Omot 5, cd1 5, cd2 5 (kao novi)... Bugarsko izdanje Tracklist 1-01–DJ Sammy & Yanou Feat. Do Heaven Featuring – Do 1-02–Lasgo Alone 1-03–Jan Wayne Because The Night 1-04–Scooter Posse (Tee Bee Mix) 1-05–Soda Club Feat. Hannah Alethea Take My Breath Away (Flip & Fill Remix) Featuring – Hannah AletheaRemix – Flip & Fill 1-06–Energy 52 Café Del Mar (Marco V Remix) Remix – Marco V 1-07–Divine Inspiration The Way (Svenson & Gielen Remix) Remix – Svenson & Gielen 1-08–Rezonance Q Someday (Kenny Hayes Remix) Remix – Kenny Hayes 1-09–Lazard 4 O`Clock In The Morning (Rezonance Q Mix) Featuring – Beverley KnightRemix – Rezonance Q 1-10–Snap! Rhythm Is A Dancer (CJ Stone 2002 Remix) Remix – CJ Stone 1-11–Future Breeze Ocean Of Eternity 1-12–Dee Dee The One (Driftwood Remix) Remix – Driftwood 1-13–Resource (2) (I Just Died) In Your Arms Vocals – Georgios Karolidis 1-14–Paul Masterson Presents Sushi (2) The Earthshaker 1-15–Orion See Me Here (Darren Tate`s Beachcomber Vocal Mix) Remix – Darren Tate 1-16–M1 (4) Heaven`s Sent (Vocal Club Mix) 1-17–Redd Square In Your Hands (Minimalistix Remix) Remix – Minimalistix 1-18–Yamino Fly With Me Producer – Pasta People 1-19–Jessy Look @ Me Now 1-20–Neon 8 These Dreams 2-01–Ian Van Dahl Try 2-02–Moby In This World (Push Vocal Mix) Remix – Push 2-03–Jurgen Vries The Theme (JamX & De Leon`s DuMonde Remix) Remix – Dumonde, JamX & De Leon 2-04–Oakenfold* Southern Sun (DJ Tiësto Remix) Remix – DJ TiëstoVocals – Carla Werner 2-05–Matt Darey & Marcella Woods U Shine On (Rezonance Q Edit) Remix – Rezonance Q 2-06–Apollo Dance (Kenny Hayes Remix) Remix – Kenny Hayes 2-07–Sax Brothers, The Careless Whisper (Mikem Mix) Remix – Mikem 2-08–CK* & Supreme Dream Team Dreamer 2-09–BM Dubs Whoomp!...There It Is (DJ Aligator Club Mix)) Remix – DJ Aligator Project 2-10–Chumi DJ No Reason (Solid Solution Club Mix) Remix – Solid Solution 2-11–Scooter Nessaja 2-12–Orion Too Hope And Wait (Flip & Fill Remix) Remix – Flip & Fill 2-13–Minimalistix Magic Fly 2-14–Klubb DJz Into The Groove (Jan Wayne Extended Mix) Producer – KlubbheadsRemix – Jan Wayne 2-15–Raven Maize Fascinated (Martin Eyerer Remix) Remix – Martin Eyerer 2-16–Slipmatt Space 2-17–Megara vs. DJ Lee Full Intention 2-18–Soraya When You`re Gone (Friday Night Posse Remix) Remix – Friday Night Posse 2-19–Cowboy & Indian System Overload 2-20–Above & Beyond Far From In Love Vocals – Kate Cameron

Marčelo ‎– De Facto CD 5, Nov 1 Reč Na Reč Arranged By – Marčelo, Oneya Arranged By [Vocal Samples] – Big Boss (3), Marčelo Lyrics By – Marčelo Music By – Oneya Rap – Marčelo Scratches – DJ Rocksta, DJ Rocksta 3:17 2 Kuća Na Promaji Arranged By – Marčelo, Oneya, Rexxxona Lyrics By – Marčelo Music By – Rexxxona Rap – Marčelo Scratches – DJ Ko6a33 3:41 3 Krem De La Krem Arranged By – Oneya Featuring – Disciplinska Komisija Lyrics By – Edo Maajka, Frenkie, Marčelo Music By – Oneya Rap – Edo Maajka, Frenkie, Marčelo 2:57 4 4 Arranged By – Marčelo, Škabo Featuring – Shorty (7) Lyrics By – Marčelo, Shorty (7) Music By – Škabo Rap – Marčelo, Shorty (7) Scratches – DJ Ko6a33, DJ Ko6a33 4:10 5 Pismo Bratu Arranged By – Marčelo, Oneya Featuring – Nevena* Lyrics By – Marčelo, Nevena* Music By – Big Boss (3) Rap – Marčelo Vocals – Nevena* 4:31 6 Bekstvo Arranged By – Rexxxona, Shot (3) Featuring – Elemental (10) Lyrics By – Marčelo, Remi (7), Shot (3) Music By – Shot (3) Rap – Marčelo, Remi (7), Shot (3) 5:22 7 Kafanska Spika Arranged By – Oneya Lyrics By – Marčelo Music By – Rexxxona Rap – Marčelo 3:05 8 3 Arranged By – Oneya Featuring – X3M Lyrics By – Marčelo, X3M Music By – Oneya Rap – Marčelo, X3M 3:12 9 Povratak Hiphopa Arranged By – Marčelo, Oneya, Trial (2) Arranged By [Vocal Samples] – Big Boss (3) Featuring – Trial (2) Lyrics By – Marčelo, Trial (2) Music By – Big Boss (3), Oneya Rap – Marčelo, Trial (2) 4:39 10 Suze Arranged By – Oneya Backing Vocals – Nevena* Featuring – Edo Maajka Lyrics By – Edo Maajka, Marčelo Music By – Big Boss (3) Rap – Edo Maajka, Marčelo 4:11 11 Kloš VS Ljax Arranged By – Rexxxona Lyrics By – Marčelo Music By – Oneya Rap – Marčelo Scratches – DJ Ko6a33 4:18 12 MC Bez Harizme Arranged By – Oneya Featuring – Urban (14) Lyrics By – Marčelo, Urban (14) Music By – Big Boss (3) Rap – Marčelo, Urban (14) Scratches – DJ Ko6a33 4:18 13 2 (Bol & Revolt) Arranged By – Oneya Featuring – Dexstarr Lyrics By – Dexstarr, Marčelo Music By – Oneya Rap – Dexstarr, Marčelo 4:42 14 Podzemlje Arranged By – Marrčelo, Oneya Arranged By [Chorus] – Marija Savić, Marčelo, Sonja Jovanović Chorus – Marko Paden Paki*, Sonja Jovanović Lyrics By – Marčelo Music By – Soul Food (2) Rap – Marčelo 3:08 15 Bolji Život Arranged By – Oneya Featuring – Gru Lyrics By – Gru, Marčelo Music By – Soul Food (2) Rap – Gru, Marčelo 3:58 16 1 Arranged By – Marčelo, Oneya Lyrics By – Marčelo Music By – Big Boss (3) Rap – Marčelo 3:36 17 I Opet Kafanska Spika Arranged By – Oneya Featuring – Bookey MC, El Prezidente, Ikac, Trip-R Lyrics By – Bookey MC, El Prezidente, Ikac, Marčelo, Trip-R Music By – Rexxxona Rap – Bookey MC, El Prezidente, Ikac, Marčelo, Trip-R 4:09 18 ... De Facto ... Arranged By – Oneya Lyrics By – Marčelo Music By – Rexxxona Rap – Marčelo 6

