Friday, 27 June 2008

Racer X

Racer X   
Artist: Racer X

   Genre(s): 
Metal: Heavy
   Rock
   



Discography:


Live At The Whisky - Snowball Of Doom   
 Live At The Whisky - Snowball Of Doom

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 13


Getting Heavier   
 Getting Heavier

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 12


Superheroes   
 Superheroes

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 10


Super Heroes   
 Super Heroes

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 11


Technical Difficulties   
 Technical Difficulties

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 13


Extreme Volume Live 2   
 Extreme Volume Live 2

   Year: 1992   
Tracks: 9


Extreme Volume Live   
 Extreme Volume Live

   Year: 1988   
Tracks: 12


Street Lethal   
 Street Lethal

   Year: 1986   
Tracks: 11


Second Heat   
 Second Heat

   Year: 1986   
Tracks: 10




This Los Angeles dance orchestra earned a reputation for melodic, proficient, fabulously high-speed rock. Their original lineup featured Paul Gilbert (guitar), Jeff Martin (vocals), John Alderete (bass), and Harry Gschoesser (drums). Scott Travis replaced Gschoesser in 1986, when Bruce Bouillet was added as a second guitar player, offset a stop considered to be the band's best. Gilbert left in 1988 to join Mr. Big, and the dance orchestra broke up before long after, with Bouillet pursuing a solo life history. Martin afterwards joined Badlands as a drummer.






Monday, 16 June 2008

Mogwai Announce North American Tour Dates

Scotland's Mogwai have announced several North American tour dates in support of their forthcoming Batcat Ep, due on September 9th.


The monolithic quintet are expected to tour from coast to coast taking in major cities including New York, Dallas and San Francisco. Canada, meanwhile, will be treated to shows in Vancouver, British Columbia and Montreal. The excellently-titled Fuck Buttons will tour in support eager to capitalise on their blog-hero status.


The tour dates are as follows:


Sep 3 - Portland, Music Fest NW

Sep 4 - Seattle, Showbox SoDo

Sep 5 - British Columbia, Element Victoria

Sep 6 - Vancouver, Commodore Ballroom

Sep 8 - San Francisco, The Grand Ballroom

Sep 9 - Los Angeles, Wiltern Theatre

Sep 10 - Tuscon, The Rialto

Sep 12 - Austin, Stubbs Waller Creek

Sep 13 - Dallas, Granada Theatre

Sep 15 - Atlanta, Variety Playhouse

Sep 16 - Virginia, The National Richmond

Sep 17 - Washington, 9:30 Club Washington

Sep 18 - New York, Terminal 5

Sep 19 - Philidelphia, Starlight Ballroom

Sep 21 - New York, ATP

Sep 22 - Boston, Wilbur Theatre

Sep 23 - Montreal, Metropolis

Sep 25 - Pontiac, The Crofoot

Sep 26 - Chicago, Congress Theatre

Sep 27 - Minneapolis, First Avenue


Mogwai have had a busy start to the year, remastering and reissuing their seminal debut "Mogwai Young Team" while recording their next record "The Hawk Is Howling" which is also due in September 2008. Several new songs were previewed at a recent Glasgow gig, with track titles including "Scotland's Shame", "Thank You Space Expert" and "I'm Jim Morrison, I'm Dead".




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Friday, 6 June 2008

Jeffrey Dean Morgan moves to 'Shanghai'

Joins cast that includes John Cusack, Ken Watanabe





Jeffrey Dean Morgan is heading to Asia for his next film project.


The "Supernatural" regular has inked a deal to appear in the Weinstein Co.'s period piece "Shanghai" alongside John Cusack and Ken Watanabe.


Morgan plays Connor, an American killed in Japanese-occupied Shanghai before the attack on Pearl Harbor. Cusack's Paul Soames sets out to investigate his friend's murder and discovers a larger secret that the government is hiding.


Mikael Hafstrom ("1408") is directing from a script by Hossein Amini ("The Four Feathers").


Phoenix's Mike Medavoy and Barry Mendel are producing, with Arnie Messer exec producing. The film is in production in Thailand.


Morgan is repped by WMA and Rob Gomez.



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