Schnedier Plan B

I thought it would be cool to have an album and call it Plan B because of the my name. Also , the title Plan B has a double meaning. When you’re doing business, you always need a Plan B. Most of the songs of this album were written during the Covid 19 Lockdown time. And because of that, we thought about releasing a digital album. The plan was to do this album with my band “The Goosebumps Bros“. This would be the first joint album that I produced with my band and the first digital only album. But things changed again, and there will also be a CD and vinyl release of the album. And this is another reason why we called it Plan B.

Plan B a hurricane of action, something reminiscent of Team Fortress 2. To start playing, do not need to pay and regestrirovatsya, all you need is to visit the site and click the big button START. Also there will be no regional restrictions, so for fights anyone can join.

Plan B is the eighth album by American rock band Huey Lewis and the News, released in 2001. This was the last album to feature founding member/guitarist Chris Hayes, who performed on the album but then left after work was completed. Hayes was replaced by Oakland-born guitarist Stef Burns (Alice Cooper, Vasco Rossi, Pablo Cruise, Y&T). It was also the last News album for Ron Stallings, who died in 2009.

Plan B is returning to music with the release of his fourth studio album Heaven Before All Hell Breaks Loose on 13.04.2018 via Atlantic Records.

For his return to Blue Note Records after a several year hiatus, Van Morrison is back to his soulful mix of rhythm and blues, jazz supplemented by horns, with a bit of rock, blues, and Celtic swing. Never an artist easy to pin down, Van continues to satisfy with a mix of his curmudgeonly (fully appropriate to me) lyrics about the money-hungry, greedy recording business, and his feeling of wanting to be left alone with the guarding of his privacy (“If In Money We Trust” “End of the Rainbow“ and “Educating Archie“) balanced by a sweet sentimentality for the early days of Rock and Roll, the 1950s, with a healthy dose of spirituality (“Pagan Heart,” “Retreat and View” and “Open the Door to Your Heart.”) Van is like your cool uncle, whose taste you respect, but you know you have to give him “his distance.”