Barenaked Ladies (often abbreviated BNL) is a Canadian alternative rock band composed of Kevin Hearn, Ed Robertson, Steven Page, Tyler Stewart, and Jim Creeggan. They formed in 1988 in Scarborough, Ontario, a suburb of Toronto. Barenaked Ladies - Indie origins. The band's first tape, Buck Naked, released in 1989, was recorded in basements and bedrooms, and featured only Steve and Ed. Barenaked Lunch (also known as the Pink Tape) was released in 1990, and featured two new band mem ...

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Enya (1987) All music composed by Enya and Published by Aigle Music. Words for "I Want Tomorrow" and "Dan y Dwr" written by Roma Ryan Words for "The Celts", "March of the Celts", "Aldebaran" and "Deireadh an Tuath" written by Enya and Roma Ryan. Words to "St. Patrick" are traditional. (Aldebaran dedicated to Ridley Scott) Enya: Vocals, Piano, Juno 60, DX7, Emulator II and Kurtzweil Music arranged by Enya and Nicky Ryan. Recorded at BBC Enterprises Studio Woodlands, L ...

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Enya album, Enya album - Track listing, Enya album - Personnel, Enya album - Production, Enya album - Charts

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The album leads off with a blistering screed called "Bruise Violet": You got this thing that really makes me hot You got a lot & more when you get caught You got this thing that follows me around You fucking bitch I hope your insides rot [2] The "you" of this song has often been identified as Courtney Love of the band Hole, a former bandmate of B'jelland's with whom she had a well-publicized feud. However, the the song's theme of unbridled rage--often directed at a specifically female target--dominates the album in a w ...

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Fontanelle album, Fontanelle album - Lyrics, Fontanelle album - Track listing, Fontanelle album - Personnel

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Bronfman proceeded to a brief career in entertainment in the 1970s as a film and Broadway producer. The summer before his final year of high school, in 1972, he was a credited producer on the film, "The Blockhouse". Despite his inexperience, Bronfman's involvement was accepted because of his connections and access to financing. In return, he learned many of the tricks of the trade by watching his more experienced peers. In 1973, Bronfman began a songwriting career under the pseudonyms Junior Miles and Sam Roman. He often collaborated ...

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Edgar Bronfman Jr., Edgar Bronfman Jr. - Early life, Edgar Bronfman Jr. - Education, Edgar Bronfman Jr. - Career, Edgar Bronfman Jr. - Personal Life

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Richard Terfry was first exposed to rap music in the mid-1980s while listening to Halifax campus community radio station CKDU. CKDU broadcasts at only 33 watts, and Richard has said that he had to climb a tree in his yard in order to be able to hear the station's hip hop show on his cheap transistor radio. This lead to a fascination with hip hop. Richard taught himself how to rap, DJ, and produce records. He later hosted a hip-hop show on CKDU called "The Bassment" (later renamed "The Tr ...

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Buck 65, Buck 65 - Biography, Buck 65 - View of hip-hop, Buck 65 - Partial Discography, Buck 65 - Albums, Buck 65 - Singles

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The band was formed in 1986 with Todd Mohr on guitar and vocals, Brian Nevin drums and vocals and Rob Squires on bass and vocals. The trio had attended Columbine High School together and formed a band at the University of Colorado. The band soon built up a following in Denver and Boulder. They toured extensively throughout the Mountain States and west coast of the US in their van dubbed "the Colonel" which clocked up over 400,000 miles. In 1989, the band formed Big Records and released their first album Another Mayberry ...

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Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Big Head Todd and the Monsters - Band History, Big Head Todd and the Monsters - Lineup, Big Head Todd and the Monsters - Discography, Big Head Todd and the Monsters - Chart Success

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Japanese copyright law - Copy-protected CDs. Very soon, CDs will be copy-protected in Japan. Avex and Warner Music, Japan have already sold copy-protected CDs [The Japan Times Online, 21 December 2002; ibid. 3 April 2002]. Steven McClure, journalist for The Japan Times Online, and author of the latter, quoted article comments on this evolution with skepticism. He states: "Many people, though, say copy-protected (or copy-controlled) CDs go against the concept of "fair use" — which means the user sh ...