Original, made in UK & US 6 panel digipak Cd 3- ima povrsinskih linijica koje ne uticu na reprodukciju zvuka, radi besprekorno Studio album by David Sylvian Released May 2003 Recorded February–March 2003 Studio Samadhi Sound Studio, New Hampshire Genre Ambientexperimentalelectronicavant-garde Length 43:41 Label Samadhisound Producer David Sylvian David Sylvian chronology Camphor (2002) Blemish (2003) The Good Son vs. The Only Daughter (The Blemish Remixes) (2005) Blemish is the sixth studio album by British singer-songwriter David Sylvian, released in May 2003 on Sylvian`s Samadhisound label. Following Sylvian`s acquittal from Virgin Records, he built a home studio, Samadhi Sound Studio, and recorded Blemish in early 2003. The album was inspired by, and documents, the disintegration of Sylvian`s relationship with his wife, Ingrid Chavez, marking a turning point in Sylvian`s lyrics as they became more personal and open and less oblique. Wanting to find a new musical vocabulary for himself, he recorded the album in a relatively quick, six-week duration, improvising the eight songs on the album as he went. It features guest appearances from free improvisation guitarist Derek Bailey, and electronic musician Fennesz. The album is experimental in its use of electronics and sound and marks a stark departure in Sylvian`s musical career, moving in an ambient direction and featuring fewer occurrences of melody. Sylvian felt the album functioned as cartharsis, and that recording the album helped him work through difficult emotions. Blemish was originally released via the internet only, but when the album caught the attention of distributors, Sylvian set up Samadhi Sound records who released the album commercially in mid-2003. Despite alienating several fans, Blemish was a critical success, with praise given to its dark, personal tone. Sylvian toured in promotion of the album in autumn 2003, while a remix album entitled The Good Son vs. The Only Daughter, containing remixes of each of the songs from Blemish remixed by international producers, was released in February 2005. Background and inspiration Blemish follows David Sylvian`s protracted legal wranglings with Virgin Records, which ended when Sylvian was released from his contract.[1] During his later days on the label, Sylvian was seen as `a historical oddity` on their roster as opposed to `a sound business investment,` seeing as he had a developed cult following but had very limited commercial success.[2] Although the musician was compiling compilation albums of his work for Virgin, he found it a creatively stifling process, but despite wishing to `start over again` had no support from the label.[3] He felt the industry would not be supportive of the work he wanted to create, and upon leaving Virgin, become more self-sufficient, building a home studio in his New Hampshire home, Samadhi Sound Studio, over the course of a year.[3] Blemish, recorded without a contract, became the first of several ongoing projects from Sylvian after leaving the label.[1] Blemish documents the disintegration of Sylvian`s relationship with his wife, American singer Ingrid Chavez.[4] Sylvian used Blemish to channel his emotions `as a kind of creative catharsis,` in the words of Flux magazine, using his unhappiness to `delve deeper into some of the darker corners of his consciousness. Once you are down, you may as well keep drilling and see how far you can go and use the experience to exorcise some hidden demons.`[5] Sylvian said that he had a `sense of trauma` that needed addressing and `wanted out,` adding: `I used the emotions to punch further into the darker recesses of my own mind, to see how far I could go, to see what I would find there and if and how I could give it voice.`[5] Sylvian explained to how the album worked as a style of therapy: `I didn’t know how to handle the emotional side of things. Once I got into the studio and closed the studio door, I felt a certain sense of safety, of liberty, to deal with the emotions, emotions that were primarily negative and all to do with my relationship with my wife. I wanted to delve far deeper into them than I would in daily life. How far can you go with that sort of feeling and where does it lead you? At the same time, I’m delving into something that one should be wary of delving into, because you don’t know how readily you will be able to re-surface from it at the end of the day. There was a sort of trepidation involved.