Mp3 music: Rogue Traders

Artist: Rogue Traders: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Dance     Rogue Traders's discography:      Here Come the Drums    Year: 2006    Tracks: 12 Taking their name from the 1998 psychological dramatic event Rascal Trader, which featured Ewan McGregor, the electro-rock mathematical group Rogue Traders came together in the early 2000s with longtime friends and collaborators James Ash and Steve Davis. Both effected musicians met in 1989 spell DJing in London, and they achieved their biggest successes under the dance byname Union State. Upon the group's resettlement to Melbourne in 1992, "Out to Get You" and "Retrosexual" became outside hits for Union State. A decennary after, Ash and Davis' decision to reinvent themselves lED to the formation of Rogue Traders. The dance-tastic young contrive made its debut in 2003 with We Know What You're Up To, and commencement single "Demand You to Show Me" indisposed at numeral 16 on the ARIA Top 40 Club Chart. Second single "Give In to Me" wasn't almost as successful, merely Rogue Traders earned their biggest props with their cover remix of INXS' "Demand You Tonight." Retitled "One of My Kind," the strain charted at numeral ten in Australia and became a club strike across the U.K. Ash and Davis too went on to win an ARIA Award for Best Dance Single for "One of My Kind" before 2003 came to a close. Aussie soap starlet Natalie Bassingthwaighte united Rogue Traders' ranks in 2005. Best known for her enactment of Isabelle "Izzy" Hoyland on the long-running Australian scoop opera Neighbours, the same play that brought fame to Kylie Minogue and Natalie Imbruglia, Bassingthwaighte ab initio met Ash and Davis in wintertime 2004 when she auditioned for the group and her knavish, vampy performance was more than enough to work her frontwoman. Around this metre, Davis went behind the scenes to focus on Rogue Traders' songwriting. Tim Henwood (guitar) and Cam McGlinchey (drums) climbed on gameboard, complementary the card with Bassingthwaighte on vocals and Ash on keyboards. The young supergroup returned with a sophomore attempt entitled Here Come the Drums in 2005, and commencement single "Voodoo Child" became an outside golf club smash. With its duple guitar and drums attack and Bassingthwaighte's sulfurous vocals on elevation of samples from Elvis Costello's "Pump It Up," "Juju Child" earned a numeral four-spot spot on the Australian singles graph. Rogue Traders besides earned trey ARIA nominations for "Juju Child": Best Dance Release, Best Video, and Engineer of the Year. By December, Here Come the Drums went atomic number 78 depressed under and the Rogue Traders landed an orifice slot on Kelly Clarkson's Breakaway Tour. Here Come the Drums found its direction to the U.K. in July 2006.

Emmys honor memorable bons mots

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Some of television's most memorable lines will be celebrated at the sixtieth annual Primetime Emmy Awards on September 21.

The lines, which may include "Good night, John Boy" or "Live long and flourish," will be recited by such TV stars as Alec Baldwin, William Baldwin, Ricky Gervais, Kelsey Grammer, Heidi Klum, Denis Leary, Helen Mirren, Jeremy Piven, Doris Roberts, William Shatner, James Spader and Donald Trump during the ceremonial occasion, which pose from 8-11 p.m. ET on ABC.

"Celebrating the academy's 60th natal day will be an important part of this year's Emmy show, but we wanted to do it in a way that tied several generations of television's past to the present," executive producer Ken Ehrlich said.

/Hollywood Reporter

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Gordon Ramsay: 'I Nearly Died Filming TV Show'

Fiery TV chef Gordon Ramsay cheated death double after falling off a cliff and then intimately drowning in freezing cold water.

The foul-mouthed foodie was filming Channel 4's The F Word off Iceland when he slipped clambering downhearted a 280ft drop.

"I thought I was a goner," he tells British newspaper The Sun. "They say cats have club lives. I've had 12 already and I don't know how many more I'll have.

"They say cats have club lives. I've had 12 already and I don�t know how many more I'll have.

"I remember cerebration, 'Oh f***'. My boots and my waterproofs were dragging me down.

"I'm an extremely good swimmer, but I couldn't get to the surface. I was panicking and my lungs were filling with water.

"When I got to the top afterwards getting my boots cancelled I was dazed and my capitulum was all numb."

Father of four Gordon was pulled out by the TV crew after they threw him a rope to grab declare of -- but was too frightened to secernate his wife Tana.

"I didn't tell her at first," Gordon aforesaid. "I chickened out but she knew something was up. She was disorder and super p***** off. When I was underwater all I could think of was Tana and my kids. It wasn't until I was on the aeroplane home I realized what a come together call I'd had."

He was treated in his hotel for a nasty cut to his leg and later had a checkup at London's Cromwell Hospital.

