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Any longtime Animaniacs fans here remember that long gap between 2007-2013 where we just waited for Warner Bros to release the remainder of the series (volume 4) on DVD?
#they released vol. 1 and 2 in 2006#and then vol. 3 in early 2007#so you’d think they would release vol. 4 by the end of that year right?#nope had to wait 6 years for it#they released it quietly in early 2013#i was happy at the time to finally have the entire series#but it was still frustrating#this was a couple years before the complete series set came out mind you#tiny toon adventures went through a similar dvd release#season 1 was split into 2 volumes and released around 2008-2009#but the rest of the series didn’t get released until 2013#animaniacs#dvds#physical media
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TMC Timeline
I'm not including anything before Mark's birth. Aside from that, lmk if I'm missing anything or somethings wrong.
1974
July 24— Mark is born
?- Thatcher is most likely born this decade
1981
MandelaTech is formed, US Department of unforeseen temporal phenomena too
1982
95% increase in MAD cases
1988
January 18th— Adam is born in Mandela
March 7-- Jonah is born
?— Eve is most likely born
1989
?-- Sarah is born when Mark is 15
1990
Population: 19,867
June 8— Jude and Lynn married
1991
Population: 19,465
1992
Population: 14,763
April 4— Thatcher’s and Ruth’s promotion, Thatcher is in his twenties
August 29— Jude and Lynn divorced
August 30— Pictures of window (exhibition)
September 13-15— Mark and Cesar. Mark died on the 15 (Sarah is 3)
September 14— Adam is tested at 4
September 21— Mark's body was discovered
?— Intruder Alert takes place. Jude calls Ruth and Thatcher. Ruth is killed.
1995
Population: 5,024
March— Newspeak issue ("Off duty mandela officers withhold information about alternate invasion")
2004
Population: 2,403
July 3— Post created for Mandela Meerkats vs Brighton Bunnies soccer game on the 21st (old Mandela police site leak)
July 24— Sarah recorded the message on mandelapolice.com
November 12— Post is created about Mandela’s population decrease (old Mandela police site leak)
2005
Population: 2,069
US Department of Temporal Phenomena releases "Know Your Enemy-A guide on alternate types as of 2005"
2006
Population: 1,786
June 11— Sarah advertises BPC
2007
Population: 1,687
July 10— Adam is added to BPC, and it becomes BPS! Adam makes the first entry in his diary
July 14— Adam shows Sarah the first piece of footage
July 15— Adam and Sarah watch the green hand video. Adam makes his next diary entry about this
July 17— Adam finds Jonah online
Population: 1,687
2008
Population: 1,347
June 24— Thatcher accepts Eve into department. (I'm not sure if this part is still canon to the series because it doesnt really line up with Vol 4 and Alex had taken the video down)
August 14— Adam's 3rd diary entry about sleep paralysis
2009
Population: 1,075
Soccer game video and Mymovie.mp4
(Winter break) Jan 10-13— Volume 2. Takes them a day to arrive.
Jan 13-- Jonah leaves and offs himself. Adam eventually leaves the house, and walks through snow until he finds the van
Past Jan 13— Sarah and Adam talk about Jonah
Jan 14- Dave's death at Gabriel Church (church Sarah and Mark went to) is reported on Channel 3. His death was around midnight. Nurses talk about him later in the evening.
Jan 15— Adam's 4th diary entry about waking up and hearing his screams from the van. It makes him feel bad
Jan ?- Adam goes all 'Preacher Mode' on Eve. Sarah eventually contacts her asking about him.
Jan 16- Thatcher drives out to Werksha at 1:57 and finds Adam in his home at 2:21. Adam starts screaming (and Thatcher does too from MAD). At 4, he drives him to the station and comforts questions him. Meanwhile, Sarah hacks into the security cameras and watches this go down.
(Last edit: November 24, 2023)
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My most played albums released in the year 2000:
1. Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
2. Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory
3. Coldplay - Parachutes
4. Bright Eyes - Fevers and Mirrors
5. Radiohead - Kid A
6. *NSYNC - No Strings Attached
7. Jill Scott - Who Is Jill Scott? - Words and Sounds, Vol. 1
8. Sade - Lovers Rock
9. Britney Spears - Oops!... I Did It Again
10. Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica
Data from last.fm + pythfm.
2000 / 2001 / 2002 / 2003 / 2004 / 2005 / 2006 / 2007 / 2008 / 2009 / 2010 / 2011 / 2012 / 2013 / 2014 / 2015 / 2016 / 2017 / 2018 / 2019 / 2020 / 2021 / 2022 / 2023 / 2024
#music#albums#2000#y2k#playlist#spotify#lastfm#pythfm#music data#eminem#linkin park#coldplay#bright eyes#radiohead#*nsync#modest mouse#jill scott#britney spears#sade#mixtape#billboard#grammys#year end list#pop music#ranking#AOTY#2000s#early 2000s#Spotify
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Release: December 1, 1990
Lyrics:
I want to show you the picture I drew
When I was on the phone talking to you
I made a heart and I colored it red
'Cause I want you here on my side of the bed
I've been dreaming since I was born
And in my dreams, I see eyes like yours
I'll be the pillow where you lay your head, lay your head
If you'll come and sleep on my side of the bed
Lay down
The sheets are white like the moon, my love
Dream with me in my room
Lay down
- Instrumental -
Lay down
The sheets are white like the moon, my love
Dream with me in my room
Lay down
I know you hurt, I feel the pain
Take my hand and come out of the rain
We all need to be comforted
Sha-la-la-la-la
You can get yours on my side of the bed
On my side of the bed
Lay down on my side of the bed
Come lay down
Tra-la-la-la-la
Lay down
(Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh)
Lay down
Sha-la-la-la-la
(I made a heart)
Sha-la-la-la-la
(I colored it red)
Lay down
Lay down
Sha-la-la-la-la
(Lay down)
Sha-la-la-la-la
(Lay down)
Songwriter:
Lay down
(Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh)
Lay down
Sha-la-la-la-la
(Ooh)
Sha-la-la-la-la
(Ooh)
Lay down
(Ooh, ooh, Ooh)
Lay down
Sha-la-la-la-la
(I made a heart)
Sha-la-la-la-la
(I colored it red)
Lay down
(I colored it red)
Lay down
Sha-la-la-la-la
(Lay down)
Sha-la-la-la-la
(Lay down)
Lay down, lay down
Billy Steinberg / Tom Kelly / Susanna Hoffs
SongFacts:
"My Side of the Bett" is a song by the American singer Susanna Hoffs, who was published in 1990 as a lead -single from her debut -solo album when they are a boy. It was written by Hoffs, Tom Kelly and Billy Steinberg and produced by David Kahne. "My side of the bed" reached No. 30 on the Billboard Hot 100, her single with the highest player.
