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Better Living Through Chemistry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The phrase "Better Living Through Chemistry" is a variant of a DuPont advertising slogan, "Better Things for Better Living...Through Chemistry." DuPont adopted it in 1939 and was their slogan until the 1980s when the "Through Chemistry" bit was dropped; in 1999 it was replaced by "The miracles of science". Better Living Through Chemistry is the name of the recreational drug related forum on textfile and BBS website totse.com. Song on the 2000 album R by Queens of the Stone Age. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Better_Living_Through_Chemistry   (314 words)

CSULB Online 49er: v8n96: The Living End marks new beginning After delving into serious, intricate, multi-layered arrangements for the album's middle tracks, The Living End closes things out with the rousing "Uncle Harry." Very much a throwback to the band's first album, the frantic Green Day-esque shout-along is reminiscent of the Clash minus the political awareness. If there was any justice left in the music industry, The Living End would be the punk band selling four million plus albums not that boy band with distorted guitars, Blink-182. The only truly disposable track on the album is "Astoria Paranoia," which fails to match the introspection of the rest of the album's tracks and the fervor of the band's earlier material. www.csulb.edu /~d49er/archives/2001/spring/diversions/v8n96-cd.shtml   (613 words)

The Living Forums Dissect the album, the latest video and all other things in TLE world The Living Forums welcomes our newest member Fippo making a total of 1530 registered members. The Living Forums has a total of 125048 posts (121117 replies to 3931 Topics) thelivingend.com.au /cgi-bin/ikonboard/ikonboard.cgi?...   (613 words)

Skinny Daily Post: Better Living Through Chemistry Eventually the depression I had got to the point where I needed better living through chemistry, but now with a combination of both, it’s a whole new world. One of the things that put me over the edge was a promising potential job offer that fell through right after I had returned home from the funeral back East. In fact, when I was at my highest weight, I was already ‘treating’ my depression, however inartfully, through the consumption of large quantities of fat and refined sugar. www.skinnydailypost.com /archives/2005_02_11_skinnydaily_archive.html   (1128 words)

Amazon.com: The Cure [ENHANCED]: Music Here's why; the album is fun to listen to and although the word cohesive means a lot of things to different people, let's use it as this - cohesion means having a core theme or elements to the music. I'm saying right now, this is one of the better albums the Cure has done in a long time and fits well as the successor album to Disintegration in terms of musical progression and coming to terms with who the Cure are. If I were to compare this album with any previous Cure album it would be 1985's The Head On The Door, which is one of my favorites. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00028HOFY?v=glance   (2134 words)

Shopper Grove : Popular Music : Living in the Material World If I was rating this album in comparision to "All Things", I would probably only give it one and 1/2 or 2 stars. After the break up of the Beatles, George Harrison wasted little time in releasing his classic double album "All Things Must Pass". Phil Spector only co-produced one track on "Living", but you can hear his influence on almost every track... www.shoppergrove.com /shop/shop-item_id-B00000AFVW-search_type-AsinSearch-locale-us.html   (2134 words)

Amazon.ca: Music: Living in the Material World Overall, Living In The Material World isn't quite up to the quality of its predecessor, All Things Must Pass, but it's an excellent album nonetheless. "Living in the material world" is his best work, since the masterpiece "All things must pass". Living In The Material World (1973.) George Harrison's second solo album. www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000008GEF   (2134 words)

www.myspace.com/livingthings Living Things will release their debut full-length album, Ahead of the Lions, Oct. 4, 2005, via Jive Records. Living Things are distinguished, in part, by their lyrics, written by Lillian, the band's chief provocateur. During the past two years, Living Things have crisscrossed the U.S. and Europe, opening for bands as diverse as Velvet Revolver and The Libertines, Melissa Auf der Maur and The Vines. www.myspace.com /livingthings   (1612 words)

