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Year: 2001 Tracks: 21  Warning Year: 2000 Tracks: 12  Singles Box: When I Come Around (CD 4) Year: 1999 Tracks: 3  Singles Box: Welcome To Paradise (CD 3) Year: 1999 Tracks: 3  Singles Box: Stuck With Me (CD 6) Year: 1999 Tracks: 3  Singles Box: Longview (CD 1) Year: 1999 Tracks: 4  Singles Box: Geek Stink Breath (CD 5) Year: 1999 Tracks: 3  Singles Box: Brain Stew - Jaded (CD 7) Year: 1999 Tracks: 4  Singles Box: Basket Case (CD 2) Year: 1999 Tracks: 4  Nimrod Year: 1997 Tracks: 18  Foot In Mouth Year: 1997 Tracks: 11  Foot in Mouth (Live) Year: 1996 Tracks: 11  Insomniac Year: 1995 Tracks: 14  Dookie Year: 1994 Tracks: 14  Smoothed Out Slappy Hours Year: 1990 Tracks: 19  1039-Smoothed Out Slappy Hours Year: 1990 Tracks: 19 Out of all the post-Nirvana American alternate bands to interrupt into the pop mainstream, Green Day was second solely to Pearl Jam in footing of influence. At their essence, Green Day was simply punk rocker revivalists, recharging the energy of rapid, tricky three-chord punk-pop songs. Though their music wasn't specially innovative, they brought the levelheaded of late-'70s kindling rock to a new, younger generation with Dookie, their 1994 major-label debut. Green Day wasn't always able to nourish their success -- Dookie sold over eighter 1000000, patch its reexamination, Sleepless person, only sold a quarter of its forerunner -- in time their influence was far-reaching because they opened the doors for a torrent of American neo-punk, hood metallic factor, and tierce wave ska revivalists. Green Day was role of the northerly California underground punk rocker setting. Childhood friends Billie Joe Armstrong (guitar, vocals) and Mike Dirnt (bass; born Mike Pritchard) formed their first band, Sweet Children, in Rodeo, CA, when they were 14 years old. By 1989, the group had added drummer Al Sobrante and changed its name to Green Day. That year, the circle independently released its first EP, one thousand Hours, which was well received in the California hardcore touchwood setting. Soon, the radical had sign a narrow with the local independent label Lookout. Green Day's number one album, 1,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hour, was released afterwards that year. Shortly later its press release, the dance orchestra replaced Sobrante with Tre Cool (born Frank Edwin Wright III); Cool became the band's permanent drummer. Throughout the early '90s, Green Day continued to naturalise a cult following, which only gained strength with the release of their minute album, 1992's Kerplunk. The metro winner of Kerplunk light-emitting diode to a wave of interest from major record labels; the banding eventually decided to sign with Reprise. Dookie, Green Day's major-label debut, was released in the spring of 1994. Thanks to MTV support for the initial single, "Longview," Dookie became a major stumble. The album continued to realize momentum throughout the summer, with the second base single, "Basketful Case," spending 5 weeks on the teetotum of the American forward-looking rock charts. At the conclusion of the summer, the dance orchestra stole the picture at Woodstock '94, which helped the gross revenue of Dookie increase. By the time the fourth single, "When I Come Around," began its seven-week remain at number one on the modern rock charts in early 1995, Dookie had sold over five meg copies in the U.S. lone; it would eventually teetotum ashcan School million in America, merchandising over ten one thousand thousand copies internationally. Dookie too south Korean won the 1994 Grammy for Best Alternative Music Performance. Commons Day quickly followed Dookie with Sleepless person in the flow of 1995; during the summertime, they trip numeral unitary once once more on the modern stone charts with "J.A.R.," their contribution to the Angus Og soundtrack. Sleepless person performed intimately ab initio, entering the U.S. charts at figure iI, and marketing all over two one thousand thousand copies by the natural spring of 1996, so far none of its singles -- including the wireless favourite "Brainiac Stew/Jaded" -- were as popular as those from Dookie. In the spring of 1996, Green Day of a sudden canceled a European spell, claiming exhaustion. Following the cancellation, the circle exhausted the rest of the twelvemonth resting and composition new material, issuance Nimrod in recent 1997. Three age later, their long-awaited follow-up, a refreshingly poppy record titled Monition, was released. Another foresightful waitress preceded 2004's American Idiot, an aggressive rock opera that became a surprise success -- a chart-topper about the worldly fear, a multi-platinum trafficker, and easily the best reviewed album of their career. Green Day reveled in the album's success, hit numerous prize shows and acting as part of Live 8 in July 2005. 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Saturday 16 August 2008
Keane Celebrate New Album With Free Single Download
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Keane celebrate the completion of their tremendously anticipated third album by giving aside a brand new song, �Spiralling� - to fans for free.