`[3] `It was very cathartic. It`s an odd one to talk about, because obviously I was going through a break up of a marriage and that was very painful, but as I got into the studio and shut the door I would allow myself into the darkest recesses of my heart and my mind to uncover what was there. And I would feel that to be quite dangerous in life – it`s not something I would encourage – but in the creative process it seems incredibly liberating to be able to access these more negative darker emotions and acknowledge them. So I worked on the album daily for I think it was six weeks, and each day I was more or less writing a track, and I`d flesh it out over time, and at the end of each day I`d listen back to what I`d done and feel elated by what I heard, which was an odd way to relate to the content of the material because of its nature in essence. But I felt like, Gosh, this doesn`t sound like anything I`ve ever done before, or anything I`d heard before, so it felt very exciting. So once I`d left that wonderful cocoon in which one could explore these emotions, I entered back into the real world of those emotions, and it was still an extremely difficult time, but as I think it was Robert Lowell said, ugly emotions produce beautiful poetry sometimes, and that`s definitely true of Blemish.`[6] Track listing All tracks are written by David Sylvian, except as noted No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. `Blemish` 13:42 2. `The Good Son` Derek Bailey, Sylvian 5:25 3. `The Only Daughter` 5:28 4. `The Heart Knows Better` 7:51 5. `She Is Not` Derek Bailey, Sylvian 0:45 6. `Late Night Shopping` 2:54 7. `How Little We Need to Be Happy` Derek Bailey, Sylvian 3:22 8. `A Fire in the Forest` Sylvian, Christian Fennesz 4:14 Total length: 43:41 Personnel David Sylvian – vocals, producer, engineer, mixing Derek Bailey – guitar Christian Fennesz – arranger, electronics Toby Hrycek-Robinson – engineer Yuka Fujii – art direction, design Atsushi Fukui – artwork, cover art

EZ - Pure Garage III Originalno duplo izdanje sa bukletima na preklop i dekorativnom kartonskom kutijom. Made in UK Ocuvanost CD1: 5/5- CD2: 5/5- Omoti/knjizice: 5 Kartonska kutija: 5- Spisak pesama: CD1 01 DJ EZ - EZ Intro 5 4:43 02 Mr Reds - Can You Feel It 2:35 03 Architechs Feat. Nana = Body Groove (Zed Bias Dub Mix) 4:00 04 Brotherz In Law - U.N.D.E.R.G.R.O.U.N.D. 2:07 05 Ed Case & Filo - It`s Love (Full Vocal) 3:45 06 M:Dubs Feat. Lady Saw - Bump `N` Grind 2:49 07 K-Warren Feat. Lee-O - Coming Home 4:13 08 Oxide & Neutrino - Foot To The Floor 3:39 09 DJ Ras Kwame - Shimmy No. 1 4:12 10 Jayson Torres - Slow Hand (Sovereign Mix) 3:30 11 The Artful Dodger Vs. Dreem Teem - It Ain`t Enough (Dub) 4:19 12 Blowfelt - Lickle Rolla 3:44 13 Roachford - From Now On (Sunship 12` Vocal Mix) 3:44 14 De La Soul - All Good (MJ Cole Mix) 4:05 15 Ordinary People - Bubblin Sound 3:02 16 RoadBlock Feat. Linski T.* & Sara S. - Funky Sensation (DJ Para Mix) 1:52 17 DJ Zinc - 138 Trek 3:59 18 DJ Pied Piper & The Masters Of Ceremony - Do You Really Like It 3:45 19 Once Waz Nice - Messin Around (Wideboys Mix) 4:13 20 Oris Jay Feat. MC E-LL - Brand Nu Flava 3:45 21 Dinamyte - Dynamite (Dancehall Queen) 4:32 CD2 01 Restless Natives - I Wanna Know (Y-Tribe Groove Mix) 4:00 02 Hakan Lidbo - Walk Away (Todd`s Walked This Way Vocal Mix) 3:59 03 Artful Dodger Feat. Lifford - Please Don`t Turn Me On (Artful Dodger Garage Mix) 2:38 04 Ray Hurley Feat. MC T.C. - Ride The Storm (Y2K Mix) 3:20 05 David Howard Feat. Jhay Palmer - U & I 3:06 06 Remarc - TNT 2:06 07 DJ EZ - Rockin` 4:26 08 Amira - My Desire (Dreem Teem Remix) 2:27 09 Shut Up And Dance - No Doubt 3:50 10 Kelis - Get Along With You (Bump & Flex Club Mix) 3:15 11 Shola Ama - Run To Me (Club Asylum Vocal) 3:43 12 2 Puff - No Cure (Original Mix) 3:14 13 All Saints - Black Coffee (The Wideboys Expresso Mix) 3:20 14 DJ RD Feat. Tangi - I Can`t Believe (I Don`t Even Know Your Name) (Elusive Grooves Mix) 4:10 15 Mis-Teeq - Why? (Matt `Jam` Lamont & DJ Face Classic Vox Mix) 3:36 16 Reservoir Dogs - Buddha Finger 3:28 17 Robbie Craig & Gerideau - Who`s The Better Man (DJ Godfather 12` Mix) 2:19 18 Tru Faith & Dub Conspiracy - Freak Like Me (Original Mix) 3:14 19 TJ Cases Presents Marissa - Dedicated To Love (Vocal Dub) 4:03 20 Soul Inside Presents Lurine Cato - Friends (The Sovereign Mix) 3:28 21 DJ Luck & MC Neat Feat. JJ - Ain`t No Stoppin Us (Oracles Remix) 4:37 22 Romina Johnson - Into You 3:33 Stanje mozete videti na slikama. Tagovi: electronic, house