George Harrison - Dark Horse: Music-Hills.com Having begun his solo career with a bang ("All Things Must Pass") and putting out a pretty good followup album ("Living In the Material World"), George eventually ran out of gas and spent most of the seventies putting out a series of inconsitent and fairly boring releases. Although it did not reach the #1 in the US, like his two previous albums ("All Thing Must Pass"; and "Living in the Material World"), it climbed as high as #4. The others are a yawn, with the possible exception of the depressing "So Sad." In short, George only had four decent songs here, which might have been better released as two singles instead of a whole album. www.music-hills.com /George-Harrison/Dark-Horse-B000008GED.htm   (1612 words)

Biography The album's title is taken from the story of Don Quixote, and his love of the woman he calls "Dulcinea." Don Quixote sees "Dulcinea" as a beautiful and wholesome vision­when in reality she is none of these things. One of the first things they did together was record the second album Bread and Circus for $650 in a humble 16-track home studio, which they sold at local stores and gigs, using the money to finance their second LP, Pale. They recorded their debut album in a cramped living room for a cost of $650, and later, as a condition for signing with Columbia Records, insisted on maintaining complete creative control. sprocket.sytes.net /toad/scrapbook/bio.html   (1612 words)

Amon Tobin - Free Music Downloads - MP3 Downloads - Download.com Music Although stylistically a logical follow up to Bricolage, it was also on this album where things starting taking a noticeable turn to a much darker output. Somewhere back in the mid-90's a fresh faced Brazilian ex-pat living in the UK decided he was going to put down his harmonica, pick up a sampler, and name himself after a Stephen King novel. I mean hell, it has a song on it which was inspired by Amon taking a piss on his neighbors bike after some domestic living dispute ("A Day In My Garden")...this was clearly no good vibes jazzy beats guy Ninja had signed. music.download.com /amontobin/3600-10541-100634006.html?tag=quickurl   (1612 words)

ANP V 2.0 You tried everything else, Monkey Man think hanging yourself from ceiling in living room is only way to find magic warp zone to heaven, where God wait with super-cool joystick with extra buttons that do really neat things that allow you to beat this game. Then Monkey Man get sidetracked, warn masses about N SYNC album that stinks up joint. They all excited, think big things for it, but where Monkey Man, they wonder. www.angrynakedpat.com /editorial/amm/week9.php   (1612 words)

lighthouse-2.4.txt I feel like the album speaks to a lot of these issues; God is a friend and God is real and you can be a living witness just by the things that you do and the things you say to people. The spiritual insight of her album is to present Jesus' message of love in the simplest form possible--tearing down the walls of self-destruction and low-esteem are the stepping stones to victory. The album's title is a fair indication of the contents. www.etext.org /Religious.Texts/Lighthouse/lighthouse-2.4.txt   (11706 words)

Blogcritics.org: Zeke - Til the Living End After a brief break-up, the band has reunited and is making another go at things with a new album on Relapse records. Zeke isn't reinventing the wheel with Til the Living End, but if you like old-fashioned hard rock, there are few bands working today that are better than them. As an added treat, the first edition of the album is currently being sold with a bonus DVD, which is chock full of extras. blogcritics.org /archives/2004/05/06/085902.php   (1431 words)

NoMoreLyrics   Ani Difranco > Living in Clip > Adam And Eve lyrics Ani Difranco lyrics Album: Living in Clip Adam And Eve lyrics NoMoreLyrics   Ani Difranco > Living in Clip > Adam And Eve lyrics So I let go of the ratio of things said to things heard www.nomorelyrics.net /song/41872.html   (1431 words)

