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David Murray - downloadAlbum: Sacred Ground
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David Murray - downloadAlbum: Flowers For Albert [CD1]
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NewsShout Out Louds plot US jauntShout Out Louds have announced that they will embark on an extensive tour of North America this autumn. The jaunt is set to kick off in Los Angeles on October 6 at the LA Weekly Detour Festival. They'll then hit several major cities including San Francisco, Vancouver, Boston and New York before wrapping things up in Dallas on November 3. The Swedish five-piece are supporting their recent album 'Our Ill Wills', produced by Bjorn Yttling of Peter, Bjorn and John. Prince takes a swipe at Madonna during London show Prince took a swipe at Madonna during his gig tonight (August 1) at the O2 Stadium in London. The show was the first of the 21 nights of the hits tour he will play at the former Millennium Dome. Before playing 'Black Sweat' he announced: "I got so many hits y'all can't handle me. I got more hits than Madonna's got kids." During the stunning show his band, with vocalist Shelby J taking lead, did a version of 'Crazy' by Gnarls Barkley. The show began with 'Purple Rain' which saw his dancers Twinz dressed in shocking pink and waving purple flags around the stage which was shaped like his trademark symbol. Prince told the crowd: "London I am here...Did you miss me?" During 'Musicality' members of the crowd got up stage. After the song finished he said: "How did you like the stage? I just got it. It's sexy right? We're playing real music- there are no loops. "I didn't sleep last night...I was just so excited to come here tonight." The stunning show reached its emotional climax when he came back onstage for a third encore, walking through the crowd to get there surrounded by several bodyguards. Accompanied only by an electrical guitar he played a stop-start version of 'Little Red Corvette', 'Raspberry Beret' and 'Sometimes It Snows In April'. |
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