 Artist: Team Sleep: mp3 download Genre(s): Indie Rock: Electronic Team Sleep's discography:  Team Sleep Year: 2005 Tracks: 15  Untitled-Unmastered Year: 2002 Tracks: 13 After the success of the Deftones' third record album, The White Pony, isaac Bashevis Singer Chino Moreno announced his intentions to rigging a new contrive and take time off from his ring. This project over up becoming Team Sleep, a dance band made up of vocalizer Moreno, turntablist DJ Crook, and guitar player Todd Wilkinson. Wilkinson was a childhood admirer of Moreno's, and in fact had ne'er played on an album before. The mathematical group tested to blending the moody heaviness of Moreno's early mathematical chemical group with the judicious beat generation of Massive Attack. They entered the studio toward the bum of 2001, working with manufacturing business Terry Date on their debut. Guest musicians such as ex-Hole bassist Melissa Auf Der Maur, Helium isaac Bashevis Singer Mary Timony, Mr. Bungle/Faith No More frontman Mike Patton, and several Deftones members as intimately contributed to the record album. The dance band took the music to the road during the recording, attempting to pulp out their heavy and gain some road ascertain with each other. Their self-titled debut lastly arrived in bounce 2005. |
Thursday 28 August 2008
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Monday 18 August 2008
Jackson Browne Files Grand Ol' Suit Against McCain
Jackson Browne is always up for a good protest.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer has refused to take it easy, suing GOP presidential candidate John McCain and the Republican National Committee for victimization his biggest hit, "Running on Empty," in an Obama-slamming hunting expedition ad without his permission.
Browne, a veritable fixture on the Democratic front, says that he's "incensed" by McCain's manipulation of the song, which falsely creates a perception that he endorses the Arizona senator's campaign, according to the copyright-infringement lawsuit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles.
He is seeking unspecified damages in addition to a permanent injunction blackball further use of goods and services of "Running on Empty" or whatever other Browne song.
"We ar confident that Jackson Browne will obtain in this lawsuit," the musician's lawyer, Lawrence Iser, said in a statement today. "Not only give birth Senator McCain and his agents plainly infringed Mr. Browne's right of first publication in 'Running on Empty,' but the Federal Courts have long held that the unauthorised use of a far-famed singer's voice in a commercial constitutes a false endorsement and a violation of the singer's right of publicity.
"In light of Jackson Browne's lifelong dedication to Democratic ideals and political candidates, the misapplication of Jackson Browne's endorsement is alone reprehensible, and I have no doubt that a jury will agree."
McCain's hoi polloi say, however, that the ire would be better directed (if at all) to the Ohio Republican Party, which produced the commercial in question.
We know, Browne's bivouac said.
"We have sued the Ohio Republican Party as well, and we have been informed and believe that McCain and his campaign were well aware of the ad," Iser told the Los Angeles Times' Top of the Ticket web log. "We are also informed and believe that the ad was broadcast on television in Ohio and Pennsylvania...The fact that it appears on the Internet means it also reaches an audience well beyond those states."
And this isn't even the first pop-culture issue that McCain has had this week, according to the Huffington Post. Mike Myers reportedly requested that the campaign charter down a Web ad that put-upon the "We're not worthy" clip from Wayne's World in dissing Obama's celebrity prowess.
Harkening bet on to the days when Bruce Springsteen wanted Ronald Reagan to quit exploitation "Born in the U.S.A." to tout his candidacy, Indiana-born rocker John Mellencamp, who says in Rolling Stone's a la mode issue that it bathroom be pretty strange organism the only left-winger for miles on his Indiana homestead, objected earlier this year to the McCain campaign playing "Our Country" and "Pink House" at events.
"Are you sure you want to use his music to promote Senator McCain's efforts?" read a letter sent by his spokesman to the military campaign. "Logic says that the facts might prove to be an embarrassment, were they to be circulated widely."
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