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Laura Barton on the long wait for the 'new' Guns N' Roses album

The year 1993 was a time of such fresh-faced optimism: the world wide web was born, the European Union was formally established, Bill Clinton arrived in the White House and we all honestly believed that the next Guns N' Roses album would be with us any moment soon.

Fifteen years, a collection of live recordings and a greatest hits album have done little to remove the lingering disappointment of The Spaghetti Incident?, GN'R's last official album, a hotch-potch of punk and glam-rock covers. Still, for the band's devotees, there was always the sweet promise of their next full record of new material, Chinese Democracy, the recording of which began in 1994.

The years went by, line-ups changed, dates were set and missed, tours passed, haircuts altered and £6.5m of recording costs were allegedly spent. Dr Pepper promised a free can of pop to every American if GN'R could just see their way to releasing the album this year. But still no official release date.

Then, last week, nine of its tracks were leaked on the internet. The source has yet to be ascertained, but it began on an American blog, Antiquiet, where a poster named Skwerl uploaded the tracks claiming that they were both "mastered and finished". Six had been leaked before: Better, The Blues, the title track, Madagascar, IRS and There Was a Time.

This time, they were more polished, and there were three new songs, including Rhiad and the Bedouins, which Billboard magazine describes as "a pounding rocker with a trademark down-and-dirty main guitar riff and a flashy solo" and If the World, apparently a "blend of flamenco guitar, industrial synth tones, bluesy piano licks and Axl Rose at the top of his vocal register".

It is, though, hard to remain optimistic about an album that has taken 14 years, and marries flashy guitar solos, industrial synths, flamenco and blues. Other sources have spoken of the album's "grandiosity", while Rose himself has stated that Chinese Democracy is "a very complex record".

One is put in mind of the tale of the Emperor's New Clothes, so opulently described, but which ultimately transpired to not exist. With the record company still refusing to comment on a release date, let's hope that can of Dr Pepper is the only thing the band's patient fans miss out on.

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Patrick Swayze diagnosed with cancer

'Dirty Dancing' and 'Ghost' star Patrick Swayze has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
The 55-year-old actor is currently "responding well to treatment", according to a statement released by his publicist.
The statement dismissed previous media reports which suggested that the star only had weeks to live.
Swayze's physician, Dr George Fisher, said in a statement: "Patrick has a very limited amount of disease and he appears to be responding well to treatment."
"All of the reports stating the timeframe of his prognosis and his physical side effects are absolutely untrue. We are considerably more optimistic."
The statement also said that Swayze deeply appreciated the "outpouring of support and concern" he has received from the public.
The actor is best know for his roles as dance teacher Johnny in 'Dirty Dancing' and the deceased character Sam in 'Ghost'.

Paul McCartney asked to save kangaroos

Melbourne (ANI): Sir Paul McCartney has been asked by animal rights activists for monetary aid, to help relocate hundreds of kangaroos fated for culling in Canberra. The activists have revealed that they contacted the 65-year-old former Beatle, a member of British animal rights group Viva!, which is protesting against the planned cull of more than 400 kangaroos on Defence Department land. The contractors of the Defence Department have decided to cull the animals in response to the Federal Government's refusal to grant the estimated 3.5 million dollars for relocating them. However, the activists have countered the move by saying that the relocating costs would not be more than 750,000 dollars.

Ray Liotta cops to 'Youth in Revolt'

Michael Cera also in comedy based on C.D. Payne novels

Ray Liotta will get on Michael Cera's case in "Youth in Revolt," a Dimension Films comedy being directed by Miguel Arteta.


The movie is an adaptation of the popular novels by C.D. Payne that follows Nick Twisp, a smart, sexually obsessed teen living in a world of moronic adults.


Cera plays Twisp. Liotta will play a cop who is having an affair with Twisp's mom (Jean Smart). When that relationship goes sour, the cop gets his twisted revenge on the mom by going after Nick, who stands accused of arson.


Liotta has made a career of playing dramatic or gritty characters, though lately he seems to have found his funny bone -- he's shooting "Observe and Report" with Seth Rogen for Warner Bros. and will shoot "Youth" in July.


"It's not really a conscious choice," Liotta said about his new turn. "I'm doing them because they're interesting stories and they allow me to show a side that I haven't been able to show in a lot of other movies. I think it's funny I play these tough guys anyhow. Most of my friends that I grew up with really find it funny that I play those characters because I've never been in a fight my whole life."


Before audiences see Liotta in comedic form, however, they'll first see him opposite Harrison Ford and Sean Penn in Wayne Kramer's immigration thriller "Crossing Over" and with Jessica Alba in "Powder Blue."


Liotta is repped by WMA and Untitled.

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