Music Artist

I just want to click on a artist and it will give me a whole list of songs of that person or band, and give give me the album.

go to http://entertainment.circuitcity.com/Music/Default.aspx?si=ccity-prod&channel=b2c&partner=cc Type in the artist in the search box ,and all albums will come up ! Or you can browse the albums ! Hope This helps ! )

Love 70s music? Visit http://www.thegreat70s.com
Video Description: A selection of video clips of Soft Rock Music from the 70s.

For a complete song list with artist and titles please visit the Great 70s website at the following link: http://www.thegreat70s.com/Song-List-70s-Soft-Rock.html

Links to iTunes are also available so you can download the songs.

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Bob marley, 2pac shakur, elvis, michael jackson, or someone else and why?

bob marley, he was creative and really smooth, i just love him.

“Virginia Plain” is a song written in 1972 by Bryan Ferry. It was recorded by his band Roxy Music and became their first single, backed with “The Numberer” (an instrumental composed by Andy Mackay). It became a Top 10 hit in the UK, peaking at #4.
The song was not present on the original UK LP version of the band’s debut, Roxy Music, and had not even been recorded when the album was released. After the success of the album in the UK, it was included on later reissues. In 1977, it was re-released as a single, together with “Pyjamarama”, originally the second Roxy Music single, to promote their Greatest Hits album, and reached #11.
“Virginia Plain” features bass guitarist Rik Kenton, who joined after Graham Simpson left the band. It begins with a deceptively quiet introduction, followed by an instant increase of volume as soon as the vocals come in on the first verse, this apparently being a deliberate ploy by Bryan Ferry to trap unwary radio and club DJs. The song was also notable at the time for its lack of chorus and for its synthesizer work by Brian Eno.
Former art student Ferry took the title “Virginia Plain” from one of his own paintings, featuring images of the cigarette brand of the same name and Warhol superstar Baby Jane Holzer. Holzer is also referenced in the lyric, “Baby Jane’s in Acapulco / We are flying down to Rio”.
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Roxy Music is an English art rock group founded in the early 1970s by art school graduate Bryan Ferry (vocals and keyboards). The other members are Phil Manzanera (guitars), Andy Mackay (saxophone and oboe) and Paul Thompson (drums and percussion). Former members include Brian Eno (synthesizer and “treatments”), and Eno’s replacement Eddie Jobson (synthesizer and violin). Extant from 1971 through 1983, they reunited for a concert tour in 2001, and have announced that they are recording a new album for a yet-to-be-confirmed release date.
Roxy Music attained mainstream popular and critical success in the UK and Europe through the 1970s and early 1980s, beginning with their Top 10 debut album, Roxy Music, in 1972.[1] The band proved to be a significant influence on the early English punk movement, as well as providing a model for many New Wave acts and the subsequent New Romantic and experimental electronic groups of the early 1980s. Ferry and co-founding member Eno have also had broadly influential solo careers, the latter emerging as one of the most significant record producers of the late 20th century, with credits including landmark albums by Devo, Talking Heads, U2 and Coldplay. Rolling Stone magazine ranked Roxy Music #98 on its “100 The Greatest Artists of All Time” list.

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i need ideas for my ipod. have any good artists?

well since you ask in the painting section…: Herman Brood and his Wild Romance (he’s a [dead] painter slash rock artist)

ambient music radio….plus a picture of a mountain
name of the track : Amber Ambient
name of the album : Vilthermurpher
name of the artist (track and album both) : .Info Overload
language : English
release country : Sweden
date : 1995
total tracks : 14
track number : 1

track list :

# 1. Amber ambient 05′ 00”
# 2. Running through a store 04′ 21”
# 3. Dark walls 04′ 20”
# 4. Psiwogg 04′ 53”
# 5. Vhalar 04′ 25”
# 6. Nictitatious flirt 05′ 04”
# 7. Stringent code 05′ 01”
# 8. Sweet insomnia 06′ 48”
# 9. Infinity 04′ 30”
# 10. Hot cave 04′ 56”
# 11. Happygolucky 04′ 56”
# 12. Helios 03′ 34”
# 13. Millitant veggies 04′ 48”
# 14. Vulvamatic 04′ 44