ArtistFacts:
Susanna Hoffs is the daughter of the screenwriter and director Tamar Simon-Hoffs.
She had her first film role in 1978 in the musical Stony Island of Andrew Davis, to whom her mother wrote the script. Even after that, she was still in smaller film roles such as B. The Allnighter (1987).
She started her music career in 1981 as a singer and guitarist of the music group The Bangles. After the initially modest success of the first album All Over the Place (1984), the group should bring it to international success with the album Different Light and titles such as Manic Monday, Walk Like to Egyptian and Eternal Flame.
After the dissolution of the Bangles in autumn 1989, Susanna Hoffs started a solo career.
At the beginning of 1991 the album when you'Re A Boy was released, of which the first single My Side of the Bed was best able to prevail. However, all other publications remained behind the expectations.
In 1993 she married the film producer and director Jay Roach, with whom she had two sons (* 1995, 1998).
In the fall of 1996 the second album, which was simply called Susanna Hoffs, was released, but was also unable to build on the success of the group phase.
Since the group was reunited in 1999, Susanna Hoffs has released two new albums with the Bangles and regularly plays concerts with the group.
In April 2006, Hoffs published the album under the covers Vol. 1, which contains a selection of personal favorite songs from the 1960s. In July 2009, this collaboration with songs from the 1970s followed on the album under the covers Vol. 2.
Hoffs ’solo album Someday was released in summer 2012, which in turn forms a musical starting point for the music of the 1960s. In November 2013, the third joint album with Matthew Sweet came onto the market. It bears the title under the covers Vol. 3 and contains cover versions of pieces from the 1980s.
On the occasion of the Grammy Awards 2020, a tribute concert for Prince under the motto "Let's Go Crazy: The Grammy Salute to Prince" took place on January 28, 2020 in the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, in which Hoffs with Chris Martin den Song Manic Monday sang. The concert was broadcast on April 21, 2020, the fourth day of the Death of Prince.
#new#new music#my chaos radio#Susanna Hoffs#My side of the bed#music#spotify#youtube#music video#youtube video#good music#hit of the day#video of the day#90s#90s music#90s style#90s video#90s charts#1990#pop#rock#pop rock#lyrics#songfacts#artistfacts#1051
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you know when you're on your period and you're inexplicably sad and you watch some happy-sad movies so you could release it and ugly cry? that's me but with Mary Oliver poems
When Death Comes, New and Selected Poems: Vol 1 (1992)
The World I Live In, Felicity (2015)
Oxygen, New and Selected Poems: Vol 2 (2005)
When I Am Among the Trees, Thirst (2006)
The Journey, Dream Work (1986)
Lead, New and Selected Poems: Vol 2 (2005)
To Begin With, The Sweet Grass, Evidence (2009)
#her poetry is just so...spiritual#and personal#to me!#i hope whoever sees this on their dash#would find some comfort in her words too#mary oliver#literature#poetry#quotes
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Every week in June, CBS News Detroit is highlighting a different part of Detroit's Black music scene and showcasing the role that Detroit played in shaping generations of performers and its impact on broader American culture.
This week, Amyre Makupson, our Executive Producer Impacting Communities, sits down with Detroit hip-hop pioneers Slum Village.
Slum Village is known for their lyricism and underground sound. Today, the group is all about keeping their legacy alive.
T3 is the sole remaining original member.
Slum Village has had many members throughout its 20 years. Before it was Slum Village, it was known as Ssenepod - dopeness spelled backward - and the group consisted of Dilla, T3, Que D, Baatin and Wajeed. After Ssenepod broke up, then came Slum Village in 1996, formed by J Dilla, Baatin and T3.
In 1998, they landed their first record deal with Barak/AM Records. From there, they released albums such as "Fan-Tas-Tic (Vol. 1)" and "Fantastic (Vol. 2)."
When J Dilla left the group in 2001 to focus on his solo career, Elzhi stepped in and became a part of popular albums such as "Trinity (Past, Present and Future)" and "Detroit Dell (A Taste of Detroit)," which included the hit single "Selfish" and featured Kanye West and John Legend.
Today, T3 is joined by producer Young RJ., who joined the lineup in 2012 after producing for the group since 2001. J Dilla died in 2006 of cardiac arrest, and Baatin, who left in 2003 and rejoined in 2008, died in 2009.
With two decades' worth of music behind them, Slum Village considers its albums influential to the younger generation today.
The group was recently named one of Billboard's 50 Greatest Rap Groups of All Time. Slum Village is releasing a new shoe collaboration with Puma in summer 2023 and is currently shooting a self-produced docuseries.
