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GOODBYE 2 May 2010 | 10:47 pm

Hello everybody,You might have noticed that, lately, my links get deleted or reported to rapidshare. I have tried re-uploading some of them but they got reported again.I have no choice but to stop pos...

[RE-UP] WATTSTAX 2 May 2010 | 07:30 pm

MUSIC FROM THEWATTSTAX FESTIVAL AND FILM (1973)REMASTER320 KBPS Calling this August 1972 concert comprised exclusively of Stax artists "Wattstock" or even the "black Woodstock" pushes the boundaries o...

THE MISFITS 2 May 2010 | 07:25 pm

THE MISFITSBOX SET (1996)256 KBPS The Misfits' legend grew over the years following the original band's breakup to warrant an increasing number of compilations like Legacy of Brutality and the boldly ...

SPIRITUALIZED 1 May 2010 | 02:25 pm

SPIRITUALIZEDSONGS IN A & E (2008)320 KBPS Who would have thought that Jason Pierce's Spiritualized would have had any life in them after the rather uninspiring Amazing Grace in 2003? In the interveni...

GOMEZ 1 May 2010 | 02:23 pm

GOMEZ FIVE MEN IN A HUT(A'S, B'S & RARITIES 1998-2004) (2006)320 KBPS Five Men in a Hut is basically the final roundup for Gomez's Hut/Virgin years, but it's a positive boon for fans, especially in th...

SONNY ROLLINS 1 May 2010 | 02:22 pm

SONNY ROLLINSWHAT'S NEW (1962)320 KBPS Sonny Rollins' mid-sixties experiment with bossa nova was completely different than was Stan Getz''Jazz Samba.'Getz was going for a mass audience, and he got it ...

AEROSMITH 1 May 2010 | 02:19 pm

AEROSMITHPUMP (1989)320 KBPS Where Permanent Vacation seemed a little overwhelmed by its pop concessions, Pump revels in them without ever losing sight of Aerosmith's dirty hard rock core. Which doesn...

[RE-UP] NINO FERRER 30 Apr 2010 | 05:42 pm

NINO FERRERMETRONOMIE (1971) / VERITABLES VARIETES VERDATRES (1977)320 KBPS In 1970 Ferrer returned to France, where he started working on what he perceived as his first "real" album. Serving brooding...

GHINZU 30 Apr 2010 | 05:41 pm

GHINZUMIRROR MIRROR (2009)320 KBPS A Belgian rock band, Ghinzu (if it sounds a bit familiar, it's because they were named from a popular brand of TV infomercial knives that could cut through cans) for...