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Thursday 7 August 2008
Ed Norton -- Triple Security Threat At LAX
The TSA guys at LAX ar some braw souls to make Ed Norton go through the metal detector three times this morning. We get word you won't like him when he's angry.
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Friday 27 June 2008
Heather Locklear Seeks Treatment for "Anxiety and Depression"
Heather Locklear has checked into rehab for psychological treatment, her rep announced Tuesday.
''Heather has been dealing with anxiety and depression,'' her rep said in a statement. ''She requested an in-depth evaluation of her medication and entered into a medical facility for proper diagnosis and treatment. This is a confidential medical matter and no further statement will be released.''
The 46-year-old is reportedly at a facility in Arizona.
Heather's rehab stint comes three months after a friend of hers placed a 911 call, fearing the actress was suicidal and could overdose on her depression medication. The star downplayed the situation and stated she didn't need medical help.
This is the latest of woes for Heather. Her ex-husband Richie Sambora was arrested for a DUI in March and had had their daughter Ava, 10, in the car.
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Monday 23 June 2008
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MONDAY Get mellow with cello duo Wazozo at Circle Bar. Enjoy some Brazilian flavor with Rick Trolsen & Gringo do Choro at d.b.a. Piano man David Doucet plays at The Columns Hotel....
Wednesday 18 June 2008
Family divided over girl in R. Kelly video
Both Kelly, alleged victim deny involvement
CHICAGO -- A sex tape that prosecutors say shows R. Kelly having sex with an underage girl has sharply divided the alleged victim's family into those who think it's her and those who don't, a relative told jurors.
When prosecutors asked Leroy Edwards Jr. during cross-examination whether the family "has pretty much split in half as a result of this incident," he answered softly, "Yes."
Edwards was one of three family members to testify Wednesday as the defense began presenting its case in the R&B superstar's child pornography trial. All three insisted the female in the video is not their relative. Four relatives testified earlier for the prosecution that it is.
Asked Wednesday whether the female in the video at the center of the case was her relative, Shonna Edwards responded, "It definitely wasn't her."
The 27-year-old said she saw the tape for the first time several days ago in a lawyer's office, telling jurors that the female's body in the tape was too developed to be her relative at that time.
Prosecutors, who rested their case on Monday, allege the girl was as young as 13 when the tape was made.
Shonna Edwards said she met Kelly frequently in the 1990s when she sang in an R&B music group with her relative, and she added that the man in the sex tape "did not appear" to be Kelly.
Kelly, 41, is charged with 14 counts of child pornography for allegedly videotaping himself having sex with an underage girl. He has pleaded not guilty and faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.
Both he and the alleged victim deny they're on the graphic, 27-minute tape.
The singer appeared attentive as he sat behind the defense table Wednesday, sometimes even nodding his head in agreement during the testimony for the defense.
During cross-examination, prosecutors displayed two photos on a split screen -- one of the female in the tape and one of the alleged victim -- and asked Shonna Edwards if it was at least possible they were the same person.
"Not at all," she said without hesitating.
Another relative, Charlotte Edwards, provided similar testimony Wednesday.
The defense sought to discredit the testimony of a star prosecution witness, Lisa Van Allen, who told jurors Monday that she engaged in three-way sex with Kelly and the alleged victim.
A law clerk for the defense team, Jason Wallace, told jurors that Van Allen's fiance, Yul Brown, sought $300,000 from Kelly in exchange for her silence.
"Lisa doesn't have to testify in court if things are made right," Wallace quoted Brown as saying during a meeting with a Kelly attorney in Georgia last month, according to Wallace.
Van Allen was at the meeting in a hotel lobby, Wallace said, but Brown did all the speaking. Wallace said Van Allen kept nodding her head in agreement.
