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One of the FBI agents who interviewed I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby during the CIA leak investigation testified yesterday that the vice president's then-chief of staff did not acknowledge disclosing the identity of undercover CIA officer Valerie Plame to reporters, asserting that he was surprised when another journalist later told him about her. FBI agent Deborah S. Bond also testified that Libby said that, while he was preparing to be interviewed by investigators in the fall of 2003, he came across a handwritten note he had made during a phone conversation with Vice President Cheney. The note made it clear that, shortly before June 12, 2003, Cheney had told Libby that Plame worked at the CIA's counterproliferation division and was married to an outspoken critic of the Iraq war. Read More

We have listed search engines for music, as well as a number of other tools for finding songs, including applications where you humm the music... That said, here is your answer Artist: Hurt ?Song: Falls Apart ?Album: Vol. 1

Sufjan Stevens

Can't say much about their language, but THEY look like the only two having fun at a dull party.

Lanterna - Highways

MIAMI (Feb. 1) - Prince let his music do the talking on Thursday when he faced the media at a news conference covering Sunday's Super Bowl halftime show. The singer, clad in a tunic-style orange jump suit, eschewed questions about his Super set, instead launching into a pulsating three-song performance to preview what should be a high-energy break from the NFL championship game. The pre-game entertainment will be provided by local pop singer Gloria Estefan and the acrobatic troupe Cirque du Soleil, while Billy Joel will sing the National Anthem. Source: AOL Music

Sufjan, Björk, Prince Line Up for Joni Mitchell Tribute Prior to this moment, only in our wildest and sauciest dreams could we picture Sufjan Stevens, Björk, and Prince rolling around together. Nonesuch Records, however, has made our dreams a reality; the label recently announced that the three aforementioned artists-- along with Sarah McLachlan, Elvis Costello, Emmylou Harris, James Taylor, and tasteful others-- will be featured on a forthcoming Joni Mitchell tribute record, aptly titled A Tribute to Joni Mitchell. It's due out this spring. In addition, Billboard.com reports that Mitchell recently spent a few weeks recording new material in Los Angeles, though exactly what she plans to do with the new tunes has not been confirmed. A Tribute to Joni Mitchell tracklist: 01 Sufjan Stevens - "Free Man in Paris" 02 Björk - "Boho Dance" 03 Caetano Veloso - "Dreamland" 04 Brad Mehldau - "Don't Interrupt the Sorrow" 05 Cassandra Wilson - "For the Roses" 06 Prince - "A Case of U" 07 Sarah McLachlan - "Blue" 08 Annie Lennox - "Ladies of the Canyon" 09 Emmylou Harris - Magdalena Laundries" 10 Elvis Costello - "Edith and the Kingpin" 11 k.d. lang - "Help Me" 12 James Taylor - "River" Source: Pitchfork

Here's a highlight from their past:

Here are the lyrics: Toto - Africa Lyrics I hear the drums echoing tonight But she hears only whispers of some quiet conversation She's coming in twelve-thirty flight Her moonlit wings reflect the stars that guide me towards salvation I stopped an old man along the way Hoping to find some old forgotten words or ancient melodies He turned to me as if to say: "Hurry boy, it's waiting there for you" [Chorus:] It's gonna take a lot to drag me away from you There's nothing that a hundred men or more could ever do I bless the rains down in Africa Gonna take some time to do the things we never had The wild dogs cry out in the night As they grow restless longing for some solitary company I know that I must do what's right Sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus above the Serengeti I seek to cure what's deep inside, frightened of this thing that I've become [Repeat chorus] [instrumental break] Hurry boy, she's waiting there for you [Repeat chorus] Source: SeekLyrics

FREE MAN IN PARIS Joni Mitchell "The way I see it," he said "You just can't win it... Everybody's in it for their own gain You can't please 'em all There's always somebody calling you down I do my best And I do good business There's a lot of people asking for my time They're trying to get ahead They're trying to be a good friend of mine I was a free man in Paris I felt unfettered and alive There was nobody calling me up for favors And no one's future to decide You know I'd go back there tomorrow But for the work I've taken on Stoking the star maker machinery Behind the popular song I deal in dreamers And telephone screamers Lately I wonder what I do it for If l had my way I'd just walk out those doors And wander Down the Champs Elysees Going cafe to cabaret Thinking how I'll feel when I find That very good friend of mine I was a free man in Paris I felt unfettered and alive Nobody was calling me up for favors No one's future to decide You know I'd go back there tomorrow But for the work I've taken on Stoking the star maker machinery Behind the popular song Source: Lyric's Depot

In commemoration of Joni Mitchell being inducted into the Canadian Songwriter's Hall of Fame, here is a 1983 video performance of Joni Mitchell performing "Free Man In Paris" off her Court and Spark Album at Wembley Arena, London. The lyrics are below - you can watch the video HERE

The digital revolution and the expansion of new ways of accessing information through the internet has given a huge boost to one of the older and more traditional forms of electronic media - the radio. According to figures released yesterday, the digital age has created a new golden age of radio, with the number of listeners in Britain at a record high of more than 45 millionevery week. Read more at the UK Independent

Here is the tracklist:

Hard to top

I thought it was interesting in that it told 3 separate stories. You might want to check it out and see if its your cup or tea or not

Look If You Wish, But Don't Say I Didn't Warn You

that should be interesting. they were overplayed, so I never became a die-hard fan like some, even though I like some of the Eagle's stuff and some of Henley's stuff.

I thought it might be fun to post something on this subject . I will begin with THIS How do they get away with this stuf? More outrageous tidbits here if you can't think of something off the top of your head

Click Me & the Link To the Photo On 'Sorry We're Closed" Inside To Find Out Why

Take a look at that last documentary I posted in this thread--I will be curious if your views are the same

Sounds like an American car--hard to start up

She's radioactive?

Or worse--it could stunt your love life

Have you considered reinstalling java?

The people behind Grooveshark, the groundbreaking new P2P music download service, answer the tough questions like what benefits users will get from contributing, what content they can contribute, and what the they think of the RIAA and the IFPI. How will users preexisting music libraries be incorporated into Grooveshark, and will there be an effort to scan content for pirated music? There will be a *very* small java-based plugin which will index each user's music files locally and facilitate p2p file transfers. It will be very simple, as the online parts of the system will do most of the work. Imagine µtorrent's behavior, with a web-based interface, connected to a rich user-driven community and a host of other features. How our users originally acquired their music won't matter to us; all that matters to us is that the copyright holders get appropriately paid for their work within our marketplace. We are embracing the power of p2p while enabling copyright compensation to occur. In a sense, we are legitimizing files that were once deemed "pirated"—once a file enters Grooveshark, any transactions of that file within our system will be legal, paid for, and will compensate the copyright holders. Read more at ZP