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“.InfO OverLoaD” started in 1984 as an audio testing ground with various electronic equipment. In 1986 it was clear that something could form out of the proto-soundscapes created in the early years. Continuing throughout the late 80ies the approach was to make short tracks to be used in computer games and finally in 1990 real sound equipment was bought and used to extend this idea. Having started the music approach from scratch by trying to understand harmonics and playing various instruments and combining the love of sound made progress slow paced and tedious. Finally in 1995 a collection of the best tracks to that date was set a side and polished into a final CD called “Vilthermurpher.” The original length of the CD was 18 tracks but it was abbreviated due to some of the tracks not being polished enough. The CD was first mastered in 1997. The material that did not fit on “Vilthermurpher” made it onto the next album “Brain Twister”. It was extended by 6 tracks that are fundamental to the albums concept in general. Albeit more harsh in its approach than “Vilthermurpher” it ups the ante in regards to the obstinate sequencing. A three year hiatus due to severe technical problems resulted in the “Brain Twister II” CD that is mostly generic techno and simple mixing and was released in 2000. After 10 years in the making and with many technical difficulties averted, at last a real second attempt to outdo “Vilthermurpher” was released as “Aeiriaoule” in 2006. The concept of the album is “free flight” and although not as polished as “Vilthermurpher” it sounds more” natural.” In 2006 there was yet another try to expand on the concept of “.InfO OverLoaD” and it resulted in “Mulieribus.” The approach was to create it as a live session with no retakes using an analog electric guitar and rock drums. This was to enhance the edge and harshness of the sound. It is quite different to previous material and darker. Continuing in 2006 a massive undertaking of sound restoration resulted in 9 private release CDs created with most soundscapes and sequences to date. These will stay private until remade from scratch or sound engineering software becomes available to resuscitate the works properly. Late in 2006 the concept of blending opera with industry was on the agenda. It was a result of listening in on the old proto-soundcape tapes and pure fun happening back in 1978-91. The original length of “Rappimummepoppep [Aria et Requiem Apocalypsis]” was over 120 minutes and was shortened to 80 minutes to fit on a single CD. After a while it was apparent that 80 minutes was too much and it was shortened to just above 50 minutes. The release was also cut in three parts to make it more palatable. The “Rappimummepoppep” concept is truest to form to what “.InfO OverLoaD” really is about and may not be as accessible as previous work. Early in 2007 the muse was particularly generous and it resulted in “Tranquilarium” and is a juxtaposition to “Vilthermurpher.” Much calmer in its approach than all previous releases and it contains an explosion of various sonic flavors with many melodies. Mid 2007 there was an urge to revisit old methods and forms. It resulted in Xrizetauria which is a portrayal of the musical journey so far. Partially a step back but mostly so that there can be progress. Late 2007 The progress is halted while the concept of Thumpanykah simmers through the veins. Thumpanykah is a foray into composition under panic and the frustration of getting older. Late summer 2008 and after some significant technical hurdles to remake old Amiga Musicraft & Sonix loops with today’s technology was finally finished. The concept of “Obstinatus Est” is that of obstinate drive. Musically very formulaic, partially for effect but also to re-live mid to late teen age years when these “compositions” were made. It was soon followed with a more jittery and nerve laden release of “Gastroditune” that is the companion part of the “Amiga R.I.P.” duo that these two releases are about.

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Kanye west tupac 50 cent greenday jay-z B.I.G. Mary J. Blige lil’ kim bow wow or nelly?

