This document contains lyrics from several songs written and produced by Damian Marley and Nasir Jones. It provides credits for the songwriters, producers, musicians, studios, and publishing details. The lyrics cover themes of empowerment, overcoming adversity, leadership, and changing the world.
1. The document is a musical composition titled "Da Castle Of Da Criminal Class COD!" containing multiple songs or verses written by Murad Camarad Wysinger and others.
2. The songs celebrate a criminal lifestyle and culture, describing activities like drug use, partying, and interacting with women from a criminal perspective.
3. Refrains in the songs emphasize belonging to a "criminal class" and identity as a "criminal" or member of a gang from West Side Altadena.
This document appears to be lyrics to songs celebrating a criminal lifestyle. It is written in an informal style and slang. The 3 sentences are:
The document contains lyrics from multiple songs praising a criminal lifestyle, gang affiliation, and drug use. It features references to criminal activities, violence, and objectifying women. The lyrics are written colloquially with intentional misspellings and slang terminology.
This document appears to be lyrics for songs composed by Murad Camarad Wysinger and other artists listed. The lyrics discuss themes of spirituality, struggle, and defending oneself from enemies. They portray the artists as strong figures navigating challenges while maintaining faith. Refrains praise having a partner and refer to seeking rewards in the afterlife. The lyrics contain numerous references to criminal behavior but overall seem to portray a message of persevering despite obstacles.
This document appears to be lyrics to songs celebrating gang culture and criminal activity. It contains multiple verses and choruses across several songs or sections praising things like criminal behavior, drug use, violence, and disrespecting authority. The lyrics are written in an unconventional style using lots of slang and abbreviations.
This document appears to be lyrics to songs celebrating gang culture and criminal activity. It is written in an unconventional style and contains references to gang affiliations, criminal behavior, drug and alcohol use, and violence. The lyrics are divided into sections with titles like "COD!", "CODDESS!", "Success!", "Gangsta-et!", and "Heaven Bound!" which seem to refer to different songs or verses within songs. The lyrics glorify an outlaw lifestyle and being a "Criminal Class" member.
This document appears to be lyrics to songs celebrating gang culture and criminal activity. It contains multiple verses and choruses across several songs or sections praising things like criminal behavior, drug use, violence, and disrespecting authority. The lyrics are written in an unconventional style using lots of slang and abbreviations.
This document appears to be lyrics to songs celebrating a criminal lifestyle. It consists of 15 "tracks" with titles like "Criminal Clord", "Locet", "A-B-Crip", and "Get Smoked". The lyrics glorify criminal activities like violence, drug use, and disrespecting rivals. They reference gang affiliations and claim the author represents a certain neighborhood. The writing style uses unconventional spelling and slang language.
1. The document is a musical composition titled "Da Castle Of Da Criminal Class COD!" containing multiple songs or verses written by Murad Camarad Wysinger and others.
2. The songs celebrate a criminal lifestyle and culture, describing activities like drug use, partying, and interacting with women from a criminal perspective.
3. Refrains in the songs emphasize belonging to a "criminal class" and identity as a "criminal" or member of a gang from West Side Altadena.
This document appears to be lyrics to songs celebrating a criminal lifestyle. It is written in an informal style and slang. The 3 sentences are:
The document contains lyrics from multiple songs praising a criminal lifestyle, gang affiliation, and drug use. It features references to criminal activities, violence, and objectifying women. The lyrics are written colloquially with intentional misspellings and slang terminology.
This document appears to be lyrics for songs composed by Murad Camarad Wysinger and other artists listed. The lyrics discuss themes of spirituality, struggle, and defending oneself from enemies. They portray the artists as strong figures navigating challenges while maintaining faith. Refrains praise having a partner and refer to seeking rewards in the afterlife. The lyrics contain numerous references to criminal behavior but overall seem to portray a message of persevering despite obstacles.
This document appears to be lyrics to songs celebrating gang culture and criminal activity. It contains multiple verses and choruses across several songs or sections praising things like criminal behavior, drug use, violence, and disrespecting authority. The lyrics are written in an unconventional style using lots of slang and abbreviations.
