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	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Remote Part [ECD] - Idlewild at Epinions.com
		The Remote Part starts out fine enough for what it is, but as the album progresses it wanes in intensity, intelligence, and purpose.
		Trudging through The Remote Part has been a chore for me. After owning the album for months now, I’ve only recently been able to concentrate for enough time to listen to the whole album.
		The Remote Part on the other hand is flawed—certainly it sounds good, but it also is absolutely derivative of every other damn “indie” rock artist out there.
	www.epinions.com /content_115111792260 (1284 words)

	Punknews.org Idlewild - The Remote Part
		Album closer 'In Remote Part/ Scottish Fiction' is another contender for Idlewild's best song and is easily one of the best songs I have ever, ever had the pleasure of hearing.
		Anyway, The Remote Part is quite simply the best album to EVER come out of Scotland.
		This album is a must have for true lovers of music.
	www.punknews.org /reviews.php?op=albumreview&id=2275 (867 words)

	Idlewild - The Remote Part - openingbands.com
		"The Remote Part" is a consistent album, having been a major success Europe, spawning four singles; "You Held the World in Your Arms," "Modern Way of Letting Go," "American English," and "Live in a Hiding Place;" with few weak points.
		On Idlewild's third album, The Remote Part, they display a comprehension of what it takes to make a distinctive, heartfelt album.
		The Remote Part is full of earnest lyrics and hummable melodies, but is equally driven by its sometimes biting and sometimes smooth guitars.
	www.openingbands.com /printerfriendly.race?ID=237 (614 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: The Remote Part [Import] [Enhanced]
		The Remote Part is the finest rock album released so far this year.
		Other songs that stand out are, 'Live in a hiding Place' and the last song on the album 'The Remote Part' which suitably closes the album.
		The Remote Part erupts into the melodic cacophony of guitars, synth and strings that is You Held the World in Your Arms - the first single and a blistering, standout, track.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000068PU9 (1588 words)

	M2M - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The duo produced 2 albums, Shades of Purple and The Big Room, and a Greatest Hits (post-humous decision by record label) under the band name M2M and a Norweigian Children's album under their respective names (informally "Hubba Bubba").
		M2M is used in telemetry, data collection, remote control, robotics, remote monitoring, status tracking, road traffic control, offsite diagnostics and maintenance, security systems, logistic services, fleet management, and telemedicine.
		An example of M2M technology might be a set of devices that monitor traffic in a city and communicate the information to the city's traffic lights in order to regulate the flow of traffic.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/M2M (1588 words)

	FileSharing Talk - Windows flaw could spawn DoS attacks
		The flaw affects the Windows Remote Desktop Service, which lets users access their Windows PC from a remote location.
		An attacker could remotely exploit the problem to crash a victim's PC in what's known as a denial-of-service attack, according to a posting on the Security Protocols Web site earlier this week.
		Microsoft knows of the security flaw and is working on a patch, a company representative said on Friday.
	www.filesharingtalk.com /vb3/printthread.php?t=98745 (1588 words)

	MediaPortal - The ultimate HTPC / mediacenter
		Fixed : a bug that would cause USBUIRT to load the remote values twice instead of the remote values and the tuner values.
		Fixed : When you now enter the Album view there will be 2 (or more) times the album 'unknown'.
		30-07-2004 my music : fixed : In album view - second level - sorting by album - artist is not sufficient.
	mediaportal.sourceforge.net /archive200407.html (2109 words)

	The Remote Part - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Remote Part released 2002 (see 2002 in music) is the fourth album by Scottish band Idlewild.
		Its much more commercial sound (when compared to previous releases) only ever aided it in becoming Idlewild's most successful album sales-wise yet.
		"In Remote Part/Scottish Fiction" - (Idlewild/Morgan) - 3:55
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Remote_Part (164 words)