Space Age Bachelor: Aphex Twin : Mad Musician or Investment Banker? "For that album," he says, "I was totally influenced by loads of things, cause I was living in a house with loads of my mates just listening to all this music all the times of the day. Richard D James Album is probably one of the best illustrations that we are living in an age of information overload. More recent recordings, like Richard D James Album and the Donkey Rhubard EP (featuring a collaboration with modern classical composer Philip Glass), featured a near perfect synthesis of easy listening, classical leanings, bratty techno, hyperactive drum'n'bass, and other madness. www.space-age-bachelor.com /features/99/aphex.htm   (6178 words)

theundertones.net "Dont Look Back" - HotPress 17-01-2001 I started using samplers a while back because It got to the point where things weren't going great in my personal life - my marriage was breaking up - and I just couldn't pick up the guitar- so I got more and more into this new area. The joyous punk pop of The Undertones and the spiky groove rock of That Petrol Emotion couldn't be further from the current musical direction of Damian O'Neill - who's recently completed an album for release on Alan McGee's Poptones label in the new year. I'm living in London with a new baby to bring up - Paul is in Dublin - the others are living in Derry and everyone has jobs - so even getting together to rehearse songs we already know Is like coordinating a military operation. theundertones.net /hp_20010117_2.htm   (361 words)

Jake Mathews :: Time After Time "I was considering the song 'Time After Time' for my first album, but it just didn't fit with the flow of things. Kicking it all off: "Time After Time," which Mathews confirms acted as the initial catalyst "It's a fun theme," says Mathews, who makes his home in Calgary "And it really set the pace for the rest of the album. Rock solid from start to finish, Time After Time earmarks the continuing journey of an artist destined for bigger and better things, hoping to entertain and touch everyone he can along the way. www.thecountrystage.com /artists/JakeMathews   (361 words)

Mudvayne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In their biggest album, L.D. "The overall theme of the album reflects and embodies ideas about the evolution of consciousness, transformation, and the risks involved in experimenting with things that can change a person's point of view, internally and externally," says drummer Spag. After the re-release of Kill I Oughta, now known as The Beginning of All Things To End, the band members changed their pseudonyms to the ones listed second in the parentheses. The songs ends with the a blackened life of the once living/growing baby. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mudvayne   (966 words)

Midtown Living Well Is The Best Revenge With a highly-regarded indie album behind them, Midtown is more than ready to take the next step with the release of their new Drive-Thru/MCA album, Living Well is the Best Revenge. Staying true to oneself and doing things for the right reasons have been Midtown's hallmark since their formative days as underclassmen at Rutgers. Save The World, Lose The Girl was released that February, and has to date sold over 50,000 copies as well as drawing rapt attention from fans, critics, and peers across the nation — correction - across the nation and across the globe. reviews.modernrock.com /1344   (1362 words)

Living Colour To my ears, Living Colour is one of the best things to happen to rock music since the early 70s. Anyway, Living Colour happened when avant-garde guitar virtuoso Vernon Reid decided to make some popular music, and while he was at it, to break down the color barrier that had reasserted itself in rock and roll shortly after the death of Jimi Hendrix. Living Colour's first serious studio effort after a decade, with Wimbish on bass again. www.warr.org /living.html   (1738 words)

Hank Snow MP3 Downloads - Hank Snow Music Downloads - Hank Snow Music Videos But it was in the year that Snow began recording albums again that things really got interesting for a number of reasons: first, his -- and Chet Atkins' -- choice in material for the period, and second, the variety of settings Snow found himself working in. Ultimately, the '60s proved to be fertile for Snow, more fertile than he could have imagined at the time, partially because he was frighteningly engaged in living it, and partially because he didn't experience the same chart success he had in the '50s, though it was by no means a failed run commercially. This is the third collection of Hank Snow's recordings issued by Bear Family, and covers a period not generally considered to encompass his biggest hit-making years (1958-1969, with some tracks from 1974 added for perverse measure). www.mp3.com /albums/98117/reviews.html   (666 words)

Jesusfreakhideout.com: Living Sacrifice, "Conceived in Fire" Review This album's main focus is on the problems that we face in daily life- war, suicide, failure, temptation, and other things that get in the way of our relationship with Christ- and how God helps us get through them. Despite this, the music can get repetitive, as Living Sacrifice repeats certain rhythms multiple times throughout the album. Living Sacrifice's hardcore style is balanced out by "Into Again," a calm instrumental song with clean, moving guitars. www.jesusfreakhideout.com /cdreviews/ConceivedInFire.asp   (274 words)