This document appears to be lyrics to songs celebrating gang culture and criminal activity. It is written in an unconventional style and contains references to gang affiliations, criminal behavior, drug and alcohol use, and violence. The lyrics are divided into sections with titles like "COD!", "CODDESS!", "Success!", "Gangsta-et!", and "Heaven Bound!" which seem to refer to different songs or verses within songs. The lyrics glorify an outlaw lifestyle and being a "Criminal Class" member.
This document appears to be lyrics to songs celebrating gang culture and criminal activity. It contains multiple verses and choruses across several songs or sections praising things like criminal behavior, drug use, violence, and disrespecting authority. The lyrics are written in an unconventional style using lots of slang and abbreviations.
This document appears to be lyrics to songs celebrating a criminal lifestyle. It consists of 15 "tracks" with titles like "Criminal Clord", "Locet", "A-B-Crip", and "Get Smoked". The lyrics glorify criminal activities like violence, drug use, and disrespecting rivals. They reference gang affiliations and claim the author represents a certain neighborhood. The writing style uses unconventional spelling and slang language.
Please Forget You Knew My Name: Secretly Influenced by the DeadChristian Crumlish
The document discusses various musicians from the 1960s through the 1990s who were influenced by the Grateful Dead. It mentions that the Allman Brothers, Bob Dylan, and the band Yes were all influenced by the Dead's music. In the 1970s, artists like Patti Smith, Tom Verlaine, and Elvis Costello were also impacted. In the 1980s, the Meat Puppets, Black Flag, Phish, and Camper Van Beethoven incorporated elements of the Dead's style. The document then notes Dead influences on Dylan again in later decades and on Paul McCartney in the 1990s, as jam bands and others carried on the Dead's legacy.
Criminal class loc's in ultra motion.pt.1.docAalifa
This document appears to be lyrics to a rap song written by Murad Camarad Wysinger and others. The lyrics discuss themes of criminal activity, punishment, and striving for success. They reference "Criminal Class Loc's" and describe packing heat while escaping in a vehicle to avoid penalty. The lyrics praise staying true to oneself and not emulating others. They mention having enemies and wanting a beautiful woman. Overall, the lyrics seem to glorify an outlaw lifestyle while warning of potential penalties.
- Samy is a 4 year old male chihuahua that is tan with white markings on his tail and face.
- Titan is a 10 year old male tabby cat that is orange and weighs 13 pounds. He is very friendly.
- Rosie is a 9 month old female border collie mix that is black and tan with one white paw. She weighs around 25 pounds.
This document provides a listing of 15 albums in Elvis Presley's catalog. For each album, it provides the title, year or location of performance, and track listing. It also includes a brief note about sound quality for each album. The albums span Elvis' career and include live performances as well as studio recordings and remixes.
1. This document contains lyrics to songs written by various artists including Aztex Amen-rRa and Aalifa Amen-rRa.
2. The songs describe a criminal lifestyle including references to violence, drug use, and distrusting women.
3. The lyrics are written from the perspective of someone who claims to be a "rider" from a "criminal zone" and makes threats against anyone who challenges their city.
This survey summarizes the film preferences of several individuals. It asks for their name, age, gender, postcode, favorite film, ratings of sample films, favorite music and actor/actress genres. It also asks about their views on the current film industry, films they would see, decades that interest them, ratings of genres, familiarity with composers, and interest in a film set in the 1960s.
This document appears to be lyrics to multiple songs written by Murad Camarad Wysinger and others under the label Dubsac Entertainment. The lyrics discuss themes of freedom, living freely without constraints of jail or oppression, making money, and living an authentic life. They contain references to places like Altadena and slang terms. The document is divided into sections with titles corresponding to song names.
The document provides an in-depth summary and analysis of the film American Sniper. It discusses the film's production details, plot, themes, and characters. Specifically:
- The film was directed by Clint Eastwood and starred Bradley Cooper as Chris Kyle, a Navy SEAL sniper with 160 confirmed kills who was killed stateside.
- Key themes examined include the glorification of war and violence, loyalty to country over family, masculinity, and racism in its portrayal of Iraqi enemies.