2Pac he sold the most albums and all his songs are true. And you want to hear noise listen to rock that’s noise not music. And he’s the best artist and rapper so no one is gonna ever sell the most albums compared to him. So 2Pac is the best artist. Greenday sucks and so does Lil ‘ Kim. And rap is better rock destroys your ear drums and makes you go deaf, people who love it should know that rap is better in every way but don’t want to admit it.

Celine Dion
Tea Party
Avril Lavigne
Shania Twain
Billy Talent
Three days grace
Rush
Blue Rodeo
Evanscene
Black Eyed Peas
Bryan Adams
Alexisonfire
illscarlette
Our Lady Peace
Metric
dragonette
simple plan
faber driver
michael bubl’e
Sam Roberts
KD Lang
The Tragically Hip
Barenaked Ladies
Steppenwolf
Fingereleven
Alannah Myles
Sarah McLachlan
Neil Young

who else? lol Proud canadian

Triumph
April Wine
Saga
Max Webster
Kim Mitchell

p.s. Rush is my favorite!

List of winners here:

_ Choice Movie Action Adventure: “X-Men Origins: Wolverine.”
_ Choice Movie Drama: “Twilight.”
_ Choice Movie Bromantic Comedy: “Marley & Me.”
_ Choice Movie Comedy: “Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian.”
_ Choice Movie Chick Flick: “27 Dresses.”
_ Choice Movie Horror/Thriller: “Friday the 13th.”
_ Choice Movie Music/Dance: “High School Musical 3: Senior Year.”
_ Choice Movie Hissy Fit: Miley Cyrus, “Hannah Montana: The Movie.”
_ Choice Movie Actor Drama: Robert Pattinson, “Twilight.”
_ Choice Movie Actress Drama: Kristen Stewart, “Twilight.”
_ Choice Movie Actor Action Adventure: Hugh Jackman, “X-Men Origins: Wolverine.”
_ Choice Movie Actress Action Adventure: Jordana Brewster, “Fast & Furious.”
_ Choice Movie Actor Comedy: Zac Efron, “17 Again.”
_ Choice Movie Actress Comedy: Anne Hathaway, “Bride Wars.”
_ Choice Movie Actress Music/Dance: Miley Cyrus, “Hannah Montana: The Movie.”
_ Choice Movie Actor Music/Dance: Zac Efron, “High School Musical 3: Senior Year.”
_ Choice Movie Villain: Cam Gigandet, “Twilight.”
_ Choice Movie Fresh Face Female: Ashley Greene, “Twilight.”
_ Choice Movie Fresh Face Male: Taylor Lautner, “Twilight.”
_ Choice Movie Liplock: Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, “Twilight.”
_ Choice Movie Rumble: Robert Pattinson vs. Cam Gigandet, “Twilight.”
_ Choice Movie Rockstar Moment: Zac Efron, “17 Again.”
_ Choice Summer Movie Drama: “My Sister’s Keeper.”
_ Choice Summer Movie Comedy: “Up.”
_ Choice Summer Movie Romance: “The Proposal.”
_ Choice Summer Movie Action Adventure: “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.”
_ Choice Summer Movie Star Male: Shia LaBeouf, “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.”
_ Choice Summer Movie Star Female: Megan Fox, “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.”
_ Choice TV Show Drama: “Gossip Girl.”
_ Choice TV Show Action Adventure: “Heroes.”
_ Choice TV Show Comedy: “Hannah Montana.”
_ Choice TV Animated Show: “SpongeBob SquarePants.”
_ Choice TV Reality: “The Hills.”
_ Choice TV Reality Competition: “American Idol.”
_ Choice TV Actor Drama: Chace Crawford, “Gossip Girl.”
_ Choice TV Actress Drama: Leighton Meester, “Gossip Girl.”
_ Choice TV Actor Action Adventure: Tom Welling, “Smallville.”
_ Choice TV Actress Action Adventure: Hayden Panettiere, “Heroes.”
_ Choice TV Actor Comedy: Jonas Brothers, “Jonas.”
