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The Carmike Village 5 in Mountain Home, Arkansas closed December 12, 2013.
The Baxter Bulletin published an article earlier this month that reported the theater's upcoming closure, along with some news about its future:
Now, some 35 years later, [Lee Davis], the general manager, and the other employees at Village Five will say goodbye to loyal customers as the theater goes dark on Dec. 12 following a customer appreciation day.
"I'm not sure what happened," Davis said, when asked why the theater was closing. "We think it's because the lease could not be renewed."
:The building that housed the Village Five will show movies again in the future, according to Sharon McCalmont, who along with her husband Henry and daughter Tammy, own the Sun Valley Cinema.
McCalmont said the family will lease the Village Five theater building beginning Jan. 1.
The interior will be renovated, and the McCalmonts hope to open the theater back up in early February.
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Until the theater re-opens, moviegoers in the area will need to visit the Sun Valley Cinema 6 or drive further to one of the next closest theaters.
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Thread: the life painting Thread.
March 13th, 2005 #931Registered User
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gilead: sorry, it was because it was finished using photo ref and not from life.....started from life, finished from photo.....
didn`t think it was allowed in this forum.....
i wanted to play tricks with the background a bit, perhaps it didn`t work i don`t know....have a shadow and leave the bg as if it was flat....
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March 14th, 2005 #933
I don't think the rules are THAT rigid here so long as you tell people what's what.
I like the use of the blue in the background.
Part of the reason the tabletop looks more like a wall is brushstrokes. As a rule your brushstrokes should follow the direction of the surface being depicted. So the sides of the bottle would be mostly vertical strokes While the top would be horizontal strokes. The table would be horizontal strokes. Even though the blue reflection goes of at an angle, the brushstrokes that form it should be horizontal. Otherwise they create the illusion of a sloping surface.
Sometimes you see a nice painting of a landscape with a road slanting off into the distance. The brushstrokes on the road all go diagonally along the road which makes it look like it's going up hill when it's not. The brushstrokes should have been side to side giving the impression of a flat surface.
This doesn't mean your brushwork has to go in all straight boring lines it can still be broken and interesting, but they generally have to follow the form of the object.
This concludes the unsolicited lecture that I'm hardly quailified to give.
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Thanks for all the kind words. The paintings are oil on canvas done from life. The 2 figure painting were completed in 3 hours. The painting of the girl in the hat was completed over 2, 3 hour session. Here is a quick painting that I did last Sunday. I was in my back yard and the neighbor's tree was just screaming to be painted so my wife took our son out for ice-cream and I did this.
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from last night...
I prefer the pose in the sketch but the model
kept moving so I had to change it.
March 17th, 2005 #936
swarm - i love that technique, i want to see more of your work
flex matthews - nice study.. it looks a little long in the back of the skull like he would have a bullet head or something
tagheuer: the colors arent too bad but the face is really cartoony.. is that what you were going for?
abc art- i especially like that fence shadow.. the fence in general works great..
mermuse - there's drawing problems, but if the model was moving a lot i understand..
here's a few of the better paintings i've done lately..
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March 18th, 2005 #937
here's paint i did, on cardboard with acrylic paints
Apparently it needs more white.
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March 18th, 2005 #938
waronmars: It's nice, good darker values, but yeah the light values need to be bumped way up. Try some warmer colors for the light sides like orange mixed with your red on the tomato, a little orange with ...I dunno iron oxide yellow on the onion, and some yellow mixed with your green on the squash. Just on the plane facing the light. Then some glints of white highlight on top of that it'd really pop.
AbcArt: I love your stuff. I always know it's going to be good when I see your name on the post.
Main Loop: Same as above. your colors and light are just delicious. The girl in the red shirt looks like she has a really looong forearm, but the reflected light is gorgeous.
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Of the infinite arrangements there could have been for the three fruit above, you just couldn't resist choosing the one that looks like a huge...
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Here's my first attempt at doing a digital life painting....
March 21st, 2005 #941
waronmars- its not that it needs more white, its that it needs more separation between light and shadow.. in other words, lighten up the light side of your painting.. and yes it does look like a cock&balls
mermuse, gorgeous painting, good to see you dont lose any of yoru technique when you change your media.. i think the hand holding the cup is too large for the rest of the body
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sketches, paintings, illustrations
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mmm...ketchup and mustard. I love limited pallettes.