#Black Music Month: Honoring Detroit hip-hop pioneers Slum Village#Slum Village#Detroit#HipHop#J Dilla
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KOKIA in flashback - 2006
The year of 2006 is an exciting one for KOKIA. She has gone abroad to perform before, but now she makes it all the way to Europe for concerts in Paris, France and represents Japan at MIDEM 2006, the World Music Market, in Cannes. Her new album aigakikoeru ('listen for the love') even gets a French/European release in November, ahead of the Japanese release next year and with an exclusive track. It is not her first album this year; she has enough songs to compile her first best of-album, resulting in the release of Pearl and Jewel, collecting her best of songs and promotional videos respectively.
Although KOKIA has been creating music for games and (animated) series and movies since the beginning of her career, the start of 2006 puts the spotlight on her with the single Ai no melody/chouwa oto ('melody of love/sound of harmony'), the opening and ending song for the movie Origin: Spirits of the Past (Giniro no kami no Agito in Japanese). Especially Chouwa oto ~with reflection~ turns into a much-requested hit, with KOKIA still regularly performing this song almost 20 years later. It is a new version of Chouwa, the first song on her album trip trip from 2002, which incorporates KOKIA-go ('KOKIA-language') by reversing the syllables of the Japanese lyrics.
And last but most definitely not least, 2006 is the year KOKIA becomes independent. In May, she decides to start her own private office, anco&co, which she runs to this day, in order to more freely express herself as an artist rather than being tied to the Japanese music scene. Aigakikoeru is her first release after her independence.
She starts her 47 Stories concerts this year, intending to visit all 47 prefectures of Japan, although in the end doesn't manage to get to all 47.
◆ Lives and events ◆
January 5
Giniro no kami no Agito (Origin: Spirits of the past) New Year's special event (Kawasaki, CLUB CITTA)
January 21
KOKIA Live in France: Bonjour Paris Bonjour mon ami! ('Hello Paris, hello my friend!') (Paris, L’espace Saint Martin)
※ First performance in Paris
January 23
MIDEM 2006 JAPAN NIGHT (Cannes, HOTEL MAJESTIC)
【KOKIA album tour 2006 Thank u!】
February 9 - Aichi, Electric Lady Land
February 10 - Osaka, BIGCAT
February 17 - Tokyo, DUO MUSIC EXCHANGE
February 26
Song for Winter Lovers in FACTORY (Sapporo Factory Atrium)
June 14
KOKIA 2006 keep moving vol.1 (Roppongi STB139 Sweet Basil)
※ 2 performances in 1 day. First live after going independent. Monthly performances spanning half a year.
July 1
at! Music Live (Queen's Square Yokohama)
※ 2 performances in 1 day
July 14
Enoshima Live Party 2006 (Enoshima Yacht Harbor Terrace)
July 24
KOKIA 2006 keep moving vol.2 ~birthday party~ (Roppongi STB139 Sweet Basil)
July 29
MAKE a day 06 in TIVOLI (Okayama, Kurashiki Tivoli park, Plainen stage)
August 12
First Izumo Legends festival (Shimane prefecture, Izumo city, Hamayama park)
※ Performed as a surprise guest
August 16
KOKIA 2006 keep moving vol.3 ~my favorite songs~ (Roppongi STB139 Sweet Basil)
August 27
6th Yuukyuu no mori ('forest of eternity') Shirakami festival (Akita, Goshonodai Fureai Park)
September 10
KOKIA concert ~47 stories in Shimane~ (Big Heart Izumo)
September 21
KOKIA 2006 keep moving vol.4 ~chello ni idakarete ♪~ ('embraced by the cello') (Roppongi STB139 Sweet Basil)
September 23
Kunimi mountain base music festival '06 (Nagasaki, Kunimi forest park)
October 14
Barefoot Kugenuma '06 Barefoot Concert (Prefectural Shônan Kaigan park, Surf Village, beach in front of the water plaza (mizu no hiroba)
October 22
KOKIA 2006 keep moving vol.5 ~neoclassic~ (Roppongi STB139 Sweet Basil)
November 27
KOKIA 2006 keep moving vol.6 ~finale~ (Roppongi STB139 Sweet Basil)
December 2
YAMAHA Stadium Mini Live (Shizuoka, Yamaha Stadium)
※ A capella opening live (Amazing Grace) and mini live after the match
December 8
KOKIA 47 stories in concert in Fukui (Mikuni cultural Miraikan)
December 24
KOKIA 2006 Christmas Dinner concert ~1 nenkan no jibun no gohoubi ni~ ('a reward to oneself after a full year') (Tokyo, Hotel Grand Pacific Meridian Palais Royal)
◆ Releases ◆
January 1
Release of the single Ai no melody/Chouwa oto ~with reflection~ ('melody of love/sound of harmony') (Victor Entertainment)
※ Both songs were used in the theatrically released animated movie Giniro no kami no Agito (Origin: Spirits of the past) as the ending and opening theme respectively
February 1
Best of album Pearl ~The Best Collection~ (Victor Entertainment)
※ First best of album. First released in France and Spain on January 20 with an European version (Discmedi)
February 1
Release of the DVD jewel ~The Best Video Collection~ (Victor Entertainment)
※ First video release. Collection of best music clips.
November 29
Release of original album aigakikoeru (listen for the love) (Wasabi Records)
※ First album after independence. Release in France ahead of Japanese release.
◆ Other releases ◆
January 7
Release of Giniro no kami no Agito (Origin: Spirits of the past) original soundtrack (Victor Entertainment)
※ Recorded the opening theme chouwa oto ~with reflection~ ('sound of harmony') and the end theme Ai no melody ('melody of love')
January 18
Release of the Yuki Ootake album Nemuru Kujaku ('Sleeping peacock') (King Records)
※ Composed the song Tokai no hitsuji (‘sheep of the city’)
March 24
Release of the Shirakami mountain region image song collection Shirakami no shi ('Poems of Shirakami')
※ Recorded and sang Yuukyuu no mori ('Forest of eternity')
April 19
Release of Iruka wan no koibito (‘lovers of the dolphin bay’) original soundtrack (Rock Records)
※ Japanese version of the soundtrack of the popular Taiwanese drama.
