Sunday, 24 August 2008

Dave Matthews Band jams in memory of saxman LeRoi Moore

The Dave Matthews Band does one thing well. It jams.


So on Tuesday, just hours after scholarship that its saxophone histrion, LeRoi Moore, had died, the band jammed on. At a nearly three-hour show at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, the quaternion played tribute to its lost member.


�We got some bad news today,� Matthews told a muted crowd, according to a review in the Orange Country Register. �(He) gave up his ghost today and we will miss him forever and a day . . . We�re gonna raise our spirits up a small bit.�




Then the band launched into the intimate, fan-favorite �Proudest Monkey.� Later came �Satellite,� �Ants Marching,� Peter Gabriel�s �Sledgehammer,� the Talking Heads� �Burning Down the House� and a twelve more emotionally charged tunes.


A founding member of the band, Moore, 46, died Tuesday at Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center from sudden complications stemming from injuries he free burning in an all-terrain-vehicle break up on his farm away Charlottesville, Va., in June. Moore was hospitalized afterward the accident, but of late returned to his Los Angeles home to begin rehabilitation. After taking an unexpected call on for the worse, he was hospitalized on July 17.


Online fan forums take been buzzing with sad but warm remembrances of the sporty reedman, world Health Organization was notable for wear dark sunglasses at the band�s shows. Many message-board posters have speculated that Moore�s dying will lead to the end of the band - Moore often helped arrange Matthews� tunes and was an integral piece of the group�s pop-jazz-world-beat blend - but there�s little evidence DMB will be breakage up.


Jeff Coffin, best known for his work with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, is continuing to fill in for Moore, and no dates on the current tour give birth been canceled. The tour of duty continued Wednesday night at the Staples Center and is scheduled to ending Oct. 3 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.





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Thursday, 14 August 2008

Why Did Diddy Go After James Montgomery On 'FNMTV'?

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Diddy Goes After MTV News� James Montgomery On �FNMTV� � Why?


Published by James Montgomery on Friday, August 8, 2008 at 8:50 pm.

So by now you�ve in all likelihood seen my terrifying row with Diddy on �FNMTV.� Watching it back, it�s even more than amazing now � especially since, when it happened, it was such a blur.


If you have no idea what I�m talking about, basically, on this week�s �FN,� Diddy showed up with his newest prot�g� a smooth R&B crooner by the nominate of Donnie Klang. Diddy and Donnie then premiered their raw video, �Take You There,� which is full of models and bottles of vodka, which means it is a lot like other Bad Boy videos released all over the past year. Two Bad Boy videos � from Day26 and Danity Kane � had premiered on premature episodes of the demo, and I had been rather rough to both of them.


Apparently, Diddy watches the show.



Before we started taping, it seemed like he was rank at me backstage, only I figured he was just deep in thought or something, so I ignored it � certainly, Diddy had no thought who I was. But when it came time for the panel � of which Tim Kash and I are members, along with a edgar Guest (Jordin Sparks this week) � to talk around D&D�s new video, Diddy bum-rushed the stage, leaned on my shoulder and stared daggers at me until it came time for me to return my finding of fact on the clip. (I believe this is called �intimidation.�)


Of course of instruction, I said that patch the kids liked the video, I didn�t take in much of anything in it that would separate Donnie from the force field of light-hued R&B guys out in that location, at which point Diddy lost his sh�, shouting, �Who the f� are you?!?! How many hit records do you have?!?!?!� at me (OK, he does have a point there), then stomping around the panel. I sort of looked on in amazement while he continued to rant, stopping only to grab my head and plant a big smashed kiss on my cheek. The audience cheered like crazy � and then Diddy was gone, off into the Los Angeles night.


In the aftermath, people have been e-mailing me questions like �What does Diddy flavor like??!?!� or �Were you scared he was going to beat you with a phone or a champagne bottle?!?!� And my answers ar this: Diddy smells like lotion and rich mahogany; and no, I wasn�t scared, mainly because I didn�t think even he�d be gaga enough to pound on me while cameras rolled and D kids looked on.


Actually, I think he was more �TV mad� (i.e. �acting�) than he was actually upset. And he did kiss me, which was sort of nice.


So I gauge Diddy and I are good. At least I hope we are. At the very least, we made TV magic together � and that�s got to look for something.






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Wednesday, 6 August 2008

Mario Barth

Mario Barth   
Artist: Mario Barth

   Genre(s): 
Easy Listening
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Discography:


Manner Sind Primitiv, Aber Glucklich!   
 Manner Sind Primitiv, Aber Glucklich!

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 24


Manner Sind Schweine, Frauen Aber Auch   
 Manner Sind Schweine, Frauen Aber Auch

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 32




Mario Barth is one of Germany's front-runner characters of standup comedy. Growing up as one of 6 children in his family's Berlin home, Barth ascertained his world ability to talk and nurse. Perhaps because of this endowment, his parents sent him off to a private Catholic school, where he studied theater. Completing his studies in 1995, Barth chose to focus on comedy. Through workshops he was able to meet and learn from greats such as Diether Cancer, Anka Zinc, and Thomas Hermanns, from whom he learned priceless lessons of the craft. Honing his material through several short appearances at clowning clubs like Night Wash and the Quatsch Comedy Club, Barth developed his first-class honours degree degree programme, Männer Sind Schweine, Frauen Aber Auch (Workforce Are Pigs, Women as Well). He presented the bear witnesser from 2003 through 2005, when a live CD and DVD of the bear witness were released. The CD reached routine triplet on German record album charts, achieving pt position for vulgar sales, an horrific success for a live standup album. In October 2006, Barth released his minute send off, entitled Männer Sind Primitiv, Aber Glücklich! (Workforce Are Primitive, But Lucky!) to similar success, named the year's "Best Live Comedy" recording. Following two successful releases, Barth created a series of shorts entitled Mario Sucht coney Paradies, in which he plays a multifariousness of characters including a firefighter from Dallas, Top Gun-style battler pilot