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April 9th, 2005 #944
spacesuit and mod hair
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April 9th, 2005 #945
looking good v. got any more finished paintings? you're progressing quite nicely.
April 10th, 2005 #946
heh, thanks jrr. heres some for you
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April 12th, 2005 #947
It has been a while. It is nice to see that the regulars are still cranking out paintings.
Check out my paintings @
April 13th, 2005 #948
i like that composition, adam. something about it...
Put your hands in the air like you got the heat to your back
and shake your body like a baby born addicted to crack
And since lifes a gamble like the crabstables at Vegas
I freestyle my destiny, it's not written in pages
April 13th, 2005 #949
Damn ABC.. im inspired.
Here's two acrylics I did recently.
April 13th, 2005 #950
haha, kazz, i told you i'd give you a reply..
the woman is nice, but yeah the proportions are way off, the hips should be as broad as the shoulders.. she feels a bit too purple and pink.. could use more greens and yellow ochres in the light areas... there's not enough of the green cloth affecting her skin color and the reflected lights as it should in real life.. i like that you included the pattern in as well..
the guy with the bird is cool too.. i like the yellow outline for some reason.. you kept the pallette simple and direct.. the blue in back was a nice choice also.. the legs feel kinda stiff, you should show more of how the body underneath affects the overall shape of the pants..
April 14th, 2005 #951
Thank you loops. I agree with the crits.
I was pretty pissed at the proportions. I'm too used to the luxury of digital painting where proportions can be adjusted even after a good amount of rendering.
bird man: I wanted to capture his hands better.. i think i'll get a small round brush for detailing. I know what you mean about the stiff leg but I don't know how I could fix it. Better observation is probably the only way.. or do you have any specific ideas? More hard vs. soft spots maybe?
Nice work by the way, I totally missed it when I made my last post.
#1 got some good value range.
#2 check where the green cup lies in space (you probably know this)
#3 The figure isn't the center of attention cause shapes around her have greater contrast. I like the slow fall off of that shadow though, really nice.
#4 Vivid colors! The optical mixing thing is working well.
#5 I love the silky quality on his shirt, and good rendering with the face. The color comp isn't the most attractive one but I'm guessing it was strictly observational.
I forgot to post this one.. local colors gone wild!
April 16th, 2005 #952
4 hrs (?)
2hrs (?)
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April 16th, 2005 #953
kazz: the legs feel like tubes rather than draped figures.. if you showed how the fold of the pants wrap around the back of the knee and how the knee affects the shape of the pants, you'd be alot better off.. the female is nice, just watch out for the shadow under her eye, it feels too dark and dead there.. its liek she has a black eye.. the color temperatures in the face are off as well
nice paintings, shaoshao.. i like the paint quality.. you can probably get by with less white in the light side of the faces.. the less you can rely on white the better.. the eyes on the 2nd one feel off.. they should be on the same horizontal level.. her shoulders look way too small in proportion to the head..
April 25th, 2005 #954
here's a small dump.. i dunno if any of these are worth posting but i couldnt find the ones i like. hopefully i could find the better ones..
we had to exagerate the color on the first 2, they were 25 mins each
the woman was about 3 hrs, the man was about 5
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April 26th, 2005 #955
Great thread! I really enjoyed looking through everyone's work. Just joined up, but have really been getting into painting for life drawing lately...
Though perhaps mine are a little more... non traditional than most of the other stuff here.
Also, I really like your stuff shaoshao- there's some wonderful ideas and emotions in there!
Anyway, keep posting guys!
- Eliza
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two quick digital paintings from life...
The first is complimentary and the second is analogous. I think my ultramarine has too much red in...
I mixed up digital versions of my favorite tube colors but some of them seem to be a little off.
eliza - the one with the big earring is great... simple, elegant and has a great flow.
