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03:27
Violent Femmes - Blister in the Sun
The Violent Femmes est un groupe de musique rock américain fondé en 1980 à Milwaukee par Brian Ritchie et Victor DeLorenzo. En 1981 ils recontrent Gordon Gano et sortent leur premier album Violent Femmes en 1982. Gordon Gano a produit les deux premiers albums de Louise Attaque, groupe français se revendiquant directement de l'héritage des Violent Femmes. Membres du groupe Gordon Gano - Chant, Guitare (1982-Actuel) Brian Ritchie - Basse (1982-Actuel) Victor De Lorenzo - batterie (1982-1993, 2002-Actuel) Guy Hoffman - Batterie (1993-2002) Discographie The Violent Femmes (1982) Hallowed Ground (1984) Blind Leading the Naked (1986) 3 (1989) Debacle: The First Decade (1990) Why Do Birds Sing? (1991) Add It Up (1981-1993) (1993) New Times (1994) Rock!!!!! (1995) Viva! Wisconsin (1999) Freak Magnet (2000) Something's Wrong (2001) Permanent Record : The Very Best Of (2005)
03:42
War . Why Can't We Be Friends
CaptainFunkOnTheRADIO! http://www.radiobeton.com SATURDAY NIGHT http://www.myspace.com/captainfunkontheradio http://www.dailymotion.com/capitainfunkk http://captainfunk.kewego.fr "Une Autre Façon De Voir Le Funk!"
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05:13
Rage Against The Machine - Killing
"Killing in the Name" was the first single released by Rage Against the Machine from their eponymous album, and is one of the band's signature songs. On 31 August 1999, it was reissued together with two previously unreleased tracks, "Darkness of Greed" and "Clear the Lane". Note that the name is not "Killing in the Name Of", a common mistake due to the lyrics of the song. The lyrics allege that some members of law enforcement in the United States are also members of Ku Klux Klan: "Some of those that work forces are the same that burn crosses". Zack De La Rocha's tone suggests that racism in law enforcement is nothing new yet tantamount to government racism. The song's verses are built around the same few lines repeated several times, building up a crescendo. The last line has become rather notorious: "Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me!" shouted repeatedly, most likely referring to the oppressive KKK groups the song is aimed at, but also a message of rebellion to the American government as a whole.
03:41
Rage Against The Machine - Testify
The movie ran through me The glamour subdue me The tabloid untie me I'm empty please fill me Mister anchor assure me That Baghdad is burning Your voice it is so soothing That cunning mantra of killing I need you my witness To dress this up so bloodless To numb me and purge me now Of thoughts of blaming you Yes the car is our wheelchair My witness your coughing Oily silence mocks the legless Now traveling in coffins But on the corner The jury's sleepless We found your weakness And it's right outside your door Now testify With precision you feed me My witness I'm hungry Your temple it calms me So I can carry on My slaving sweating the skin right off my bones On a bed of fire I'm choking on the smoke that fills my home The wrecking ball rushing My witness your blushing The pipeline is gushing While here we lie in tombs While on the corner The jury's sleepless We found your weakness And it's right outside your door Now testify Mass graves for the pump and the price is set Who controls the past now controls the future Who controls the present now controls the past Who controls the past now controls the future Who controls the present now? Now testify
03:34
Drowning Pool - The Bodies Hit The Floor
Drowning Pool-Let The Bodies Hit The Floor Really good song : )
02:34
Van Halen - You Really Got Me
Almost all of the tracks on Van Halen have rightfully become radio staples, such as the scorching rockers "Runnin' With the Devil," "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love," "Jamie's Cryin'," "Atomic Punk," and "On Fire," while covers of "You Really Got Me" and "Ice Cream Man" remain awe-inspiring to this day. Van Halen proved to be the ultimate coming-of-age soundtrack to many a teenager since its release, resulting in sales of over ten million in the U.S. alone. Everyone on the planet should own a copy of this landmark release.
05:06
Outkast-Hey Ya
OutKast est un duo américain de hip-hop venu d'Atlanta, en Géorgie. Son style musical original était un mélange de Dirty South et de G-Funk ; depuis lors, le funk, la soul, la musique electronique, le rock, la poésie, le crunk, le jazz, ont été rajoutés au mélange. Le duo se compose d'André « André 3000 » Benjamin (autrefois connu sous le nom de « Dre ») et d'Antwan « Big Boi » Patton. OutKast est l'un des groupes de hip hop ayant le plus de succès, en ayant vendu plus de 20 millions de copies de ses six albums dont le fameux Speakerboxxx/The Love Below un double album contenant un album solo de chacun des membres du duo. Speakerboxxx/The Love Below est l'un des quatre albums de hip-hop à avoir jamais été certifié disque de diamant aux USA (soit plus de 10 millions d'unités). En dépit de leur succès commercial, ils ont maintenu une approche expérimentale dans leur musique et sont largement félicités pour leur originalité.
04:19
Lenny Kravitz - American Woman
Kravitz covered the song for the soundtrack of Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me. It was later included in the 1999 re-issue of his 5 album. Lenny said that he wanted to make a funkier version of the song, but ironically it did not feature any kind of snare drums, something common in funk songs, however, Kravitz argues that he has listened to old funk records that do not feature notable drums sounds. "American Woman" is the title track of Canadian band The Guess Who's 1970 album, American Woman.