Original Knjizica od 24 str. Odlicno ocuvano knjizica 5 Cd 5- 1 Oprosti Backing Vocals [Additional] – Marko Ramljak, Mirko Šenkovski, Miro Trgo, Nikša Antica, Teo Brajčić, Špiro Jurić Choir – Ark Of Safety Christian Church Combined Choir, Praise And Worship Team Engineer [Additional Backing Vocals Recordings] – Tomislav Mrduljaš Engineer [Dobro Recordings] – Muc Softić Engineer [Gospel Choir Vocals Recordings] – Silvio Pasarić Engineer [Vocals Recordings] – Tomislav Mrduljaš Guitar [Dobro] – Nikša Bratoš Vocals [Choir Solo Parts] – Jackie Liles-McGhee Vocals [Choir] – Darvis Dais, Jackie Liles-McGhee, L.A. Dais, Patricia Eubanks, Ralph Hodnett 4:46 2 Libar Arranged By [Vocals] – Miranda Đaković Engineer [Guitars, Keyboards, Drum Programming Recordings] – Dragan Brnas Engineer [Sitar, Mandolins, E-bow Guitars Recordings] – Muc Softić Guitar [E-bow], Sitar, Mandolin – Nikša Bratoš Keyboards, Organ [Hammond] – Josip Gujinović* Vocals – Putokazi 5:28 3 Ne Odustajem (Non Rinuncio A Lei) Backing Vocals – Darija Hodnik, Dragan Brnas, Jadranka Krištof, Muc Softić, Teo Brajčić Engineer [Additional Backing Vocals Recordings] – Tomislav Mrduljaš Lyrics By [Italian Lyrics] – Saverio Grandi Piano – Fedor Boić Vocals [Featuring] – Gaetano Curreri Written By [Italian Translation] – V. Križan 5:11 4 Tajna Vještina Engineer [Dobro, E-bow Guitars Recordings] – Muc Softić Guitar [E-bow], Guitar [Dobro] – Nikša Bratoš Piano, Organ [Hammond] – Josip Gujinović* 5:20 5 Mirakul Intro Performer [Boomerang] – Vlatko Stefanovski Vocals – Geoffrey Oryema Written-By – Oryema*, Bratoš*, Gibonni* 0:52 6 Mirakul Backing Vocals – Darija Hodnik, Dragan Brnas, Geoffrey Oryema, Jadranka Krištof, Marko Ramljak, Muc Softić Engineer [Mandolins Recordings] – Goran Martinac, Muc Softić Engineer [Violin Recordings], Mandolin – Nikša Bratoš Performer [Boomerang] – Vlatko Stefanovski Vocals, Lyrics By [Svahili] – Geoffrey Oryema 6:06 7 Za Ljubav Izgorit` Backing Vocals – Dragan Brnas, Marko Ramljak, Teo Brajčić, Gibonni* Bass – Zorislav Preksavec Engineer [Drums And Bass Recordings], Flute [Irish Flute] – Nikša Bratoš Engineer [Piano Recordings] – Davor Amerza Piano – Fedor Boić 4:40 8 Ono Nešto Music By – M. Ramljak* Violin, Programmed By – Marko Ramljak 0:55 9 Kao Časna Riječ Backing Vocals – Darija Hodnik, Dragan Brnas, Jadranka Krištof, Muc Softić, Gibonni* Engineer [Guitars, Keyboards, Drum Programming Recordings] – Dragan Brnas Engineer [Violin Recordings] – Nikša Bratoš Engineer [Vocals Recordings] – Tomislav Mrduljaš Keyboards – Josip Gujinović* 5:00 10 Svi Moji Punti Kad Se Zbroje Backing Vocals – Brankica Brodarić, Teo Brajčić, Gibonni* Bass [Acoustic Bass] – Sven Buić Bass [Electric Bass] – Marko Reljanović Congas – Matko Petrić Engineer [Drums And Bass, Piano Recordings] – Zoran Švigir Engineer [Vocals, Additional Backing Vocals, Congas Recordings] – Josip Gujinović* Guitar – Marko Ramljak Piano – Zlatan Došlić 5:11 11 Kad Mi Nebo Bude Dom Backing Vocals – Brankica Brodarić, Dragan Brnas, Muc Softić, Teo Brajčić, Gibonni* Bass – Nikša Bratoš, Sven Buić Engineer [Drums And Bass Recordings] – Zoran Švigir Engineer [Guitars, Keyboards, Drum Programming Recordings], Guitar [Lead], Keyboards, Drum Programming – Vlatko Stefanovski Engineer [Vocals, Backing Vocals, Violins, Percussion Recordings], Keyboards – Josip Gujinović* Lyrics By – Gibonni* Music By – V. Stefanovski* Percussion – Matko Petrić 4:14 12 Libar Od Mojega Duga Engineer – Ivica Čović Pipo Guitar, Performer, Arranged By – Miroslav Tadić, Vlatko Stefanovski Music By – Gibonni* Producer – Ivica Čović Pipo, Gibonni* 4:19 13 Oprosti (A Capella) Arranged By – Rajko Kraljević* Engineer – Ante Dorić Performer – Klapa Cambi Producer – Ante Dorić, Rajko Kraljević* 2:57 Mixed At – Studio Gama Recorded At – Studio Mrduljaš Recorded At – Studio Rockoko, Zagreb Recorded At – Studio Metro, Ljubljana Recorded At – Night Flight Recording Studios Recorded At – Studio Space Key Recorded At – Studio Šišmiš, Velika Gorica Recorded At – Studio VS Recorded At – Studio Tetrapak, Split Recorded At – Studio Radio Splita Bass – Pino Palladino (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 9) Drum Programming – Nikša Bratoš (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 7, 9, 10) Drums – Damir Šomen (tracks: 7, 10, 11), Manu Katche* (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 9) Engineer [Additional Vocals Recordings Gama Studio] – Davor Omerza (tracks: 1 to 3, 6) Engineer [Additional Vocals Recordings Rockoko Studio] – Nikša Bratoš (tracks: 1, 9 to 11) Engineer [Additional Vocals Recordings Tm Studio] – Tomislav Mrduljaš (tracks: 2 to 4) Engineer [Backing Vocals Recordings] – Nikša Bratoš (tracks: 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10) Engineer [Drum Programming Recordings] – Goran Martinac (tracks: 2 to 4, 6, 7, 10), Muc Softić (tracks: 1, 3, 6, 9) Engineer [Drums And Bass Recordings] – Janez Križaj (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 9) Engineer [Guitars Recordings] – Goran Martinac (tracks: 2 to 4, 6, 7, 10), Muc Softić (tracks: 1, 3, 6, 9) Engineer [Keyboards Recordings] – Goran Martinac (tracks: 2 to 4, 6, 7, 10), Muc Softić (tracks: 1, 3, 6, 9) Engineer [Lead Guitars Recordings] – Nikša Bratoš (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 9) Engineer [Pro Tools] – Davor Omerza (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 7, 9 to 11) Engineer [Vocals Recordings] – Nikša Bratoš (tracks: 2 to 4, 6, 7) Guitar – Nikša Bratoš (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 7, 9 to 11) Guitar [Lead Guitars] – Vlatko Stefanovski (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 9) Music By, Lyrics By – Zlatan Stipišić Gibonni (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 13) Producer, Mixed By, Keyboards – Nikša Bratoš (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 7, 9 to 11) Violin – Marko Ramljak (tracks: 6, 9, 11) Vocals – Gibonni* (tracks: 1 to 4, 6, 7, 9 to 11) All engineers credited on the release as Sound Engineer. Track 1 mixed at Gama Studio Zagreb. Vocals recorded at TM Studio, Split. Additional vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Drums and Bass recorded at Metro Studio, Ljubljana. Lead Guitars recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Guitars, Dobro, Keyboards, Drum Programming recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Gospel Choir Vocals recorded at Night Flight Recording Studios, Ft. Washington, MD. Engineered for SiPaMusic Inc. Additional Backing Vocals recorded at TM Studio, Split. Additional Vocals recorded at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Track 2 mixed at Gama Studio Zagreb. Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Additional vocals recorded at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Drums and bass recorded at Metro Studio, Ljubljana. Lead Guitars recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Guitars, Keyboars, Drum Programming recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Sitar, Mandolins, E-bow Guitars recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Additional Vocals recorded at TM Studio, Split. Track 3 mixed at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Vocals recorded at TM Studio, Split. Additional vocals recorded at TM Studio, Split. Additional vocals recorded at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Drums and bass recorded at Metro Studio, Ljubljana. Lead guitars recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Guitars, Keyboards, Drum Programming recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Backing Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Additional Backing Vocals recorded at TM Studio, Split. Track 4 mixed at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Additional Vocals recorded at TM Studio, Split. Drums and Bass recorded at Metro Studio, Ljubljana. Lead Guitars recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Guitars, Keyboards and Drum Programming recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Dobro, E-bow guitars recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Backing vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Track 6: Mixed at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Additional Vocals recorded at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Drums and Bass recorded at Metro Studio, Ljubljana. Lead Guitars recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Violins recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Guitars, Keyboards, Mandolins, Drum Programming recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Backing Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Track 7: Mixed at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Drums And Bass recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Piano recorded at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Guitars, Keyboards and Drum Programming recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Backing Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Track 9: Mixed at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Vocals recorded at TM Studio, Split. Additional Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Drums And Bass recorded at Metro Studio, Ljubljana. Lead Guitars recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Violins recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Guitars, Keyboards and Drum Programming recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Backing Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Track 10: Mixed at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Vocals recorded at Space Key Studio, Split. Additional Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Drums and Bass recorded at Sišmiš Studio, Velika Gorica. Piano recorded at Sišmiš Studio, Velika Gorica. Guitars, Keyboards, Drum Programming recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Backing Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Congas recorded at Space Key Studio, Split. Additional Backing Vocals recorded at Space Key Studio, Split. Track 11: Mixed at Gama Studio, Zagreb. Vocals recorded at Space Key Studio, Split. Additional Vocals recorded at Rockoko Studio, Zagreb. Drums And Bass recorded at Sišmiš Studio, Velika Gorica. Guitars, Keyboards, Drum Programming recorded at VS Studio, Skopje. Violins, Backing Vocals and Percussion recorded at Space Key Studio, Split. Track 12 recorded at Tetrapak Studio, Split. Track 13 Recorded at Hrvatski Radio Studio, Split. Some releases contain a red sticker `8 Porina 2002`