April 28th, 2005 #957
eliza- i really like your style, you seem to have a good grasp on composition.. your style really relies on the strength of your line, and drawing especially.. you dont seem to really be into it for the value and 3d structure.. make sure your strokes are crisp as possible
mermuse - id be careful of the big long stroke that goes down her forearm..im a big believer in less strokes is more, but i think its trying to say too much.. break up the area a little bit more to show the anatomy of the wrist and forearm.. its a little too oversimplified..
i finally got around to scanning a lot of my oil quick studies.. all from life, times range from 25 mins to 3 hrs.. most fall into 25 or 40 mins..
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April 28th, 2005 #958
This is one of the best threads I've seen , but some of the pictures aren't fully loading
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More quick digital life paintings... these are 5's, 10's, and 15's.
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Confused about seams - what to expect re continuity of pattern
I'm not sure I'm going to be able to express my question clearly, but I'll give it a shot. I'm confused about what to expect (and accept) with re to seams in granite, marble, or any stone that doesn't have a consistent pattern.
So, leaving bookmatched pieces and stone with a very consistent pattern out of the discussion...
Scenario 1: Let's say I have a 10x8 piece of stone. But a 12' run of counter. For the sake of this discussion there is no range, sink, or break of any type in the 12' run. There will have to be a counter-depth seam. I would not expect the two sides of the seam to show perfect, or even close, continuity. I would love it if they could, I hate seams and pick them out annoyingly quickly (it's the curse of being the child of an amazing seamstress). But, I don't see how continuity could be expected. You are going to have two pieces 6 ft and 6 ft (or whatever) and they aren't going to match at the seam because they will be cut one below the other. No?
Scenario 2: With that 10x8 piece, if I have an "L" 6 ft long on one side and 4 ft on the other, I would think that could be fabricated without a seam. The only reason it would seem like there would have to be one would be to make the stone easier to move and maneuver. In that case I would expect the seam to have continuity from one side to the other as there would just be a cut but then the two sides would be placed next to each other.
If we take this to a "U", or kitchen that requires 2 or 3 slabs, I would expect seams that don't show continuity. Sure if the breaks can be where there is a range, or sink, or whatever that would be great, but I'm sure that can't always be done.
I've seen lots of seams with a change in direction or continuity in showrooms and would think if they could be avoided they would be avoided there. Am I missing something? Are my expectations too low? (That would be a shock to anyone who knows me! :o)
Scenario 2: You can ask if you can pay a premium to avoid a seam. I always thought it was just the transport to the home, but I learned that extra manpower was needed to move it from machine to machine at the shop. Case in point my big old honkin' island. They wanted to do a seam and swore it would be perfect since it was in the same slab. I insisted that I wanted no seam. I paid for it. Money well spent.
As far as the other things, I would think a good fabricator will try to make the stone's pattern be continued, even if not perfect they should try to do their best. In my last kitchen, there was a piece in the boneyard from another job that was the perfect piece to add on to my counter run. It was not perfect, but you had to look to find that seam.
Also, there is the part of the brain we need to train that says "this is a rock, therefore it is not perfect. Otherwise I would have chosen a man made product".
But I agree, the swirls and stuff should continue in the same direction so as not to make it obvious where the seam is. I saw a piece in a fabricator's showroom that was horrible. Needless to say, that was pretty much the first nail in his coffin for not doing our current kitchen. Jacking up the price after the initial quote was the final nail.
It depends on the fabricator and the amount of material available. With a good fabricator and adequate material seams variation in pattern should not be noticeable from a distance. I have 3 in mine- two at one corner to keep the grain running in one direction in the room. One of those people have missed while standing over it. Stone has a lot of movement.
I have a job going in soon and the fab had an extra slab brought in "just in case".
Note that the showroom is NOT always a good indicator. Where I used to work we had one top that was a straight run with a seam that was overly obvious. (Same fab that did my kitchen) but that was all taken from a single slab and we got it free.
Thanks for the feedback and info. Sounds like maybe my expectations are too low! Or were.
Def money well spent in your fab kitchen Bee. If there were a seam in that lovely island if I were you I would see nothing but the seam. (Sounds like maybe I should be getting man made - but I'm not. Love the look and depth of the real deal.)


