John Barry - Moonraker OST
Genre: Soundtrack | MP3 160 Kbps | 35 MB

VA - Number One Hits 2006
Genre: Pop | MP3 VBR (min160 Kbps) | 84,5 Mb

King Crimson - Schizoid Man (1996)
Genre: Progressive Rock | MP3 | CBR 256 Kbps | 71,58 Mb

For King Crimson scholars interested in studying the evolution of the group's biggest hit, “21st Century Schizoid Man”, over a six-year span (1969-1974), hunt down a copy of the British import CD Schizoid Man. A total of five versions are showcased – two studio takes and three in-concert versions. The first two are the most common – an edited version which the majority of the public still hears on classic rock radio, and the original full-length version from Crimson's 1969 debut, In the Court of the Crimson King. As for the live versions, both the “Live 1969” and “Live 1974” takes are strikingly similar, sticking close to the original arrangement. The big surprise is the almost heavy metal “Live 1972” version, which sounds like Black Sabbath covering the song and stretches to 11½ minutes, due to some highly technical sax/drum improvisation.

Roger Sanchez - Come With Me (May 2006)
75,3 MB | MP3 | VBR (160 Kbps) | Label: Ultra Records

Ignace Joseph Pleyel - Symphonies - London Mozart Players - Matthias Bamert (1997)
Genre: Classical | Type: APE | Avg. bitrate: 610 Kb/s | 328 MB | Length: 70:27 | Label: Chandos

King Crimson - Three of a Perfect Pair (1984)
Genre: Progressive Rock | MP3 | CBR 320 | 93.48 Mb

Man with an Open Heart
she wouldn't need to be a bird without a wing
or be a servant to a telephone ring
she could be sleeping in the comfort of another bed
it wouldn't matter to a man with an open heart
here comes right now…

she could be moody, dramatic as a play
or be evasive as a shadow in the shade
could be irregular and singing in her underwear…
it wouldn't matter to a man with an open heart
here comes right now…

her wild and wise womanly
introspectiveness
her faults and files of foolishness…

wouldn't matter to a man with an open heart…
here comes right now…

King Crimson - Happy With What You Have to Be Happy With (2002)
Genre: Progressive Rock | MP3 | CBR 320 | 77.9 Mb

Personnel:
Adrian Belew (guitar and vocals)
Robert Fripp (guitar)
Trey Gunn (Warr guitar, rubber bass, fretless Warr guitar)
Pat Mastelotto (drumming)

King Crimson - THRAK (1995)
Genre: Progressive Rock |MP3 | CBR 320 | 120.39 Mb

Line Up
Robert Fripp Guitar, Soundscapes Mellotron
Adrian Belew Guitar, Voice, Words
Trey Gunn Stick, Backing Vocals
Tony Levin Upright & Electric Basses, Backing Vocals
Pat Mastelotto & Bill Bruford - Acoustic & Electronic Drumming

King Crimson - The ConstruKction of Light (2000)
Genre: Progressive Rock | MP3 | CBR 320 | 130.52 Mb

King Crimson has never been so much a band as an adventuresome modern musical academy, a prog-rock institution presided over by headmaster/guitarist Robert Fripp with a playfulness that often belies his more scholarly goals. And though its alumni have gone on to contribute to a dizzying array of more commercial enterprises (including Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Yes, Bad Company, Foreigner, and Roxy Music), Fripp's dedication to experimentation has relegated him to influential cult status. Entering its fourth, unlikely decade with ConstruKction of Light, King Crimson's pared-down quartet (Fripp, 80's recruit/guitarist Adrian Belew, and '90s inductees Trey Gunn on touch guitar and Pat Mastelotto on drums) offers up a curiously lugubrious mockery of rootsy Delta despair ("Prozac Blues") before venturing into the familiar, hypnotically polyrhythmic soundscape of the title track, the challenging harmonics of "Into the Frying Pan," and the delicate, spacious constructions of "FraKctured." "The World Is My Oyster" is almost Floydian in feel and scope, though the Pink brigade haven't made music this oddly compelling since the '70s. There are monster chops throughout, as well as some heavy riffing that underscores Crimson's continued influence on bands like Tool, Marilyn Manson, and Nine Inch Nails. ConstruKction is as restless as it is modern–and progressive in all the right ways. – Jerry McCulley

100% Rock Volume 3
MP3 Format | 192 Kbps | Incl. covers
Reloaded 28-06-06

Last 6 cd's of these great serie , just have a look at the names and the songs’

King Crimson - The Abbreviated King Crimson (1991)
Genre: Progressive Rock | MP3 | CBR 256 | 41.85 Mb


Track listing
1. "The King Crimson Barber Shop" (Tony Levin) - Also featured on the compilation (4CD set) Frame By Frame: The Essential King Crimson (1991) Subsequently featured on the reissued version of the album Three of a Perfect Pair (1984)
2. "21st Century Schizoid Man" (Fripp, Michael Giles, Greg Lake, Ian McDonald, Peter Sinfield) - Abridged, from the album In the Court of the Crimson King (1969)
3. "The Court of the Crimson King" (McDonald, Sinfield) - Abridged, from the album In the Court of the Crimson King (1969)
4. "Elephant Talk" (Adrian Belew, Bill Bruford, Robert Fripp, Levin) - Abridged, from the album Discipline (1981)
5. "Matte Kudasi" (Belew, Bruford, Fripp, Levin) - From the album Discipline (1981)
6. "Heartbeat" (Belew, Bruford, Fripp, Levin) - Abridged, from the album Beat (1982)
7. "Medley"

King Crimson - Beat (1982)
Genre: Progressive Rock | MP3 | CBR 320 | 79.69 Mb

Personnel:
Adrain Belew: Guitar, Lead Vocal
Robert Fripp: Guitar, Organ, Frippertronics
Tony Levin: Stick, Bass Guitar, Support Vocal
Bill Bruford: Drumming

Heartbeat
I need to feel your heartbeat heartbeat
so close, feels like mine
all mine
I need to feel your heartbeat heartbeat
so close it feels like mine
all mine…
I remember the feeling
my hands in your hair
hands in your hair
I remember the feeling
of the rhythm we made
the rhythm we made
I need to land sometime
right next to you
feel your heartbeat heartbeat
right next to me…..

King Crimson - Islands (1971)
Genre: Progressive Rock | MP3 | CBR 320 | 99.82 Mb

Personnel:
Robert Fripp: Guitar, Mellotron, Peter's Pedal, Harmonium And Sundry Implements
Mel Collins: Flute, Bass Flute, Saxes And Vocals
Boz: Bass Guitar, Lead Vocals And Choreography
Ian Wallace: Drums, Percussions Adn Vocals
Peter Sinfield: Words, Sounds And Visions
With:
Keith Tippet: Piano
Paulina Lucas: Soprano
Robin Miller: Oboe
Mark Charig: Cornet
Harry Miller: String Bass

King Crimson - 2003 The Power to Believe
Genre: Progressive Rock | MP3 | CBR 256 | 93.95 Mb

The latest and, if recent musings from Robert Fripp are to be believed, possibly last King Crimson album sees the band heading off into a slightly heavier direction than in recent years. And a welcome move it is too. Predominently an instrumental album, only Eyes Wide Open, Facts Of Life and Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With have vocals, the style, complexity and sheer power of the music is reminiscent of the Starless and Bible Black / Red period of the band's history and is every bit as good.