	Idlewild - The Remote Part
		"In Remote Part/Scottish Fiction" is the last and strangest song on the album, with the second half of the lyrics not being sung by Idlewild at all, but rather being spoken by Scottish poet Edwin Morgan.
		The Remote Part, Idlewild's 2003 release, is as visually aesthetic as a Picasso.
		After listening to this album I wanted to frame it and hang it in my living room.
	www.stankygroove.com /albums/idlewild.html (377 words)

	Idlewild - The Remote Part (Parlophone) - Drawer B Review
		The Remote Part is an underdog for album of the year, especially in America where Idlewild has yet to make much of an impression, but, for those in the know, this is the shit.
		While The Remote Part lacks its predecessor’s youthful naivete and punkish spark, it reveals Idlewild flexing its vastly superior songwriting muscles.
		The Remote Part marches against the grain on several levels.
	www.drawerb.com /02/1030027007.htm (784 words)

	Idlewild: The Remote Part: Pitchfork Review
		The Remote Part might strip away a lot of the instrumental variety of their last take-home product, 100 Broken Windows, but even that album was pretty kiddie-pool shallow when it came to experimentalism.
		The Remote Part still makes it up to the sunny side of 5.0, however, if only because a good third of the album has been stuck in my head throughout the rigorous Mitchum listening analysis.
		Mainstream listening helmet or no, I have to admit that The Remote Part contains a lot of potential alt-rock hits, to these ears.
	pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/i/idlewild/remote-part.shtml (752 words)

	InternetEd Reviews: Idlewild- The Remote Part
		Anyway, despite the hit-and-miss poetic lyrical attempts, Idlewild’s The Remote Part is a good rock album driven by a very welcome multitude of guitar hooks.
		A constant barrage of guitar hooks saves the otherwise vocally bland “Stay The Same”, and “In Remote Part/Scottish Fiction” is a quirky alt-rock ballad with soft drumming and acoustic guitar playing (as well as a verse by poet Edwin Morgan) that rounds out the album.
		There are traces of big name influences like U2 and R.E.M. from time to time on The Remote Part, but overall Idlewild sticks to their own semi-new wave inspired sound.
	www.interneted.com /Reviewpages/idlewildremote.htm (280 words)

	Greatest Hits (The Offspring) : Hidden rehersals
		Choose the first Album by The Offspring, (Press enter once), then press left on your remote, which will highlight a hidden left arrow, press enter once more, and watch a small (about 10 minutes) rehersal clip from basically the starting days of Offspring
		Home > Music > Albums > Greatest Hits (The Offspring)
		The Offspring Greatest Video hits DVD, remote for your player
	www.eeggs.com /items/45600.html (132 words)

	THE HEADBANGERS BASEMENT
		To be honest there really isn't a bad track on the album this is another one of those album that you can put down the remote control and just kick back with a cool one and enjoy the tunes without having to worry about tonnes of filler getting in the way of a good time.
		Another great track on the album is Wet Velvet which at first seems like it maybe taking a bit of a shot at Alannah Myles' Black Velvet but none the less the track can stand on it's own and what a killer intro!
		Daisy Mae is another fantastic track off the album and one of my favorites.
	www.angelfire.com /ultra/headbangersbasement/stampede.html (132 words)

	Tangerine Dream - Exit - NuEra Entertainment
		The subject of the progamme was flight, and, for me, "Exit" was the album that helped my long love of TD music take flight.The pace in the tracks varies from fast highway-type stuff, as shown in "Network 23", to the hypnotically rhythmic "Remote Viewing".
		Its first track, "Kiev Mission" (which the label misspelled on the album), opens with explosions, sirenlike wails, and then, against a stark sonic backdrop, a whispered plea (a female voice speaking Russian) to end the threat of a "limited" nuclear war, a genuine and much-discussed danger at the time.
		Myself, I think this is the 2nd or 3rd weakest album from their years at Virgin reconrds (74-83).
	nuera.dinonet.net /Music/Details/B000002GXA.htm (1234 words)

