Breed

Hailed as The Philippines' loudest rock band during the 90's, The Breed release their new album Against The Light Of Day!

“This album is a celebration of everything we thought we lost,” says Trombone Shorty. “It’s a celebration of all that we’ve been through and all that we’ve learned along the way. It’s a celebration of New Orleans.” Released twenty years to the day after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Crescent City, Second Line Sunday, the new collaboration from Trombone Shorty and New Breed Brass Band, is more than just a party; it’s a reflection on culture and tradition, on family and community, on survival and resilience. The songs here are steeped in the rich history and vibrant social fabric of New Orleans, and the performances are nothing short of ecstatic, fueled by raucous horns and intoxicating rhythms. The sequencing, meanwhile, is carefully curated to transport you into the heart of the action, tracing the emotional arc of a second line parade from its swaggering start to its funky, freewheeling finish. The result is a spiritual experience asmuch as it is an album, a joyous cultural travelogue that showcases some of modern New Orleans’ brightest stars paying homage to the scene that raised them, while at the same time pushing it forward with their own distinctive style and sound.

“This album is a celebration of everything we thought we lost,” says Trombone Shorty. “It’s a celebration of all that we’ve been through and all that we’ve learned along the way. It’s a celebration of New Orleans.” Released twenty years to the day after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Crescent City, Second Line Sunday, the new collaboration from Trombone Shorty and New Breed Brass Band, is more than just a party; it’s a reflection on culture and tradition, on family and community, on survival and resilience. The songs here are steeped in the rich history and vibrant social fabric of New Orleans, and the performances are nothing short of ecstatic, fueled by raucous horns and intoxicating rhythms. The sequencing, meanwhile, is carefully curated to transport you into the heart of the action, tracing the emotional arc of a second line parade from its swaggering start to its funky, freewheeling finish. The result is a spiritual experience asmuch as it is an album, a joyous cultural travelogue that showcases some of modern New Orleans’ brightest stars paying homage to the scene that raised them, while at the same time pushing it forward with their own distinctive style and sound.

Atmosphärisch, fesselnd, hocherotisch - tauchen Sie ein in Lara Adrians Welt der Vampire und lassen Sie sich verzaubern! Es gibt Bücher, die lassen nicht eher los, bis die letzte Seite verschlungen ist. "Midnight Breed" ist so ein Buch, das alles vereint, was das Herz der Fans höher schlagen lässt. Lara Adrian erzeugt jenen Einsaugeffekt in eine düstere Welt, den bislang nur die Besten des Genres hervorgebracht haben.

Strong Language, Violence Copy Protection: StarForce software protection technology contained in one or more versions of this game. Breed makes a horrible first impression. This singleplayer scifi shooter takes so outrageously long to load that it should ship with an alarm clock to wake you up when its finally ready. Breed then makes many more bad impressions once you actually get to play it.

The entire 1969 'Feelin' Glad' album on CD for the first time ever. Also included are all the mono single mixes-many of which sound noticeably different to their stereo counterparts. Plus eight additional tracks constituting the entire released output of The New Breed. The deluxe Digipak package includes a 24-page, full- colour booklet, jam packed with rare photos and extensive liner notes featuring the full participation of the band. Re-issue produced, annotated, and designed by Steve Stanley. In the mid 60s, the "Beatles of Sacramento" could only mean one band: The New Breed. The quartet (future Poco and Eagles member Timothy B. Schmit, Ron Floegel, Tom Phillips, and George Hullin) had an impressive live repertoire and vocal prowess that dusted their rivals. As the decade progressed, the band evolved with the times, changed their name to Glad, and cut an ambitious, psychedelic-tinged LP in Hollywood with producer Eirik Wangberg-later to be nicknamed "Eirik the Norwegian" by Paul McCartney when they worked together on 'Ram'.

Dying Breed interweaves the two most fascinating icons of Tasmanian history: the extinct Tasmanian tiger and "The Pieman" (aka Alexander Pearce) who was hanged for cannibalism in 1824. Against all odds, Pearce escaped from the most feared penal settlement of the British Empire - Sarah Island - and disappeared into the impenetrable forests of Western Tasmania. Seven convicts escaped with him, yet Pearce was the only one that emerged… along with chunks of human flesh in his pockets. The legend of Pearce was born…..