The video's URL: http://youtu.be/CgF_ZKRAzi4
Sunday, 24 June 2012
Greek Sun Chasers feat. Ivan Baskakov - Falling Away
The video's URL: http://youtu.be/CgF_ZKRAzi4
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Philharmonic Society of Corfu- Easter in Corfu

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Tracks:
1) "Lohegrin" by R. Wagner
2) "Santa Filomena", marcia by R. Baragatti
3) "Marcia Sinfonica"
4) "Tannhauser" by R. Wagner
5) "Marcia Funebre" by I. Liberali
6) "Marcia Funebre O Ponos tis Manas" by D. Kafyris
7) "Adagio in Sol Minore" by T. Albinoni
8) "Amleto" by Fr. Faccio
Released in 2001
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Saturday, 28 February 2009
Depeche Mode - Wrong
Monday, 23 February 2009
New Prodigy album released today! Read my review of the album.

Today is the day I was waiting for so long! "Invaders Must Die" released under Prodigy's "Cooking Vinyl" label. It is their first album after 4 whole years (their last album was "Always Outnumbered, Always Outgunned". released in 2005). The album has eleven tracks. It is different in sound from the previous one, it is more old skool and ravy, just like their first two albums, "Experience" and "Music for the Jilted Generation". Obviously Liam has learned from his mistakes - most prodigy fans were disatisfied by the different sound of the previous album, we definately needed more phat beats, and voila! here they are at last! Let's move on my commentary on the album's tracks.
Invaders Must Die: The title track, was released as the first single off the album last December. It is rocky, for me it's like listening to Metallica on remix. Somewhere in the middle of the track you can hear the sample "We are the Prodigy!", just to remind us that the biggest electro/rave band is back. I like this track but it's not Prodigy enough.Omen: The second single of the album. Featuring lyrics sung by Keith and Maxim, it's a dynamic big beat. The song's main melodic line is being played by a triangle too (which is funny but sounds quite childish to my ears.) Overall, it's a descent track, but not the best of the album.
Thunder: Based on an old reggae tune, sounds like "Out Of Space" from the "Experience" album. But it's not sounding as old skool, a huge phat beat is tearing your speakers just after the refrain is introduced in the beginning of the song.
Colours: A crazy rave tune sung by Keith Flint. Sounds like the stuff from the "Fat of the Land", same phat beat, same off-the-tune vocals.
Take Me To The Hospital: One of my favourites! A really soundblasting phat beat is comming off from your speakers which reminds "Narayan" a bit. Keith and Maxim provide their characteristic vocals too. Brilliant!
Warriors Dance: If any track out of the album reminds you of "No Good", that's it! "Warriors Dance" is vocally based on an old house song (Sorry, I don't remember the title of it right now). It would be a huge hit if ever released as a single. It is catchy and it makes you want to dance.
Run With The Wolves: Descent track too, it features Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters on drums. It's quite heavy. Keith and Maxim sing so loud on it!
Omen Reprise: The shortest track of the album, I can't understand why this is included in the album and not in "Omen" single. As the name suggests, it's based on "Omen".
World's On Fire: Great track, quite ravy with Keith and Flint sing "The world, the world, the world's on fire!". It is a typical Prodigy track and the most "Always Outnumbered Always Outgunned" of all.
Piranha: Not a bad song, but also one of the weakest in my opinion.
Stand Up: The closing track is the most weird of the album. Actually it sounds like Primal Scream, too british and 90s sounding. Oh, it's an instrumental too. Sounds fun though, it's something different.
There is a limited deluxe edition of the album which has a bonus CD with four instrumentals: "Black Smoke", "Fighter Beat", "The Big Gun Down" and "Wild West". They are not a reason to buy the slightly overpriced edition, but if you are curious you can download them from the Internet. But: Buy this album, if you love the Prodigy! It worths every penny of it! Indeed, it is better than the previous one and one of their best. Bravo Liam! You didn't let us down this time! 5 out of 5 for you!
Tuesday, 17 February 2009
BrainSysteM - Etherovatis
Monday, 12 January 2009
The Prodigy "Invaders Must Die" cover artwork!

Invaders Must Die
Omen
Thunder
Colours
Take Me To The Hospital
Warriors Dance
Run With The Wolves
Omen (Reprise)
World's On Fire
Piranha
Stand Up
Thursday, 6 November 2008
A new Prodigy album is gonna be released!
Just read what some sites say:
From Wikipedia:
"Invaders must die" will be the title of the upcoming, fifth studio album by the electronic act The Prodigy. It will be released on March 2nd, 2009 on the band's new label, "Take Me to the Hospital" and distributed by Cooking Vinyl. It will be the first studio album released by the band since 2004's Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned and is the first Prodigy album since 1997's The Fat Of The Land to feature Liam Howlett, Keith Flint and Maxim. Details about the album were released November 4, through The Prodigy's newsletter and confirmed the same day by Liam on "The Zane show" on BBC Radio 1. The band have said that the album will go back to their "old-school but cutting edge" routes, and will feature collaborations with Dave Grohl and James Rushent. The album will be released as a CD, CD/DVD, Double Vinyl, Luxury 7 inch Vinyl box set and Digital Download.
To coincide with the release of the album, the band will embark on a nine date, UK arena tour, with support from Dizzee Rascal and Fight Like Apes.
The album will feature 11 tracks. Currently three titles are known:
From the Theprodigy.com:| New album to be released on March 2nd |
| It's the news we have all been waiting for. We can now tell you the new album is called "Invaders Must Die" and will be released on The Prodigy's imprint, Take Me To The Hospital, through Cooking Vinyl, on March 2nd. Liam Howlett, Keith Flint and Maxim all feature on the album, which is the first time since the release of Fat Of The Land in 1997. The result is back to their bone shaking best, a collision of old skool rave noise with the stratospheric limits of new technology. |
The Album's cover:

I can't wait till March!