- Scenes discussed include Kyle's difficult Navy training and his first kills on his initial tour in Iraq, which are portrayed in a close-up still image from the film.
- The analysis considers
This document provides a list of 213 scripts and plays that an Academy Award winning/nominated writer has worked on over their career. The scripts include 33 that won Oscars and 46 that were nominated. Some of the notable scripts and plays mentioned include 12 Angry Men, The African Queen, All About Eve, The Apartment, Casablanca, Chinatown, Citizen Kane, The Graduate, The Godfather, Gone With The Wind, and West Side Story.
Da Castel Of Criminal Class CLORD.pic.html.docAalifahmain
This document contains lyrics written by Murad Camarad Wysinger and other authors under the group Dubsac Entertainment. The lyrics are divided into sections with titles like "CLORD!", "CLORDDESS!", "Locet!", "A-B-Crip!", "Da Criminals!", "Criminology!", "Detrimental!", "Mo-Playerizm!", "GreenLeaf!", "Fade Me!", "Wrestla!", "Anit No Get Smoked!", "Anit No NeedFoe A Trace!", "Anit No NeedFoe A Unusual Suspect!", "Anit No NeedFoe Detrimental!", "Anit No NeedFoe Critical Situations!".
This document appears to be lyrics to songs describing the experiences and lifestyle of members of a criminal street gang called the "Criminal Class". The lyrics use slang and references to gang activities like violence, drug use, and claiming territory. They emphasize not being afraid and being willing to use violence against enemies or anyone disrespecting the gang.
The document provides a list of 18 albums in Elvis Presley's catalog. Each album listing includes the album title, tracklisting, and notes on sound quality. The albums cover live performances from various dates, studio outtakes and alternate takes, and compilation albums of singles and EP tracks.
The document contains a movie trivia game with 50 multiple choice questions about various movies. It provides the questions, multiple choice answers, and a separate answer sheet for players to write their responses. The document directs players to a website for more information on full movie downloads.
The document discusses several topics in 3 sections. The first section is about Ray Charles, describing that he was a blind singer, pianist, and musician who played soul, R&B and jazz and became famous with his song "What'd I Say". The second section talks about the film Rocky about a boxer, and the third section provides information on the Grand Theft Auto video game series and 50 Cent, the rapper.
This document provides an overview and analysis of several films by Quentin Tarantino, including Kill Bill, Death Proof, and Inglourious Basterds. It summarizes that Kill Bill drew heavily from Asian cinema through its references and homages to samurai and kung fu movies. Death Proof was Tarantino's attempt to make a slasher film and featured Kurt Russell as a killer stuntman. Tarantino's next film was to be Inglourious Basterds, described as his "bunch-of-guys-on-a-mission" war film inspired by Italian "macaroni-combat" movies.
This document appears to be lyrics and biographical information for an artist named Murad Wysinger, also known by other names mentioned. It includes dedications to family members and other individuals, as well as lists of notable Black actors, musicians, activists, and public figures. The document promotes staying "succa-free" and following God's will. It contains two songs titled "The Price of a 'G'" and "Songs of Amen" that describe the struggles and realities of living a life involved with crime.
This foreword introduces the reader to the author's current situation and state of mind on his 43rd birthday. He reflects on the loss of his grandmother, mother, and father in the past 6 years. He is home alone with his dog Devil while his wife and sons are away. The author sets the scene of his Florida home overlooking a lake and uses humor to describe his family dynamics and medical situations involving his father-in-law. He expresses missing his sons who are away at summer camp for the first time.
1. The document provides production and recording credits for songs on Rick Ross' album Deeper Than Rap.
2. It lists 14 songs on the album along with featured artists and producers.
3. The credits include recording studios, engineers, samples used, and record labels of featured artists.
This document provides track listing and production details for Rick Ross' album "Teflon Don". It lists the 11 tracks on the album along with the featured artists and producers for each song. It also thanks those involved in the production and promotion of the album including Rick Ross' record label Def Jam and other hip hop artists and DJs. The document expresses gratitude to God, family, and colleagues for their support.