The songs I catch a cold and shiroi yuki ('white snow') were used as background music in the drama. (Taiwanese version released on January 1, 2003.)
June 7
Release of compilation album THANK YOU!! (Victor Entertainment)
※ Victor version of the compilation album of the 39 (sankyuu ('thank you')) project by Fuji TV's Mezamashi TV ('wake-up TV').
Performed Kawaranai koto ~since 1976~ ('things that won't change')
June 7
Release of compilation album Arigatou THANK YOU (Ponyo Canyon)
※Ponyo Canyon version of the compilation album of the 39 (sankyuu ('thank you')) project by Fuji TV's Mezamashi TV ('wake-up TV').
Performed Arigatou... ('thank you...')
◆ Books ◆
August 30
Release of the piano score Arigatou... ('thank you...') (anco&co)
◆ Other ◆
April
Sang the commercial song for KOMATSU Ltd.
May 21
Started the company anco (independent)
July 14~
Sang the song Tatta hitotsu no hada e hen ('just one collection for your skin') for the POLA cosmetics APEX-i commercial
August
Shiawase no hanataba ('bouquet of happiness') is used as image song for the Red Feather Central Community Chest of Japan
October 2
Start of her internet radio program KOKIAyakkyoku ('musical medicine') (until March 20, 2012)
※ Live internet radio program held every first and third Tuesday of the month
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Timelines in Paradise
I spent the last few days working out the timeline for Strangers in Paradise and if I had a printer it would’ve been a full on Pepe Silvia moment. There is never a solid date given and the only ages that are really mentioned are Francine’s.
Katchoo is the only birth year given, 1976. She met Emma when she was 17, so that would be 1992. The year before the series was printed.
Francine says she’s 26 in Vol 2 #4. Both Katchoo and her were in the same grade in high school, so she was born 75~76 since she’s a little older. Which would set the date at the future of 2002, from it’s 1994 release date.
Meaning both were 25 in Vol 1 and 15 during the Strangers in Paradise play which was 10 years before the start of the series, 1991. Vol 1 being set in 2001
In Vol 3 #69, Francine says she’s 28, putting the in comic year at 2004, starting to match up the the release, being January 1, 2004 for said issue.
David is 19 22 at the start of the story, I don’t remember where I read it, but I put it my notes and forgot to list the source. Anyway, that would put his DOB around 1982 at .See Edit.
That sets the time between Vol 1 #1 and Vol 3 #69 at 3 years.
Vol1 - 2001 - Katchoo and Francine (25) David(22)
Vol2 - 2002 - Katchoo and Francine (26) David(23)
Vol3 - 2003 to 2006 - Katchoo and Francine (27-30) David(24-27)
Strangers in Paradise XXV and Five Years are set back to back and Ashley and Koo are probably 5-6 years old setting those two series in 2011. Putting Katchoo and Francine at 35 years old. Those comics were released between 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 respectively. It has a date listed for the following years as March 4th 201*,a thumb obscuring the last digit.
And now the adjacent stuff. Mostly speculative.
The end of Echo is referenced in XXV as if it had happened recently so probably in 2010
Samantha appears in XXV, her hair having grown a little from the End of Motor Girl, so at least it was only a month or two prior.
When Katchoo visits the town of Manson from Rachel Rising it’s winter again and since little has changed except for the grave markers it’s probably the following winter
I don’t know when Serial is set because Zoe hasn’t aged but they have smartphones. But it takes place after Rachel Rising.
And if you’re wondering, in 2022, Francine and Katchoo are 46, and their kids are 15.
Also, yes, you should read all these comics.
January of next year will be the 30th anniversary of issue 1.
EDIT: Not 5 minutes after posting this I got to the Las Vegas marriage certificate. Katchoo’s DOB November 19 1976. David’s DOB is January 16 1979. I wish I could find where I read David being 19, because he’d’ve been 22. I’ll go fix that.
EDIT 2: Vol3 #83 is 2006, Francine says she is 30. Bump the timeline forward a bit.
#Strangers in Paradise#Strangers in Paradise XXV#Echo#Rachel Rising#Motor Girl#Five Years#Serial#Terry Moore#I think the math checks out#Katchoo#Francine
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Michael Holbrook Penniman Jr.[6][7][8] (born 18 August 1983), known by his stage name Mika (/ˈmiːkə/ MEE-kə, stylised as MIKA), is a Lebanese-born British singer-songwriter.
After recording his first extended play, Dodgy Holiday, Mika was named the number-one predicted breakthrough act of 2007 in an annual BBC poll of music critics, Sound of 2007.[9] Mika released his first full-length studio album, Life in Cartoon Motion, on Island Records in 2007, which sold more than 5.6 million copies worldwide and helped Mika win a Brit Award—winning Best British Breakthrough act—and receive a Grammy Award nomination.[10] He topped the UK Singles Chart in January 2007 with "Grace Kelly". He has since gone on to record four more studio albums (most recently My Name is Michael Holbrook released in October 2019), as well as serve as judge/mentor on both the French version of The Voice and the Italian version of X Factor. Mika has also starred in his own television variety show in Italy, Stasera Casa Mika [it], which won the 2017 Rose d'Or Award for Entertainment, and co-hosted the Eurovision Song Contest 2022.