View topic - SOULFLY - PROPHECY The title track kicks things off with a 3-minute plus thrasher which harks back to the days of 'Roots', and as you listen it's this impression that will immediately hit you - that 'Prophecy' could be the natural follow-on to that ground-breaking album. The rest of the album is a mixed affair, with some really interesting tracks such as the metal-meets-ragga "Moses," the obligatory Chaos AD "Biotech" rip-off "Born Again Anarchist", a really boring Helmet "Meantime" cover and a really cheesy pseudo-flamenco "look-ma-we-can-play-our-instruments" track that would have real flamenco musicians laugh in amusement. 'Prophecy' is definitely one of the musical highlights of 2004, and without doubt an album that you'll come back to again and again. www.voivod.net /forum/viewtopic.php?t=2091   (693 words)

Album 40: Out of Control Her last episode was so long ago, album #27 to be precise, that it seems a little strange at first to hear from her as if Connie has been living with her all along. Connie's insistence on receiving some of the credit for the show wasn't out of character, and for most people would be a normal desire, so some of the immature things she does as a result are understandable. This album is another great album to return us to 'normal' Odyssey. www.aiohq.com /album/40.htm   (693 words)

Album Reviews If this album is any indication of what happens when Modest Mouse stays clean then let this be living proof that you don't need drugs to create a masterpiece. If this album is a forewarning of things to come from AOF, then we are all in for a treat... The album itself is less than twenty five minutes long and it seems like even less as you listen to it. www.bandattack.com /albumarchive.htm   (693 words)

Living Colour Album Reviews Vivid (Epic ’88) Rating: B+ Sadly, this band’s primary claim to fame was that they were a commercially successful (at least initially) African American hard rock band, which almost obscured the fact that they were damn good and that they always did things their way. This made their eventual commercial decline inevitable, but that was a few years later, as Vivid briefly made Living Colour one of the hippest bands around. Time’s Up (Epic ’90) Rating: B+ Once again Living Colour delivers a strong set of riff driven hard rock with expressive, angry lyrics seeking to raise consciousness about the African American experience. www.geocities.com /sfloman/livingcolour.html   (455 words)

Browse by Label: CITY SLANG (GERMANY) City Slang are releasing two albums simultaneously, a tribute album (not currently available for the US) and an artist album to salute a living legend. The new album fleshes out the sound and extends the dynamic boundaries, whilst maintaining Robin's traditional but effective approach of keeping things minimal, whether they be lyrically or musically. The new album sees To Rococo Rot at their most accessible, weaving intricate melodies amongst intimate sounds, whilst maintaining the trademark warmth and elegance that has always lain deep at the heart of their sound. www.forcedexposure.com /labels/city.slang.germany.html   (1518 words)

Ink 19 :: Living Sacrifice I was lucky enough to discuss things with Bruce of Living Sacrifice recently, and to get the straight poop on one of the most intriguing and "brutal" metal bands of recent years. My favorite Living Sacrifice album is The Hammering Process; it's nearly the perfect metal album, like Master Of Puppets good, seriously. Living Sacrifice are just as evil and violent as Venom, early Metallica, Black Sabbath, Slayer, and any other metal lords who rock in the name of the evil one; that's what makes Living Sacrifice all the more interesting: Living Sacrifice is a Christian band. www.ink19.com /issues/december2002/interviews/livingSacrifice.html   (1084 words)

Ninjatune Artists - Amon Tobin Although stylistically a logical follow up to 'Bricolage', it was also on this album where things starting taking a noticeable turn to a much darker output. Somewhere back in the mid-90's a fresh faced Brazilian ex-pat living in the UK decided he was going to put down his harmonica, pick up a sampler, and name himself after a Stephen King novel. The resulting album, Cujo's 'Adventures In Foam' (released on Ninebar records, later reissued on Ninja Tune) signaled Amon Tobin's entry into the world of music. www.ninjatune.net /ninja/artist.php?id=1   (1084 words)

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