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Japanese copyright law, Japanese copyright law - Author's rights, Japanese copyright law - Applicability, Japanese copyright law - Moral rights, Japanese copyright law - Economic rights, Japanese copyright law - Neighboring rights, Japanese copyright law - Performers' rights, Japanese copyright law - Phonogram producers' rights, Japanese copyright law - Broadcasters' and wire diffusers' rights, Japanese copyright law - Exceptions, Japanese copyright law - Length of protection, Japanese copyright law - Recent movement, Japanese copyright law - Copy-protected CDs, Japanese copyright law - Compensation system for digital private recording, Japanese copyright law - Downloadable tunes for mobile phones, Japanese copyright law - Right of communication to the public, Japanese copyright law - Copyright management business law, Japanese copyright law - Right of transfer of ownership, Japanese copyright law - Right of presentation

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The band's first tape, Buck Naked, released in 1989, was recorded in basements and bedrooms, and featured only Steve and Ed. Barenaked Lunch (also known as the Pink Tape) was released in 1990, and featured two new band members, Andy and Jim Creeggan. Unfortunately, the tape was mastered incorrectly and plays too fast. As there were very few copies made of both, these tapes are now extremely rare. While Andy was on a trip to Ecuador, the band was lacking a percussionist. As such, Tyler Stewart took over ...

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Barenaked Ladies, Barenaked Ladies - Indie origins, Barenaked Ladies - 1990s, Barenaked Ladies - 2000s, Barenaked Ladies - Side Projects, Barenaked Ladies - Biography, Barenaked Ladies - Discography, Barenaked Ladies - Early albums, Barenaked Ladies - Primary album discography, Barenaked Ladies - Secondary album discography, Barenaked Ladies - Live albums, Barenaked Ladies - Songs recorded for compilation albums, Barenaked Ladies - Singles, Barenaked Ladies - DVD / Video Releases

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Behind the profanity of "冚家拎" lies a deeper message. Another popular song by LMF, "1127", is a tribute to Bruce Lee. The song encourages young Chinese to take pride of their rich Chinese ancestry, culture, and history, instead of pretending to be like the Other (Westerner). However, there may be some irony in that the group imitates a Western cultural form to advocate that Chinese youth should not imitate Western cul ...

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Lazy Mutha Fucka, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Controversy, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Culture, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Politics and society, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Television appearances, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Members, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Discography, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Albums

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Stefanie Sun was born on July 23, 1978 to Sng Yeow Hong (孙楊黃; Sng Iû-hông) and Sng Ee Kwai (孙燕佳; Sng Yì-koai). She has an elder sister by 3 years (孙燕佳 Sng Yì-kiah) and a younger sister by 6 years. (孙燕美; Sng Yì-bī). Stefanie studied in St Margaret's Secondary School, Raffles Girls' School and St Andrew's Junior College and later majored in marketing at Nanyang Technological University. She made her musical debut in June 2000 with the release of her first, self-titled album, Yan Zi (孙燕姿) under ...

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Stefanie Sun, Stefanie Sun - Overview, Stefanie Sun - Albums, Stefanie Sun - Awards

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This variation of the album was released by EMI subsidiary, Stateside Records, in November, 1970. Its opening track was "Cottonfields"; "Got To Know The Woman" and "Deirdre" were placed in inverse order on side 1. The contents of the individual tracks were unchanged. This tracklisting has been superseded with the regular Sunflower running order, now released worldwide. The original European track listing is: "Cottonfields" (Huddie Ledbetter) - 3:02 "Slip On Through" (Dennis Wilson) - 2:17 "This Whole Wor ...

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Sunflower album, Sunflower album - Track listing, Sunflower album - European track listing, Sunflower album - Singles, Sunflower album - The Last Capitol Album, Sunflower album - Add Some Music, Sunflower album - Sources

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Lead singer and main song-writer Sarah McLeod formed the band in late 1994 with guitarist (and her guitar teacher at the time) Chris Tennent, drummer Paul Berryman and bass player Stuart Rudd. They were originally called Hell's Kitchen before changing their name to The Superjesus on the eve of the 1994 Big Day Out in Adelaide. Says Paul Berryman of the name: "It was basically just a piss-take on commonly used words in the 90's. Like The Jesus and Mary Chain, 'Jesus Built My Hot Rod', Jesus Lizard, Jesus Jones; there's just heaps of Jesus' out there in the music world so we thought we would have that and ...

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The Superjesus, The Superjesus - History, The Superjesus - Band members Past & Present, The Superjesus - Discography, The Superjesus - Albums, The Superjesus - EPs and Singles

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Speak & Spell album - UK LP. "New Life" (3:43) "I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead" (2:14) "Puppets" (3:55) "Boys Say Go!" (3:03) "Nodisco" (4:11) "What's Your Name?" (2:41) "Photographic" (4:44) "Tora! Tora! Tora!" (4:34) "Big Muff" (4:20) "Any Second Now (Voices)" (2:35) "Just Can't Get Enough" (3:40) Speak & Spell album - US LP/CD. "New Life" (3:56) "Puppets ...

