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A mixture of masterful, spooky alien soundscapes and fluid textures by one of ambient music premier electro-tribal sound designers.

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This Is Tom Jones: Legendary Performers is a 3-DVD set of the best moments from Tom Jones trend-setting variety show on ABC from 1969 - 1971. Available for the first time on DVD, these shows spotlight such triple-threat (singer-dancer-actor) entertainers as Sammy Davis Jr. and Liza Minnelli, along with Jerry Lee Lewis, one of the greatest movers and shaker in all popular music. Jones shows his taste and versatility, going down home with Johnny Cash and uptown with Tony Bennett. And when Jones grabs the mic for the show-closing 'concert', fans will need a handkerchief to mop their brows. This Is Tom Jones: Legendary Performers is smokin' !

According to mastering engineer Ian Shepherd, Metallica’s new Death Magnetic album has a serious sonic problem: it has been compressed (in the audio sense of the word, not the file size sense) just about as much as it’s possible to compress audio.

Il titolo del mio nuovo album 'Non si vive in silenzio' non e' solo un omaggio al brano di Gino Paoli del 1972 ma anche un ritratto di me stessa e di cio' che vorrei esprimere in questo periodo della mia vita. Bisogna far sentire la propria voce''...

It's called the 'Silence of the Balkans' but actually is the record of the sounds, the rhythm and the breath of the Balkans and Georgia, but in different interpretation. A train leaves froms the old railway station of Munich and by passing all Balkan countries, stops in various cities and arrives in Thessaloniki. The last train stop, Thessaloniki, is also the last stop of the Cultural Capital of Europe, Thessaloniki 1997. The performance has 2 levels. One that is live inside the stadium, and one film recorded in each train stop by Boris Milicović. At the performance of the last song, 3 children (one from Serbia, one Muslim and one from Croatian) from an orphanage in Sarajevo, call for peace.

Capita talvolta che un’esperienza di vita divenga musica e parole.
Le canzoni di Claudio nascono così. C’è dietro un incontro, un avvenimento nella propria vita o in quella di un amico...

Quindici canzoni, come quindici esplorazioni nella geografia musicale ed esistenziale che appartiene al cuore di Paolo Conte. Un disco di viaggi sentimentali fatti sulle strade della poesia che non conosce frenesia, ma si nutre solo del respiro della vita, col suo tempo, col suo ritmo che bisogna intercettare...

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2009 four CD collection containing 101 tracks that rocked the UK in the '60s during the heyday of offshore pirate radio stations. While the BBC had control over what could and could not be played over the airwaves, free-thinking individuals retaliated against the system and set up their own radio stations that were broadcasting or transmitting signals illegally from off-shore vessels. Across the nation, the British youth were influenced more by what they heard on pirate radio than any legitimate BBC broadcast! Features tracks from The Beach Boys, Small Faces, Ike & Tina Turner, Manfred Mann, The McCoys, The Turtles, The Hollies, Jackie Wilson, Brenton Wood, Donovan, Procol Harum and many others. EMI.

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Dopo dieci anni di assenza, arriva nei negozi “Cattive Abitudini”, nuovo lavoro dei Massimo Volume. Con Stefano Pilia entrato in famiglia alla seconda chitarra, Emidio Clementi, Egle Sommacal e Vittoria Burattini colmano distanze e gettano ponti tra stagioni lontanissime, riprendendosi il loro spazio.

First heard trying to calm Ol' Dirty Bastard on "Got Your Money" from his Nigga Please, 20-year-old Kelis now appears with her own album. Multi-threat production team the Neptunes turn the aptly named Kaleidoscope into the same kind of playground they provided for ODB, and even singing the masterminds' songs, Kelis quickly establishes it as her own hip-hop-wise R&B turf. Already gaining attention for the ranting "Caught Out There" ("I hate you so much right now!"), the disc proves this unique singer equally as convincing in other complex moods, such as a comic take on romantic pain ("Game Show") and an offbeat memory of childhood ("Roller Rink"). More playful than Mary J. Blige, Kelis makes as strong a first impression--and, like Blige, shows every sign of sticking around.