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... land which goes around the mar menor. It was very quiet and not much was happening there but it was still a cool place with the Mediterranean sea on one side and the mar menor on the other. The sunset was amazing over the mountains on the way back. Both the sunsets and sunrises here are very nice and they are beautiful colours!
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Perhaps with the recession it is just not economically viable to pay people to pick, sort and pack the fruit and then to transport or export it?
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Yes, it is pretty sad. I actually only got about 1/4 of my garden cleared out and then I ran out of room in the trash can. I guess that means it might take me 3 weekends.ReplyDelete
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Toronto Blue Jays (5-6) at Kansas City Royals (6-5), 2:10 p.m.
Probable Starting Pitchers: Toronto - Brandon Morrow (0-1, 5.59) Kansas City - Ervin Santana (1-1, 3.21)
(Sports Network) - Righty Ervin Santana makes his third start with his new team on Sunday when the Kansas City Royals host the Toronto Blue Jays in the finale of a three-game weekend series at Kauffman Stadium.
Santana, a nine-game winner in 30 starts for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, was acquired in a late October trade that sent minor-leaguer Brandon Sisk to the Angels.
The 30-year-old debuted with the Royals on April 3 in Chicago and took a 5-2 loss after allowing four runs on five hits in six innings. He was much more effective in outing No. 2, however, and pitched eight innings of one-run ball in a 3-1 defeat of the Minnesota Twins on April 8.
Santana has faced the Blue Jays 14 times in 238 big-league outings and is 6-5 against them with three complete games and a 3.95 earned run average in 95 2/3 innings. He got a loss and a no-decision in two matchups in 2012 while allowing 10 hits and eight runs in 13 innings.
He is 51-38 in 118 career road outings, with a 3.74 ERA - more than a run lower than the 4.96 clip he's established on the road.
Toronto will counter with righty Brandon Morrow, who'll also make his third start of the season as he seeks his first win.
The 28-year-old native of Santa Rosa, Calif. pitched six innings of one-run ball while getting a no-decision in Toronto's 3-2 loss to Cleveland on April 3, then dropped a 7-3 verdict at Detroit on April 9 after allowing five runs on nine hits in just 3 2/3 innings.
Batters are touching him for a .357 clip so far this season, a far cry from the stingy .214 he held them to in 21 starts for the Blue Jays in 2012.
Morrow, a former closer, is 3-4 with a save in 10 career meetings with Kansas City with a 4.54 ERA in 33 2/3 innings.
On Saturday, Jose Bautista hit a two-run homer to help lead the Blue Jays to a 3-2 win.
Munenori Kawasaki, who replaced an injured Jose Reyes in the starting lineup, had a sacrifice fly and scored once for the Blue Jays, winners in three of their last four games.
Prior to the game, Reyes was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a left ankle sprain, and Toronto selected the contract of Kawasaki from Triple-A Buffalo. Reyes suffered the injury in Friday's win. Although MRI results were not immediately released, Reyes could be out for three months.
R.A. Dickey (1-2) allowed one run on five hits over 6 1/3 innings to earn the win. Casey Janssen gave up one run in the ninth but was able to record the final out to pick up his third save of the season.
"Look, nobody has been happy with the way things have gone. Not as a starting staff" Dickey said. "We all talk about it and we know it's obvious that we haven't performed up to not only the expectation but our ability. We all feel very responsible to that. That being said, nobody in here is panicking."
Chris Getz went 3-for-4 with an RBI and Alex Gordon had two hits and drove in a run for the Royals, who have dropped their last two after winning four straight.
James Shields (1-2) lasted all nine innings, giving up three runs on two hits to go with six strikeouts.
"He pitched a great ballgame. He threw 115 pitches I think if he could take one back it'd probably be the curveball to Bautista," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "He just got it up a little bit. (Bautista is) one of the strongest guys in the league and ended up hitting a two-run homer off it."
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"Sturdy off road, light - some quality issues…"
I have had mine for about a year and love it. I tend to walk several miles at a time, often on bridleways and it is lovely to use - really light and manouverable. I have had a few chunky air tyre buggies, and this is by far the best. Easy to steer one handed too whilst hanging on to older child!