Contents
1Life and career
1.11983–2006: Childhood and early career
1.22007–2008: Life in Cartoon Motion
1.32009–2010: The Boy Who Knew Too Much
1.42010–2014: The Origin of Love, X Factor Italy and Songbook Vol.1
1.52015–2018: No Place in Heaven
1.62019–2020: My Name Is Michael Holbrook
1.72021–present
2Personal life
3Discography
4Filmography
5Tours
6Awards and nominations
7References
8External links
Life and career
1983–2006: Childhood and early career
Mika was born in Beirut, the third of five children (three sisters Yasmine, Paloma and Zuleika and one brother Fortuné), to an American-born Lebanese mother and an Israeli-born American father, Mary Joan "Joannie" (née Mouakad, daughter of John Mouakad and Odette Farah) and Michael Holbrook Penniman (son of William Frederick Penniman III and Dorothy Dyar). His father was a banker[7][11] and was born in Jerusalem, where his own father – Mika's paternal grandfather William Frederick Penniman III – was a diplomat.[11][12] Mika's maternal grandfather John Mouakad was Syrian (from Damascus).[13][14]
When Mika was a year old, his family was forced to leave war-torn Lebanon and moved to Paris, France.[12][15] The first piano piece he learned to play was "Les Champs-Élysées", by Joe Dassin.[12] At the age of 7, he wrote his first song, a piano instrumental called "Angry", which he describes as "awful".[7] The family moved to London when he was 9 years old. There, he attended the Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle, where he experienced severe bullying. He also had problems with dyslexia. In response to these experiences Mika was home-schooled by his mother at the age of 12, for six to eight months.[7] He then attended St Philip's School in Kensington, where he was the head of the Schola Cantorum (the St. Philip's Choir). Later he attended Westminster School and the Royal College of Music, which he left to record his first album at Casablanca Records.[16] As a child Mika was trained by Alla Ardakov (Ablaberdyeva), a Russian opera professional.
Mika's first single was a limited 7"/download release called "Relax, Take It Easy" (2006). It was play-listed by UK's BBC Radio 1 and was made Record of the Week by DJ Scott Mills. The Dodgy Holiday EP also became available for download. The song "Billy Brown" was available for free download for a week from the iTunes Store. A song titled 'Over-rated', which was recorded in 2004, was "unofficially" released online. His debut radio appearance was on Dermot O'Leary's BBC Radio 2 show in September 2006.
2007–2008: Life in Cartoon Motion
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The Hot Boys (often styled as Hot Boy$) are an American hip hop group formed in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1997. The group is made up of B.G., Lil Wayne, Juvenile and Turk.
The Hot Boys formed in the summer of 1997 with original members B.G., Lil Wayne, Juvenile, Turk and Birdman's nephew Bulletproof AKA Lil Derrick. Lil Derrick left the group shortly after recording the first album and was killed in 2002.
The Hot Boys made their first official appearance together on B.G.'s third studio album, It's All on U, Vol. 1. They soon released their debut album, titled Get It How U Live!, which sold over 300,000 copies, primarily in New Orleans. The album charted nationally as well at 37 on the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Chart. In 1998, Ca$h Money agreed to a $30 million pressing and distribution deal with Universal Records. This led to releases such as Juvenile's 400 Degreez, which was certified 4× Platinum in America. The Hot Boys made numerous appearances on many of the albums' tracks such as, "Back That Azz Up" featuring Lil Wayne and Mannie Fresh, and "Ha", where the Hot Boys were featured in the music video and the remix. The Hot Boys appeared on both B.G. and Lil Wayne's albums in 1999, Chopper City In The Ghetto, by B.G., and, Tha Block Is Hot , by Lil Wayne Both albums were certified Platinum. The group also released singles such as, "Cash Money Is An Army" and "Bling Bling" by B.G., "Tha Block Is Hot" and "Respect Us" by Lil Wayne, and "U Understand" and "I Got That Fire" by Juvenile.
On July 27, 1999, The Hot Boys released their second major label studio album, Guerrilla Warfare, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard magazine Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and No. 5 on the Billboard 200. It featured two charting singles, "We On Fire" and "I Need A Hot Girl". "I Need a Hot Girl" peaked at No. 65 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album also had contributions from the Big Tymers, Baby and Mannie Fresh. Like with the group's previous album, Mannie Fresh produced every track.
By 2003 B.G., Turk, and Juvenile had all departed from Cash Money for financial issues, leaving Lil Wayne as the group's only member still with the label. Cash Money still managed to release the group's final album together, Let 'Em Burn, composed of songs the group recorded between 1998 and 2000. The Hot Boys went on to have solo recording careers with varying degrees of success. Lil Wayne became the most prolific Hot Boy, with all of his albums going at least Gold in America and amassing a large fan base which grew with the development of his boutique label, Young Money. Turk was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment in 2006 and was released in October 2012. Juvenile and B.G. initially showed resentment to Cash Money but over time settled their disputes and disagreements with the label.
Following the group's disbandment in 2001, the group remained on hiatus until 2009, when Lil Wayne brought out Juvenile and B.G. at one of his shows on the I Am Music Tour in New Orleans. Lil Wayne had been reportedly trying to spearhead a Hot Boys reunion beginning in 2008, with the support of the other group members. However, by 2012, only two songs featuring Lil Wayne, Juvenile, and B.G. materialized: "Ya Heard Me" from B.G.'s 2009 album Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood and the exclusive "If I Ain't a Hot Boy". Although Turk was released from prison in 2012, talks of a reunion were quelled when B.G. was arrested for weapons possession in 2009 and subsequently sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for gun possession and witness tampering in 2012. In December 2012, Turk released a song called "Zip It" featuring Lil Wayne on his SoundCloud account.
