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Loma Prieta. Название взяли в честь знаменитгого землятресения в Мексике в 1989 году. Вот инфа про это http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loma_Prieta
When it comes to jocking, there's no place better to be jocked than Northern California. This magical place is blowing up like an infirmary the day Ebola hits the streets. Their roster includes bands like Hella and Xiu Xiu, bands like Ceremony and Look Back and Laugh, bands like Funeral Diner and Bullets In, bands like Sabertooth Zombie and Burial Year...I think you get the idea. Now that Loma Prieta has plastered five songs onto compact disc as Our LP is Your EP there's one more reason to buy a plane ticket to the West Coast.
Loma Prieta sounds like super intense screamo. While they are pretty, there's this feeling that your speakers are slowly moving towards you and when they reach you, their three guitar assault will sink deep into your hide. If you were to put Neil Perry, She Notes the Chariots and The Number Twelve Looks Like You (minus the metal) into a cage for a full year, the end result's offspring would speak in the melody and rhythm that Loma Prieta does.
Each song will drive your mind into an adventure filled with musical imagery. As It Went Down Like on an Episode of Law & Order, folds out, you start scribbling a math equation on the ceiling. Within twenty seconds you're jumping on the couch like you're the Easter Bunny. AND THEN, after another minute, you're painting the most beautiful portrait with a tulip as your brush. You finally finish up diving head first into the bathtub, very frenetically.
Band members Davy, Derrick, Sean and Val have previous experience (Get Get Go, Archeopteryx and Sailboats) which might explain why this EP sounds so tight. Loma Prieta has the intensity that so many metal and hardcore bands strive for without sounding metal or like 80's punk/hardcore. Instead of sounding amateurish, I find myself calling the hospital due to the jaw no longer connected to my face and the tongue rolling into the kitchen. Is this The Mask or am I being blown away?
It might not sound as powerful because I just finished reviewing La Quiete and giving them a high score, but lately I'm finding less and less quality screamo bands. Loma Prieta isn't just another 90's worship band; they sound fresh and are progressing in a manner that is quality. Here's to hoping that the next release by Loma Prieta will contain more than seven minutes of music.

Bob Marley. We remember the brilliant and evocative music Bob Marley gave the world; music that stretches back over nearly two decades and still remains timeless and universal. Marley has been called the first Third World superstar, Rasta Prophet, visionary, and revolutionary artist. These accolades were not mere hyperbole. Marley was one of the most charismatic and challenging performers of our time.
Bob Marley's career stretched back over twenty years. During that time Marley's growing style encompassed every aspect in the rise of Jamaican music, from ska to contemporary reggae. That growth was well reflected in the maturity of the Wailers' music.
Bob's first recording attempts came at the beginning of the Sixties. His first two tunes, cut as a solo artist, meant nothing in commercial terms and it wasn't until 1964, as a founding member of a group called the Wailing Wailers, that Bob first hit the Jamaican charts.
The record was Simmer Down, and over the next few years the Wailing Wailers -- Bob, Peter Mclntosh and Bunny Livingston, the nucleus of the group -- put out some 30 sides that properly established them as one of the hottest groups in Jamaica. Mclntosh later shortened his surname to Tosh while Livingston is now called Bunny Wailer.
Despite their popularity, the economics of keeping the group together proved too much and the two other members, Junior Braithwaite and Beverley Kelso, left the group. At the same time Bob joined his mother in the United States. This marked the end of the Wailing Wailers, Chapter One.
Marley's stay in America was short-lived, however, and he returned to Jamaica to join up again with Peter and Bunny. By the end of the Sixties, with the legendary reggae producer Lee Scratch Perry at the mixing desk, The Wailers were again back at the top in Jamaica. The combination of the Wailers and Perry resulted in some of the finest music the band ever made. Tracks like Soul Rebel, Duppy Conquerer, 400 Years, and Small Axe were not only classics, but they defined the future direction of reggae.
It's difficult to properly understand Bob Marley's music without considering Rastafari. His spiritual beliefs are too well known to necessitate further explanation. It must be stated, however, that Rastafari is at the very core of the Wailers' music.
In 1970 Aston Familyman Barrett and his brother Carlton (bass and drums, respectively) joined the Wailers. They came to the band unchallenged as Jamaica's HARDEST rhythm section; a reputation that was to remain undiminished during the following decade. Meanwhile, the band's own reputation was, at the start of the Seventies, an extraordinary one throughout the Caribbean. However, the band was still unknown internationally.
That was to change in 1972 when the Wailers signed to Island Records. It was a revolutionary move for an international record company and a reggae band. For the first time a reggae band had access to the best recording facilities and were treated in the same way as a rock group. Before the Wailers signed to Island, it was considered that reggae sold only on singles and cheap compilation albums. The Wailer's first album, Catch A Fire broke all the rules: it was beautifully packaged and heavily promoted. And it was the start of a long climb to international fame and recognition.
The Catch A Fire album was followed a year later by Burnin', an LP that included some of the band's older songs, such as Duppy Conquerer, Small Axe, and Put In On, together with tracks like Get Up Stand Up and I Shot The Sheriff (which was also recorded by Eric Clapton, who had a #1 hit with it in America).
In 1975 Bob Marley & The Wailers released the extraordinary Natty Dread album, and toured Europe that summer. The shows were record