I have had a couple of minor quality issues. The drawstring around the top of the cargo net on the back became unstitched from the buggy, so that the net could not be closed and just flopped about, but the shop I got it from sent me new covers straight away. The brake also stopped working, but the place I got it from fixed it in store whilst I waited.Read moreLess
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"Easy to manoeuvre, smooth ride, on larger side…"
I really love the big chunky wheels and feel the extra-large hood with a peek-a-boo window in is a great addition. The seat is really roomy and has extra padding at the sides too to add that extra comfort, and can be laid back flat when he needs a bit of shut-eye - meaning the buggy can be used from newborn.
My first outing with the buggy was at the Trafford Centre. I was meeting some friends and was running behind so had to dash from one end to the other to get there. As H is only two and a half she isn't the fastest of walkers so normally this would have been a difficult dash, with me almost pulling her off her feet to try and get her to move, whilst she dawdled about behind me. Imagine my delight when I realised H could easily sit on the front of the buggy! On top of the front wheel is a point where Baby J's feet rest, however if I put his legs at either side there was room for H to sit. This meant with both children on board I could fly across the centre.
And fly I did! It was so lightweight, even with two children on it, and turned about so smoothly, I was honestly impressed. I am only 4ft10 so struggle with the weight of a lot of buggies but this has a lightweight aluminium frame and I could barely feel it underneath my hands. As the wheels are so large and the front turns so smoothly, dashing in and out of people and around the centre was really easy.
Since then I have tried the Nipper in various settings. I have taken it on a long walk down a bridal path, over bumpy ground including large tree branches and through thick mud. It has been fantastic. You can barely feel the uneven ground beneath it, J has a smooth ride and there are no jolts up and down my arms as I push. Going up and down kerbs is easy and most of the time I do not need to lift the front wheel to do so. I even tried cobbles and it was just as smooth. We recently had a short break in Wales and took the Nipper on the beach. Although it was hard to push, I managed to get it through even the thick sand which would have been impossible with any other buggy I've had.
Putting the buggy up and down has a knack to it and it took me a while to get it right, and Mr H still struggles. Once you get it though, it is pretty straightforward.
Once folded down, the Nipper is a strange shape, with the chassis bars sticking out at one end. However I found this made fitting it in my boot a bit easier, as there is a large space between the bars to slide it in. I have a BMW 3 series, so it has a reasonable size boot. The buggy fits in quite well, leaving room for some shopping bags or coats, and we can also fit in an umbrella buggy for H if we feel she will need one. However if you have a small boot it could be a tight fit, so that is definitely something to be aware of. The wheels can be removed, though, which will make it a lot smaller.
The Nipper also comes with a rain cover, bumper bar, shopping pouch as well as storage pockets in the hood. The shopping pouch was a reasonable size and a great place for storing coats or drinks. However once I clipped my nappy bag onto the handle I found it was hard to get to. The pedal brake is a great feature as I usually find taking brakes on and off with buggies can be hit and miss as to how easy it is. With this you simply tip it one way or another to take the brakes on and off and as it is quite chunky even the larger feet can push it without difficulty (as Mr H's size 12's are proof of!).
