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Kamasi Washington - Prologue (Official Video) Hotney 9 Streams • 3 years ago

Prologue, taken from the forthcoming album Fearless Movement out May 3rd, 2024.

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Director: AG Rojas
Production Company: Park Pictures
Executive Producer: Jackie Kelman Bisbee & Caroline Kousidonis
Producer: Grace Campos
Director of Photography: Evan Prosofsky
Casting & Choreography: Samantha Blake Goodman
Production Designer: Chris Jones
Costume Designer: Sara Sensoy
Stylist and wardrobe for Kamasi Washington and Band: Korynn Washington
Wardrobe for Kamasi Washington and Band: Aubrinae Washington
Key Make up: Yuichi Kojima

1st AD: Ray Fuentes
2nd Unit Director: Jazmin Gracia
Editor: Zaldy Lopez
VFX Supervisor: Steven Wolff
Colorist: Gregory Reese
On Set Photographer: Vincent Haycock

Production Supervisor: Chris Latimer
Ass Production Sup: Marybell Chavez
Talent Coordinator: Beatriz Lagarde
Production Support: Miguel Arroyo
2nd AD: Mike Paulson
Camera Operator: Jake Magee
1st AC A Cam: Karla Marie Wilson
1st AC B Cam: Jenna Hoffman
2nd AC A Cam: Sasha Wright
2nd AC B Cam: Liam Miller
DIT: Steve Harnell
VTR Operator: Payton Paulson
Chief Lighting Tech: Janos Csoma
Ass Chief Lighting Tech: Stefan Duschaine
Lighting Technician: Lej Talens, Lou Ramos, Blaine Munro
Key Grip: Gino Nix
BB Grip: Joseph Messier
Grip: Shai Nix, Craig Price, Justin Kaid
Art Coordinator: Paula Thompson
Set Decorator: Neil Wyzanowski
Lead Set Dresser: Xylon Jones
Asst. Make up: Yukiko Kinkel
Ass Choreographer: Sasha Rivero
Location Manager: Ivan Siebel
Gang Boss: Henry Canon
Teamster Driver: Marco Arias, Bo Williams
Caterer Driver: Timothy Borunda
Medic: Elroy Lara

Craft Service: Exsael Leon
Catering: Calling Grace
Studio Teacher: Jil Kimmel
PA’s: Sal Sendik, Juan Campos, Fabian Urista, Anthony Godinez, Joanna Cecillio, Desiree Gracias, Chance Theriot, Henry Conteras, Patrick Stevens, Alex Rodas, Jose Ramos, Masha Melkosyants, Mariah Alcantar, Sydney Freed, Keean Stauber, Kaila Marfori, Oliver Groszkruger

Editorial Producer: Dylan Majerus & Michael Miller, Exile Editing
VFX Producer: James Howell & Michael Steinman Pariah Creative
Color Producer: Diane Valera & Thatcher Peterson, Royal Muster

Dancers:
Storyboard P @storyboardp
CeSEE @feeelstyle
Sasha Rivero @sasha.d.rivero
Garnet Clarke @garnetclarke
Kelsee Woods @__kwoodz
JaNiah “Frequency” Cooper @jnmnc
Jai Robinson @jiggyjai
Teake @zuzusauvage
Qwenga @qw3nga
Jordan Slaffey @jayslaff
Jeremy “JT” Taylor @jeremytaylor.jt
Noelle Hauptmann-Anderson @iamnonoblack
Najla Gilliam @sirius.return
Marissa Brown @marissajbrown
Kryss Hicks @callme_kryss
Ryan Ruiz @ryanroozie
Taya Lee @thetayalee
Nkeiruka Igbonagwam @nksogorgeous
Brandon "BeastBoi" Juezan @beastboithehypegod
Autuum Randolph @mmmmylipshurt
Shauna Davis @shaunaydavis
Roya Carreas Fereshtehnejad @royacarreras
Tamica Washinton @tamicadances
Lula Washinton @lula_washington_dance_theatre
Carlos Barrionuevo @carlos__barrionuevo
Mayte Valdes @maytzigane

Band:
Brandon Coleman @brandoncoleman
Patrice Quinn @iampatricequinn
Roland Bruner Jr @drummaboiblue
Tony Austin @tonyaustindrums
Dontae Winslow @dontaewinslow
Allakoi Peete @micholdenfresh
Kahlil Cummings @kahlilc33
Cameron Graves @cameronthescore
Rickey Washington @rickeywashington
Ryan Porter @ryanpapaporter

