The band formed in Béziers, France, in 1991. At the end of the same year, they decided to drive up north to Rennes, a French city known for its rock scene, where they slowly spun their web. Right after the release of the EP Fuse, they started to play in bigger venues like l'Ubu in Rennes and other important clubs. They rapidly got off the ground and they chose to work with Steve Albini for their coming album, Plug. John Peel noticed them at that time and invited them to his radio show. The same year, while playing opening for Brick Layer Cake and Shellac, they were seen on stage by PJ Harvey, who wanted them to tour with her. In 1996, Sloy came back with a second album, Planet of Tubes. This time, the popular media started to notice them; they were seen on TV and in national magazines. For the first time, a French indie rock band is on their way to being recognized by a large fringe. But, finally, they never got the recognition the could have had, even with the musical change that occurred in the last album, Electrelite. The alchemy did not work: the fans were deceived by it and it was still too hard to listen for the neophytes. Despite a big tour, it smelled like the end of the band. They split two years after. ~ Romain Guillou, All Music Guide source : artistdirect.com

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I Idolize You by Lizz Wright When in the episode?(4.06) Dr. Terzi tells House she's taking his job offer.

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This is the first segment of my interview with game industry luminaries Paul Reiche III and Fred Ford of Toys for Bob. Paul and Fred are responsible for the DOS-era classic, Star Control, and Paul is known for many classics including Archon and Mail Order Monsters. In this segment, the three of us talk about their latest project, Skylanders: Spyro's Adventures, the relationship between toys and games, Dungeons & Dragons, game narratives, and much more. Would you like me to toast you on the show? Donate $25 or more and choose a beer of your choice from www.westsideliquor.com. Just make sure to let me know your choice on the Paypal form! Contribute to the show here www.armchairarcade.com Learn more about Fred and Paul at Toys for Bob website: www.toysforbob.com

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Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1967: Python Lee Jackson performing the song 'I Idolize You'. Band Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia Track: I Idolize You Album: non album track Composed by: Produced by: Label: Chart Position: Release Date: Footage Information: Be Our Guest (ABC-TV) Links: - en.wikipedia.org Line-up: Please identify names of players in this clip. ------------------------------------------- NZOZ NZOZ1967 1967 Australia Late Sixties 1960's 1960s 60's 60s Musical Terms: Soul, R'n'B, Aussie, Old Australian Band

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The brand new single from Massive Ego- I IDOLIZE YOU. Released worldwide on Monday 15th August 2011 available from all good digital stores including iTunes, Amazon and CD Baby released through Public Disordar Records. Includes mixes from Lloyd Price, DJ Sappy and Dirty Solar. Video by Bambi Fantastic, edited by Nu:Gen. Limited edition exclusive physical CD in full colour printed glossy wallet featuring all the mixes and extra un-released track DEVIL IN DISGUISE available exclusively at www.massiveego.co.uk and featuring beautiful sleeve artwork designed by Chris Von Steiner. www.massiveego.co.uk www.facebook.com/massiveego www.publicdisordar.com Please support this release and buy the single...we need you and your support. iTUNES itunes.apple.com AMAZON www.amazon.co.uk

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The song will be available on Itunes in June! Kengen mund ta shkarkoni ne Itunes ne muajin Qershor! Written By: JD Salbego and Alex Reid Produced by: JD Salbego Verse 1 Baby I know your watching every move Right through my window like a good boy should Waiting patiently begging asking wanting me to let inside Pre-Chorus Secretly I adore it baby The raw obsession is driving me crazy We both know that your hitting the spot And all of the attention is making me hot Chorus Oh Baby baby when your screaming name I feel like I'm on top of the world I get a rush with every touch U make me feel like more then just a girl I'm your Idol Ya feeling on me I'm your idol I'll make u believe I'm your idol Your down on your knees I'll be your star till u cannot breathe So idolize me Verse 2 Pulling your hair all up in your face I'm taking it there like u knew i would Told me I'm the baddest bitch Sexy like Shakiras hips I'm working you out Chorus Oh Baby baby when your screaming name I feel like I'm on top of the world I get a rush with every touch U make me feel like more then just a girl I'm your Idol Ya feeling on me I'm your idol I'll make u believe I'm your idol Your down on your knees I'll be your star till u cannot breathe So idolize me I know that you crave this Baby talk to me, praising me, turn me on and worship me You wont ever forget Got you burning to the 3rd degree I'm your fanatsy Chorus Oh Baby baby when your screaming name I feel like I'm on top of the world I get a rush <b>...</b>