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Speak & Spell album, Speak & Spell album - Track listing, Speak & Spell album - UK LP, Speak & Spell album - US LP/CD, Speak & Spell album - UK CD with Bonus Tracks, Speak & Spell album - Singles, Speak & Spell album - Personnel

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13. "String Of Pearls" (Bonus Track on Japanese CD issue and USA pre-release promotional CD) Night & Day Big Band (Giant 24615) reached #90 in the US during a chart stay of 7 weeks. It did not chart in the UK. ...

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Night & Day Big Band, Night & Day Big Band - Track listing, Night & Day Big Band - Personnel

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The band started when Jorge González (bass and vocals), and Miguel Tapia (drums) decided to start their own band while still high school students. They were inexperienced but enthusiastic, after many practices and writing songs, they asked Claudio Narea if he would (guitar) with them, impressed with the music he accepted. Towards the early 80's they went through some name changes and before settling on "Los Prisioneros" they had the name "Los Vinchukas" as their original name. In 1983 they had played a number of local shows and thats when they met Carlos Fonseca, their future manager. Through him, they ...

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Los Prisioneros, Los Prisioneros - The Line Up, Los Prisioneros - Corazones/1990's Line up:, Los Prisioneros - Original line up 1980's/Reunion line up 2001-2003, Los Prisioneros - History, Los Prisioneros - Discography, Los Prisioneros - DVDs/Documentary

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Mastodon formed in 1999 when Brann Dailor and Bill Kelliher, former members of both Lethargy and Today is the Day, moved to Atlanta and met Troy Sanders and Brent Hinds, formerly of Four Hour Fogger, at a High on Fire show that Hinds put on in his basement. They recorded a demo in 2000 and immediately began touring, eventually signing with Relapse Records. Mastodon's first official release was 2001's Lifesblood; it was well received, but the band has since moved away from this release stylistically. Their first full-length albu ...

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Mastodon band, Mastodon band - Biography, Mastodon band - Discography, Mastodon band - Line-up

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Barenaked Ladies Jim Creeggan - electric guitar, vocals, double bass Kevin Hearn - mandolin, piano, accordion, keyboards, vocals, vibraphone Steven Page - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vocals Ed Robertson - acoustic guitar, bass, electric guitar, vocals Tyler Stewart - percussion, drums, vocals Additional personnel Michael Bublé - vocals Kelly Maureen McKenna - ...

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Barenaked for the Holidays, Barenaked for the Holidays - Track listing, Barenaked for the Holidays - Personnel, Barenaked for the Holidays - Production

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David rose to fame as the singer on the Artful Dodger's "Rewind" which reached number two in the UK in late 1999. David sent in a self written song called "I'm Ready" for a competition Damage was running, which was then used as a b-side on their top three hit "Wonderful Tonight". In 2000 he had a number one hit with "Fill Me In", which went on to become the 10th biggest selling single of the year 2000 in the UK. He then got another top 10 hit, being featured on another Artful Dodger song, also featuring Robbie Craig, called "Wo ...

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Craig David, Craig David - Childhood, Craig David - Career, Craig David - Discography, Craig David - Albums, Craig David - Singles, Craig David - Trivia

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In 1929, Decca Records (London) licensed record shop owner H.W. van Zoelen as a distributor in the Netherlands. By 1931, his company Hollandsche Decca Distributie (HDD) had become exclusive Decca distributor for all of the Netherlands and its colonies. Over the course of the 1930s, HDD put together its own facilities for A&R, recording and manufacture. HDD was doing good business during World War II, because of the absence of American and British competition. Van Zoelen wanted to sell to Philips so that HDD would have suitable backing when the compe ...

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PolyGram, PolyGram - Hollandsche Decca Distributie HDD 1929-1950, PolyGram - Philips Phonografische Industrie PPI 1950-1962, PolyGram - GPG and PolyGram 1962-1980, PolyGram - Reorganisation 1980-1998, PolyGram - External link

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Prior to the U.S.-Australia Free Trade Agreement, Australia used a "plus 50" rule for determining when a work will enter the public domain. Put simply, a "work" (ie a literary, dramatic, musical or artistic work) entered the public domain 50 years following the year of the creator's death, with exceptions. With the signing of the FTA in early 2005, copyright should now be understood as "plus 70", in line with the European Union and other regions. Similar to the foreign reciprocity clause in the European Union copyright law, the "plus ...

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Australian copyright law, Australian copyright law - Duration of copyright, Australian copyright law - Fair dealing, Australian copyright law - Moral rights, Australian copyright law - List of moral rights in Australia, Australian copyright law - Ownership of copyright, Australian copyright law - Government-owned copyright, Australian copyright law - Composite copyright, Australian copyright law - Copyright Tribunal, Australian copyright law - Timeline of Australian copyright law, Australian copyright law - List of some possible copyright-infringing actions in Australia, Australian copyright law - List of some possibly non-violating actions in Australia

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