Special Thanks: Camtec Camera Rental, Calling Grace Catering, Kraftworks Craft Service, JL Fisher, Department G, MSA Enterprises, Bunker 21, Hunter Crowley, Freakshow

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PM Dawn - Paper Doll (Countdown, 1991) Hotney 22 Streams • 3 years ago

TV performance by PM Dawn with 'Paperdoll' on Dutch popshow “Countdown”. The television show was broadcasted by Veronica from 1976 to 1993 and was "Europe's Number 1 Rock Show" with performances by the greatest artists from all over the world like Paul McCartney, David Bowie, Tina Turner, Janet Jackson, Stevie Wonder, The Rolling Stones, George Harrison, U2, The Police, Eric Clapton, Bruce Springsteen, Lenny Kravitz, Depeche Mode, New Order, Whitney Houston, Duran Duran, R.E.M., Frankie Goes To Hollywood, The Cure, Run DMC, Cyndi Lauper, Iron Maiden, New Kids On The Block, LL Cool J.

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Het Nederlandse televisieprogramma "Countdown" was van 1976 t/m 1993 “Europe’s Number 1 Rock Show” en werd uitgezonden bij Veronica. Later werd het programma ook uitgezonden in het buitenland en was het op z'n hoogtepunt in meer dan 20 landen op televisie te zien.

Gedurende deze 17 jaar muziekgeschiedenis zijn er opnames gemaakt met talloze internationale sterren, zoals Paul McCartney, David Bowie, Tina Turner, Janet Jackson, Stevie Wonder, The Rolling Stones, George Harrison, U2, The Police, Eric Clapton, Bruce Springsteen, Lenny Kravitz, Depeche Mode, New Order, Whitney Houston, Duran Duran, R.E.M., Frankie Goes To Hollywood, The Cure, Run DMC, Cyndi Lauper, Iron Maiden, New Kids On The Block, LL Cool J.

Uiteraard kwamen Nederlandse top-acts als Doe Maar, Andre Hazes, Herman Brood, Frank Boeijen, Spargo, Golden Earring, Time Bandits, De Dijk, De Raggende Manne, Hans de Booij, Gerard Joling, Drukwerk ook langs voor een optreden in Bussum.

Countdown werd gepresenteerd door oa Lex Harding, Erik de Zwart, Adam Curry, Simone Walraven Wessel van Diepen, Jeroen van Inkel, Rob Stenders, Simone Angel en Jasper Faber.

Het Countdown archief is vrijwel helemaal compleet en sinds 2017 eigendom van het Amerikaanse Reelin’ In The Years Productions (David Peck - https://reelinintheyears.com/) en Double 2 Hilversum (Jan Douwe Kroeske - http://www.double2bv.nl). Het archief bestaat uit meer dan 3.000 analoge mastertapes die allemaal gedigitaliseerd en gearchiveerd zijn. Indien u gebruik wilt maken van beeldmateriaal in een documentaire, tv-programma of andere mediaproductie neemt u voor een licentiedeal contact op met Double 2 BV via info@d2bv.nl. Beeldmateriaal wordt enkel verstrekt aan zakelijke projecten en niet aan particulieren.

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Shannon Sharpe At Queensbridge Projects, FaceTimes Nas, Kobe Bryant vs Gangsta, LeBron Declined $10M Hotney 10 Streams • 3 years ago

Steve Stoute and Shannon Sharpe embark on their journey to Queensbridge Projects in New York, unearthing tales that led to the legendary careers of Nas and Steve. The episode kicks off with a hilarious FaceTime call to Nas from the very projects that shaped he and Steve’s lives, sharing laughs and memories with the neighborhood crew. Steve then guides Shannon through a tour of his office, dropping gems about the time Men In Black sunglasses overshadowed Will Smith’s album and revealing the untold story of Kobe Bryant living with him at 18. The anecdotes keep rolling as Steve spills the beans on being behind LeBron infamously rejecting a $10 million check while in high school, Allen Iverson's elusive Reebok commercial appearance and the transformative impact of hip-hop on Reebok's brand image thanks to Jay-Z and 50 Cent. The episode delves deep into Steve's entrepreneurial journey, emphasizing equity, ownership, and the ethos behind starting United Masters. From the rich hip-hop history of Queens to the intricacies of legendary rap beefs, Steve Stoute shares his insights with wit, wisdom, and a touch of humor, making this first half a rollercoaster ride through the iconic tales of the music and sports industry. Steve Stoute and Shannon Sharpe continue on by diving into why artists like Taylor Swift should hold on to their masters rather than sell them for massive payouts. Steve recounts the hilarious story of Kanye West's unexpected freestyle at Steve’s wedding, which may have been a precursor to what happened at the 2009 VMAs. Shannon and Steve explore the business side of the NFL’s partnership with Apple and the Super Bowl Halftime Show, Steve's groundbreaking triumphs with AT&T and a hard-of-hearing football team, and break down the transformative power of a strategic rebrand. From discussing the significance of shared values in brand-influencer partnerships to unraveling the cultural tapestry of Giannis Antetokounmpo's film, the episode weaves together threads of music, sports, and business. Steve's Mount Rushmore of hip-hop, Shannon's heartfelt tribute to LL Cool J, and reflections on the rise of hip-hop as a global phenomenon add layers of depth to this entertaining and enlightening conversation. As Steve Stoute seamlessly transitions from the music industry to broader business landscapes, the episode serves as a masterclass in embracing evolution while keeping the essence of all things legendary intact. Don't miss out on the laughter, insights, and legendary tales shared in this Club Shay Shay rendezvous with the one and only Steve Stoute.