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Collage of pictures that I collected over 2 years. I just LOVE Tina... she is the BOMB! I Idolize You is one of the many songs where Tina really sings her heart out. Her voice is so raspy and so full of soul, she just makes this song more... POW and BOOM and zestier... LOL. This is like... one of my favorite songs. I idolize you ;) Song(s) Used: I Idolize You - Ike and Tina Turner Nutbush City Limits - Ike and Tina Turner I DO NOT OWN ANY SONGS OR PICTURES USED IN THIS VIDEO. FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY.

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Another controversial outcome By Edwin Espejo Nov 13, 2011 2:30PM UTC Juan Manuel Marquez defied all odds. Not only did he survive the latest installment of his trilogy with Manuel Pacquiao, he may have won this one but for the judges who again disagreed with him. Many fellow Mexicans who saw the fight believed their countrymen had finally nailed this one. But Pacquiao's corner gave a face of relief when he was declared the winner. Marquez lost this one via a majority decision and the crowd was obviously not happy with the verdict. Boos and catcalls were heard all over the MGM Grand Resort and Hotel Arena. Pacquiao rallied in the last four rounds after falling behind in the middle rounds from Marquez' effective pinpoint counterpunching to get the nod of two of three judges. The other judge saw the fight dead even. Marquez proved on Sunday that he is still what it takes to compete with the world's number pound for pound king, never falling into the traps laid for him by Pacquiao. Nobody was seriously hurt and Marquez, for the first time in his three fights with the Filipino boxing idol, did not kiss the canvas for a change, But he gave all the troubles Pacquiao could handle for the night. I saw the fight even with rounds 1,2,5,6,7 and 8 to Marquez and the rest to Pacquiao. As in the case in their first two fights, many will offer their own verdict of the outcome. And instead of putting a closure to one of the best rivalries in boxing, Sunday's fight may have only fueled <b>...</b>

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An unreleased rehearsal track. Special thanks to Big-O Magazine

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John Piper says that other people help us keep Christ at the center of our spiritual solar systems. For more resources, visit desiringGod.org

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new song by Billy Idol called John Wayne from his upcoming cd IDOLIZE YOURSELF

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Ok, this is what happens when I have waaay too much time on my hands! It's my 1st foray into "creating" a vid....hope you enjoy. New Future Weapon is a great new song on "The Very Best of Billy Idol: Idolize Yourself" CD.

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My Mistress I stand on the brink of your mind Living inside a nightmare from which I just cannot awaken Stand on the edge of your life Just give me another moment From which I will never awaken Stand on the brink of my own demise Fallen again for another Mistress of burden To idolize Hoping that one of them will decide To let me in My Mistress To stand on the edge of the knife Cutting through the nightmare from which I just cannot awaken Stand on the edge of the night Living inside a moment From which I will never awaken Stand on the brink of my own demise Fallen again for another Mistress of burden To idolize Hoping that one of them will decide To let me in Look at what you've done to me You've become my enemy Poisoning the world for me Take away my everything Weakened as I am Never awaken Stand on the brink of my own demise Fallen again for another Mistress of burden To idolize Hoping that one of them will decide To let me in My Mistress Decide to let me in My Mistress Decide to let me in

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Some of you may remember when Corey Feldman had a very...unique obsession with Michael Jackson in the 1980's. He went so far as to copy the man's style and moves. Here is a rarely seen TV performance from Mr Feldman in this phase, once again discovered by the wonderful folks behind "Forbidden Transmission", in an episode called "Cultural Meltdown". Mr. T makes a nice introduction to the clip, plus you get to see what most people will probably do after seeing this performance at the end of the clip.

