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Active Minds - You Can Close Your Eyes To The Horrors Of Reality... But They Won't Go Away!
Active Minds - The Lunatics Have Taken Over The Asylum
Active Minds - Recipe For Disaster
Active Minds/Umbrella Tribe - Split
Agathocles - No Use... (Hatred)
Agathocles/Autoritär - Split
Agathocles/Disreantiyouthhellbastardassmanx - Split
Agathocles/Grind Buto - Split
Agathocles/Malignant Tumour - Split
Agathocles/Monolith - Split
Agathocles/Morbid Organs Mutilation - Split
Agathocles/PP7 Gaftzeb & The Calypso Queerleaders - Split
Agathocles/Social Genocide - Split
Agathocles/Tinner - Split
Agents of Satan/No Less - Split
Alttari/Kadotus - Split
Angry youth/Frontlash - Split
Antabus/Hellshit - Split
Anti-Bofors - Anti-Bofors
Anti-Hero - Cosmonopolize
Aptorian Demon - Angst, Jammer Og Fortvilelse
Argue Damnation/Boycot - Split
Ashfall/Contrition/Miasmata - 3-Way Split
Aspected/Liquid Phase - Split
Assassination - Snipercrust
Assel - Assel
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This is an article in which I tried to bundle all the great losses of rock'n roll and modern music. That means all the musicians which are worldwide known and died at young age (before 51 years old). I tried to give a little information about the way they died. Most of the information I got from Wikipedia. When someone thinks I forgot an artist or that the information is incorrect... I'm open for new information.

The list is in order of age of dying
For the artists younger than 37 I'll recommend you Pt 1;
http://www.last.fm/user/thomas10/journal/2011/07/23/4i06tu_famous_dead_musiciansartists_and_causes_of_death_%28pt_1%2C_age_16-36%29

37
Lhasa de Sela (Lhasa) (1972-2010)
Following a 21-month-long battle with breast cancer, Lhasa died, age 37, on the evening of January 1, 2010, at her home in Montreal.
Rhett Forrester (Riot) (1956-1994)
Murdered. He was shot and killed in Atlanta, Georgia, after he refused to give up his vehicle in an attempted carjacking. The crime has not to date, been solved.
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How did you get into 29? Manu Chao

I heard his solo work while I was in Puerto Rico, and I already liked his former band Mano Negra

2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22? Franz Ferdinand

The Dark of the Matinee, loved the clip, very 80s, great song!

3. What's your favorite lyric by 33? The Human League

You were working as a waittress in a cocktail bar, that much is true...

4. How did you get into 49? Jamie Cullum

His cover of High & Dry, quite fun... Not a huge fan of the rest, still quite nice though. It is #49 of course...

5. How many albums by 13 do you own? Bad Manners

I used to have the first three on vinyl, now I have 7 of them, including the first three, as downloads. Still like them, silly!

6. What is your favorite song by 50? Eurythmics

Love Is A Stranger

7. Is there a song by 39 that makes you sad? Radiohead

LOL. There is hardly any of them that makes you happy, that's what I like. The saddest I think is No Surprises

8. What is your favorite song by 15? Duran Duran
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Under the Radar review: Legalize It/Equal Rights

Peter Tosh
The Wailers
Legalize It
Equal Rights

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGqrvn3q1oo

In 1972, Bob Marley came to London with the master tapes of Catch A Fire. He had hatched a plot with Chris Blackwell of Island Records to remix them for a world market; they were going to give the reggae a hint of rock. Chris thought it might help him sell more records to a white audience. Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer thought Bob and Chris might sell out their Jamaican roots. Only Bob knew that he was about to spread the news of Jah Rastafari world-wide!

http://2010.sensoria.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Chris-Blackwell-1.jpg

And so it was that a year later Bob returned, triumphant, on tour to the English capital, a year later. The original wailers had split, so it was a newly assembled backing band that accompanied him; ones who were more open to his new innovations. He had also brought his latest addition to the sound - the distinctive backing vocals of the I-Threes.

http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/300x300/51808671.jpg
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Greatest Musicians by Countries (147 Countries)

Greatest Films by Countries

350.Guns N'Roses-United States of America
351.Alice Cooper-United States of America
352.Patsy Cline-United States of America
353.The Everly Brothers-United States of America
354.Bill Monroe-United States of America
355.Louis Jordan-United States of America
356.Dave Brubeck-United States of America
357.Orlando Gibbons-England
358.Paul Hindemith-Germany
359.Wings-England
360.Boards of Canada-Scotland
361.Vladimir Horowitz-Ukraine
362.Derek And The Dominoes-United States of America
363.Michael Nyman-England
364.Benjamin Britten-England
365.Mississippi John Hurt-United States of America
366.Pablo Casals-Spain
367.Caetano Veloso-Brazil
368.Red Hot Chili Peppers-United States of America
369.Nancy Sinatra-United States of America
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IncomingAdventures – S/T (White /200)
Aficionado – Empty (White /200)
Balance and Composure – Acoustic (White /200)
Broadway Calls | Mixtapes – Vision Quest (White /200)
Departures – Teenage Haze (White /200)
Drug Church – S/T (White /200)
Early Graves – Red Horse (White /200)
Empire! Empire! (I Was a Lonely Estate) | Joie De Vivre – Split ( /250)
Lowtalker – The Marathon EP (White /200)
Major League – Hard Feelings (White /200)
Miserable | Grey Zine – Split ( /250)
Mixtapes – Even On The Worst Nights (White /200)
Mixtapes – Somewhere In Trinsic (White /200)
Mountain Man – Two (White /200)
Nathan Ellis – S/T (White /200)
No Trigger – Tycoon (White /200)
Pity Sex | Adventures – Split ( /250)
Self Defense Family | Meredith Hunter – Split ( /250)
Shook Ones | Death Is Not Glamorous – Split ( /250)
The Casket Lottery – Real Fear (White /200)
The Casket Lottery – The Door (White /200)
Tigers Jaw | Code Orange Kids | Self Defense Family | The World Is A Beautiful Place &…