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Mudvayne's Official Website on Sony Music.
After spending a year and a half on the road, the members of Mudvayne only took a month off before starting work on the quartet's second album, The End of All Things to Come (Epic Records, out November 19, 2002).
Instead of easing into the album, the band gambled on an ambitious recording schedule that made the ticking of the clock a constant source of tension. The self-imposed pressure to create paid off as Mudvayne produced a collection of songs that offer a window into the band's growth.
The first single "Not Falling" along with "(Per)Version of a Truth" and "World So Cold" combine a new attention to melody and disciplined musicianship with Mudvayne's trademark dark lyrical vision, rhythmic complexity and jagged, sonic brutality. The End of All Things to Come captures Mudvayne at time when the band has found its voice and is hitting its stride with confidence.
"I've always said David Lynch could make a film out of anything and it would still look like a Lynch film," explains drummer Spüg. "At one point while we were writing this album, I felt like we could do the same thing with music; we could play anything and it would sound like Mudvayne. Looking back I realize that what happened was after 18 months on the road we'd finally come to a realization of who we are as a band."
The making of The End of All Things to Come was an exercise in deadline management for the band. "We didn't want to take much more than two years between albums and since we were on the road for such a long time that really didn't leave us with a whole lot of time to make this record," explains Chüd. We wrote and rehearsed for four months and then spent another four months to record and master the entire album. The pressure made us focus instead of fold."
"I honestly didn't think we could make the record we wanted to make so quickly, but we did," continues Chüd. "I'm very proud of this album from every angle - the music, melody, songwriting and lyrics. It captures who we are at this moment in time."
Although the album meets-and in some cases exceeds-the band's expectations, it wasn't all smooth sailing ...
lost and found, the end of all things to come, The Beginning Of All Things To End, l.d. 50, dig, death blooms, not falling, silenced, world so cold, Chad, Greg, Matt, Ryan
After spending a year and a half on the road, the members of Mudvayne only took a month off before starting work on the quartet's second album, The End of All Things to Come (Epic Records, out November 19, 2002).
Instead of easing into the album, the band gambled on an ambitious recording schedule that made the ticking of the clock a constant source of tension. The self-imposed pressure to create paid off as Mudvayne produced a collection of songs that offer a window into the band's growth.
The first single "Not Falling" along with "(Per)Version of a Truth" and "World So Cold" combine a new attention to melody and disciplined musicianship with Mudvayne's trademark dark lyrical vision, rhythmic complexity and jagged, sonic brutality. The End of All Things to Come captures Mudvayne at time when the band has found its voice and is hitting its stride with confidence.
"I've always said David Lynch could make a film out of anything and it would still look like a Lynch film," explains drummer Spüg. "At one point while we were writing this album, I felt like we could do the same thing with music; we could play anything and it would sound like Mudvayne. Looking back I realize that what happened was after 18 months on the road we'd finally come to a realization of who we are as a band."
The making of The End of All Things to Come was an exercise in deadline management for the band. "We didn't want to take much more than two years between albums and since we were on the road for such a long time that really didn't leave us with a whole lot of time to make this record," explains Chüd. We wrote and rehearsed for four months and then spent another four months to record and master the entire album. The pressure made us focus instead of fold."
"I honestly didn't think we could make the record we wanted to make so quickly, but we did," continues Chüd. "I'm very proud of this album from every angle - the music, melody, songwriting and lyrics. It captures who we are at this moment in time."
Although the album meets-and in some cases exceeds-the band's expectations, it wasn't all smooth sailing ...
lost and found, the end of all things to come, The Beginning Of All Things To End, l.d. 50, dig, death blooms, not falling, silenced, world so cold, Chad, Greg, Matt, Ryan
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Nashville jazz trio of guitar, drums and bass doing originals and contemporary jazz.
Joseph Patrick Moore: double, electric and fretless bass.
Joseph Patrick Moore: double, electric and fretless bass.
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"When you look up Afterglow in the dictionary, it is defined as 'the glow or light that remains once the sun is gone'. You're used to this bright, shiny beautiful glow but the moment the sun disappears, all of a sudden you have to readjust everything. It's a very transitional moment. A lot of these songs are about transition...the turning over of the rock, what's underneath, the murky, shadowy uncertainty where everything looks very different."