World Women's Historic Night. video-information http://youtu.be/5bgo9UTYOtA
#женскаяисторическаяночь #KvinnehistoriskNatt #womenhistoricnight
RUS
8 мая 20:00
Ты можешь устроить Женскую историческую ночь в своем городе, вернуть значимых для тебя женщин-гуманисток в историческое и городское пространство, противостоять патриархату, милитаризму, бесправию, фальсификации истории. Напиши на своих плакатах название города, год и слова Женская историческая ночь, чтобы другие женщины могли найти информацию о тебе. Расклей плакаты сама или с группой. Даже если рядом с тобой никого нет, ты не одна! Женщины вместе с тобой! Сделай фотографии, напиши о своей акции в интернете. Перед акцией меняйся плакатами с другими группами через фэйсбук. Пиши на английском и национальном языках одновременно. Давай сделаем интернациональную феминистскую сеть!
ENG
20:00 May 8
You can organize Women's Historic night in your city, to get women who are important to you back in historical and city space, reject patriarchy, militarism, deprivation of right, falsification of history. Write the name of yout city, year and Women's Historic Night on your posters, so that other women from your town could find some information about you. Make posters in both English and your native language. Paste the posters up everywhere alone or with others. Even if nobodys next to you, you are note alone! Women are with you! Take photos, put the information about your event on the internet. Before the event exchange the posters with other groups on Facebook. Let's create an international feminist network!
NOR
8.may 20:00
Bergen Blå stein
Gatene tilhører oss!
For 8. år på rad arrangerer vi Kvinnehistorisk natt hvor vi hyller våre kvinnelige helter i offentlighet.
Denne kvelden håper vi at du vil være med å henge opp plakater av ei dame som på en eller annen måte inspirerer, motiverer eller betyr noe spesielt for deg. Dette kan være alt fra din bestemor, din yndlingsromanfigur, Simone De Beavoir eller Marit Bjørgen.
Når du kikker rundt deg i byen vil du fort merke at gatene er oppkalt etter menn, statuene forestiller menn og byrommet i likhet med resten av offentligheten er preget av menn. Når kvinnene ses i byen er det ofte som passive objekter på byens reklameflater.
Derfor feirer vi kvinnehistorisk natt igjen!
Dette gjøres på følgende måte: man lager en plakat som bare fantasien setter grenser for. Du kan tegne, male, kopiere, klippe og lime på det formatet du selv velger. Kopier deretter så mange plakater du ønsker. Møt opp på den blå steinen med plakater klokka 20:00 8. mai, så går vi sammen rundt i byen. Eller heng dem opp når det passer deg, i løpet av natta.
Lurt å ta med tape eller tapetlim!

World Women's Historic Night

Headhunterz. When it comes to Hardstyle, it’s impossible to argue the fact that any artist has had a bigger impact on the genre than Headhunterz. From the moment his first records were released, his unique melodic and energetic take on the genre sparked a new movement within the international music scene. A rise unparalleled, Headhunterz continues to take Hardstyle to new heights.
Willem Rebergen, better known as Headhunterz, kicked off his DJ career over a decade ago. In 2003, a friend gave him a ticket to QLIMAX, one of the first Hardstyle parties in history. That night changed his life, lighting a spark within Willem that he hadn’t experienced before. Unaware of the wildfire it would cause, he dedicated himself to becoming the best producer in the genre. It took him but a few years to perfect his sound, sign his first record deal and become a crowd favorite at various Hardstyle parties. In 2007, Headhunterz was asked to produce the anthem for the very event that introduced him to this special world – Qlimax, as a result of the hard work he’d put in. In 2008, Headhunterz joined forces with friend & colleague WILDSTYLEZ, to create Hardstyle supergroup PROJECT ONE. Their album redefined the Hardstyle sound of the late 2000’s, standing out from anything the scene had heard before. In 2009, Willem’s ‘Scrap Attack’ became the official anthem for DEFQON.1, the biggest Hardstyle event in the world. At this point, every Hardstyle fan in the world knew his name, but none of them could have predicted what came next.
Headhunterz’ new take on Hardstyle music made the genre grow into an international phenomenon. It was no longer just the sound of European raves, but became something worldly. Headhunterz made new audiences discover it and infected them with the unstoppable energy of Hardstyle music. By 2010, Headhunterz was the uncrowned king of the scene, with each new track captivating both his fanbase and artists outside the scene. Major EDM names like Hardwell and Kaskade requested his remix skills, and his collaboration with Krewella became the first Hardstyle track ever released on Ultra Records.
After many years of being on top his game within Hardstyle, Headhunterz took on a new challenge. In 2014, he made a drastic change to branch away from his beloved genre and have a go at something new. In a flash, he was performing on main stages at EDM festivals, collaborating with artists such as W&W, Steve Oaki and R3hab, thinking outside the box. This adventure made him explore the boundaries of his own, musical imagination and discover new parts of the world as well as different territories within the electronic dance scene.
Right when the Hardstyle community thought they’d lost their hero, things began to shift. At Defqon.1 2016, Headhunterz was a special guest at the Legends show. After being away from the scene for 2 years, this shocked the Hardstyle community and rumors began to spread about a possible return. Anticipation grew, as Headhunterz did a special Project One performance with Wildstylez the same year. A few months of radio silence followed, as the Hardstyle nation eagerly anticipated what came next. Everyone knew Headhunterz was busy preparing something special, but no one knew exactly what. One thing was clear – it had to do with Hardstyle.
In the summer of 2017, everything was revealed. That year, Headhunterz made his grand return to the genre. At Defqon.1, in front of 60,000 ecstatic fans, he announced his comeback to Hardstyle. Upon his return, the newly announced comeback party at the Ziggo Dome sold out within 30 minutes. It was the moment the Hardstyle scene had been waiting for – Headhunterz is back, performing and creating Hardstyle music once again. With open arms, the community embraced him, as he travelled the world to celebrate his return with fans, old and new. It took him to 125 performances across 34 countries in 2018 alone, with a growing popularity in the Chinese territory

Coca-Cola Racing. Команда выступающая в лиге NASCAR 15 Next Gen Series.

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