Original, made in Germany Knjizica od 12 str. knjizica 4+ Cd 3 ima povrsinskih linijica koje ne uticu na reprodukciju zvuka, radi besprekorno Compilation album by Anthrax Released June 25, 1991 Recorded 1989–1991 Genre Thrash metal, rap metal Length 44:24 Label Megaforce, Island Producer Anthrax, Mark Dodson, Charlie Benante Anthrax chronology Attack of the Killer B`s (1991) Return of the Killer A`s (1999) Attack of the Killer B`s is a compilation album of B-sides, covers and rarities by the thrash metal band Anthrax and the band`s last audio album released before vocalist John Bush replaced longtime Anthrax vocalist Joey Belladonna in 1992. The album was released in June 1991 by Megaforce Worldwide/Island Entertainment. The `B`s` in the album`s title refers to b-sides previously unreleased and compiled for a single release. In 1992 the album was nominated for a Grammy Award in the category Best Metal Performance. Album information Though a collection of `B-sides`, the album featured one of their biggest singles; a collaboration/cover of Public Enemy`s `Bring the Noise`. Attack of the Killer B`s was certified gold by the RIAA. The two live tracks, `Keep It in the Family` and `Belly of the Beast`, were recorded during the 1990–91 Persistence of Time tour. Also included is an updated version of their 1987 single, `I`m the Man`, and three songs previously released only in Europe and Japan on the 1989 EP, Penikufesin (`Nise Fukin EP`), recorded during the State of Euphoria sessions. Two versions of the album were released: the uncensored version contained full expletives and the song `Startin` Up a Posse`, and the censored version which excluded the aforementioned track, and in place of the explicit words, a buzzing noise (like bees) is heard. The track `Startin` Up a Posse` is a tongue in cheek attack on the Parents Music Resource Center. The sample at the end of the track was taken from the final scene of the Marilyn Chambers movie `Insatiable`. The compilation also includes covers of songs by Discharge, Kiss, Trust, and the surf rock staple `Pipeline`, recorded by The Chantays. The song `N.F.B. (Dallabnikufesin)` was intended to illustrate the band`s disdain for power ballads, which were very fashionable in the commercial metal scene at the time, and parodies 80s glam metal power ballads. The band also covers two songs (`Milk (Ode to Billy)` and `Chromatic Death`) originally recorded by Stormtroopers of Death, a mid-80s side project by Anthrax members Scott Ian, Charlie Benante, and then-bassist Dan Lilker. The `Billy` referenced in the title is S.O.D. vocalist Billy Milano. `Bring the Noise` is a collaboration with rap group Public Enemy, making this song one of the first rap metal collaborations (albeit some years after the Aerosmith/Run DMC 1986 collaboration on `Walk This Way`), although Joey Belladonna and Dan Spitz had collaborated with Untouchable Force Organization on a song called `Lethal` in 1987 that was released as a single[citation needed]. `Bring the Noise` has been a live staple since Anthrax first played it on the Headbangers Ball Tour with Helloween and Exodus in 1989,[6] and it later appeared in the videogames Tony Hawk`s Pro Skater 2 and WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw. Track listing No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. `Milk (Ode to Billy)` (S.O.D. cover) Billy Milano, Charlie Benante, Danny Lilker, Scott Ian 3:44 2. `Bring the Noise` (Public Enemy cover) Carl Ridenhour, Hank Shocklee, Eric `Vietnam` Sadler, Anthrax 3:28 3. `Keep It in the Family` (Live, Birmingham, England) Anthrax 7:19 4. `Startin` Up a Posse` Anthrax 4:14 5. `Protest and Survive` (Discharge cover) Kevin `Cal` Morris, Roy `Rainy` Wainwright, Garry Maloney, Tony `Bones` Roberts 2:20 6. `Chromatic Death` (S.O.D. cover) Milano, Benante, Lilker, Ian 1:28 7. `I`m the Man `91` Anthrax, John Rooney 5:00 8. `Parasite` (Kiss cover) Ace Frehley 3:14 9. `Pipeline` (The Chantays cover) Bob Spickard, Brian Carman 2:00 10. `Sects` (Trust cover) Norbert Krief, Bernie Bonvoisin 3:06 11. `Belly of the Beast` (Live, Birmingham, England) Anthrax 6:01 