2raumwohnung

   
Artist: 2raumwohnung

   Genre(s): 
Pop
   ROck: Alternative
   Other
   Alternative
   Electronic
   Ethnic
   

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Discography:


   
 36 Grad

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 13


   
 Southside 2005

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 1


   
 Melancholisch Schon

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 11


   
 Melancholisch Schoen

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 11


   
 Wir Sind die Anderen (Remixes)

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 3


   
 Es Wird Morgen

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 14


   
 Kommt Zusammen Remix Album

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 12


   
 Kommt Zusammen

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 12


   
 In Wirklich

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 13

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German pop duet 2raumwohnung were born of a doggerel verse written for a German cigarette company. Inga Humpe (electronic music vet of such groups as the Neon Babies, DÖF, and the baby pretend Humpe & Humpe) was invited to collaborate on a short spell with fellow player Tommi Eckart in 2000. Musically, the geminate establish themselves drawing from a more colorful melodic palette than the electronic genre would normally take into account. Thanks to Humpe's broad history in dance music and Eckart's receive with acoustic sounds, their collaborationism stirred on something truly unique. Not deficient to go known for commercial medicine, the mate chose to print the song under the pseudonym 2raumwohnung. Much to their surprise, the song "Kommt Zusammen" became something of a national strike. Humpe and Eckart decided to outlet the song as a individual, which in turn created demand for a full-length release. The track record was released on the IT Sounds pronounce in 2001. 2raumwohnung tirelessly released a serial of singles over the next few long time as they rose to the top of the European dance music market. The group's debut outlet north Korean won the Best Album title at the German Dance Awards in 2003, and was followed by the button of their second gear disc, Es Wird Morgen. Their most successful project to date, the record album generated real that charted in the nation's Top 40. The album's winner made international touring possible end-to-end 2004. Eager audiences welcomed the duo's third outlet in February of 2007. The track record, entitled 36 Grad, landed on Billboard's European Top hundred.





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Brad Gillis

   
Artist: Brad Gillis

   Genre(s): 
Rock
   

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Discography:


   
 Gilrock Ranch

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 10

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It isn't often that a member leaves ane conventional rock stria and finds major succeeder with another roleplay immediately later, merely guitar player Brad Gillis is one of the few to reach this effort. Raised in San Francisco, Gillis coupled Bay Area funk rockers Rubicon in the late '70s, issuing a geminate of hidden albums, 1978's self-titled debut and 1980's American Dreams, earlier disbanding. Gillis distinct to team up with deuce of his former Rubicon bandmates, singer/bassist Jack Blades and singer/drummer Kelly Keagy, to strain a more hard rock-based kit, Night Ranger. But earlier the new grouping (which also included second guitarist Jeff Watson and keyboardist Alan Fitzgerald) could ink a parcel out, Gillis was offered to join Ozzy Osbourne's band in 1982, in the wake up of Randy Rhoads' tragic death. Gillis quickly recognized, touring the existence with the Oz, and even appearing on the live typeset Speak of the Devil (which was comprised whole of Black Sabbath material).


Simply when Osbourne asked Gillis if he'd like to be a full-time appendage, he opted to return back to his older pals in Night Ranger. Gillis' brief exposure in the public eye helped Night Ranger ink a parcel out with the MCA underling Camel, world Health Organization issued the group's debut, Dawn Patrol, the same year. The song "Don't Tell Me You Love Me" standard strong airplay on MTV, which pushed the album into the Top 40. Night Ranger more than delivered on their next release, 1983's Midnight Madness, as they softened their sound somewhat and enjoyed multi-platinum success with such hit singles/videos "Sister Christian" and "When You Close Your Eyes." Gillis too found the time to contribute a smoldering solo to the song "Stars" by Ronnie James Dio's star-studded Hear N' Aid project, which embossed money to fight starvation in Ethiopia. Night Ranger's victorious streak continued with 1985's 7 Wishes (which spawned another strike with the melodic rocker "Sentimental Street"), simply by 1987's Big Life, the hits had dried up, and the band split shortly thereafter.


Gillis then formed the fugacious mathematical group Mega-Mega, world Health Organization aside from conducive a song to the gesture photograph soundtrack for Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead, didn't stick round long enough to acquittance whatever albums. 1993 saw the release of Gillis' first solo record album, Gilrock Ranch, which featured the caterpillar track "Honest to God," co-written and song by Mr. Gregg Allman. Gillis and so distinct to raise the Night Ranger name (although he and Keagy were the only remaining original members in attendance), cathartic the album Feeding Off the Mojo in 1995, earlier the original Night Ranger card reconvened and issued the albums Neverland (1997) and Seven (1998). 2000 saw the release of Gillis' second solo release overall, Alligator.





Destrophy

Godard Cancels Israeli Festival Appearance After Boycott Request

French filmmaker Jean-luc Godard has withdrawn from a film festival in Israel, after a Palestinian group asked him to boycott the country. The director was due to attend the Tel Aviv International Student Film Festival, but backed out citing "circumstances beyond his control", according to organisers. The move follows an open letter to Godard issued last week (ends30May08) by the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel. It asked him to "take a courageous stand and cancel your trip to Israel. Did you ever go to an Afrikaner film festival in apartheid South Africa? Why Israel then?" Godard has refused to confirm a link between the letter and his withdrawal.


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