Artist: Supralunar
Album: Dead Come To Dance
Band from: Sweden
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock, Pop Rock
Quality: mp3, CBR 320 kbps

Tracklist:
Disc 1 of 1
1. Bit By The Bug (03:20)
2. Dead Come To Dance (05:03)
3. Whispers In The Wind (03:44)
4. Leviathan (Power To Reason) (04:18)
5. Maybe Tomorrow (05:28)
6. Picture In Your Head (04:14)
7. Straight Into The Sun (04:21)
8. Ashes (04:21)
9. So Long (02:20)
10. Heaven's Gate (04:01)
11. Justice Be Done (02:41)

Artist: The Molotovs
Album: Wasted On Youth
Band from: UK
Genre: Indie Rock, Alternative Rock, Pop Rock
Quality: mp3, CBR 320 kbps

Tracklist:
Disc 1 of 1
1. Get A Life (01:53)
2. Daydreaming (03:08)
3. More More More (02:06)
4. Come On Now (03:58)
5. Nothing Keeps Her Away (03:08)
6. Wasted On Youth (02:30)
7. Geraldine (02:51)
8. Newsflash (03:02)
9. Rhythm Of Yourself (03:49)
10. Popstar (02:08)
11. Today's Gonna Be Our Day (03:28)

Artist: Peter Gabriel
Album: Taking The Pulse
Band from: UK
Genre: Art Rock, Progressive Rock, Pop Rock
Quality: BD-Rip, 1080

Tracklist:
[01]. Intro
[02]. Rhythm Of The Heat
[03]. San Jacinto
[04]. Digging In The Dirt
[05]. The Drop
[06]. Signal To Noise
[07]. Downside Up
[08]. Darkness
[09]. Mercy Street
[10]. Blood Of Eden
[11]. Washing Of The Water
[12]. Intruder
[13]. Red Rain
[14]. Solsbury Hill
[15]. In Your Eyes
[16]. Don't Give Up
[17]. The Nest That Sailed The Sky
[18]. Credits

Taking The Pulse sees Peter Gabriel performing many of the best loved songs from his own catalogue with the New Blood Orchestra. Each song is remoulded by Peter and arranger John Metcalfe using the self‑imposed dictat of no guitars, no drums, just orchestra. Directed by Anna Gabriel, Taking The Pulse captures the spectacle as 50 musicians, conducted by Ben Foster, performed these re‑worked Gabriel classics in the magnificent open‑air setting of the Arena di Verona on September 26, 2010 in Verona, Italy. Peter and the orchestra are bathed in light from huge screens projecting animations and graphics that contrast starkly with the darkness of the night sky to build an incredible sense of drama and occasion. The orchestra change gear and mood effortlessly, building to the furious maelstrom that concludes the opening track "The Rhythm Of The Heat", accentuating the creeping melancholy inherent in "Intruder" and bursting into joyous abandon for a triumphantly upbeat "Solsbury Hill". If you’ve ever loved his music—or just love seeing a true artist reinvent himself right before your eyes—Taking The Pulse is one you don’t want to miss.