12. `N.F.B. (Dallabnikufesin)` Anthrax 2:16 Personnel Anthrax Joey Belladonna - lead vocals, backing vocals Dan Spitz - lead guitar, backing vocals Scott Ian - rhythm guitar, backing vocals, lead vocals (third and fourth verses) on `Bring the Noise`, `Protest and Survive`, `Startin` Up a Posse`, and `I`m the Man `91` Frank Bello - bass, backing vocals Charlie Benante - drums, lead vocals on `I`m the Man `91`, sampling and drum programming on `Bring the Noise` and `I`m the Man `91`, 12-string acoustic guitar on `N.F.B. (Dallabnikufesin)` Additional musicians Chuck D - lead vocals (first two verses) on `Bring the Noise` Flavor Flav - backing vocals on `Bring the Noise` Mark Dodson - backing vocals on `Startin` Up a Posse` Ed `Parasite` Trunk - backing vocals on `Parasite`[7]

Original, made in USA Digipak Cd 4+ Nedostaje booklet! Studio album by Tech N9ne Released October 26, 2009 Recorded 2009 Genre Hardcore hip hophorrorcorecrunkgangsta rap Length 77:52 Label Strange Music Producer Karbon, Matic Lee, Rob Rebeck, Ruben Armstrong, Seven, Travis O`Guin, Young Fyre Tech N9ne chronology Sickology 101 (2009) K.O.D. (2009) The Lost Scripts of K.O.D. (2010) K.O.D. (initialism for King of Darkness) is the ninth studio album by American rapper Tech N9ne; it was released on October 26, 2009, by Strange Music. The album features guest appearances from Three 6 Mafia, Brotha Lynch Hung, King Gordy, Kutt Calhoun, Krizz Kaliko and Big Scoob, among others.[6] The album is broken up into sections: `Anger`, `Madness` and `The Hole,` which would also be used on three EP`s released after it.[7] On October 22, 2009, the album appeared as a featured `Album Premiere` on Myspace. The album entered at number 14 on the US Billboard 200 chart, selling 30,326 copies in its first week.[8] Background Corey Taylor, from Slipknot and Stone Sour was supposed to appear on the track `Killing You`,[9] but was unable to begin recording in time and, as a result, failed to submit his vocals for the track. The label had to move forward with mastering the track for the album without his involvement.[7] Promotion On September 9, 2009, Strange Music released a video on its YouTube account showing Yates regarding to his upcoming music video for `Show Me a God`, stating that it would be a very serious video dedicated to his mother.[10] The music video for `Show Me a God` was then released through Strange Music`s YouTube account on October 2, 2009.[11] On October 7, 2009, a second version of this video has also appeared on the label`s account, except this one is in high definition.[12] On October 20, 2009, `Leave Me Alone` and `Show Me a God` was officially released as the first and second digital singles.[13][14] `Strange Music Box` was also designated as a single from the album.[15] The music video was filmed for the single `Leave Me Alone` which it was exclusively premiered on mtvU.com on October 27, 2009, in which was the album`s original release date.[16] The music video for `Low` was released on December 3, 2009. Track listing Tracklist:[17][18][19] No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length 1. `Show Me a God` A. Yates Matic Lee 3:41 2. `The Warning (Skit)` S. Watson Seven 0:31 3. `Demons` (featuring Three 6 Mafia) A. Yates, J. Houston, P. Beauregard Matic Lee, Seven 5:23 4. `Blackened the Sun` A. Yates Reuben `Bonyx` Armstrong 4:26 5. `Strange Music Box` (featuring Brotha Lynch Hung & Krizz Kaliko) A. Yates, K. Mann, S. Watson Young Fyre, Karbon (add. prod.) 4:11 6. `Sundae (Skit)` Robert Rebeck 0:25 7. `Check Yo Temperature` (featuring Sundae & T-Nutty) A. Yates, S. Austin, T. Jones Jr. Young Fyre, Demolish Beatz (add. prod.) 4:32 8. `B. Boy` (featuring Big Scoob, Bumpy Knuckles, Kutt Calhoun & Skatterman) A. Yates, M. Calhoun Jr., S. Ashby Jr., S. Landis Young Fyre, Karbon (add. prod.) 5:29 9. `Hunterish` (featuring Irv Da Phenom & Krizz Kaliko) A. Yates, M. Irving Jr., S. Watson Young Fyre 3:47 10. `The Pick Up (Skit)` (featuring Fat Tone) A. Yates Robert Rebeck 1:15 11. `In the Trunk` A. Yates Reuben `Bonyx` Armstrong 4:25 12. `Pinocchiho` A. Yates Matic Lee 2:10 13. `Horns` (featuring King Gordy & Prozak) A. Yates, S. Shippy, W. Alford II Robert Rebeck 3:59 14. `Interview with Jason Whitlock (Skit)` Robert Rebeck, Seven 2:21 15. `It Was An Accident` (featuring Alan Wayne) A. Yates, Wayne Seven 3:44 16. `Shadows on the Road` A. Yates, S. Watson Seven 3:28 17. `Low` A. Yates, S. Watson Reuben `Bonyx` Armstrong 3:33 18. `Messages (Skit)` Robert Rebeck 1:38 19. `Killing You` A. Yates, S. Watson Matic Lee, Seven 3:36 20. `Leave Me Alone` A. Yates, S. Watson Young Fyre, Karbon (add. prod.) 3:52 21. `Prayer - By Brother K.T. (Skit)` K. Taylor Robert Rebeck 0:42 22. `K.O.D.