CITY, MEXICO , Venue: Salon 21
GREG HOWE NEWS
GREG ANNOUNCES HIS NEW BAND
Get to know Greg's band:
Bass - Jon Reshard (a.k.a. Arnold)
Jon's Website
Drums - Gianluca Palmieri (a.k.a G-Lu)
G-Lu's Website
Keyboards - David Cook (a.k.a. Dave)
Dave's Website
Click Here to read more about the recording!
source by : http://www.greghowe.com
Usb drum kit
If you need some percussion accompaniment to your USB roll up piano, you can now get your own roll up USB set of drums. The six different pad areas can have preselected sounds programmed to them such as African, jazz, rock and more. A learning feature helps teach you how to play and there is a play along option. Once you get the hang of the drums you can record your own tunes to listen to later. The tempo and tone are adjustable for customized sound and once you lay down your tracks you can email them to your friends. The included software is compatible with Windows XP and 2000. 1000 sets of these roll up drums will be available at the end of April from Dreamcheeky and sell for about $30 plus $5 shipping. More will be available in August at an increased price of about $45.
source by:www.everythingusb.com