A few weeks later, a remix was released with Juvenile featured on the last verse. In February 2013, a version with all four members of the group was released, with B.G. recording his verse over the phone from prison. In 2013, The Hot Boys (minus B.G.) appeared in the video of 2 Chainz's song "Used 2", whose lyrics are reminiscent of Juvenile's "Back That Azz Up". "Used 2" was produced by Mannie Fresh, who also appears in the video. The Hot Boys (without B.G.) performed with Mannie Fresh during Lil Wayne's Lil WeezyAna Fest in August 2015. Lil Wayne, Juvenile, and The Big Tymers reunited on a song called "Hate" in 2016.
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Fix und Fertig (https://www.fixundfertig.xyz) Minimal Punk Band aus Nürnberg Gegründet 1977 in Wettelsheim und ist aktiv bis heute
Fix und Fertig Minimal Punk Band aus Nürnberg Gegründet 1977 in Wettelsheim aktiv bis heute
Fix & Fertig
Allgemeine Informationen Still on the road
Gründung 1977
Auflösung 2077
Gründungsmitglieder Thomas Loeffler
Gesang Ludwig Thoma Jun
Gesang Gaby Richter
Hit 1984 Cube carrelage blanc in der Tekno scene
Aktuelle Mitglieder
Bad C Bass Vocals
Timon Bass Vocals Maultrommel
Ludwig Thoma Jun (https://www.ludwigthomajun.de) Electro Programming
Gruendungs Mitglieder
Thomas Löffler ( Zattl Gitarre mit der Eisenstange traktiert)
Gabi Richter (Gaby Gier SAxophon Stimmer Korg Casio Synsonic Drums)
Geschichte:
1976 kauften sich Gaby ein Saxophon.damit fing alles an. Es wurde ein Hokzstock und ein Besenstiel zusammen montiert fix und fertig war der microstaender.
dann wurde bei Conrad Boxen vom VEB KOMINAT Klingenberg gekauft und ein Hallgeraet.
luuggi kaufte sich von einem Kumpel den Korb Delta für wahnsinnige 3000 DM.Abstottern war angesagt.
dann kauften wir uns den ersten rum Computer DR Rythm und eine Casio und Synsonucdruns von Matel.
Dann wurden alte Radios aufgestellt dienten als Verstärker da wurde alles angeschlossen. Es wurden auch Pickup für Gitarre missbraucht als Küchen Blech Verstärker.
den ersten Auftritt Gab es in dornstadt Wildwechsel.es wurden alte Fernseher aufgestellt vor der Bühne Ameisen rennen .
dann ging alles sehr schnell Festival Rueser Kommt’s mit der gerühmten ich zeig euch heinen hintern Performance
dann Auftritt Christians Wanderbrettl mutvQuack Quack Erlangen Transfer und natürlich im Subline bei Miachel Demmler.
geiie Zeit
verwendete Instrumente:
Alt Saxophon Korg Delta Casio Küchenblech Fedelhallgeraet Metallophon
Dr Rhythm Synsonic Drums
Alben
1980 : Fix & Fertig wie der Lichte Tag Singles und EPs
1980: Cube carrelage Blanc 1981: Quack Quack
1982: Raumschiff enter Prise 1983: Tape mo ma mu
Studioalben
1977 MO MA MU MC Gaby Gier Zattel Ludwig 1978 Neuzeit MC
1979 Wie der lichte Tag
1980 Klangtüte MC
1981 Moderne Marsch Musik MC
1984 Wie der Lichte Tag II
1984 Elephants never sleeps EP Jungle
1985 The Soft Toys Animals LP TSTA
1994 Ludwig Thoma goes Pop Friends & Relatives CD
1995 Bandwettbewerb Ansbacher neue Tonkünstler Ansbach House of Pancakes 1995 House of Pancakes maximum pancake CD
1997 Island CD
1998 Lala in dade CD
2000 FF goes Italy CD 2000 Anscravallo 1. CD 2001 Bassd scho CD 2006 Therapy CD
2007 Edda Zyklus 1 2008 Edda Zyklus 2 2009 Edda Zyklus 3 2010 Vol 1 CD
2011 Vol 2 CD
2012 Vol 3 CD
2013 Mädchen CD
2014 Hey 2 the World CD 2015 LL CD
2016 LL Vol 2CD
2017 LL Vol 3 CD
2017 Fix und Fertig Neuauflage Wie der Lichte Tag LP 2018 LL VOL 4CD
2019 AWC Start Unplugged
2019 Live in Immeldorf CD
2020 KM LP
2020 FB One LP
2021 Ganja Ganja LP
2022 Fix und Fertig Trilogy LP
2023 Single Release 1+1 = 2
Livealben
Kompilationen
2000: Ansc(r)avallo
2002: Lieder, Songs & Chansons 2003 2009: Ansc(r)avallo 2
Videos
Side Projects
The Dawn of the Dark Dadaismus-ic
Suzi Que and the Bartenders Fishbrook Band
fishbrook
Chaisson Nobles
Diezone
toi et moi
Lou Metal
Ludwig Thoma Jun. & Friends
Minefate
Ludwig Thoma Jun Meets LTj
Barfuß & Lackschuh
TSTA
Luggi Hitman
Gigi Hitman
Das Heimdall Projekt
The Soft Boys
Various Artists
Fix und Fertig feat Ludwig.London
Ludwig London Meets Fix und Fertig
House of Pancakes
LTj Ludwig Thoma jun
Ludwig London Band
Ludwig London & DJ Vision
Turn The Beat On
Schandkranz
Ludwig London feat. Fix und Fertig Ludwig.London & The Velvets
| M | o | M | Master | of | Mars |
The Synsonics
Anne Clark feat. Fix und Fertig & Ludwig London Fix und Fertig Anne Clark & Ludwig.London Ludwig.London feat. Andreas Juergensen
Fix und Fertig 1
KPUTT
Ludwig.London and the Hitmans
The Soft Toys Animals
Elephant Never Sleeps
Xeneration
Ich und Du
Gaby Gier feat. Ludwig London
Anscravallo Vol 3 World First
Ludwig London Meets Rossalina
Narziss and Goldmund
Anne Clark & Ludwig London
Heimdall
Hop
Ludwig Thoma Jun
Fix und Fertig X-eneration Ludwig London
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Dj Sbu: Biography, Age, Early Life, Education, Family, Girlfriend, Career, Awards & Nominations, Business, Philanthropy, Controversy, Net Worth
Dj Sbu had a prominent role at YFM from 2005 until 2010, where he established his brand and became a respected businessman. He is now the sole founder of his energy drink called MoFoya. Additionally, he is an accomplished writer and has published books under his educational organization, Leadership 2020, which focuses on essential aspects of business and leadership.
