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Taking Long

Taking Long

EDWARD SHARPE & The Magnetic Zeros ON THE ROAD!

West Was

West Was

How realistic is the merger between Mercy West and Seattle Grace on Grey's Anatomy?

I know most of the show is total rubbish, but I was just wondering how realistic the merger was? Do hospitals ever actually merge like that? And if it was Seattle Grace that ran out of money and its reputation, why did they get to stay and the other people had to come to them? And what about the hospital the Mercy West people are leaving, and all the equipment and beds and stuff - isn't that a huge financial loss? They are wasting an entire building and loads of equipment etc. - is this just total crap, or is there a good reason I'm just missing?

to be frank, who really cares, the most accurate thing you said was '' ...this is just total crap'', have you nothing better to distract you from reality?
to answer your question, grace and mercy are a comfortable mix, anatomy, grey or otherwise, has nothing to do with it.

How the west was won (aka The Macahans) Episode 2 part 6

Nothing But

Nothing But

Paul van Dyk - Nothing But You

Dimmu Borgir

Dimmu Borgir

The Best of Metal Band

Today the metal band seem seeking and only the few metal community who is still exist.but beside that there are so many the new metal band who comes up to the surface.but the metal band still authorized by the old metal band such as the Father of metal band METALLICA,nightwish,dimmu borgir,LAMB OF GOD and many more.the new metal band is hard to beat the old metal band,there is no answer why could be that.

But the metal band only develop in several countries especially in EUROPE and AMERICA. in ASIA there are several band who can also to fight to get the audience or listener.the most phenomenal band is nightwish the metal band from sweden,slayer and opeth.Nightwish has a women vocalist that in this years has awarded Swedish Metal Awards 2008 and opeth has great welcome for their new album with the tittle watershed.

As we know in Europe and metallica there are so many music metal festival that make the music metal can be develop so they born the best metal band each year.because they give the change to express the music and then they also can learn from the senior metal band how to make the best music metal.it is very different with the Asia who do not have the famous metal band.but recently I heard there is the metal band from japan who will perform in USA.I think in Asia and the other countries has the best metal band the differences is the do not have a change to perform they metal music.
so this is make sense why the only Europe and America countries who always reborn the best next metal band.

Dimmu Borgir - The Sacrilegious Scorn

Bob Seger

Bob Seger

Something I Said - Jeff "Boday" Christensen -- Premiere Guitarist

Something I Said - Jeff "Boday" Christensen

Dwight Hobbes - Twin Cities Daily Planet

 

Jeff "Boday" Christensen plays interesting guitar. Clean, inventive. Tasty. Always has.

Way back in the mid-90s, Christensen broke out in the Twin Cities with Stan Kipper, Chico Perez, and Joel "Family Man" Arpin as part of the seminal Twin Cities Afro-Cuban rock crew One World . He could rip off licks fiery as a furnace, lay down chicken-scratch funk, or simply lull you with finesse—depended on what the occasion called for. He played on Straight from the Sun and stayed around long enough to do shows with them when Jenny Sanford (now of Bella Diva) was in the group. Then he jumped ship to go solo. "It was hard," Christensen recalls, "because I loved the band. Stan and Chico and Joel...everybody who was in it. But I wanted to pursue this instrumental music thing. I always wanted to have my music on the radio, like the Ventures. I wanted to see if I could do it. I got noticed."

That isn't saying the half of it. He met with a program director at Cities 97 and brought along a demo of his first smooth-jazz CD Boday (now out of print). She hooked him up with a California connection—radio promoters All That Jazz Agency—and he hasn't stopped getting airplay since. Three albums later (Do You Know, French Vanilla, Butterfly Legs), he's on playlists all over America and is aired over syndicated Canadian outlet Café Jazz. He's done studio gigs for national television and radio; he's featured in ads for Adidas, Discover Card, and Best Buy. Working with the band Jesse Brad, he opened concerts for the likes of Bob Seger, Styx, and Cheap Trick. Here in the Twin Cities, he did session work for years at Prince's Paisley Park Studios.

Nowadays, he occupies himself with a recently developed project, a cover band with vocalist Danielle Zenner. He calls it "a jazz duo and a pop, rock, R&B band. We're all over the map." The idea is to take in some of what money corporations can't resist frittering away on entertainment in even these troubled times. "The band is a four-piece, with Danielle fronting. [She's] really steeped in the standards. Anything from ‘Summertime' to ‘Misty', all of them. And she can sing the Heart bag, can do her Aretha [Franklin] thing."

Highly recommended off Butterfly Legs are the rich original "Bright Nites" and a sterling rendition of Sade's "Hang On To Your Love." For Do You Know, Boday (that's the name he records under) went to hell with himself, knocking out a true tour de force. "Central Park," straight from the Wes Montgomery school of swinging sophisticato, is an irresistibly jaunty strut that will have you tapping and nodding along before you know it. For the bridge, Christensen caps things off nice with a judicious taste of funk. "Since I Met You (The Ebony Mix)" mesmerizes: a dark, beautiful turn on acoustic guitar. If you enjoy the best jazz has to offer, you are going to love listening to this album.

Even in the Twin Cities locale, which is known for musicians with monster chops, the guy is a standout.

Dwight Hobbes is a writer based in the Twin Cities. He contributes regularly to the Daily Planet.

 

Bob Seger - Turn the Page