	Il Postino
		The album's first side features poetry readings in a unique blend with music from the film directed by Michael Radford, director of THE POSTMAN (IL POSTINO), while the second side is devoted to Luis Bacalov's rich and melodic motion picture score.
		The story was inspired by an incident in the life of Pablo Neruda, who was forced into exile and granted sanctuary by the Italian government on a remote island off the southern coast of Italy.
		We are thrilled so many devoted Neruda fans shared our enthusiasm for the film and took time out of their hectic routines to create this Valentine to Pablo Neruda.
	hollywoodrecords.go.com /Soundtracks/IlPostino/IlPostinoPressM.html (264 words)

	BBC NEWS Entertainment Music Cult band Kasabian surge forward
		Kasabian moved into a remote farmhouse in Rutland to record their debut album, benefiting from its isolation but also managing to sneak in a few parties while they were there.
		Kasabian's self-titled album was released last September to widespread critical acclaim, its indie dance stance drawing comparisons to The Stone Roses, Primal Scream and The Happy Mondays.
		Kasabian's self-titled debut album was released in September
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/4164149.stm (583 words)

	Steves Digicams - Transcend USB 2.0 Digital Album - User Review
		Transcend Digital Album is a $359.99 portable data and image storage device, viewer and multimedia player.
		The included infrared remote control is used when the DA is connected to a TV set or video monitor.
		The Digital Album is not going to be putting much of a dent in iPod sales that's for sure.
	www.steves-digicams.com /2004_reviews/digital_album.html (2361 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Walk On - Boston at Epinions.com
		As for the rest of the album, it doesn't deviate from course much, the only 'real' ballad is 'Living For You', which is a very good song and the only one off of this album to garner any remote hint of radio airplay.
		Boston's 4th album, Walk On, would take even longer to complete, a full 8 years, and by that time Tom Scholz, guitarist, keyboardist, and producer, was the only man left from the original lineup, even golden-voiced vocalist Brad Delp lost paitence.
		But these albums are quite different, 'Amanda' set the stage for an album full of softer, introspective ballads, and 'I Need Your Love' delievers foresight into an album full of driving, up-beat rock that tries it's darndest to be reminiscent of Boston's first 2 albums.
	www.epinions.com /content_47389511300 (1047 words)

	Rolling Stone : The Baghdad Follies
		When I arrive in Baghdad in April, most American journalists are holed up in their rooms, reporting the war by remote: scanning the wires, working their cell phones, watching broadcasts of Al Jazeera.
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		There are allegedly some luscious date-palm groves south and west of Baghdad, but given the danger on the roads -- kidnappings; ambushes; and the poor man's land mine, the "improvised explosive device," or IED -- people aren't exactly spending a lot of time there.
	www.rollingstone.com /news/story/6186837/the_baghdad_follies (4602 words)

	Encyclopedia entries starting with AFT
		In the afterglow of a plasma, also known as remote plasma, the external electromagnetic fields that sustained the plasma glow are absent or insufficient to maintain the discharge.
		Afterglow (album)* a music album by Sarah McLachlan, released in 2003.* also a different music album by Crowded House released in 1999.
		Neil Young's third solo album was a coda of sorts to the first, most prolific stage of his career: after leaving Buffalo Springfield in late 1968 Young had recorded two solo albums and the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Déjà Vu album in..
	encycl.opentopia.com /A/AF/AFT (2957 words)

	Album Cover Finder 3.3.16 – Mac OS X – VersionTracker
		Album Cover Finder is the only software available that allows users to quickly and easily search for album cover artwork and reviews, provide remote iTunes control, and add images to digital music files.
		Album Cover Finder 3.3.16 has been tested with iTunes 6.0.1(3) and OSX 10.4.3.
		Drag and drop artwork from Album Cover Finder directly into iTunes to embed album covers in digital music files.
	www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/26184 (509 words)

