List:
1 American Woman - Lenny Kravitz
2 Bitter Sweet Simphony - The Verve
3 Personal Jesus - Depech Mode
4 How Soon Is Now - Charmed Theme
5 Mindfields - Prodigy
6 Sex And The City (TV)
7 Sex And The City (Movie)
8 Suspicious Mind - Elvis
9 Suspicious Mind 2 - Elvis
10 Aqueous Transmission - Incubus (Relaxing...really smooth...ideal for office hours...)

Tracks:
1. Silence
2. Hunter
3. Nylon Smile
4. The Rip
5. Plastic
6. We Carry On
7. Deep Water
8. Machine Gun
9. Small
10. Magic Doors
11. Threads

Disc: 1:
1. Little Lonely One
2. Chills and Fever
3. It's Not Unusual
4. Spanish Harlem
5. Some Other Guy
6. Once upon a Time
7. With These Hands
8. What's New Pussycat?
9. Thunderball
10. Bama Lama Bama Loo

It doesn't take much listening to Amy Winehouse's 1960s pop period piece to realize that this is a tribute with an edge. Nice girls back then didn't sing about boozing and rehab. Since her 2003 debut album, 'Frank', Winehouse has been a frequent presence on the gossip pages of the U.K. tabloids, and her songwriting here candidly reflects her experiences with drinking, sex, and drugs. Back To Black's production is an artful blend of sophisticated 60s R&B and 21st-century stylistic poaching, with 'Tears Dry on Their Own' incorporating elements of Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough", and Winehouse sounding like Billie Holiday fronting a reggae band on the old-fashioned cheating song "Just Friends". Densely packed with musical history and often conjuring a dark, Portishead-esque atmosphere, 'Back To Black' is a sumptuous-sounding collection freighted with blunt confessionals of a lush life.

Details:
Artist: Amy Winehouse
Album: Back to Black
Release Date: October 23, 2006
Codec: MP3
File Type: rar
File Size: 46.0 MB
Bit Rate: 128 - 224 kbps

Some ten years after their last formal release, trip-hop pioneers Portishead are releasing their fourth album, cleverly named Third.
It will be released in Britain by Island Records.

Bristol-based Portishead were one of the most influential British groups of the 1990s. With 1994's Dummy and 1997's self-titled album they came to define a genre called "trip-hop", combining downtempo electronica, jazz and Beth Gibbons' tremulous, despairing vocals. It was bloody depressing, and entirely marvellous.

Tracklist:
1. Silence / 2. Hunter / 3. Nylon smile / 4. The rip / 5. Plastic / 6. We carry on /
7. Deep water / 8. Machine gun / 9. Small /10. Magic doors / 11. Threads.