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Friday, July 1, 2011

Beyonce - Live at Glastonbury Festival 2011 (MKV)


Beyonce - Live at Glastonbury Festival 2011 (MKV)

MKV 3816 kbs
1280 x 720 25000 fps
AC3 2 channels 48.0 KHz
Size: 2.56 GB (rar files 5x 451MB + 1x 365MB)






Tracklist:
01. Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)
02. Crazy In Love
03. Naughty Girl
04. Baby Boy
05. Happy Birthday
06. Best Thing I Never Had
07. End Of Time
08. If I Were a Boy
09. You Oughta Know
10. Sweet Dreams
11. Why Don't You Love Me
12. The Beautiful Ones
13. Sex On Fire
14. 1+1
15. Irreplaceable
16. Destiny's Child Medley I
17. Telephone
18. Destiny's Child Medley II
19. At Last
20. Run The World (Girls)
21. Halo



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Led Zeppelin - 1975-03-17 - Seattle (FLAC)



Led Zeppelin - 1975-03-17 - Seattle (FLAC)
Venue: Seattle Center Coliseum
Bootleg: Haven’t We Met Somewhere Before?
Quality: Superb Stereo Soundboard
Lineage: EAC Rip | Flac(tracks) – cue – log | 1.06 GB | 3 CD | Full Scans

Comment:
"A really superb show from the 1975 Tour. The sound is great and the playing is excellent. Robert is in decent voice and the band is on a roll! No Quarter and Dazed And Confused are some of the best versions ever, and the opening numbers are really powerful. The earlier shows on the tour like the New York shows were long, but the marathons were generally played at 1973 length (No Quarter never exceeding twenty minutes, Dazed never exceeding thirty).
In the west coast shows Zeppelin expands the numbers to where a thirty-minute No Quarter and a forty-minute Dazed And Confused are routine. More highlights include something happening onstage after Bonham’s drum solo, which causes Plant to start singing lines from Max Bygraves’ “You’re A Pink Toothbrush”. This song is nothing more than Plant singing what appears to be a commercial jingle. It has only 10 seconds but it’s funny! This soundboard version has just surfaced and, a big thank you to Lincoln Park Mark, who is quick off the mark, for sharing the tracks.(bigozine)

Tracklisting:
Disc 1
01. Rock And Roll
02. Sick Again
03. Over The Hills And Far Away
04. In My Time Of Dying
05. The Song Remains The Same
06. The Rain Song
07. Kashmir

Disc 2
01. No Quarter
02. Trampled Underfoot
03. Moby Dick

Disc 3
01. Dazed And Confused
02. Stairway To Heaven
03. Whole Lotta Love
04. Black Dog

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Mid year review for 2011, part four: The most popular celebrities


Here are the ten most popular celebrities in terms of appearance on the covers of The Only Ten Magazines That Matter since this blog started in January 2010.

1. Jennifer Aniston (97)
2. Sandra Bullock (90)
3. BrAngelina (88)
4. Kim Kardashian (82)
5. Kourtney Kardashian (61)
6. Wills'N'Kate (59)
7. Kendra Wilkinson (52)
8. Barack Obama (49)
9. Jesse James (47)
10. Angelina Jolie (46)

Both Angelina Jolie and Barack Obama are new to the top ten since the last three month review, a change I correctly predicted. The only person knocking on the door at the moment is Oprah Winfrey, and if things go as they have been going, Angelina will pass Jesse James for the ninth spot, then Oprah will knock Jesse out of the Top Ten. Kourtney and Kendra are fading from view, and while Wills'N'Kate will continue to climb, I have no idea who else beyond Oprah might break into this list by the end of the year.

2011 list
1. Jennifer Aniston 2011 (34)
2. Wills'N'Kate 2011 (30)
3. Kim Kardashian (29)
4. BrAngelina 2011 (27)
5. Sandra Bullock 2011 (21)
6. Barack Obama 2011 (19)
7-9. Bachelor Brad (17)
7-9. Elizabeth Taylor 2011 (17)
7-9. Kendra Wilkinson 2011 (17)
10. Leah Messer 2011 (16)

Three months ago, I correctly predicted Ryan Reynolds would fade from view, but I incorrectly guessed that we had seen something close to the last from Bachelor Brad and Miss Elizabeth Taylor. I'm going to double down on my earlier incorrect predictions and say Brad and Liz will be out of the top ten by the end of September, and add another guess that Kendra is about to fade. I can't be sure who will overtake them, but right now it looks like a swarm of Teen Moms, more's the pity.