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Please keep all comments and debates civil, no vulgarities, ECT... Part of the problem with African American culture, particularly the youth is that they have bad role models and morals. They tend to idolize thugs as role models. Such as filthy vulgar hateful violent rap artists or drug dealers, or pimps. Having good values isn't idolizing cop killers, murderers, drug dealers, pimps, prostitution, ect... Money is great, however your soul is priceless. Playing victim isn't going to get you very far, it's probably going to get you a life of hate and greed. I love money, however I keep things in perspective, I'm not going to do something dishonest to make more money. I would rather have my pride, dignity than lose my soul and risk losing my freedom. I would rather do a job that I enjoy for less pay that is hard work, than to take an easy good paying job that I would dislike and lose my soul. Good morals, family values, and good work ethic should be a very important. I'm sure Chris Gardner has some skeletons in his closet. However he showed that he was able to overcome life's hardships and make a success for himself. Not everyone can be as successful. However if you try, most of you can have some degree of success and you're likely to be a lot better off and a lot happier if you do it on your own accord and lift yourself up by your own bootstraps instead of playing victim or trying to take scrupulous shortcuts that are likely to jeopardize your freedom, happiness, wealth and <b>...</b>

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Please keep all comments and debates civil, no vulgarities, ECT... Part of the problem with African American culture, particularly the youth is that they have bad role models and morals. They tend to idolize thugs as role models. Such as filthy vulgar hateful violent rap artists or drug dealers, or pimps. Having good values isn't idolizing cop killers, murderers, drug dealers, pimps, prostitution, ect... Money is great, however your soul is priceless. Playing victim isn't going to get you very far, it's probably going to get you a life of hate and greed. I love money, however I keep things in perspective, I'm not going to do something dishonest to make more money. I would rather have my pride, dignity than lose my soul and risk losing my freedom. I would rather do a job that I enjoy for less pay that is hard work, than to take an easy good paying job that I would dislike and lose my soul. Good morals, family values, and good work ethic should be a very important. I'm sure Chris Gardner has some skeletons in his closet. However he showed that he was able to overcome life's hardships and make a success for himself. Not everyone can be as successful. However if you try, most of you can have some degree of success and you're likely to be a lot better off and a lot happier if you do it on your own accord and lift yourself up by your own bootstraps instead of playing victim or trying to take scrupulous shortcuts that are likely to jeopardize your freedom, happiness, wealth and <b>...</b>

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Please keep all comments and debates civil, no vulgarities, ECT... Part of the problem with African American culture, particularly the youth is that they have bad role models and morals. They tend to idolize thugs as role models. Such as filthy vulgar hateful violent rap artists or drug dealers, or pimps. Having good values isn't idolizing cop killers, murderers, drug dealers, pimps, prostitution, ect... Money is great, however your soul is priceless. Playing victim isn't going to get you very far, it's probably going to get you a life of hate and greed. I love money, however I keep things in perspective, I'm not going to do something dishonest to make more money. I would rather have my pride, dignity than lose my soul and risk losing my freedom. I would rather do a job that I enjoy for less pay that is hard work, than to take an easy good paying job that I would dislike and lose my soul. Good morals, family values, and good work ethic should be a very important. I'm sure Chris Gardner has some skeletons in his closet. However he showed that he was able to overcome life's hardships and make a success for himself. Not everyone can be as successful. However if you try, most of you can have some degree of success and you're likely to be a lot better off and a lot happier if you do it on your own accord and lift yourself up by your own bootstraps instead of playing victim or trying to take scrupulous shortcuts that are likely to jeopardize your freedom, happiness, wealth and <b>...</b>

