live release from the Canadian Thrash Metal band. Known as one of the premiere live Metal acts for three decades now, Annihilator are captured live in the hot, Czech Republic summer of 2008. The band hits hard with mint, Metal masterpieces, ranging from early classic records like 'Alice In Hell', 'Never, Neverland' and 'Set The World On Fire', to powerhouse records like 'King Of The Kill', 'Waking The Fury', 'Carnival Diablos' and tracks from 2007's acclaimed release Metal. Performing live in front of 30,000 Metalheads, this sold-out concert is the purest example of why Annihilator are touted as one of the best Metal bands of our time.

Pierdavide Carone - Una Canzone Pop (2010)
Pop | MP3 320 kbps | 73 Mb | Rs.com UL.com HF.com

E' uscito il 19 Marzo il singolo "Di Notte" di Pierdavide Carone, uno dei concorrenti più apprezzati della trasmissione Amici. Pierdavide è stato l'autore della canzone "Per Tutte le volte che…" cantata da Valerio Scanu al Festival di Sanremo e premiata nell'ultima serata della kermesse come vincitrice. L'album di Pierdavide Carone invece uscirà il 30 marzo con il titolo "Una Canzone Pop".

La Cetra may not be as well known or as frequently recorded as either Vivaldi's Op. 8 (including the Four Seasons) or Op. 3, L'Estro Armonico, but it is well worth having in your collection...

Vascomania (2008)
Rock | 3 CD | MP3 CBR 295 kbps avg. | Time: 02:47:30 | 247 Mb

Vascomania è una raccolta delle migliori canzoni del rocker italiano, uscita nel 2008 in allegato alla rivista Oggi. In questa raccolta troviamo le canzoni che hanno segnato la carriera del mitico Blasco come "Bollicine", "Cosa Succede In Città", "Una Canzone Per Te", "Albachiara", "C'è Chi Dice No", "Siamo Solo Noi", e tanti altri successi. I 3 cd affrontano i tre macrotemi più cari a Vasco cioè: la vita, l'amore e il rock and roll.

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Zwilich once remarked that her frequent excursions into the art of concerto writing are particularly pleasant as they give her the opportunity to consider the special character any instrument has, which she can deeply explore in her work. She considers virtuosity (the putative goal of concertos) to lie in realms other than fleetness of fingers and breath. "In the case of the oboe," she said, "it seems to me that a soloist's highest virtuosity is displayed in the way a phrase is shaped…in the intense vocal artistry of the finest solo player." Therefore, this 17-minute concerto, without slighting the audience's expectation for brilliant display, has a particular emphasis on lyrical melody, testing the soloist's ability to achieve beautiful singing. Since the oboe has a naturally soulful, thoughtful quality, these qualities predominate in the concerto. The work is in two movements, played without pause. Those opening "family trio" chords generate the main musical material, bringing the music to three powerful waves of emotion and then ending on a peaceful, if slightly lonely, statement.