Notice that Kim Kardashian is the only sister in the top ten for this year. Her upcoming wedding has turned Kourtney and Khloe into ghosts, and the TV show is going to start focusing on the underage sisters. I'm the last person to judge what will work on reality TV, but this might be a bridge too far.

One can always hope.

The next review will come about Labor Day. You can still check in every day here at It's News 2 Them™ for the latest in supermarket gossip.


Mid year review for 2011, part three: Naughty vs. Nice numbers


The percentages of nice stories to mean ones actually improved in several magazines since the last count three months ago, but the basic standings remain the same. Here the Only Ten Magazines are ranked from nicest to meanest, with the most recent percentages and what those percentages were at the end of March. (Both the current numbers and the March numbers are based on starting dates of January 2010.)
  1. OK! 68% unchanged
  2. People 65% up from 61%
  3. Us Weekly 53% up from 50%
  4. Weekly Life & Style 51% up from 50%
  5. In Touch 34% unchanged
  6. Sun 28% up from 23%
  7. Star 22% unchanged
  8. Examiner 15% unchanged
  9. Globe 11% up from 10%
  10. Enquirer 10% unchanged

Fashion In Film Friday - "Pretty Woman"

The 1990 romantic comedy 'Pretty Woman' starring Julia Roberts opposite leading man, Richard Gere was a box office hit being one of the highest grossing films for that year.  The movie was originally intended to be a dark drama about prostitution in New York in the 1980's, having Roberts character, Vivian addicted to drugs.  Although not given credit for it, Pretty Woman's story line, in my opinion, was kind of jocked from the vintage 1963 comedy 'Irma La Douce' starring Shirley MacLaine & Jack Lemmon.
Personally, I don't fancy this film for it's overtly glorifying attitude towards prostitution as a career choice, although it's considered to be the oldest profession, if you want to call it that ah ha?!  O.k. now onto where fashion plays a part of today's blurb...  So of course, the hooker chic Julia wears for most of the beginning of this film is not what we're referring to when suggesting this is a movie that inspired fashion but rather the haute couture she wore at dinner with edward and at the polo match with him as well...  From the thigh high patent hooker boots to the floor sweeping, off the shoulder red evening gown, all credit for every single piece Roberts wore in 'Pretty Woman' goes to Marilyn Vance, a Brooklyn native who resides in Los Angeles to date.  Vance has been a member of the 'Costume Designers Guild' 30 years & had worked on the sets of Fast Times At Ridgemont High & Pretty In Pink.  Her clothing designs that transformed Roberts character Vivian from street walker to prima donna had everyone wondering..."Who designed that?"
The movie 'Pretty Woman' had an underlying sense of charm appeal from the get go, because the idea of the knight in shining armor coming to rescue the damsel in distress is always going to be every girls favorite fairy tale... 


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Fashion In Film Friday - "Pretty Woman"

The 1990 romantic comedy 'Pretty Woman' starring Julia Roberts opposite leading man, Richard Gere was a box office hit being one of the highest grossing films for that year.  The movie was originally intended to be a dark drama about prostitution in New York in the 1980's, having Roberts character, Vivian addicted to drugs.  Although not given credit for it, Pretty Woman's story line, in my opinion, was kind of jocked from the vintage 1963 comedy 'Irma La Douce' starring Shirley MacLaine & Jack Lemmon.
Personally, I don't fancy this film for it's overtly glorifying attitude towards prostitution as a career choice, although it's considered to be the oldest profession, if you want to call it that ah ha?!  O.k. now onto where fashion plays a part of today's blurb...  So of course, the hooker chic Julia wears for most of the beginning of this film is not what we're referring to when suggesting this is a movie that inspired fashion but rather the haute couture she wore at dinner with edward and at the polo match with him as well...  From the thigh high patent hooker boots to the floor sweeping, off the shoulder red evening gown, all credit for every single piece Roberts wore in 'Pretty Woman' goes to Marilyn Vance, a Brooklyn native who resides in Los Angeles to date.  Vance has been a member of the 'Costume Designers Guild' 30 years & had worked on the sets of Fast Times At Ridgemont High & Pretty In Pink.  Her clothing designs that transformed Roberts character Vivian from street walker to prima donna had everyone wondering..."Who designed that?"
The movie 'Pretty Woman' had an underlying sense of charm appeal from the get go, because the idea of the knight in shining armor coming to rescue the damsel in distress is always going to be every girls favorite fairy tale... 


 fanpix.net , moviegoods.com , emilyjanesimkins.wordpress.com , styleguru.com 

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