- Sarah McLachlan
Birth, death, tragedy and joy; the six years since the release of Sarah McLachlan's last studio album Surfacing have been both defining and redefining, not just in the world's recent history but also in Sarah's own life.
As a result, Afterglow is a record of many layers. At first glance, the warmth of production, the purity of her voice and the beautiful harmonies all serve as a reminder of the reasons that McLachlan has gained worldwide acclaim for her talents. As the disc unfolds, however, it becomes clear that this record is a merging of two elements: the wonderfully familiar and the new.
The most familiar aspect is unquestionably the richness in Sarah's music. Afterglow contains many moments that evoke reminders of the singer's unique musical gifts. From the reflective first single, "Fallen", to the love-inspired lyrics of "Push", to the gorgeous, whispered tones of "Answer", there are many melodies on Afterglow that showcase her strengths.
Some of Sarah's favored moments seem destined to be beloved by fans as well. "'Answer' is one of my favorites", she admits, smiling broadly. "It's a total 'two o'clock in the morning, whispered in your ears' headphone track. That's always been my thing, feeling the very essence of a song. I have to be able to break it down and still feel its strength acoustically on piano or guitar. If the essence is strong, you can do whatever you want with it, it'll still be good. "
Noteworthy Facts:
- Sarah has sold over 22 million records worldwide since her recording career began with her debut release, Touch, in 1988.
- She is a 3 time Grammy Award winner:
Grammy Award 1999 "I Will Remember You" - Best Female Pop Vocal Performance
Grammy Award 1998 "Last Dance" - Best Pop Instrumental Performance
Grammy Award 1998 "Building a Mystery" - Best Female Pop Vocal Performance
- The Sarah-founded Lilith Fair tour brought together 2 million people over its 3 year history and raised more than $7 million for charities.
- She has been profiled by media the world over including cover stories for Rolling Stone, Time and Entertainment Weekly.
- She was awarded the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Visionary Award in 1998 for advancing the careers of women in music.
Afterglow's Players:
Sarah McLachlan - Vocals, Guitars, Piano
Pierre Marchand - Keyboards, Bass, Guitars, Percussion
Ashwin Sood- Drums, Percussion, Loops, Keyboards, Keyboard Bass
Jerry Marotta - Drums, Percussion
Sean Ashby- Guitars
Bill Dillon - Guitars
Ethan Johns - Guitars
Yves Desrosiers - Guitars
Michel Pepin - Guitars
Michael Chaves - Guitars
Jim Creeggan - Upright Bass
Daryl Johnson - Bass
Tony Levin - Bass
Jorane - Cello, Background Vocals
- Sarah McLachlan
Birth, death, tragedy and joy; the six years since the release of Sarah McLachlan's last studio album Surfacing have been both defining and redefining, not just in the world's recent history but also in Sarah's own life.
As a result, Afterglow is a record of many layers. At first glance, the warmth of production, the purity of her voice and the beautiful harmonies all serve as a reminder of the reasons that McLachlan has gained worldwide acclaim for her talents. As the disc unfolds, however, it becomes clear that this record is a merging of two elements: the wonderfully familiar and the new.
The most familiar aspect is unquestionably the richness in Sarah's music. Afterglow contains many moments that evoke reminders of the singer's unique musical gifts. From the reflective first single, "Fallen", to the love-inspired lyrics of "Push", to the gorgeous, whispered tones of "Answer", there are many melodies on Afterglow that showcase her strengths.
Some of Sarah's favored moments seem destined to be beloved by fans as well. "'Answer' is one of my favorites", she admits, smiling broadly. "It's a total 'two o'clock in the morning, whispered in your ears' headphone track. That's always been my thing, feeling the very essence of a song. I have to be able to break it down and still feel its strength acoustically on piano or guitar. If the essence is strong, you can do whatever you want with it, it'll still be good. "
Noteworthy Facts:
- Sarah has sold over 22 million records worldwide since her recording career began with her debut release, Touch, in 1988.
- She is a 3 time Grammy Award winner:
Grammy Award 1999 "I Will Remember You" - Best Female Pop Vocal Performance
Grammy Award 1998 "Last Dance" - Best Pop Instrumental Performance
Grammy Award 1998 "Building a Mystery" - Best Female Pop Vocal Performance
- The Sarah-founded Lilith Fair tour brought together 2 million people over its 3 year history and raised more than $7 million for charities.
