Soldier - October 2011
English | True PDF | 100 pages | 19.6 Mb
Soldier Magazine - official monthly publication of the British Army, is produced by an in-house team and published by the Ministry of Defence. It strives to offer an effective means of communication aimed primarily at junior ranks but also of interest to all ranks of the British Army, cadets and the wider military community, including veterans and members of the public with an interest in military.
Rob Zombie - The Best Of Rob Zombie (2006) FLAC
EAC rip | 12 tracks | FLAC-tracks - Log - Cue | SCANS | Release: 2006 | 396 MB
Genre: Heavy metal, Industrial | Label: Geffen Records
The 20th Century Masters Millenium Collection offers up a nice helping of Rob Zombie's biggest tunes from both his solo efforts and his work in White Zombie in "The Best of Rob Zombie." For hardcore fans of Zombie, this is obviously not a necessary album. However, for people who only want a small collection of Zombie's radio hits (and a few from his films) for a discounted price, this disc fits the bill.
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Cellulare Magazine - Novembre 2011
Italian | PDF | 100 Pages | 107 Mb
Jane's Addiction - The Great Escape Artist (iTunes Deluxe Version) (2011)
Year Of Release: October 18, 2011 | Quality: iTunes - AAC 256 kbps | Size: 322.74 MB
Genre: Alternative Rock | Label: Capitol Records
Jane s Addiction never enjoyed quite the same success on this side of the pond as some of the other rockers who climbed out the LA scene of the mid-to-late-Eighties, but at their best, they had enough swagger and wit to give their sock-rocking contemporaries a run for their money.
Like the Chilis, they certainly had the chops, but while Anthony Kiedis has spent the past twenty years behaving like a bug-eyed gym bunny with personal space issues, Perry Farrell always managed to make it look effortless. Snake-hipped, stick thin and with more than a hint of the Bowies about him, he s a great American frontman, without even having to try. It s a pity, then, that much of The Great Escape Artist - the band s first outing since 2003 s Strays - is very hard work indeed.
Farrell comes across like a man in the midst of an identity crisis, flitting between juvenile boasts and wrong-headed takes on domestic bliss in the space of a song on the ponderous Splash A Little Water On It . It s probably telling that the only time he really sounds at home is when he s looking back on a time before fame ( I laid my bed out / On my back seat on Twisted Tales ). But that s only half the problem. The Great Escape Artist is one-paced, bloodless, and frequently blighted by Dave Navarro s ersatz Edge-isms. It s only on closing stomper Words Right Out Of My Mouth that they finally cut loose, but it s too little, too late.
