Copia was released in 2007 by ambient musician Matthew Cooper aka Eluvium.
If you’re into ambient music with beautiful piano passages checkout “Prelude For Time Feelers” and “Radio Ballet” from this album.
http://www.myspace.com/eluviumtaken (myspace page by a fan)
Copia features surreal artwork by artist Jeannie Paske from Portland, Oregon.
Holy Sh*t!!!!
Singapore looks like the only asian country in the tour list…..but i’ve read reports about him going to Japan & Indonesia as well?
Australian Singer/Guitarist gets her own PRS signature guitar!
PRS SE Orianthi Signature Main Features:
Orianthi on “PRS” & “Steve Vai”
After 27 years in the music business, Slash finally releases his own solo album!
The Slash album released on 31st March 2010, features several accomplished musicians including (in song order on the album):
1] “Ghost” -- Ian Astbury, vocalist of The Cult
2] “Crucify The Dead” – Ozzy Osbourne
3] “Beautiful Dangerous” – Fergie
4] “Back From Cali” -- Myles Kennedy, vocalist of Alterbridge
12] “Starlight” -- Myles Kennedy, vocalist of Alterbridge
5] “Promise” – Chris Cornell, ex-vocalist of Soundgarden, Audioslave
6] “By The Sword” – Andrew Stockdale, vocalist/guitarist of Wolfmother
7] “Gotten” – Adam Levine, vocalist/guitarist of Maroon 5
8] “Doctor Alibi” -- Lemmy Kilmister, vocalist/bassist of Motorhead
9] “Watch This” – Dave Grohl, vocalist/drummer of Foo Fighters, Them Crooked Vultures
Duff McKagan, bassist of Velvet Revolver
10] “I Hold On” – Kid Rock
11] “Nothing To Say” – M.Shadows, vocalist of Avenged Sevenfold
13] “Saint Is A Sinner Too” -- Rocco DeLuca
14] “We’re All Gonna Die” -- Iggy Pop
Japaneses Version] “Sahara” -- Koshi Inaba, vocalist of B’z
Australian Version] “Chains and Shackles” -- Nick Oliveri, Mondo Generator
Brazilian Version] “Baby Can’t Drive” – Alice Cooper & Nicole Scherzinger, Pussycat Dolls
itunes Version] “Mother Maria” – Beth Hart
My favorite tracks on the album:
- Ghost (Ian Astbury) Cool intro Riff..
- We’re All Gonna Die (Iggy Pop) “Pee on the ground & Jump around!”
- Baby Can’t Drive (Alice Cooper & Nicole Scherzinger) Classic SLASH!
Tracks you may skip:
- Crucify The Dead (Ozzy)
- Saint Is A Sinner Too (Rocco DeLuca)
- Chains and Shackles (Nick Oliveri)
- Sahara (Koshi Inaba)
“A Virgin And A Whore” is my favorite album from finnish melodic-death metal band Eternal Tears of Sorrow (ETOS).
It was their fourth album and it topped the Finnish Album Top 40 charts, ETOS disbanded after this album but reformed in 2005 and have since released 2 more albums…
What set this album apart from the rest is the mastery of keyboardist Pasi Hiltula and guitarist Antti Kokko (Kalmah), unfortunately both musicians left the band after recording this album.
Favorite Songs:
Aurora Borealis, Prophetian, Blood of Hatred
Megadeth Guitar Techs shares Megadeth’s rigs for their Rust In Peace 20th Anniversary Tour 2010.
Shadow is an electronic instrumental album released by ex-Luna Sea guitarist Inoran in the year 2008. The music is pretty straight electronic-dance kinda stuff, the only song I like in the album is “a symmetry”….sadly the rest are quite generic and forgettable…..
The thing that caught my attention is this black heart on white canvas album cover.…just Beautiful…
After slicing off the tip of one of his fingers guitarist Jeff Beck decided to up the insurance for his fingers to £7,000,000…….£700,000 for each finger.
Fortunately, surgeons managed to sew the severed fingertip back to his left index finger.
LOS ANGELES - HERB Ellis, the critically acclaimed jazz guitarist who played with such luminaries as Ella Fitzgerald and was once a member of the celebrated Oscar Peterson Trio, has died. He was 88.
Mitch Ellis, the musician's son, told The New York Times and Los Angeles Times that his father died Sunday of complications associated with Alzheimer's disease at his Los Angeles home.
Ellis, born in 1921 in Farmersville, Texas, was regarded as one of the finest jazz guitar soloists, mixing bebop with country twang in a career that spanned six decades.
He attracted the most notoriety performing with pianist Peterson and bassist Ray Brown in the Oscar Peterson Trio from 1953 to 1958. -- AP