Mary J. Blige - My Life II - The Journey Continues (Act 1)Zorrge
Jesus Garnica. Additional Mixing by Peter Mokran and Kendu Isaac. Additional Instruments by Ron Fair. Contains
elements of “Now That We Found Love” (K. Gamble/L. Huff), Warner-Tamerlane.Publishing Corp. (BMI). All rights reserved.
don’t mind Produced by Jerry Wonda. Written by Mary J. Blige, Priscilla Renea Hamilton, Jerry Wonda. Publishers: Mary
J. Blige Music/ Universal Music Corp (ASCAP); Priscilla Renea. Productions/ Power Pen Biz Publishing/ WB Music Corp (ASCAP).
Recorded by Serge ‘Sergical’ Tsai at Pl
This document appears to be the lyrics for songs from the album "Night Visions" by the band Imagine Dragons. It includes the lyrics for 12 songs: Radioactive, Tiptoe, It's Time, Demons, On Top of the World, Amsterdam, Hear Me, Every Night, Bleeding Out, Underdog, Nothing Left to Say/Rocks, and Working Man. The album was released in 2012 by Interscope Records.
Machine Gun Kelly - Lace Up: Digital BookletZorrge
The document appears to be the tracklist and credits for Machine Gun Kelly's album "Lace Up". It lists 13 songs on the album, including featured artists on many of the tracks like M. Shadows, Synyster Gates, Bun B, Dub-O, Waka Flocka Flame, Lil Jon, and others. It also provides production and executive production credits for the album.
Please Forget You Knew My Name: Secretly Influenced by the DeadChristian Crumlish
The document discusses various musicians from the 1960s through the 1990s who were influenced by the Grateful Dead. It mentions that the Allman Brothers, Bob Dylan, and the band Yes were all influenced by the Dead's music. In the 1970s, artists like Patti Smith, Tom Verlaine, and Elvis Costello were also impacted. In the 1980s, the Meat Puppets, Black Flag, Phish, and Camper Van Beethoven incorporated elements of the Dead's style. The document then notes Dead influences on Dylan again in later decades and on Paul McCartney in the 1990s, as jam bands and others carried on the Dead's legacy.
Criminal class loc's in ultra motion.pt.1.docAalifa
This document appears to be lyrics to a rap song written by Murad Camarad Wysinger and others. The lyrics discuss themes of criminal activity, punishment, and striving for success. They reference "Criminal Class Loc's" and describe packing heat while escaping in a vehicle to avoid penalty. The lyrics praise staying true to oneself and not emulating others. They mention having enemies and wanting a beautiful woman. Overall, the lyrics seem to glorify an outlaw lifestyle while warning of potential penalties.
- Samy is a 4 year old male chihuahua that is tan with white markings on his tail and face.
- Titan is a 10 year old male tabby cat that is orange and weighs 13 pounds. He is very friendly.
- Rosie is a 9 month old female border collie mix that is black and tan with one white paw. She weighs around 25 pounds.
This document provides a listing of 15 albums in Elvis Presley's catalog. For each album, it provides the title, year or location of performance, and track listing. It also includes a brief note about sound quality for each album. The albums span Elvis' career and include live performances as well as studio recordings and remixes.
1. This document contains lyrics to songs written by various artists including Aztex Amen-rRa and Aalifa Amen-rRa.
2. The songs describe a criminal lifestyle including references to violence, drug use, and distrusting women.
3. The lyrics are written from the perspective of someone who claims to be a "rider" from a "criminal zone" and makes threats against anyone who challenges their city.
This survey summarizes the film preferences of several individuals. It asks for their name, age, gender, postcode, favorite film, ratings of sample films, favorite music and actor/actress genres. It also asks about their views on the current film industry, films they would see, decades that interest them, ratings of genres, familiarity with composers, and interest in a film set in the 1960s.
This document appears to be lyrics to multiple songs written by Murad Camarad Wysinger and others under the label Dubsac Entertainment. The lyrics discuss themes of freedom, living freely without constraints of jail or oppression, making money, and living an authentic life. They contain references to places like Altadena and slang terms. The document is divided into sections with titles corresponding to song names.