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Please keep all comments and debates civil, no vulgarities, ECT... Part of the problem with African American culture, particularly the youth is that they have bad role models and morals. They tend to idolize thugs as role models. Such as filthy vulgar hateful violent rap artists or drug dealers, or pimps. Having good values isn't idolizing cop killers, murderers, drug dealers, pimps, prostitution, ect... Money is great, however your soul is priceless. Playing victim isn't going to get you very far, it's probably going to get you a life of hate and greed. I love money, however I keep things in perspective, I'm not going to do something dishonest to make more money. I would rather have my pride, dignity than lose my soul and risk losing my freedom. I would rather do a job that I enjoy for less pay that is hard work, than to take an easy good paying job that I would dislike and lose my soul. Good morals, family values, and good work ethic should be a very important. I'm sure Chris Gardner has some skeletons in his closet. However he showed that he was able to overcome life's hardships and make a success for himself. Not everyone can be as successful. However if you try, most of you can have some degree of success and you're likely to be a lot better off and a lot happier if you do it on your own accord and lift yourself up by your own bootstraps instead of playing victim or trying to take scrupulous shortcuts that are likely to jeopardize your freedom, happiness, wealth and <b>...</b>

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Comment or Rate Everybody's at war with different things I'm at war with my own heart sometimes. —Vibe magazine interview (February 1996) All good niggas, all the niggas who change the world, die in violence. They don't die in regular ways. —'Details magazine interview (Spring 1996) It's not like I idolize this one guy Machiavelli. I idolize that type of thinking where you do whatever's gonna make you achieve your goal. —Vibe magazine (September 1996) This new Makaveli album I got comin' out, I'm takin' on niggas. It's like, my dopest album ever. —'Vibe magazine (September 1996) I am the future of black America. —Vibe magazine (September 1996) Fuck it, I feel like I shine. —Vibe magazine (September 1996) On the whole, I don't have any friends. Friends come and go; I've lost my trust factor. I believe I have people who think they're my friend. And I believe that there are people probably in their heart who are friends toward me or are friends to me. But they're not my friends, because what I learned is that fear is stronger than love. —'Vibe magazine (June 1996) It says "I really got my ass beat. I really don't like police. -Policeman questioning Tupac It doesn't say that. Where are you at? Right there... oh. I didn't say that. That's not what it says. -Tupac Okay. -Policeman It says, 'I'm a victim for real. Everything I talk is for real. I really got my ass beat. I really don't like them... I really don't like crooked police. -Interrogation in prison (1995) To dance with <b>...</b>

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Please keep all comments and debates civil, no vulgarities, ECT... Part of the problem with African American culture, particularly the youth is that they have bad role models and morals. They tend to idolize thugs as role models. Such as filthy vulgar hateful violent rap artists or drug dealers, or pimps. Having good values isn't idolizing cop killers, murderers, drug dealers, pimps, prostitution, ect... Money is great, however your soul is priceless. Playing victim isn't going to get you very far, it's probably going to get you a life of hate and greed. I love money, however I keep things in perspective, I'm not going to do something dishonest to make more money. I would rather have my pride, dignity than lose my soul and risk losing my freedom. I would rather do a job that I enjoy for less pay that is hard work, than to take an easy good paying job that I would dislike and lose my soul. Good morals, family values, and good work ethic should be a very important. I'm sure Chris Gardner has some skeletons in his closet. However he showed that he was able to overcome life's hardships and make a success for himself. Not everyone can be as successful. However if you try, most of you can have some degree of success and you're likely to be a lot better off and a lot happier if you do it on your own accord and lift yourself up by your own bootstraps instead of playing victim or trying to take scrupulous shortcuts that are likely to jeopardize your freedom, happiness, wealth and <b>...</b>