- She has been profiled by media the world over including cover stories for Rolling Stone, Time and Entertainment Weekly.
- She was awarded the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Visionary Award in 1998 for advancing the careers of women in music.
Afterglow's Players:
Sarah McLachlan - Vocals, Guitars, Piano
Pierre Marchand - Keyboards, Bass, Guitars, Percussion
Ashwin Sood- Drums, Percussion, Loops, Keyboards, Keyboard Bass
Jerry Marotta - Drums, Percussion
Sean Ashby- Guitars
Bill Dillon - Guitars
Ethan Johns - Guitars
Yves Desrosiers - Guitars
Michel Pepin - Guitars
Michael Chaves - Guitars
Jim Creeggan - Upright Bass
Daryl Johnson - Bass
Tony Levin - Bass
Jorane - Cello, Background Vocals
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The official Kylie Minogue Website.
Kylie Minogue is a phenomenon of truly international proportions. To date she has released nine albums, six long-play videos, in addition to the Greatest Hits double album and video package, live album and video and 39 singles throughout the world, all of which have been hits.
Kylie has been the guest of Royalty in Britain and Europe, and the subject of several invitations for Royal Command Performances as well as the Lennon Memorial Concert in Liverpool in 1990. She has embarked on four sell-out world tours, including the critically acclaimed “Intimate & Live” concert tour and more recently her Fever 2002 tour which resulted in packed arenas throughout the UK, Europe and Australia.
In June of 1991, after the release of her 13th hit single, entitled Shocked, the British industry "bible" Music Week magazine declared that Kylie was the ONLY act in the history of the British pop music to have their first 13 releases all go Top 10. Kylie now has 30 consecutive U.K. hits, none of which failed to peak in the Top 20, 20 in the Top 10!...
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Mixes Impossible Remixes Greatest Remix Hits 4
Greatest Remix Hits 3 Greatest Remix Hits 2 Greatest Remix Hits 1
50 + 1 Kylie's Remixes Vol. 2 Kylie's Remixes Vol. 1
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Kylie Minogue is a phenomenon of truly international proportions. To date she has released nine albums, six long-play videos, in addition to the Greatest Hits double album and video package, live album and video and 39 singles throughout the world, all of which have been hits.
Kylie has been the guest of Royalty in Britain and Europe, and the subject of several invitations for Royal Command Performances as well as the Lennon Memorial Concert in Liverpool in 1990. She has embarked on four sell-out world tours, including the critically acclaimed “Intimate & Live” concert tour and more recently her Fever 2002 tour which resulted in packed arenas throughout the UK, Europe and Australia.
In June of 1991, after the release of her 13th hit single, entitled Shocked, the British industry "bible" Music Week magazine declared that Kylie was the ONLY act in the history of the British pop music to have their first 13 releases all go Top 10. Kylie now has 30 consecutive U.K. hits, none of which failed to peak in the Top 20, 20 in the Top 10!...
Kylie Minogue, ultimate Kylie, I Believe In You, Giving You Up, TBM, Terry Blaimey, Slow, Body Language, Fever, Come in to My World, Spinning Around, NSPCC Ambassador, bLA bLA bLA, Money Can't Buy, Parlophone, albums: ultimate kylie, light years, kylie minogue, rhythm of love, body language, intimate & live, greatest hits, enjoy yourself, fever, impossible princess, kylie, let's get to it, remix albums:
Mixes Impossible Remixes Greatest Remix Hits 4
Greatest Remix Hits 3 Greatest Remix Hits 2 Greatest Remix Hits 1
50 + 1 Kylie's Remixes Vol. 2 Kylie's Remixes Vol. 1
Kylie Ann Minogue ,Melbourne, Australia.