The document provides an in-depth summary and analysis of the film American Sniper. It discusses the film's production details, plot, themes, and characters. Specifically:
- The film was directed by Clint Eastwood and starred Bradley Cooper as Chris Kyle, a Navy SEAL sniper with 160 confirmed kills who was killed stateside.
- Key themes examined include the glorification of war and violence, loyalty to country over family, masculinity, and racism in its portrayal of Iraqi enemies.
- Scenes discussed include Kyle's difficult Navy training and his first kills on his initial tour in Iraq, which are portrayed in a close-up still image from the film.
- The analysis considers
This document provides a list of 213 scripts and plays that an Academy Award winning/nominated writer has worked on over their career. The scripts include 33 that won Oscars and 46 that were nominated. Some of the notable scripts and plays mentioned include 12 Angry Men, The African Queen, All About Eve, The Apartment, Casablanca, Chinatown, Citizen Kane, The Graduate, The Godfather, Gone With The Wind, and West Side Story.
Da Castel Of Criminal Class CLORD.pic.html.docAalifahmain
This document contains lyrics written by Murad Camarad Wysinger and other authors under the group Dubsac Entertainment. The lyrics are divided into sections with titles like "CLORD!", "CLORDDESS!", "Locet!", "A-B-Crip!", "Da Criminals!", "Criminology!", "Detrimental!", "Mo-Playerizm!", "GreenLeaf!", "Fade Me!", "Wrestla!", "Anit No Get Smoked!", "Anit No NeedFoe A Trace!", "Anit No NeedFoe A Unusual Suspect!", "Anit No NeedFoe Detrimental!", "Anit No NeedFoe Critical Situations!".
This document appears to be lyrics to songs describing the experiences and lifestyle of members of a criminal street gang called the "Criminal Class". The lyrics use slang and references to gang activities like violence, drug use, and claiming territory. They emphasize not being afraid and being willing to use violence against enemies or anyone disrespecting the gang.
The document provides a list of 18 albums in Elvis Presley's catalog. Each album listing includes the album title, tracklisting, and notes on sound quality. The albums cover live performances from various dates, studio outtakes and alternate takes, and compilation albums of singles and EP tracks.
The document contains a movie trivia game with 50 multiple choice questions about various movies. It provides the questions, multiple choice answers, and a separate answer sheet for players to write their responses. The document directs players to a website for more information on full movie downloads.
The document discusses several topics in 3 sections. The first section is about Ray Charles, describing that he was a blind singer, pianist, and musician who played soul, R&B and jazz and became famous with his song "What'd I Say". The second section talks about the film Rocky about a boxer, and the third section provides information on the Grand Theft Auto video game series and 50 Cent, the rapper.
This document provides an overview and analysis of several films by Quentin Tarantino, including Kill Bill, Death Proof, and Inglourious Basterds. It summarizes that Kill Bill drew heavily from Asian cinema through its references and homages to samurai and kung fu movies. Death Proof was Tarantino's attempt to make a slasher film and featured Kurt Russell as a killer stuntman. Tarantino's next film was to be Inglourious Basterds, described as his "bunch-of-guys-on-a-mission" war film inspired by Italian "macaroni-combat" movies.
This document appears to be lyrics and biographical information for an artist named Murad Wysinger, also known by other names mentioned. It includes dedications to family members and other individuals, as well as lists of notable Black actors, musicians, activists, and public figures. The document promotes staying "succa-free" and following God's will. It contains two songs titled "The Price of a 'G'" and "Songs of Amen" that describe the struggles and realities of living a life involved with crime.
This foreword introduces the reader to the author's current situation and state of mind on his 43rd birthday. He reflects on the loss of his grandmother, mother, and father in the past 6 years. He is home alone with his dog Devil while his wife and sons are away. The author sets the scene of his Florida home overlooking a lake and uses humor to describe his family dynamics and medical situations involving his father-in-law. He expresses missing his sons who are away at summer camp for the first time.
