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Everybody Gets Hurt. Formed in February 1996 by Rob Cullin (Vocals & Lyrics) and Chris Benetos (Bass & Vocals), Everybody Gets Hurt recorded and released their self-titled demo in 1997, as well as three split 7 releases, the first one with Billy Club Sandwich that same year. The second 7 was released in 1999 with Strong Intention and the third in 2000 with Cold Front. EGH also featured on various compilations over the years: Rise Up, Bad Dudes, The Spirit Lives On Raybeez Tribute, Hardcore 2000, Nine Eleven and in 2005 The Brotherhood Split with Settle the Score and TJ Maxx. EGH recorded and released their first full length CD in 2001, self-produced and self-distributed The Dark Seeds of Man. It's has been a long hard road since then losing tons of members along the way and touring the world. In 2002 Tom Murphy (Drums) joined the band hitting the drums like a maniac and in 2005 Greg Heyward (Guitar) joined EGH again and battled forward with us. We are always doing our own thing and making our own path in life. Now another chapter is about to take place as Everybody Gets Hurt releases their second full length CD It is what it is....(Born to lose, live to win). Make sure to check out some tracks in the media section, the album is available now from our webstore. Thanks for your support - One Scene, One Family, United.

Everybody Gets Hurt

Boys II Men: лучшая RNB soul группа всех времен и народов. единственный фан клуб Boys II Men вконтакте!!!!!!!
Boyz II Men is an Grammy Award-winning American R&B/soul singing group from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1988 as a quintet which originally included Marc Nelson, Boyz II Men found fame as a quartet, with the members being Nathan Morris, Michael McCary, Shawn Stockman, and Wanya Morris, on Motown Records during the early 1990s. Nelson left the group before their first recording to pursue a solo career.
Based on sales, Boyz II Men is the most successful R&B male vocal group of all time. They recorded five #1 R&B hits between 1992 and 1997 and have sold more than 85 million records.[1] Three of its #1 hits, End of the Road, I'll Make Love to You, and One Sweet Day (with Mariah Carey), set and broke records for the longest period of time a single remained at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100; the last of them still holds the record. Although On Bended Knee did not break any records, it was still an immensely popular song that reached #1 and made Boyz II Men the second artist (behind The Beatles) to replace themselves at the number one spot of the Billboard Hot 100.
Boyz II Men was signed to Motown Records from 1990 to 2000, at which point it was moved to parent label Universal Records. After the 2000 album Nathan Shawn Michael Wanya, Boyz II Men moved to Arista Records. In 2003, Michael McCary left the group due to chronic back problems resulting from scoliosis. As of 2005, Wanya Morris, Shawn Stockman, and Nathan Morris continue to tour and record as a trio. At the 1995 Grammy Awards, the group received four Grammy Award awards for their work, including two for their 1994 second album, II in 1995.

Boys II Men: лучшая RNB soul группа всех времен и народов

Chelsea FC. Лига Чемпионов 2012
Лига Европы 2013
Информация о клубе:
Адрес: Fulham Road, London, SW6 1HS
Прозвища: Пенсионеры, Синие
Год создания: 1905
Стадион: Стэмфорд Бридж
Вместимость стадиона: 41 841
Главный тренер: Маурицио Сарри

Broken Hearts. Some time A person's heart breaks,he thinks that his world has broken ,but not so,meet to other people who are living good after breaking of heart ,making normal their life,will you try to be with me?I ll make you feel ease again by my advices ,just write your questions here and I ll answer........
Strange loneliness
Feelings of strange loneliness,
There’s something to tell you I can’t bear
And I’m not on my own today
Yesterday your gaze has no aim,
But inside your thoughts I see your pains,
That inhabits your soul ....today
Every time I’m trying looking for a rainbow
And I’m walking by too many roads to mention
Every life that I want to live forever
Falling lines, stars don’t shine….today
Feeling of amazing symphony,
Close to your window there’s a minor E,
And I’m not on my own ….today
Tomorrow I’ll try to be the moon,
That erases the darkness of your doom,
Tomorrow I’ll try to be the blues,
That every second your smile does
Today, oh today, oh today, oh today
Today, oh today I’ve been broken down the mirror
Today, oh today I’ve been made like the Zombie
Every time I’m trying looking for a rainbow
And I’m walking by too many roads to mention
Every life that I want to live forever
Falling lines, stars don’t shine….today
Today……….
ZOMBIE
VACUITY LIFE,AVID MOVING TRIBE ,JOLTING INTESTINE AS FRILL
TURF OF TORMENT,FORBADE BRIBE,FLOATING LIFE AS KERB DRILL
BACKYARD OF MOAN,ZOMBIE ADORN ,DISSENTION IN ROOM COVEN
BONK ON THE BONE,PRONG AS PRONE ,COAGULATION OF BLOOD IN OVEN
PREPARED APPETITE , MY BODY FRIED,SERVED FOR BIATHLON IN THEM
FURNISHED BY CHIVE,ASSEMBLED FOR SATANISM,FED BY CHAMP OF GAME
BECAUSE
AN ASTERISK OF TURNING LIFE,MADE ME FEEL AS TO SURVIVE
WITH WHOM I LEARNED TO WALK,JUST LIKE INCREDIBLE DRIVE
A PURITY OF LOVE AND SINCERITY OF WORDS IN WHOM I SAW
AIRER OF SOUL THAT WAS WET BY FOUL,SHE DEVELOPED EMBRYO
THOSE RATTLE IN SAND ,FLICKING OF HAND,IN HER ARMS AS FRIE’D
MADE TRICKY BAND ,SNICKING THE HEART,ATTACHED AS THRE’D
GABBLED IN NERVOUS,AS INDULGED IN BLUNDER ,MADE A MISTAKE
MY WORLD TURN OVER ,AS LIME COLOR OF FERROUS ,BROKEN STAKE
I THRIEVED INTO CULT ,REPENT ON GUILT ,FLITTED AS BLACK ROSE
NEEDED THE LIGHT ,ADVERSING THE FIGHT , BRUITED BY DRAB POSSE
INSIST OF ALEATORY ,AS FOR MY WORLD ,LOOKING UR EYES CONVEX
TWIST OF MEMORY ,HEAD IS LOWED,DESTITUTING UR KIND FASCES