` (featuring Mackenzie Nicole) A. Yates, B. Fraser, S. Watson Seven 5:14 23. `The Martini` (featuring Krizz Kaliko) A. Yates, S. Watson Young Fyre 5:27 Total length: 77:52 Aaron Dontez Yates (born November 8, 1971),[2] better known by his stage name Tech N9ne (pronounced `tech nine`), is an American rapper and singer. In 1999, he and business partner Travis O`Guin founded the record label Strange Music. He has sold over two million albums and has had his music featured in film, television, and video games.[3] In 2009, he won the Left Field Woodie award at the mtvU Woodie Awards.[4] His stage name originated from the TEC-9 semi-automatic handgun, a name given to him by rapper Black Walt due to his fast-rhyming chopper style.[5] Yates later applied a deeper meaning to the name, stating that it stands for the complete technique of rhyme, with `tech` meaning technique and `nine` representing the number of completion.[5][6] A major influence of the chopper genre of rap music, he has featured many mainstream artists on his albums including E-40, Ice Cube, Three 6 Mafia, B.o.B., Twista, Busta Rhymes, Kendrick Lamar, Lil Wayne, T-Pain, Snoop Dogg, The Game, Wiz Khalifa, CeeLo Green, T.I., 2 Chainz, Corey Taylor of Slipknot, Eminem, Logic, and Boyz II Men. In popular culture Films Yates` songs have appeared in the films Born 2 Race, Gang Related, Alpha Dog, Our Heroes: The 25 Best Black Sports Movies (Ever), and The Life of Lucky Cucumber.[49][50][51] Yates was originally set to score the entire film Alpha Dog, but the studio decided to replace some of his music with more commercially known songs.[52] In 2009, his song `Let`s Go` was used in an online promotional short film for AXE body spray.[53] Yates also appears as an actor in the films Vengeance and Night of the Living Dead: Origins 3D.[54][55][56][57] Yates starred in the musical `Alleluia: The Devil`s Carnival`, which had a limited theater release July 2015.[58] On November 25, 2015, Tech released `Shine`, a song for the Jaco Pastorius documentary, Jaco.[59] Video games Several of Yates` songs are featured in the video games Madden NFL 2006, The Crew, EA Sports MMA, 25 To Life, WWE 2K18, EA Sports UFC 3, and Midnight Club: Los Angeles, in the latter of which Yates is an unlockable character.[60] In 2009, Yates and label mate Krizz Kaliko appeared in a promotional video for the Fight Night Round 4 video game.[61] Television Yates` music has appeared on the television shows Dark Angel, I`m From Rolling Stone, My Super Sweet 16, The Hills, Spike Guys` Choice Awards, and Warren The Ape.[62][63] In 2008, his song `Earthquake` was featured on an episode of MTV`s America`s Best Dance Crew in which the crew had to visually convey the title of the song in their performance.[64] On the August 15, 2009 Strikeforce event, Strikeforce: Carano vs. Cyborg, MMA fighter Gilbert Melendez entered the arena to Tech N9ne`s 2006 song `The Beast` for his bout with Mitsuhiro Ishida.[65] His song `Riot Maker` was used as the official theme song for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling`s 2010 Hardcore Justice pay-per-view. Yates also appeared on the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards in the BET Cypher with B.o.B, Machine Gun Kelly, Kendrick Lamar, and Big K.R.I.T. In 2012, Tech N9ne appeared on the MTV game show Hip Hop Squares for three episodes. In 2013, Tech N9ne`s song `Demons` appeared in the pilot episode of Ironside. On June 24, 2014, Tech N9ne appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to perform `Fragile`, `He`s A Mental Giant`, and `Stamina`.[66] In late 2014, Yates appeared on Wild n Out as captain of the Black Team. In May 2015, `Give It All` from the album Special Effects was used during Inside the NBA`s `Tip-Off` for Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals.[67] Endorsements In May 2018, it was announced that Yates had teamed with Boulevard Brewing Company, a brewery based in his hometown of Kansas City, to create a new beer. The beer was released on June 18 in the Kansas City, Wichita, Denver, and Oklahoma City markets. The beer is named Bou Lou as reference to his song `Caribou Lou`, which is also a cocktail with overproof rum (The song specifically mentions Bacardi 151, which has been discontinued.), Malibu, and pineapple juice . The beer is a wheat beer with pineapple and coconut flavors.[68] On July 9, Bou Lou went on sale in the St. Louis market. Personal life Yates was married in 1995, but separated in 2005. Yates filed for a divorce in 2015 and it was finalized in November 2017, 12 years after they were initially separated.[69] Yates is an avid supporter of Kansas City culture and the metro area`s pro sports teams, including the Kansas City Chiefs,[70] Kansas City Royals,[71] and Sporting Kansas City.[72] Before the Chiefs played in the 2019 AFC Championship game, he released a song titled `Red Kingdom`.[73]