Overall I absolutely adore this pushchair and now use it for every outing. Here are my thoughts:
Lightweight and easy to manoeuvre
Padded seat with lots of room
Possible to sit a toddler on the front if needed
Easy pedal brake
Extremely smooth ride even over very rough surfaces
Straightforward to put together
Awkward to put up and down until accustomed
Cannot see brake or shopping bag with nappy bag attached to handlebars
Tight fit in smaller car boots
I highly recommend this buggy it to anyone, it is so easy to push, manoeuvre around tight bends and yet is roomy and comfortable. It was designed to be a multi-purpose buggy able to handle off road as well as a trip to the town. However I feel even if you don't require a buggy for different settings, it is still a great buy. Everyone who has tried the Nipper thinks it is fantastic and I would certainly suggest it to anyone. The Nipper 360 single retails at approximately £170, which I think is a really good price for such a sturdy and robust buggy. If you are looking for a mid-range multi-function pushchair then this one should definitely be on your list.Read moreLess
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"Really fab all round buggy for town and country.…"
Have just purchased the Nipper V3 from Practical Pushchairs - buggy arrived super quick which was great as we were off on holiday. Cant rate this pushchair enough - it is light and folds well and has been brilliant on the beach.Read moreLess
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"Great buggy, close call between this and mb swift…"
I love it! It was a close call between the nipper v3 and mountain buggy swift which I hear is also great just a bit more compact. I didn't need to be compact as I live in the countryside. I got a good deal online which included a basket and saved £100 by not buying the swift!Read moreLess
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"Sharp and agile but also very practical.…"
This product does pretty much everything you need it too without loosing functionality. Worth considering getting this product. I am able to use it for my runs and day trips out on multi-terrain.Read moreLess
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"Lighter and narrower than earlier versions…"
I liked the Nipper V1, but the V3 is worlds apart. Great range of colours (I've ordered the Green) and has easier access to the shopping basket below. I can steer with one hand so easily, folds to fit into the back of my Corsa and I got a great deal on a pre-order offer. My review is based on a test run I was luckily allowed by a friend who had one! Can't wait ;)Read moreLess
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With the FIFA World Cup final around the corner, it only seems fair that we review an album related to the event. Before the onset of the game, almost every notable artiste was trying to outdo themselves with anthem songs that would carry the unofficial theme song flag of the football tourney. Taking it a step further Fatboy Slim launched the album Bem Brasil with a wide repertoire of tracks to commemorate the once-in-four-years football fiesta.
The two-CD album, launched synchronously with the World Cup goes far into the streets and lanes of Brazil and captures the true essence of the South American country. While Norman Quentin Cook may not have crossed any landmarks with this record, it only seems fair to give the Briton credit for bringing alive the real spirit of Brazil in all its glory.
Roping in some of the best entertainers and artistes from his profession, Fatboy Slim gets DJ Fresh, Gregor Salto, Psychemagik, Eats Everything, Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, Claude Von Stroke, Joey Negro and many others to represent the sounds of Brazil.
Roughly meaning 'very Brazilian', Bem Brasil is the perfect party highlight of the summer football festival and captures both the day and night overviews of Brazil's music. The first CD titled Para Noite is the sound of Brazil's nightlife.
Heavy rhythmic drum patches kicks off the night-time frenzy in Brazil and is masterfully recreated in the 10 track dance bangers lined up in this CD.
With an all-star list of artistes, the songs ebb with dark even shades of transient EDM. Difficult to separate the artiste from his typical EDM mixes, Fatboy Slim teams up with DJ Fresh to transform 'Magalenha' into an electro swirl of grinding chainsaws and bounce basslines while Nervo takes Rio Shock's 'Sensualizer' and adds a dark, dripping house soul to the song. Fatboy Slim also adds two signature originals including the dizzyingly riotous fun house sounds of 'Everyone Loves A Carnival' and the thumping drum bass line of the collaboration with Diplo and Dimitri Vegas on 'Eparrei'.
On the second CD dubbed Para Dia which takes out into the daylight, Fatboy Slim dips the energy level to soak in the sun. You can't miss the sun-kissed beach vibe on this disc, rounded off with appearances from Claude VonStroke, Doorly, and more.
While Carl Cox's 'Keepee Uppee' keeps the tempo grooving for a vibrant techno trip with glowing blips and tropical drums, John Digweed teams with Nick Muir for a remix of Stuttgart's 'Tosca' that brings together introspective deep house.
Bem Brasil is the sounds of the real Brazil. Far from the bikini-clad dancers and noisy drummers comes the soundscape of what Brazil's music truly stands for.
The tracks easily transport you the street football games among kids and the late evening dances around fires – a real picture of the sunny country. Pick up the CDs if you want to dance to the sounds that echo in Brazil throughout the year, world cup or not.


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In the next installment of Rock Icons, Nikki Sixx reflects on Motley Crue's early days—including his fashion choices. In this exclusive sneak peak of Saturday's episode, Sixx admits to Sam Dunn that his trademark wild hair actually served as a defense mechanism.
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The schism between Axl Rose and Slash is one of the most notorious feuds in rock, in many ways marking the end of Guns N' Roses' glory years. Theories abound as to why the duo's relationship soured beyond repair, but now we may have the spark. According to the band's former manager Doug Goldstein, Michael Jackson is to blame for their beef and subsequent split.
