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Scorpions - When the smoke is going down

P.J. Harvey - Good fortune

Garbage - The trick is to keep breathing

i would love to go, but I can't, and none is celebrated in my country, unfortunately... I include the list of bands who are gonna play in the different countries (the one from London is going to be broadcast in the Spanish television): Hyde Park (Londes, UK) Mariah Carey Coldplay Dido Bob Geldof Elton John Keane The Killers Annie Lennox Paul McCartney Ms. Dynamite Madonna Pink Floyd Queen + Paul Rodgers R.E.M. Razorlight Scissor Sisters Sex Pistols Snoop Dogg Snow Patrol Stereophonics Sting Joss Stone U2 UB40 Velvet Revolver The Who Robbie Williams Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadelphia, USA) Bon Jovi Dave Matthews Band Destiny's Child Il Divo Jay-Z Kaiser Chiefs Linkin Park Sarah McLachlan Maroon 5 P. Diddy Will Smith Rob Thomas Keith Urban Eddie Vedder Stevie Wonder Brandenburg's Door (Berlin, Germany) A-ha Bap Tracy Chapman Crosby, Stills and Nash Chris de Burgh Die Toten Hosen Green Day Katherine Jenkins Lauryn Hill Peter Maffay Roxy Music Brian Wilso Wir sind Helden Circus Maximus (Rome, Italy) Duran Duran Irene Grandi Faith Hill Jovanotti Tim McGraw Nek Laura Pausini Vasco Rossi Zucchero Versalles' Palace (Paris, France) Andrea Bocelli James Brown Sheryl Crow The Cure Craig David Calo Gero Johnny Halliday Kyo Muse Youssou N'Dour Yannick Noah Placebo Axelle Red Renaud Shakira Park Place (Barrie, Canada) Dan Aykroyd Bryan Adams Jann Arden African Guitar Summit Barenaked Ladies Billy Talent Blue Rodeo Bruce Cockburn Great Big Sea Celine Dion Gordon Lightfoot Deep Purple Motley Crue Our Lady Peace Tragically Hip Tom Cochrane Sam Roberts

don't understand your comment, buddy ;)

OBK - Historias de amor ("Love stories")

Matthew Good Band - FAILING THE RORSCHARCH TEST ;)

yes, it's been passed as recent as two hours ago (Spanish time: Thursday 30th june, 15.15): a historic day for all gays and lesbians, for society in general and for freedom and equal social rights Just one sentence the Spanish president mentioned in his speech which may summarize what this law means: "Una sociedad decente es aquella que no humilla a sus miembros" Jose Luis Rodr

Depeche Mode - Somebody

I dont know, maybe because he likes to have good female bassits? ;)

... You don't like Rammstein I presume. yes, i had the same impression with your sentence, maverick...

in Spain things are a bit different because around an 80% of the population -in the polls- agree with gay marriages and adoption... some conservative social and political groups -together with the Catholic Church- asked for a referendum... I'm totally in favor of all kinda referendums which affect a country's society... but in this case -as in many others- i have a doubt: if a political party has in their political program presented in some elections saying that if they win and become the government of the country, they will pass in the Parliament some laws -as the socialist party has done in Spain with this law about gay marriages and other social laws- ... would a referendum be necessary to carry out? I mean, if this was in the political program of the socialist party in Spain and everybody knew that if they became the government they would pass this law in the Parliament, it is not necessary to ask population in a referendum because people who voted this political party agree with this law and people who didnt vote this political party wouldnt say yes anyway in a referendum... I don't know, it is just a doubt I wanted to ask u (I know, a bit confusingly explained, sorry for that ;) )... probably the case of Spain is different in the sense that first there is an 80% of the population who agrees on this gay marriage law, and secondly because it was clearly stated in the political program of the party which is in the government right now...

congratulations to those who will finally have the same social rights as the rest of the people... after many changes and amendments in the Spanish Senate, the same law, with the same social rights for same-sex marriages and adoption by gay couples will be finally pass in the spanish parliament tomorrow, june 30th it will be a big step forward for those who think that everybody should be equal and enjoy the same social rights in a democratic country

HIM - Dark secret love

The Wallflowers - Another one in the dark

would there be any way to possibly listen to that version? or to the song, please?

LCD Soundsystem - LCD Soundsystem

A Perfect Circle - Thinking of you

no, it doesnt look good... ;)

Anti Poverty Rally Attracts 50,000 Written by Caroline Kent Madrid, June 27th 2005 - The Spanish campaign held the largest anti poverty rallies in Spain's history this weekend. A week ahead of the G8 meeting in Gleneagles, Scotland where the leaders of the 8 richest nations will meet to discuss the Millennium Development Goals, the Spanish Campaign Pobreza Cero organized a rally in the Country's capital to show that the people in Spain demand that the decisions made in Scotland benefit the poorest in the world. The center of Madrid was covered in white and all major groups were present, including trade unions, ngo's, women associations, artists against the war, youth plattforms, environmentalists, religious groups, etc. The march started with a huge sign that said "Pobreza Cero Sin Excusas - Quien Debe a Quien" ( Zero Poverty - No Excuses -who owns whom) with 20 representatives of social groups, including the Millennium Campaign. It was followed by street musicians and a percussion band, and then by eight huge white bands with big signs, each one representing a MDG Goal. The march started at Plaza Cibeles and ended at Puerta del Sol. Ismael Serrano gave a brief concert and Mamen Mendizabal and film director Benito Zambrano read the Spanish GCAP manifesto in front of all the press. Other marches and events were also organized in 20 cities around Spain. From the1st to the 3rd of July, activities will be organized to wrap-up key buildings of Spain. ----------------------------------------------------------- For more details on the march, visit theSpanish Campaign web site and visit El Mundo's web site to view more pictures on this historic event. Date Created: 6/27/2005 10:15:52 AM Copyright 2005

oh god... new stuff... can't wait to hear it, can't wait!!! ;)

YES, YES ;) NEW ALBUM... can't wait!!!!

Rammstein - Mutter

no, and I'd like to because I have gotten some concerts from the Hub and they sound pretty good

The Cure - Picture of you