전설（legend） Jannabi

Air - 10 000Hz Legend (2001)
Electronica/Lounge | MP3 | CBR 256 kbps | 60:42 | 110 MB

Air are a French electronic band formed by Nicolas Godin and Jean Benoît Dunckel in 1995. Their name comes from the initials of "amour", "imagination" and "rêve" – French for "love", "imagination" and "dream" – which is reflected in the soft textures of their music. The atmospheric nature of their music has been in great demand from other sectors, including advertising for cars and jeans, video… 10 000 Hz Legend is their third album released in May 2001.On this album, tracks are longer and more electronic-oriented than on their previous records. These experimentations find the duo expanding their capacities and working with other artists including Beck and Buffalo Daughter.

Rupert Gregson-Williams - The Legend of Tarzan (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 2016
MP3 320 CBR kbps | Tracks: 22 + Digital Booklet | 01:11:30 | 173 Mb + 3% Recovery
Genre: Soundtrack | Label: Warner Bros

Music for the film "Tarzan. Legend." The story tells the story of John Clayton's fate after his return to the civilized world. It would seem that he has just started to get used to the turbulent life in London, but he still had to go back into the jungle. Something wrong is happening in the diamond mines in the distant Congo, to find out what the problem is necessary as soon as possible. Queen Victoria decided that the best way to cope with this task, John, pass for people in the world as the "ape-man".

Magenta announce that their first album since 2013’s The 27 Club will be titled We Are Legend - and will be out in April. It’s the band’s first studio album since 2013’s The 27 Club, with keyboardist and founding member Rob Reed checking in to say that fans could be in for a bit of a surprise when they hear the new material.

This double-CD set presents a real conundrum, on a lot of levels. For starters, on its face, 55 songs may well seem like overkill to the casual fan who only knows or remembers (or thinks they only remember) five or six big hits by Paul Revere & the Raiders. And there are more modest single-CD collections to be found on this band that seem less daunting. But as it turns out - for those who give this set a try - Paul Revere & the Raiders did have just enough hits, when coupled with a sufficient number of respected album tracks and B-sides, to sustain a double-CD set. And that goes double for anyone who likes plain old rock & roll - even when this band got ambitious and a little bit progressive and serious, they never lost sight of the value of a great beat and carefully placed vocal and instrumental hooks, and they were always fun…