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Shannon Sharpe At Queensbridge Projects In New York, FaceTimes Nas & Hears Steve Stoute's Story | EP. 112
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Europe 'The Final Countdown' - From 'Live At Sweden Rock - 30 Anniversary Show' Hotney 8 Streams • 3 years ago

Europe 'Live At Sweden Rock - 30th Anniversary Show' - Order now!
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On June 7th, Europe took the stage in their home country Sweden for a very special occasion: celebrating 30 years of rock music. The Swedish rock band celebrated this event together with 30,000 people at the famous Sweden Rock Festival, playing a total selection of 28 songs, picking their personal favourite moments spanning from their earlier years up to their most recent songs taken from albums like 'Last Look At Eden' and 'Bag Of Bones'; for the lovers of statistics and rarities some of the songs had never been played live before.
The bombastic greatest hits show also has its soulful moment when the band sits down for an emotional acoustic set which gives the massive arena show a club feeling before the band goes back to the hard rock they are known for.

To pay tribute to some of their biggest heroes, Europe invited two very special guests to perform with them: Scott Gorham (Thin Lizzy) for an electrifying version of 'Jailbreak' and Michael Schenker (MSG, ex UFO and Scorpions) for one of hard rock's evergreens, UFO's classic 'Lights Out'.
The set list is full of treasures and surprises but Europe were determined to celebrated and enjoy their long record of hit singles: like 'Carrie', 'Rock The Night', 'Superstitious', ´Open Your Heart´, 'Last Look At Eden', ´Prisoners in Paradise´, 'New Love In Town' and, of course, the ever-present and always electrifying 'The Final Countdown'.

Over two hours and forty minutes of concert footage, in a state of the art High Definition movie featuring behind the scenes material and an exclusive interview with the band makes 'Live At Sweden Rock -- 30th Anniversary Show' the definitive Europe live experience!

Line Up:

Joey Tempest -- Vocals / John Norum -- Guitar / Mic Michaeli - Keyboard
John Leven -- Bass / Ian Haugland -- Drums

Tracklist (CD/DVD/Blu-ray):

1. Intro / Riches To Rags
2. Firebox
3. Not Supposed To Sing The Blues
4. Scream Of Anger
5. Superstitious
6. No Stone Unturned
7. New Love In Town
8. In The Future To Come
9. Paradize Bay
10. Girl From Lebanon
11. Prisoners In Paradise
12. Always The Pretenders
13. Drink And A Smile
14. Open Your Heart
15. Love Is Not The Enemy
16. Sign Of The Times
17. Start From The Dark
18. Wings Of Tomorrow
19. Carrie
20. Jailbreak (special guest: Scott Gorham)
21. Seven Doors Hotel
22. Drum Solo
23. The Beast
24. Let The Good Times Rock
25. Lights Out (special guest: Michael Schenker)
26. Rock The Night
27. Last Look At Eden
28. The Final Countdown

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NADA SURF: The UNTOLD STORY Of The Band Behind 'POPULAR' Hotney 14 Streams • 3 years ago

NADA SURF POPULAR: The documentary on the band who are more than just a one hit wonder

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Nada Surf's journey through the tumultuous waters of the music industry is a testament to resilience and artistic evolution. Initially touted to follow in the footsteps of alternative rock giants like Weezer, the band catapulted to fame with their breakout hit "Popular," which drew comparisons to Weezer due to its success and shared producer with the Blue Album. However, despite the initial hype surrounding "Popular," Nada Surf faced challenges as they struggled to replicate its success and were eventually labeled as one-hit wonders.

