Sep 2


metaphysician and host, Rose Whaley The Black Dot, author of “Hip Hop Decoded.” The book reveals Spirituality, the truth about the music industry the power of words and false images!!! -check out Dr.Ray Hagins.com (pastor ) When did you stop being a Slave(RICH or Poor) Jorden maxwell.com-The power of your Subconscious mind and how it’s being use!! to keep you in prison with false power materialism Labels titles Sports Media Poltics PhonyLove Entertainment etc. Chakraspectrums.com

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Sep 2


1988 sonymusic.de millivanilli-bio.narod.ru http In November 1998, the English language magazine Main City (a FAZ publication) published a critically written report on the demise of the Milli Vanilli artist Robert Pilatus under the title ‘When the Music Stopped…’ ” When Robert Pilatus, 32, was found dead in his hotel room in Friedrichsdorf near Frankfurt in April (1998), it was the end of a drawn out downward spiral, hastened by humiliation and drugs.” In addition to the term humiliation, the author also noted that “Pilatus’ fall from the top of the pop world was steeper than any that had ever occurred before.” “A music industry intent on proving its legitimacy in the face of scandal virtually erased Milli Vanilli from its playlists and its history.” None of this corresponds to what really happened – neithr the humiliation saga, nor the Milli Vanilli finale. Milli Vanilli were never removed from music history. The Grammy was returned, but that is the only true element of the report. And the scandal, which happened just as Farian had predicted, cost Farian neither fame nor money – with the exception of the 400000 dollars he donated by way of compensation. The real Milli Vanilli catastrophe was neither commercial nor musical. It was Robert Pilatus’ death from a drug overdose. But this, practically a suicide in instalments, was not provoked by drugs and humiliation, but rather through drugs alone, which, in the excessive way in which Pilatus took them, resulted in

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Sep 2


Watch British musician, Noel Gallagher, sharing his experiences in the music industry and his best music gig. Check out Noel together with other athletes, musicians, skaters, artist and entertainers coming together on the street where originality lives: www.youtube.com

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Sep 1


On May 18, 2009 the Music Industry lost a star with a very promising career. This is a Tribute to Roderick “Dolla” Burton II. Watch Until the end. Credit to: ABC Network Konvict Music Jive

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Sep 1


In part 1 of a 2 part interview with Musichead, Stacie Orrico talks candidly about the challenges in growing up as a child star, the reasons why she almost quit the music industry and what it took to record her new album ‘Beautiful Awakening’.

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Sep 1


www.youtube.com/qtv Kiss guitarist and legend of rock Gene Simmons sat down with CBC Q host Jian Ghomeshi to talk about saving the Canadian music industry.

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Sep 1


This gospel singer has craved a niche for himself in the music industry

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Aug 31


1988 sonymusic.de millivanilli-bio.narod.ru http In November 1998, the English language magazine Main City (a FAZ publication) published a critically written report on the demise of the Milli Vanilli artist Robert Pilatus under the title ‘When the Music Stopped…’ ” When Robert Pilatus, 32, was found dead in his hotel room in Friedrichsdorf near Frankfurt in April (1998), it was the end of a drawn out downward spiral, hastened by humiliation and drugs.” In addition to the term humiliation, the author also noted that “Pilatus’ fall from the top of the pop world was steeper than any that had ever occurred before.” “A music industry intent on proving its legitimacy in the face of scandal virtually erased Milli Vanilli from its playlists and its history.” None of this corresponds to what really happened – neithr the humiliation saga, nor the Milli Vanilli finale. Milli Vanilli were never removed from music history. The Grammy was returned, but that is the only true element of the report. And the scandal, which happened just as Farian had predicted, cost Farian neither fame nor money – with the exception of the 400000 dollars he donated by way of compensation. The real Milli Vanilli catastrophe was neither commercial nor musical. It was Robert Pilatus’ death from a drug overdose. But this, practically a suicide in instalments, was not provoked by drugs and humiliation, but rather through drugs alone, which, in the excessive way in which Pilatus took them, resulted in

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Aug 31


1988 sonymusic.de millivanilli-bio.narod.ru http In November 1998, the English language magazine Main City (a FAZ publication) published a critically written report on the demise of the Milli Vanilli artist Robert Pilatus under the title ‘When the Music Stopped…’ ” When Robert Pilatus, 32, was found dead in his hotel room in Friedrichsdorf near Frankfurt in April (1998), it was the end of a drawn out downward spiral, hastened by humiliation and drugs.” In addition to the term humiliation, the author also noted that “Pilatus’ fall from the top of the pop world was steeper than any that had ever occurred before.” “A music industry intent on proving its legitimacy in the face of scandal virtually erased Milli Vanilli from its playlists and its history.” None of this corresponds to what really happened – neither the humiliation saga, nor the Milli Vanilli finale. Milli Vanilli were never removed from music history. The Grammy was returned, but that is the only true element of the report. And the scandal, which happened just as Farian had predicted, cost Farian neither fame nor money – with the exception of the 400000 dollars he donated by way of compensation. The real Milli Vanilli catastrophe was neither commercial nor musical. It was Robert Pilatus’s death from a drug overdose. But this, practically a suicide in instalments, was not provoked by drugs and humiliation, but rather through drugs alone, which, in the excessive way in which Pilatus took them, resulted in

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Aug 31


Ella is a living legend.. one of a kind.. and yet none of the malaysia music award organiser appreciates by giving life achievement award to her…she had done justice to the malay music industry for 20 years n still going strong n steady…

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