Under cross-examination, prosecutor Robert Heilingoetter accused the defense of "trying to create an illusion of impropriety" around Van Allen's testimony.
Earlier Wednesday, a Chicago Sun-Times reporter declined to answer questions at the trial.
After he was sworn in, Jim DeRogatis cited an Illinois law that governs reporters' rights and the First and Fifth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution in refusing to answer questions.
DeRogatis received the sex tape through the mail in early 2002 and then turned it over to authorities. Prosecutors charged Kelly later that year based on the tape.
DeRogatis read his statement off an index card more than a dozen times in response to questions, including to whether he once made a copy of the sex tape. Defense attorneys have said that copying the tape would have been a crime.
After DeRogatis spent 10 minutes on the stand, Judge Vincent Gaughan said the First Amendment and other reporters' privileges don't apply in this case. But he ruled that DeRogatis doesn't have to testify based on his Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination.
CHICAGO -- A sex tape that prosecutors say shows R. Kelly having sex with an underage girl has sharply divided the alleged victim's family into those who think it's her and those who don't, a relative told jurors.
When prosecutors asked Leroy Edwards Jr. during cross-examination whether the family "has pretty much split in half as a result of this incident," he answered softly, "Yes."
Edwards was one of three family members to testify Wednesday as the defense began presenting its case in the R&B superstar's child pornography trial. All three insisted the female in the video is not their relative. Four relatives testified earlier for the prosecution that it is.
Asked Wednesday whether the female in the video at the center of the case was her relative, Shonna Edwards responded, "It definitely wasn't her."
The 27-year-old said she saw the tape for the first time several days ago in a lawyer's office, telling jurors that the female's body in the tape was too developed to be her relative at that time.
Prosecutors, who rested their case on Monday, allege the girl was as young as 13 when the tape was made.
Shonna Edwards said she met Kelly frequently in the 1990s when she sang in an R&B music group with her relative, and she added that the man in the sex tape "did not appear" to be Kelly.
Kelly, 41, is charged with 14 counts of child pornography for allegedly videotaping himself having sex with an underage girl. He has pleaded not guilty and faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.
Both he and the alleged victim deny they're on the graphic, 27-minute tape.
The singer appeared attentive as he sat behind the defense table Wednesday, sometimes even nodding his head in agreement during the testimony for the defense.
During cross-examination, prosecutors displayed two photos on a split screen -- one of the female in the tape and one of the alleged victim -- and asked Shonna Edwards if it was at least possible they were the same person.
"Not at all," she said without hesitating.
Another relative, Charlotte Edwards, provided similar testimony Wednesday.
The defense sought to discredit the testimony of a star prosecution witness, Lisa Van Allen, who told jurors Monday that she engaged in three-way sex with Kelly and the alleged victim.
A law clerk for the defense team, Jason Wallace, told jurors that Van Allen's fiance, Yul Brown, sought $300,000 from Kelly in exchange for her silence.
"Lisa doesn't have to testify in court if things are made right," Wallace quoted Brown as saying during a meeting with a Kelly attorney in Georgia last month, according to Wallace.
Van Allen was at the meeting in a hotel lobby, Wallace said, but Brown did all the speaking. Wallace said Van Allen kept nodding her head in agreement.
Under cross-examination, prosecutor Robert Heilingoetter accused the defense of "trying to create an illusion of impropriety" around Van Allen's testimony.
Earlier Wednesday, a Chicago Sun-Times reporter declined to answer questions at the trial.
After he was sworn in, Jim DeRogatis cited an Illinois law that governs reporters' rights and the First and Fifth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution in refusing to answer questions.
DeRogatis received the sex tape through the mail in early 2002 and then turned it over to authorities. Prosecutors charged Kelly later that year based on the tape.
DeRogatis read his statement off an index card more than a dozen times in response to questions, including to whether he once made a copy of the sex tape. Defense attorneys have said that copying the tape would have been a crime.
After DeRogatis spent 10 minutes on the stand, Judge Vincent Gaughan said the First Amendment and other reporters' privileges don't apply in this case. But he ruled that DeRogatis doesn't have to testify based on his Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination.
Sunday 25 May 2008
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