_ Choice TV Actress Comedy: Miley Cyrus, “Hannah Montana.”
_ Choice TV Breakout Show: “Jonas.”
_ Choice TV Breakout Star Female: Demi Lovato, “Sonny with a Chance.”
_ Choice TV Breakout Star Male: Frankie Jonas, “Jonas.”
_ Choice TV Male Reality/Variety Star: Adam Lambert, “American Idol.”
_ Choice TV Female Reality/Variety Star: Lauren Conrad, “The Hills.”
_ Choice TV Villain: Ed Westwick, “Gossip Girl.”
_ Choice Fab-u-lous: Jay Alexander, “America’s Next Top Model.”
_ Choice TV Sidekick: Emily Osment, “Hannah Montana.”
_ Choice TV Late Night Show: “Chelsea Lately.”
_ Choice TV Parental Unit: Billy Ray Cyrus, “Hannah Montana.”
_ Choice Summer TV Show: “Princess Protection Program.”
_ Choice Summer TV Star Female: Selena Gomez, “Princess Protection Program.”
_ Choice Summer TV Star Male: Daren Kagasoff, “The Secret Life of the American Teenager.”
_ Choice Music Single: Miley Cyrus, “The Climb.”
_ Choice Music Hook-Up: Lady Ga Ga and Colby O’Donis, “Just Dance.”
_ Choice Music Male Artist: Jason Mraz.
_ Choice Music Female Artist: Taylor Swift.
_ Choice Music Rap Artist: Kanye West.
_ Choice Music R&B Artist: Beyonce.
_ Choice Music Rock Group: Paramore.
_ Choice Music Breakout Artist: David Archuleta.
_ Choice Music Love Song: David Archuleta, “Crush.”
_ Choice Music R&B Track: Beyonce, “Single Ladies.”
_ Choice Music Rap/Hip-Hop Track: Black Eyed Peas, “Boom Boom Pow.”
_ Choice Music Rock Track: Paramore, “Decode.”
_ Choice Music Album Male Artist: Jason Mraz, “We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things.”
_ Choice Music Album Female Artist: Taylor Swift, “Fearless.”
_ Choice Music Soundtrack: “Twilight.”
_ Choice Music Tour: Demi Lovato and David Archuleta.
_ Choice Summer Song: Jonas Brothers and Miley Cyrus, “Before the Storm.”
_ Choice Male Athlete: David Beckham.
_ Choice Female Athlete: Shawn Johnson.
_ Choice Male Action Sports Athlete: Ryan Sheckler.
_ Choice Female Action Sports Athlete: Stephanie Gilmore.
_ Choice Male Hottie: Robert Pattinson.
_ Choice Female Hottie: Megan Fox.
_ Choice Web Star: Fred.
_ Choice Red Carpet Fashion Icon Female: Selena Gomez.
_ Choice Red Carpet Fashion Icon Male: Jonas Brothers.
_ Choice Comedian: George Lopez.
_ Choice Celebrity Activist: Hayden Panettiere.
_ Choice Celebrity Pet: Bo, the Obamas’ dog.
_ Choice Video Game: “Rock Band 2.”
_ Choice Celebrity Baby: Honor Marie Warren, daughter of Jessica Alba and Cash Warren.
_ Choice Celebrity Dancer: Selena Gomez.
_ Choice Twit: Ellen DeGeneres.
_ Ultimate Choice Award: Britney Spears.

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I’m not looking for exact prices just a general Idea of what major artist are charging at the moment.

Thanks

For many years I performed in a national act opening for many A list bands and soloist. I found a way to get prices from showcases that are held in various sections of the U.S.
Take for instance the Rocky Mountain Showcase, held in Denver for all the years I was in, would have major acts get represented by agencies like William Morris agency. At these show cases large vendors like, State Fairs, Convention centers etc. would book the acts. Try getting some price quotes through talent agencies. GOOD LUCK and pull out the old pocket book….We weren’t cheap then and their not cheap now.