The band's history is intertwined with the personal experiences of frontman Matthew Caws, whose upbringing in a family marked by academic pursuits and cultural diversity shaped his musical journey. Raised in various locales including Paris and influenced by his older sister's extensive record collection, Caws eventually found his way back to New York City in the early '80s, where he formed early musical endeavors with future Nada Surf bassist Daniel Lorca.

The band's trajectory took a turn with the formation of Nada Surf in 1992, marked by a determination to confront personal demons and navigate the complexities of depression and self-doubt. Despite initial setbacks, including a drummer's departure, Nada Surf persevered, recruiting drummer Ira Elliott and forging ahead with their musical aspirations.

Their debut album, "High/Low" (1996), featuring the iconic track "Popular," thrust Nada Surf into the spotlight, albeit briefly, as they grappled with the pressures of sudden fame and expectations from both fans and the music industry. However, subsequent albums faced challenges, with the label pushing for another hit akin to "Popular," while the changing landscape of alternative rock posed additional hurdles.

Undeterred, Nada Surf embarked on a journey of self-discovery and artistic reinvention. With the release of their third album, "Let Go" (2003), the band found a new home at Barsuk Records and garnered critical acclaim for their mature and introspective sound. This marked the beginning of a new chapter for Nada Surf, characterized by steady growth and a loyal fan base that appreciated the band's sincerity and authenticity.

Subsequent albums such as "The Weight is a Gift" (2005) and "Lucky" (2008) further solidified Nada Surf's reputation as a band capable of crafting thoughtful and evocative music. Collaborations with renowned artists like Dan Wilson of Semisonic showcased the band's willingness to explore new creative avenues while staying true to their artistic vision.

As the years progressed, Nada Surf continued to evolve, releasing albums like "You Know Who You Are" (2016) and "Never Not Together" (2020), which demonstrated a blend of introspection and social commentary. Their music found resonance in popular culture, with placements in films and television shows, reflecting the enduring relevance of their artistry.

Through ups and downs, Nada Surf's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and the transformative nature of music. From the heights of fame to the depths of uncertainty, the band's unwavering commitment to their craft has solidified their place in the pantheon of alternative rock, proving that sometimes, the greatest success lies in resilience and authenticity.

The Clash's Breakup & The Story of Cut The Crap Hotney 16 Streams • 3 years ago

The breakup of the Clash & the making of Cut the Crap

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The Clash emerged in 1976 amidst the British punk rock scene, distinguishing themselves with a socially conscious approach to their music. Comprising Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon, Keith Levene, and Terry Chimes, the band quickly gained prominence with their politically charged lyrics and energetic performances. Despite internal conflicts and lineup changes, The Clash achieved commercial success in the United States, particularly with their albums "London Calling" and "Combat Rock," the latter being their best-selling release.

However, internal tensions within the band began to escalate. Drummer Terry Chimes departed due to personal reasons, and his replacement, Topper Headon, struggled with heroin addiction and was eventually fired. This instability, coupled with disagreements over musical direction and management issues, led to a division within the band.

By the early 1980s, the Clash had split into two factions: Mick Jones on one side and Joe Strummer, Paul Simonon, and manager Bernie Rhodes on the other. Rhodes, a controversial figure known for his authoritarian approach, was rehired by Strummer to manage the band's finances, despite previous conflicts. However, Rhodes' control over the band's creative direction further strained relationships within the group.

The tensions came to a head with the release of their final album, "Cut the Crap," in 1985. Strummer aimed for the album to be a departure from mainstream pop and glam metal, but Rhodes exerted significant influence over its production. The resulting album received harsh criticism for its synthetic sound and inconsistent quality, leading to poor sales and further alienating fans and critics.

Following the album's release, the Clash attempted to organize a tour, but Strummer's relocation to Spain and legal threats, along with resistance from band members over Rhodes' heavy-handed management, thwarted these plans. Eventually, in October 1985, Strummer disbanded the Clash.

Despite their legacy as one of punk rock's seminal bands, "Cut the Crap" remains a stain on the Clash's discography, often omitted from discussions of their career. Strummer himself expressed regret over the album's failure and the band's dissolution, acknowledging that the chemistry between the original members was irreplaceable.

In later years, attempts to revisit "Cut the Crap" included a 2005 re-release and a 2021 remix by German musician Gerald Manns, which received mixed reactions from fans and band members. Nonetheless, the album's reception and the circumstances surrounding its creation serve as a cautionary tale of the dangers of internal discord and artistic compromise within a band. Despite their turbulent end, the Clash's impact on music and culture endures, leaving behind a complex and storied legacy.

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