Martin Solveig-In Extremix 2011

Martin_Solveig-In_Extremix_(Radio_Contact)-CABLE-27-02-2011-1KING

Album: In Extremix (Radio Contact)-CABLE-27-02-
Year: 2011
Genre: Electronic
Size: 66MB

[ 1 ] Martin Solveig - in extremix (radio contact)-cable-27-02-2011 [ 53:39 ]

Emilie Clepper - What You See (2011)

Emilie Clepper - What You See (2011)

Quote:Release Group: JUST
Release Name: Emilie_Clepper-What_You_See-2011-JUST
Release Date: 2011-03-02
Filename: 00-emilie_clepper-what_you_see-2011.m3u
Source: CDDA
Filesize: 46.30 MB (48,550,763 bytes)
Artist: Emilie Clepper
Album: What You See
Label: La Tribu
Genre: Folk

Ricky Martin-Mosica Alma Sexo-(Retail)-SP-2011-C4

Ricky Martin-Mosica Alma Sexo-(Retail)-SP-2011-C4

1. Ms (Album Version) 4:09 
2. Fro (Album Version) 3:22 
3. Te Vas (Album Version) 4:30 
4. T Y Yo (Album Version) 6:15 
5. Cntame Tu Vida (Album Version) 4:38 
6. Te Busco Y Te Alcanzo (Album Version) 3:29 
7. Ser Ser (Album Version) 3:27 
8. No Te Miento (Album Version) 3:30 
9. Basta Ya (Album Version) 4:30 
10. Shine (Album Version) 4:47 
11. Fro (Remix Radio Edit) 3:36

Madonna - American Life

Madonna - American Life

Madonna - American Life (2003)

American Life is the ninth studio album by American singer-songwriter Madonna. It was released on April 22, 2003 by Warner Bros. Records and Maverick Records and produced by Madonna and Mirwais Ahmadzai. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and British Phonographic Industry (BPI) both certified it platinum in recognition of one million shipments, and three hundred thousand copies sold, respectively. It is the second Madonna Album to have a Parental Advisory sticker, after Erotica. In the United States and in the United Kingdom the album debuted at number one. It was nominated for two Grammys at the 46th Grammy Awards. Music critics variously described the album as "unpatriotic", "slack", and "serious", with some praising the "interesting" album for its "warmer sounds". The album is considered a concept album, with recurring themes of "American Dream" and "materialism". Furthermore, the themes reject the reputation Madonna held in the 1980s with her worldwide hit "Material Girl".