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Kylie Minogue Live In New York (DVD) Megaupload

Kylie Minogue - Live in new York (DVD) Megaupload

RAR in 14 parts

———————ACT 1———————-

* LIGHT YEARS
* SPEAKERPHONE
* COME INTO MY WORLD
* IN YOUR EYES

———————ACT 2————————

* SMILEY KYLIE MEDLEY (SHOCKED - KEEP PUMPIN IT UP - IT’S NO SECRET - WHAT KIND OF FOOL - WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO - SPINNING AROUND)
* BETTER THAN TODAY (NEW SONG)

———————ACT 3————————

* LIKE A DRUG
* BOOMBOX/CAN’T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD
* SLOW
* 2 HEARTS

———————ACT 4————————

* RED BLOODED WOMAN/WHERE WILD THE ROSES GROW
* HEART BEAT ROCK “SEGUE”
* WOW

———————ACT 5————————

* WHITE DIAMOND (BALLAD VERSION)
* CONFIDE IN ME
* I BELIEVE IN YOU (BALLAD VERSION)

———————ACT 6————————

* BURNING UP/VOGUE
* THE LOCOMOTION (CABARET VERSION)
* KIDS
* IN MY ARMS

———————ENCORE————————

* BETTER THE DEVIL YOU KNOW
* THE ONE (ACAPELLA + FREEMASONS RE EDIT)
* LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT

Link:

PARTE 1 
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PARTE 2
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PARTE 3 
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PARTE 4 
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PARTE 5 
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PARTE 6
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PARTE 7
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PARTE 8 
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PARTE 9
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PARTE 10 
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PARTE 11 
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PARTE 12 
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PARTE 13 
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PARTE 14 
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Liz Phair - Funstyle [2010]

In listening to ‘Funstyle,’ it sounds like Phair’s having fun exploring her songwriting palate. On the opener, ‘Smoke,’ she tells a self-deprecating tale of trying to get into a club, only to have the bouncer not really know who she is, even though she claims she hung out with John Mayer once. From there, she moves into ‘Bollywood,’ a tune that has Phair’s vocals almost resembling something out of a rap track. While it may seem like a potentially disastrous idea, it’s one of the more lighthearted moments of the 11 songs, a well-crafted parody of the entertainment industry. Other highlights include the lo-fi, electronica-fused ‘Bang!Bang!,’ and the mid-tempo rocker ‘And He Slayed Her,’ both sounding fresh, yet steeped in classic Phair soft angst. A handful of songs seem to riff on moving on, in particular ‘My My’ and ‘Satisfied,’” the latter of which includes a line thanking someone for holding her hair as she “puked everywhere.”

From a review on Spinner.

MEDIAFIRE | ZIP FILE | 85.75 MB  | 320 kbps mp3s

Miley Cyrus - Can’t Be Tamed

Miley has grown up in the public eye, and her new 2010 CD reveals her natural
progression and sophistication. Miley teamed with Grammy-award winning producer
John Shanks (Sheryl Crow, Celine Dion, Kelly Clarkson) and long time Miley
collaborators Tim James & Antonina Armato (Seven Things and See You Again). Tim
& Antonina produced and co-wrote Can’t Be Tamed with Miley, a self-empowering
song in which Miley asserts that she has to stay true to herself in
relationships. It is sure to become an anthem among her legions of fans around
the world.

LINK: 

MEDIAFIRE : RAR : 65.17 MB 

Kylie Minogue - Aphrodite

Kylie Minogue - Aphrodite
2010

There’s a great review of the album over on LJ. Excerpt:

Her eleventh studio album “Aphrodite” is her latest dance comet and releases bits of retro synths, twinkly keyboard pounds and specks of hand-claps into the ether. It’s the perfectly crafted summer CD…

MEDIAFIRE : 94.12 MB

Additional links from ElectricPlatypus:
Kylie Minogue – Aphrodite (Retail)
DL Link 2:HERE
DL Link 3:HERE

Moonpools & Caterpillars - Lucky Dumpling

Moonpools & Caterpillars - Lucky Dumpling
1995

California quartet Moonpools & Caterpillars teamed with producer Richard Gottehrer (the Go-Go’s) for their 1995 debut. Lead singer Kim Ward Encarnacion vocally resembles the Cranberries’ Dolores O’Riordan. The songs range from the sweet power pop of “Ren,” which has a light, jazz-inflected bridge, to the kinetic drive and drumming of “Colossal Youth,” to the tribal beat and chants that underpin the breezy “Sundays.” The stand-out tracks, though, are the grinding, yearning gem “Soon,” which shifts into chiming guitars and features Encarnacion’s most passionate vocals, and the lovely midtempo ballad “Heaven.” Moonpools & Caterpillars have offered an album full of winning melodies whose only flaw is a lack of standout hooks.

MEDIAFIRE
66.78 MB ZIP FILE