[pdf] Ivideosongs 90's Rock Season Two Mp4 (2008)

The World I Know: iVideosongs instructor Steve Rieck demonstrates the 12-string acoustic rhythm and electric part with its unique guitar solo.

Discovery Channel - GT Racer: Season Two Collection (2008)
HDTV | 1280x720 | .MKV/AVC @ 3170 Kbps | 3x~43min | Audio: English AC3 384 kbps, 6 channels | Subs: None | 3.27 GiB
Genre: Documentary

Historic racing is a worldwide, fast growing phenomenon where colorful characters live out their most sophisticated, car-crazed dreams. GT RACER takes the viewer literally inside the cars and onto the tracks. In Season II twelve idiosyncratic race teams give a peek at the most spectacular series of international classic racing, where the most beautiful classic racers ever built battle it out on the world's most glamorous racing circuits: Bizzarrinis, Ferraris, Jaguars, Morgans, Mustangs and Cobras race at the great circuits of Europe. The first episode, shot at the 2008 Le Mans Classic , takes a look at what it s like to race classic race cars day and night at the single most iconic tracks of all times - immortalized by none other than Steve McQueen himself.

Born To Be Wild: iVideosongs instructor Danny Grady shows you how to play the electric rhythm and lead fills from the song which inspired the heavy metal genre.

Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band - Season of Changes (2008) [Verve]
MP3 @320 -> 112 MB
FLAC+CUE+LOG -> 261 MB
Full HQ Artwork Scans -> 29 MB
© 2008 Verve | 001069602
Jazz / Modern Jazz / Fusion

The musical range of this group is vast, as are the influences that inform its individual members, but as a unit they sound like no one else. Their long-term working relationship has paid off handsomely here; these tunes are all bravely voiced and beautifully articulated compositions of modern jazz. (The word "modern" should be translated to mean "in the 2000s era" rather than as an empty signifier that denotes type or subgenre in this context.) These selections have been molded by many different styles of music from the American vernacular: from folk and gospel to pop and soul standards, from country and blues to the spiritual jazz of Coltrane and Strata East, and even rock. But there is no mistaking what Seasons of Changes is. Something this ambitious yet earthy, so sophisticated, yet accessible to virtually any set of ears, could only be jazz.

Although progressive rock's popularity peaked in the '70s, it continued to enjoy a cult following in the 21st century - and one of the noteworthy prog rock bands that came out of Europe in the 2000s was Sweden's Beardfish.
Sleeping in Traffic: Part One (2007) is Beardfish's third album, but the Swedish outfit's first for a major progressive rock record label, namely InsideOut. Even though the album went by rather unnoticed, prog rock fans should take note of it. Beardfish do not break new ground, but their take on the genre has a lot of balls and feeling. Blending an occasional Gentle Giant influence with a strong Genesis background and a deep-running blues basis, the group is particularly successful in the melody department, without devolving into ersatz melodic hard rock. In other words, these Swedes strike a very fine balance between prog complexity and sincere feeling…

Although progressive rock's popularity peaked in the '70s, it continued to enjoy a cult following in the 21st century - and one of the noteworthy prog rock bands that came out of Europe in the 2000s was Sweden's Beardfish.
Sleeping in Traffic: Part One (2007) is Beardfish's third album, but the Swedish outfit's first for a major progressive rock record label, namely InsideOut. Even though the album went by rather unnoticed, prog rock fans should take note of it. Beardfish do not break new ground, but their take on the genre has a lot of balls and feeling. Blending an occasional Gentle Giant influence with a strong Genesis background and a deep-running blues basis, the group is particularly successful in the melody department, without devolving into ersatz melodic hard rock. In other words, these Swedes strike a very fine balance between prog complexity and sincere feeling…