During his career, Dj Sbu worked as a radio and television host. He gained popularity through hosting over 100 episodes of “Friends Like These,” which helped expand his fan base. He was also a co-owner of TS Records, a record label that closed down in 2017.
Dj Sbu Age and Education
Dj Sbu, whose real name is Sibusiso Leope, was born on May 28, 1977, making him 42 years old. He grew up in Tembisa and later moved to Pretoria for his education. He attended Welamlambo Primary School and Central Secondary School, where he furthered his studies. He pursued Sound Engineering at African Media University and later studied electrical engineering at Technikon Witwatersrand University.
Dj Sbu Family
In terms of relationships, Dj Sbu used to date Disebo Makatsa, with whom he has a child named Waratwa Leope. However, he is currently known to be in a relationship with Boitumelo Mahlase.
Dj Sbu Career
Dj Sbu’s career began in 1998 at Tembisa Info Radio, a community radio station, where he produced and hosted popular weekend shows. In 2000, he joined YFM and worked as a producer and host for various shows, including “Beauty and the Beast” with Angela Ludek. He also ventured into acting, appearing in TV series like “Generations” and “Isidingo,” as well as films like “Hang Time” and “It Rained Last Night.”
Throughout his career, Dj Sbu continued to expand his presence in the entertainment industry. He became the host of the reality show “Friends Like These” and a co-owner of TS Records. He also released several albums as a musician, including “Y-Lens Vol. 1” in 2006, “Sound Revival” in 2011, “Sound Revival Vol. 2” in 2012, and “MoFaya” in 2014.
Dj Sbu Awards
Dj Sbu has received numerous awards for his contributions to the South African music industry, including the South African Music Award for Artist of the Year in 2004 and the Metro FM Award for Record of the Year in 2016.
Apart from his music and entertainment ventures, Dj Sbu has been involved in business. He co-owned TS Records, which signed notable artists like Zahara, and eventually shut down in 2017. Afterward, he founded his energy drink brand, MoFaya, and sold 26% of the production to Coca-Cola. Dj Sbu employs non-traditional marketing methods, selling his energy drink through walk-ins and random roadside sales.
Dj Sbu Philanthropy
As a philanthropist, Dj Sbu has made a positive impact. He has assisted students in need, provided Covid-19 donations, and helped homeless people in Johannesburg’s CBD.
Dj Sbu Controversy
Dj Sbu has also faced controversies throughout his career. He was suspended by YFM in 2008 for not following playlist guidelines and later publicly criticized MTV Base for their treatment of local artists. Additionally, he was involved in the Mzekezeke controversy, where rumors circulated about his alleged use of double identities. There was also controversy surrounding TS Records, as Zahara accused the record label of financial abuse and unpaid royalties.
Dj Sbu Networth
With his contributions to the music industry, radio hosting, and various business ventures, Dj Sbu’s net worth is estimated to be over R27 million
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Dj Sbu: Biography, Age, Early Life, Education, Family, Girlfriend, Career, Awards & Nominations, Business, Philanthropy, Controversy, Net Worth
Dj Sbu had a prominent role at YFM from 2005 until 2010, where he established his brand and became a respected businessman. He is now the sole founder of his energy drink called MoFoya. Additionally, he is an accomplished writer and has published books under his educational organization, Leadership 2020, which focuses on essential aspects of business and leadership.
During his career, Dj Sbu worked as a radio and television host. He gained popularity through hosting over 100 episodes of "Friends Like These," which helped expand his fan base. He was also a co-owner of TS Records, a record label that closed down in 2017.
Dj Sbu Age and Education
Dj Sbu, whose real name is Sibusiso Leope, was born on May 28, 1977, making him 42 years old. He grew up in Tembisa and later moved to Pretoria for his education. He attended Welamlambo Primary School and Central Secondary School, where he furthered his studies. He pursued Sound Engineering at African Media University and later studied electrical engineering at Technikon Witwatersrand University.
Dj Sbu Family
In terms of relationships, Dj Sbu used to date Disebo Makatsa, with whom he has a child named Waratwa Leope. However, he is currently known to be in a relationship with Boitumelo Mahlase.
Dj Sbu Career
Dj Sbu's career began in 1998 at Tembisa Info Radio, a community radio station, where he produced and hosted popular weekend shows. In 2000, he joined YFM and worked as a producer and host for various shows, including "Beauty and the Beast" with Angela Ludek. He also ventured into acting, appearing in TV series like "Generations" and "Isidingo," as well as films like "Hang Time" and "It Rained Last Night."
Throughout his career, Dj Sbu continued to expand his presence in the entertainment industry. He became the host of the reality show "Friends Like These" and a co-owner of TS Records. He also released several albums as a musician, including "Y-Lens Vol. 1" in 2006, "Sound Revival" in 2011, "Sound Revival Vol. 2" in 2012, and "MoFaya" in 2014.