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Lyrics by Cole Porter you'd be so easy to love so easy to idolize all others above so worth the yearning for so swell to keep every home fire burning for and we would be so grand at the game carefree together that it does seem a shame that you can't see your future with me cause you'd be, oh, so easy to love you'd be so easy to love easy to idolize all others above so worth the yearning for so swell to keep all the home fires burning for we'd be so grand at the game so carefree together that it does seem a shame that you can't see your future with me cause you'd be, oh, so easy to love easy to love easy to love

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Claviskin crashes the Dark Knight Dive. Song and dance ensues. ~~~ I know too well that I'm Just wasting precious time In thinking such a thing could be That you could ever care for me. I'm sure you hate to hear That I adore you, dear, But grant me, just the same, I'm not entirely to blame, for... You'd be so easy to love, So easy to idolize, all others above, So sweet to waken with, So nice to sit down to the eggs and bacon with. We'd be so grand at the game, So carefree together that it does seem a shame That you can't see Your future with me 'Cause you'd be, oh, so easy to love... You'd be so easy to love, So easy to idolize, all others above, So worth the yearning for, So swell to keep ev'ry home fire burning for. Oh, how we'd bloom, how we'd thrive In a cottage for two, or even three, four or five, So try to see Your future with me 'Cause you'd be, oh, so easy to love...

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Through My Own Eyes, the theme song to liberty's kids Download mp3: www.mediafire.com Download WMA: www.4shared.com [Kayla:] Give me a world that's equal on all sides [Aaron:] Let freedom flow as constant as the tides [Kayla:] I pray with each sunset, don't forget to rise [Aaron:] (Don't forget to rise) [Kayla:] I live without regret [Both:] For ordinary lives [Both:] I'm lookin' at life through my own eyes Searchin' for a hero to idolize Feeling the pain as innocence dies Looking at life through my own eyes I'm hoping and praying for a brighter day I listen to my heart and I obey How can I see it any other way? I'm looking at life (looking at life) Through my own eyes [Aaron:] I see a land with liberty for all [Kayla:] Yet still I know the truth will rise and fall [Aaron:] (Oooh yeah-yeh) That's just the way it goes [Both:] A word now to the wise The world was made to change Each day is a surprise [Both:] Lookin' at life through my own eyes Searchin' for a hero to idolize Feeling the pain as innocence dies Looking at life through my own eyes I'm hoping and praying for a brighter day I listen to my heart and I obey How can I see it any other way? Looking at life (looking at life) Through my own eyes [Both:] And I know when you're looking for the truth (Mmmhmm) If you go and read between the lines You'll discover how and why [Aaron (rap):] I take my heart into battle Give that freedom bell a rattle Get my independence signed Declare it on the dotted line In Philidelphia <b>...</b>

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A tribute music video i made for one of my favourite movies, Terminator 3, to a brilliant song from Billy Idol, New Future Weapon, which is taken from the album 'Idolize Yourself: The Very Best Of Billy Idol'.

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Rx Contender The Pretender - Magnetic North - Hopesfall - 2007 All credit goes to Hopesfall etc. Enjoy :) Lyrics: We think they got how they wanted to feel then discovered five minutes til wedlock, all the mirrors were cracked the suns setting bring out the rum we heard that brownnosing bridesmaid she said that someone's second guessing so bring out the rum this love is a reaction to indifference Angels pass this over like some biblical fall out I'm sensing something socially mechanical who's playing angles when sometimes things are held too clinical bullshitters, they (we) say there's two type of men that chase their lovers the one who cries and the one who's too stubborn we think we're getting how we want to feel and in no way will it suffer we're still drinking so bring out the rum they're going to show us a good time with or without a ceremony bring out the rum! some love is a devotion ot indifference we're verified by a number you're talking to failure we buccaneered our mild manners just to be here what you don't believe or see now you will know later I idolize this man that you will know later we got a ways to go before we idolize this man I think we should go because i'm sensing something......

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