Who Goes To The Movies: 15 Films About + Starring Members Of The Who
The movie Tommy debuted on March 19, 1975, setting the world ablaze as madman filmmaker Ken Russell transformed the Who's 1969 rock opera into one of cinema's all-time most audacious and incendiary trips of sight, sound, and fury.
In honor of Tommy's 40th anniversary, then, let's take a look back at the Who's other contributions to film history, be it in the form of documentaries, concert movies, or performances by each individual band member—well, all except bassist John Entwistle who, aside from voicing himself on The Simpsons, never seemed to get bitten by the acting bug (perhaps Boris the Spider ate it in Ox's case).
Metallica Confirmed To Headline Lollapalooza For The First Time In 19 Years
Lollapalooza announced its 2015 lineup this morning. The festival's headliners show variety, with Paul McCartney, Sam Smith, Florence + The Machine, and Metallica slated to perform.
10 Bands You Thought Were One Person
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Listen up–'cause we're about to save you a lot of embarrassment. There are some bands out there with names that mislead us into thinking they're solo acts. But they're NOT. When groups are named for the lead singer and/or said lead singer is the only prominent member among rarely seen bandmates (think Sade), things get confusing.
Politics Aside, We Can All Agree That Ted Cruz Has Lame Taste In Music
Newly minted Republican Presidential candidate Ted Cruz appeared on CBS This Morning to begin the long scramble for the White House. It's his first full day on the campaign trail, and he's already pissed off a huge demographic— rock 'n' roll fans. The GOP Senator from Texas has said that although he used to be a big fan of classic rock music, he was disappointed in how the rock community responded to 9/11. As a result, he's now a die-hard country fan.
Is Lars Ulrich To Blame For The Crappy Bass On Metallica's '…And Justice For All'?
Metallica's classic 1986 album …And Justice For All has long been criticized for having a thin subpar bass sound, and now mixer Steve Thompson is pointing the finger at drummer Lars Ulrich. According to the engineer, Ulrich has very specific plans for how he wanted his drums to sound in the mix, and he didn't care if other instruments suffered. In fact, he brought in a photograph of a mixing board set up to his standards!
Tube Amplifiers: The Top Hard Rock + Heavy Metal Covers Of TV Theme Songs
Born in the 1950s via Elvis Presley on Ed Sullivan and Ricky Nelson on The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, the bond between television and rock-and-roll has been unbreakable since the earliest days of each medium's very first revolutions in art, technology, and stirring up teenage trouble.
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This is a 1967 Jaguar XKE 4.2 Roadster. I have owned it since 1976 and was told they were the original owners, but I... More
1979 Mazda RX7 Limited - Two for One price! Yellow is an early production with an automatic, the black is a 5 speed Limited. The yellow... More
FOR SALE 1967 BARRACUDA FASTBACK AS IS CONDITION ORIGINAL 273 AUTOMATIC CAR BH29D72 NEEDS TOTAL RESTORATION NO MOTOR OR TRANSMISSION AND BACK GRASS IS BROKE OUT ALL SHEET METAL IS... More
1973 Porsche 914. 2.0 Engine does run. Had some restoring but did not finish. This care would be a great car to restore. The... More
1936 Plymouth 4 door sedan, suicide rear doors, I purchased this car in 1968. The first thing I had to do to the engine... More
This is a 1964 mercedes coupe I was told its a 300se coupe and othere people told me its a 220. It needs a passanger rear... More
This is a 1965 A code fastback project 4 speed with a 66 motor car needs total restoration CALL 203-889-6856... More
1939 Ford Coupe hot rod project car, 302 ci eng, c-4 trans, 9" Ford rear end, Mustang IFS, new SB Chevy firewall, 2 40 Ford... More
This 1926 Chevrolet 2 door sedan has the potential to be a collector's dream. It has a wooden frame with original wooden wheels. It... More
1958 Chevy Impala convertible project car, was red, mostly grey primer. Chrome spears, engine and trans removed. Have overhauled 348 and trans. Most chrome.... More


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