quinta-feira, 8 de abril de 2010

Tiesto - Magikal Journey (The Hits Collection 1998 - 2008)



Disc: 1
01. Flight 643 (Radio Edit)
02. Suburban Train (Radio Edit)
03. Lethal Industry (Radio Edit)
04. In My Memory (Edit)
05. Traffic (Radio Edit)
06. Love Comes Again (Radio Edit)
07. Just Be (Radio Edit)
08. Adagio For Strings (Radio Edit)
09. Dance4Life (Radio Edit)
10. In The Dark (Radio Edit)
11. Break My Fall (Radio Edit)
12. Elements Of Life (Radio Edit - Live From Copenhagen)
13. Obsession (Edit)
14. 643 (Love's On Fire) (Radio Edit)
15. Goldrush (Edit)
16. Forever Today (Edit)
17. Magikal Circus (Edit)

Disc: 2
01. In The Dark (Tiësto 2010 Remix)
02. In My Memory (Tiësto Remix)
03. Just Be (Tiësto Remix)
04. Lethal Industry (Hardwell Remix)
05. In The Dark (Shiny Toy Guns Remix)
06. Carpe Noctum (Spencer & Hill Remix)
07. Everything (Andrew Bennett Remix)
08. Elements Of Life (Airbase Remix)
09. Traffic (Richard Durand Remix)
10. Flight 643 (Laidback Luke Remix)
11. Suburban Train (Sean Tyas Remix)
12. Love Comes Again (Myon & Shane 54 Remix)
The full versions of Magikal Circus and Goldrush will be made available on iTunes and all digital download portals

Pre-order:
http://tinyurl.com/yjl5ovz

quarta-feira, 7 de abril de 2010

domingo, 21 de fevereiro de 2010

Google Denies Sales of Alex Jones New Film

Alex Jones kicks Google for not allowing him to sell his new film about president Obama. He gives some insight on Google's undercover operations.

quinta-feira, 21 de janeiro de 2010

Seven Crimes That Will Get You a Smaller Fine than File-Sharing



Thinking about file-sharing? Don't. You'll get fined, and crime doesn't pay (unless you rob banks and/or armored cars, then it pays very well). Take it from Jammie Thomas, who was fined $2 million for downloading 24 songs, or anyone else who tried to fight the RIAA.

Instead, try another crime, because plenty of them draw far lighter penalties than downloading Jason Mraz's latest. Thanks to the Mechanics blog at Gapers Block, here are seven crimes that will get you smaller fines than file-sharing:

1. Child abduction: the fine is only like $25000.
2. Stealing the actual CD: the fine is $2,500
3. Rob your neighbor: the fine is $375,000
4. Burn a house down: The fine is just over $375,000
5. Stalk someone: The fine is $175,000
6. Start a dogfighting ring: the fine is $50,000
7. Murder someone: The maximum penalty is only $25,000 and 15 years in jail, and depending on your yearly salary, would probably be far slighter a penalty that $2 million.

Seriously, murdering someone will result in a lighter overall penalty than downloading a bunch of songs and getting caught. Granted, you don't get shivved in the showers at home, but still.
 From: Prefix

sexta-feira, 8 de janeiro de 2010

domingo, 3 de janeiro de 2010

33 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out To Be True

If you still think all conspiracy theorists are crazy you can start by reading this.

Then take some time to watch the videos at the Zeitgeist Movement.

Just open your mind! 

ANTM Contestant Tries To Spread The Truth



Monique talking about the Rockefellers and the truth about Pearl Harbour. Not suprsingly, she didn't make the final 13. She didn't even make the final 21.

Which is weird coz they made a promo of her:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRTPpp...

In the promo, she says she believes 9/11 was an inside job. Interestingly, that was cut out of the actual episode.

BTW: Happy New Year!