Redlight King. There’s stubborn. And then there’s Kaz stubborn. The singer-songwriter of Redlight King refused to take no for an answer when music business suits denied his request to sample a Neil Young classic, pressing relentlessly until he got a “yes.” More importantly, Kaz held on to vanquish the inner demons that nearly wrecked him several years ago. Now, with “Something for the Pain,” Redlight King’s redemptive Hollywood Records debut album, Kaz relives both his darkest days and the turn-around, when he clawed his way back to the light.
A latticework of rock and hip hop, the album conjures old school sounds, thanks to Kaz and producers Wally Gagel and Xandy Barry, as well as the good vibes at Hollywood’s TGG Studios (now called Wax Studios, whose alums include Jimi Hendrix, the Doors and, yes, Neil Young). “I’m all about mixing in the old sounds,” Kaz says, “and giving it that warm, analog feel. There is sampling, hip hop grooves and beats, but I also wanted good old fashioned meat and potatoes: bass, guitar, drums.”
The sound may be warm, but his songs revisit the cold climate of Kaz’s native Hamilton, Ont., and the even chillier emotional landscape of his lost years. In the astonishing hip-hop flavored debut single, “Old Man,” Kaz offers a reluctant salute to his father, a larger-than-life figure who taught school by day and raced stock cars at night (“The life he demanded/Kept us all in a struggle/When he ruled with his fist/It kept us all out of trouble”). “No father issues here,” says Kaz with a laugh.
Hard-edged rockers like the blustery “Bullet in My Hand,” “The Underground” and the title track take listeners on a vertical drop into an abyss Kaz once knew all too well. “Most of it was written while the feelings were still there,” he recalls. “My songs are written about real issues, real experiences. I like to bring listeners in deep, and give them time to look around.”
Kaz starts “digging six feet up” (as he puts it) on songs like “Comeback,” “Built to Last” and the irresistibly melodic “Driving to Kalifornia.” Collectively, they describe the hard labor of rebuilding a life, then hitting the road, with the wintry east receding in the rear view mirror. The album ends with the acoustic-flavored “Past the Gates” and “When the Dust Settles Down,” the former a hope-filled forward glance, the latter a last look back. He may be whistling past the graveyard, but it’s such a pretty tune.
Kaz grew up in Hamilton, Ont., once a booming steel center on the shores of Lake Ontario, and now struggling in the global economic meltdown. He grew up in middle class home where his parents “struggled to pay the bills.” Like his dad, Kaz loved cars and drag racing (Redlight King is named for the light “tree” that signals the start of a race). As he grew, music also began to take hold. He loved Queen, Springsteen, Dylan and Lennon no less than A Tribe Called Quest, Rakim, Treach and Nas. He started writing early on, recording his first track at age 16. But in his teens, music took a back seat to judo. He was good enough for a shot at Canada’s Olympic training center to prepare for the 2000 Games. But he didn’t make the team -- a blow that would take a toll later.
Meanwhile, Kaz returned to music, landing a deal and releasing an album in Canada. That led to a Juno Award nomination for Best New Artist, but the affirmation wasn’t enough to halt a steep slide. “You know why it’s happening,” he recalls of his struggle with substance abuse. “You don’t know where the end is, you’ve lost all rationality. You’re borderline insane. But in the end, you make a decision to start again, and the only way was to forgive myself for my mistakes.”