	Album Cover Finder 3.4.11 – Mac OS X – VersionTracker
		Album Cover Finder is the only software available that allows users to quickly and easily search for album cover artwork and reviews, provide remote iTunes control, and add images to digital music files.
		Available for Apple OS X, Album Cover Finder offers a simple user interface for entering album and artist information.
		Drag and drop artwork from Album Cover Finder directly into iTunes to embed album covers in digital music files.
	www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/26184 (555 words)

	Remote Recording Company, Watermark Communications, Inc. Records Lakewood Live
		In May 2003, Watermark Communications, Inc. recorded the newly released inspirational Cover The Earth album at one of the largest and fastest growing churches in America, Lakewood Church in Houston, TX.
		The album was released worldwide in CD-ROM, DVD, CD-Trax and Digital Songbook by Integrity Records in October 2003.
		Recorded before an audience of nearly 9,000, Cindy Cruse-Ratcliff, led the energetic worship that was captured for the album produced by Israel Houghton and Aaron W. Lindsey.
	www.watermarkinc.net /lakewoodlive.html (555 words)

	ThinkQuest : Example Topic Categories
		One example is the Africa Foundation’s “telemedicine” project, in which U.S.-based doctors and dentists utilize streaming video on the Internet to provide virtual patient consultations and training sessions for medical personnel in remote African regions.
		The documentary, also called Buena Vista Social Club, was released to wide critical acclaim and helped spur millions of album sales worldwide.
		In 1996, producer and guitarist Ry Cooder gathered together a group of virtually unknown Cuban musicians to collaborate on an album of classic Latin big band music.
	www.thinkquest.org /oct03may04/examples.shtml (555 words)

	ThinkQuest : Example Topic Categories
		One example is the Africa Foundation’s “telemedicine” project, in which U.S.-based doctors and dentists utilize streaming video on the Internet to provide virtual patient consultations and training sessions for medical personnel in remote African regions.
		In 1996, producer and guitarist Ry Cooder gathered together a group of virtually unknown Cuban musicians to collaborate on an album of classic Latin big band music.
		The documentary, also called Buena Vista Social Club, was released to wide critical acclaim and helped spur millions of album sales worldwide.
	www.thinkquest.org /oct03may04/examples.shtml (555 words)

	Brainwashed - Home
		Performed live, this album sounds more like a ritual than a product; it is a distinct and meditative experience that pounds down the doors of the visceral and floods the extended world with a pure, white light.
		Although Sleep made at least one epic-length stoner metal anthem, Om tries to jump right for primordial spiritual minimalism, composing albums from 20 minute undulant bass and drum dirges, ridden by bassist Al Cisneros’ chant-singing of nonsense adjectives and Tolkienian compounds that are luckily not loud enough in the mix to rise into meaning.
		Michael Wells has been releasing music for two decades, first with Lee Newman under the guises of Greater Than One, Tricky Disco, GTO, Church of Extacy, and Technohead; and more recently as Signs of Chaos, S.O.L.O., and The Man. In 2004, he relocated to a remote area of Spain but continues to record music.
	www.brainwashed.com (1034 words)

	moratorium
		This Album shows numerous Photos that can be transferred via Spiral Waves between the area of each Charged Particle Ion Wave.
		These Plasma Waves have excelent Optical Properties, a key part in collecting various images for "Remote Viewing".
		Album 8 - Please do not view these photos first.
	www.msnusers.com /moratorium/pictures (315 words)

	DigitalMetal.com
		Miasma is faster, tighter and more noticeably hardcore/metalcore free than its overrated predecessor Unhallowed, but it will still be a target of the backlashers determined to hate everything that has even a remote European influence.
		“Novelty Crosses” initially hints at the album's first and needed mid paced respite, but the slower tempo is short-lived as BDM again careen into a blistering pace, but the artfully penned hangover track “Dave Goes to Hollywood” actually displays some control and restraint in larger quantities.
		Trevor Strnad is serviceable delivering his feverish screams and occasional bellows, but he really isn’t a dominating front man and bassist David Lock is barely part of BDM’s sound, as the guitars carry the album.
	www.digitalmetal.com /reviews.asp?cid=6692 (646 words)

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