Dj Sbu Awards
Dj Sbu has received numerous awards for his contributions to the South African music industry, including the South African Music Award for Artist of the Year in 2004 and the Metro FM Award for Record of the Year in 2016.
Apart from his music and entertainment ventures, Dj Sbu has been involved in business. He co-owned TS Records, which signed notable artists like Zahara, and eventually shut down in 2017. Afterward, he founded his energy drink brand, MoFaya, and sold 26% of the production to Coca-Cola. Dj Sbu employs non-traditional marketing methods, selling his energy drink through walk-ins and random roadside sales.
Dj Sbu Philanthropy
As a philanthropist, Dj Sbu has made a positive impact. He has assisted students in need, provided Covid-19 donations, and helped homeless people in Johannesburg's CBD.
Dj Sbu Controversy
Dj Sbu has also faced controversies throughout his career. He was suspended by YFM in 2008 for not following playlist guidelines and later publicly criticized MTV Base for their treatment of local artists. Additionally, he was involved in the Mzekezeke controversy, where rumors circulated about his alleged use of double identities. There was also controversy surrounding TS Records, as Zahara accused the record label of financial abuse and unpaid royalties.
Dj Sbu Networth
With his contributions to the music industry, radio hosting, and various business ventures, Dj Sbu's net worth is estimated to be over R27 million
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Thursday 2/2/23 10am ET: Feature Greatest Hits LP: Shakira - Oral Fixation Vol. 2 (2006)
Oral Fixation, Vol. 2 is the first box set by Colombian singer and songwriter Shakira, released on December 5, 2006, by Epic Records. Released one year after her sixth and seventh studio albums Fijación Oral, Vol. 1 and Oral Fixation, Vol. 2, it includes both previous albums and an additional DVD with music videos and live performances. After attaining international success with her third studio…
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Gangsta Boo Dead at 43, Believed to be Drug Overdose
Memphis legend Gangsta Boo tragically died on Sunday (Jan 1) just after celebrating New Years' Eve in her hometown.
A Stunning Update
Gangsta Boo, real name Lola Mitchell, was a standout member of Three 6 Mafia and a pioneer in female rap. The 43-year-old was found dead on her front porch around 4 pm, Jan 1. Sources close to Gangsta Boo personally are now claiming the cause of death to be drug-related.
An update from TMZ yesterday is only adding to the talk of an overdose. According to their report, Mitchell was attending a NYE concert with her brother the previous night. At some point, the man overdosed and was rushed to the hospital. Luckily her sibling recovered, but the same can’t be said for Gangsta Boo. It appears the New Years' celebration continued at Boo's home, where she eventually suffered from some kind of medical emergency.
Sources in contact with TMZ insist that narcotics were found on her upon police arrival. In addition to this, fentanyl is believed to be a factor in her sudden passing. Nonetheless, an official autopsy has yet to be conducted or released at this time.
Showing Respect to Gangsta Boo
The ‘Throw It Up’ artist was confirmed dead by her friend and former labelmate DJ Paul on Instagram. The Three 6 Mafia alumni posted a captionless photo of Boo with an outpouring of rap industry icons showing love in the comments. Rap heavyweights like Ludacris, Lil Jon, Big Boi, and Paul Wall left their condolences for one of the brightest stars to come out of Memphis.
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Gangsta Boo is primarily known for being one of the only female members of Three 6 Mafia. The group emerged during a time when female rappers were already few and far in between. Despite this, she always held her own off and on the track.
Gangsta Boo, along with DJ Paul, Juicy J, La Chat, Project Pat, Crunchy Black, and several others, formed Three 6 Mafia in the early '90s and quickly began gaining notoriety throughout the south with their debut album Mystic Stylez. Overnight this turned to national acclaim with the group's breakout hit 'Tear Da Club Up' and 'Late Night Tip'. All of this culminated in a groundbreaking achievement in 2006 when Three 6 Mafia became the first hip-hop group to win the Academy Award for Best Original Song with ‘It's Hard out Here for a Pimp’. That record, and the hit movie Hustle n Flow from which it originated, helped bring the group into a huge spotlight.
An Artist All Her Own
Of course, Gangsta Boo's legacy extends outside of Three 6 Mafia. Before leaving the group in the early 2000s, her solo music had already gained praise and respect from her peers. Namely, ‘Where Dem Dollas at’, ‘Love Don’t Live’, and ‘Nasty Trick’ effectively made Boo one to watch out for amongst her male peers. She continued to drop albums throughout the 2000s and into the 2010s, including Enquiring Minds Il - The Soap Opera, 4 da Hood, Witch, and Underground Cassette Tape Music, Vol. 1 and 2. During all this, Boo racked up countless features with rap's biggest names like Outkast, TI, and Gucci Mane. Most often, she would collaborate with Killer Mike of Run The Jewels and close friend La Chat.
Gangsta Boo never stopped making music, right up until her death. Just last year she collaborated with Glorilla and Latto on ‘FTCU’ and perfectly matched both the southern hitmakers' energy. And that’s no coincidence. The confidence, boldness, and rough flow coined by Gangsta Boo and other Memphis rappers in the 90s served as a massive inspiration for the female artists that followed. With so many successful female MCs recently coming from down south, Megan Thee Stallion, Latto, Glorilla, and Flo Milli just to name a few, it’s safe to say Gangsta Boos's legacy will always carry on.
Not to mention remaining members of Three 6 Mafia like La Chat, Juicy J and DJ Paul using social media to carry a torch for their late friend. Support and give condolences below.
https://twitter.com/therealjuicyj/status/1609744827310301186?s=46&t=uW6cpJMZNiDve1AdPsRJEg
https://twitter.com/dareallachat/status/1609761093626527744?cxt=HHwWgIDU7fHLgtcsAAAA
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