1980 ,Skyways,
The Sullivans,
The Henderson Kids,
Charlene ,Neighbours,the Silver Logie ,Most Popular Actress in Australia,Locomotion,Platinum in Australia, Stock, Aitken, Waterman
,Mushroom Records ,New Zealand ,Hong Kong,I Should Be So Lucky,Prince Charles and the Princess Diana, Australian Royal Bi-Centennial Concert,
Australian Record Industry Association ,Most Popular Personality on Australian Television, Most Popular Personality on Victorian ,Most Popular Music Video in Australia, hold five Logies (the Australian equivalent to Emmys,Finland, Israel, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Austria, Denmark, Norway, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Greece, France and New Zealand, Billboard Top 100 ,Pan-European Charts , Got To Be Certain,Japan , double platinum , Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi,
U.K. Smash Hits , Most Fanciable Female , Jason Donovan, Especially For ,The Delinquents, Turn It Into Love, Gallup, The Japanese Phonographic Record Association ,Madame Tussaud's in LondonThe Canadian Record Industry , On Your Heart,Wouldn't Change A Thing, Ampex Golden Reel Award , Green Peace International, the Tokyo Dome, free roadshows ,Hard Rock Walk Of Fame, Regent St. Christmas lights, Gold ,Bob Geldof, Bananarama, Bros, Cliff Richard, Lisa Stansfield, Wet Wet Wet, ,Band Aid ,Do They Know It's Christmas, Ethiopia,Review of the Decade, BBC-TV ,Clive James , The Best Female Vocalist, Sexiest Person Alive, Tears On My Pillow,
The U.K. Video Industry , Australian Variety Industry , London, Belfast and Dublin, Music Week Magazine , Help, John Lennon Tribute , Mersey River , Natalie Cole, Lenny Kravitz , Trent D'Arby ,Yoko ,Sean Lennon , the John Lennon Scholarship Fund and the Spirit Foundation, CHEERS, Better The Devil You KnowDiamond Award for music , Brussels, Follow Me, the American DJ magazine , Dance Music Reports, Better The Devil You Know, Hitmaker Magazine, Suzanne Vega, Tom's Diner, Pinewood Studios, David Hogan, What Do I Have To Do, Pick Of The Week, Monte Carlo, World Music Awards, Prince Albert of Monaco, Elton John, Rick Astley, Lisa Stansfield, The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Madonna, Michael Jackson, PWL studios , Mike Stock , Melody Maker , the Music Week Video Charts, the Record Mirror Club Chart, fashion charity gala , London's Grosvenor Hotel, , the Rainforest Foundation, the catwalk , Claudia Schiffer, Yasmin LeBon , Naomi Campbell, the Cesme Music Festival, Turkey, Dannii , DMC, Mix-Mag Magazine, , Celebration, RCA/BMG , U.K. Imago , the Rapino Brothers, St.Etienne, Brothers , Rhythm, M-People , Farley & Heller , Jimmy Harry, N.Y. Michael Douglas , Tina Turner , Rod Stewart.
Breakfast At Tiffany's, This Is It, Select, Baz Luhrman, Strictly Ballroom, Universal studios , Bert Stern, Sydney Gay Mardi Gras, Elle, Jean Claude Van Damme , Streetfighter, Thailand , Steven de Souza, ID Magazine, Confide In Me, Kier McFarlane , 50 Most Shaggable People, Pauly Shore , Stephen Baldwin, Warner Brothers Dumb & Dumber,
, T in the Park Festival in Scotland, M People, The Shamen, Tricky & Beautiful South, Marilyn Monroe, Brigitte Bardot, Elle McPherson, Kim Basinger, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds , Where The Wild Roses Grow, The Brixton Academy & Shepherd’s Bush Empire Theatre , Little Baby Nothing, Men Behaving Badly, the BBC’s Comic Relief Weekend, Sky magazine , Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, John Farnham, Ray Charles, Anthony Warlow, Radio One Roadshow, Cornwall, Some Kind of Bliss, James Dean Bradfield, Sean Moore, the Manic Street Preachers, the Most Stylish award, the Elle Style Awards, London’s Jazz Café , Pedro Romanhi, Towa Tei , GBI, MTV Snowball , World Snowboard Championships , Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana, Elizabeth Taylor, Margaret Thatcher , Sample , Clinton Smith, Ben Mendhelson, Miranda, Caribbean , Shakespeare’s The Tempest, Parlophone Records, EMI Group , Hilary, Cut, Kimble Rendall, Molly Ringwald, Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor, Cate Blanchet , Rupert Murdoch, Diamonds are A Girls Best Friend, Dili, East Timor, the U.N., ed John Farnham, Doc Neeson, The Living End, CGYOOMH, Golden Otto Award , the German Bravo Awards, The Dance Award, the Green Fairy in Moulin
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Ray Montford - guitarist.composer.producer.
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