1. The document provides production and recording credits for songs on Rick Ross' album Deeper Than Rap.
2. It lists 14 songs on the album along with featured artists and producers.
3. The credits include recording studios, engineers, samples used, and record labels of featured artists.
This document provides track listing and production details for Rick Ross' album "Teflon Don". It lists the 11 tracks on the album along with the featured artists and producers for each song. It also thanks those involved in the production and promotion of the album including Rick Ross' record label Def Jam and other hip hop artists and DJs. The document expresses gratitude to God, family, and colleagues for their support.
Mary J. Blige - My Life II - The Journey Continues (Act 1)Zorrge
Jesus Garnica. Additional Mixing by Peter Mokran and Kendu Isaac. Additional Instruments by Ron Fair. Contains
elements of “Now That We Found Love” (K. Gamble/L. Huff), Warner-Tamerlane.Publishing Corp. (BMI). All rights reserved.
don’t mind Produced by Jerry Wonda. Written by Mary J. Blige, Priscilla Renea Hamilton, Jerry Wonda. Publishers: Mary
J. Blige Music/ Universal Music Corp (ASCAP); Priscilla Renea. Productions/ Power Pen Biz Publishing/ WB Music Corp (ASCAP).
Recorded by Serge ‘Sergical’ Tsai at Pl
This document appears to be the lyrics for songs from the album "Night Visions" by the band Imagine Dragons. It includes the lyrics for 12 songs: Radioactive, Tiptoe, It's Time, Demons, On Top of the World, Amsterdam, Hear Me, Every Night, Bleeding Out, Underdog, Nothing Left to Say/Rocks, and Working Man. The album was released in 2012 by Interscope Records.
Machine Gun Kelly - Lace Up: Digital BookletZorrge
The document appears to be the tracklist and credits for Machine Gun Kelly's album "Lace Up". It lists 13 songs on the album, including featured artists on many of the tracks like M. Shadows, Synyster Gates, Bun B, Dub-O, Waka Flocka Flame, Lil Jon, and others. It also provides production and executive production credits for the album.
This document appears to be the tracklist and lyrics for an album by the band Imagine Dragons. It contains 15 song titles and the full lyrics for each song. The album was produced by KIDinaKORNER/Interscope Records and manufactured in the USA in 2015. It includes original paintings by Tim Cantor.
This document provides production and song credits for Rick Ross' album "Trilla". It lists the album's 18 tracks along with the producers, recording details, and featured artists for each song. It also includes thank you notes from Rick Ross to various people who contributed to and supported the album, including his family, record labels, producers, and friends. The executive producers of the album are listed as Ted "Touché" Lucas, Rick Ross and The Carter Administration.
The speaker expresses regret over breaking up with their ex-partner, who is now in a relationship with someone else. They criticize the new relationship and want their ex back, insisting that no one can love them like they did. The speaker recalls all the special memories and experiences they had together.
The document discusses an art event called "Art in the Dark" that is returning. It then provides details about various topics related to Renaissance art including: the Renaissance period occurring after the Middle Ages and involving a revival of arts and sciences; major Renaissance artists like Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Titian; how apprenticeships worked for aspiring artists; symbols found in Robert Campin's Merode Altarpiece like the candle representing the spirit entering Mary; and key terms like egg tempera, triptych, and diptych. It also discusses Jan van Eyck's Arnolfini Wedding portrait and symbols within it like the single candle representing the all-
This document outlines Gameel Saleh's photography project proposal to capture images at Salford Quays. The proposal includes plans to take 50 daylight images and 50 nighttime images of the quays, then select the best 10 (5 daylight, 5 night) for the final project. It also discusses the themes of relaxation, fun, and family at Salford Quays as inspiration. Gameel will bring a Nikon camera and use techniques like slow shutter speed, close-ups, and long shots. He cites several famous black-and-white photographers like Ansel Adams as influences and hopes to capture work in a similar style. The class trip to Salford Quays is scheduled for November 19th from 9:
This document appears to be album credits and liner notes for an album by The Roots. It lists 16 tracks on the album, each with featured artists. It provides songwriting and production credits for each track. It also lists executive production credits and details of marketing, management, legal representation and other personnel involved in the album's creation. The album was released in 2010 on Def Jam Recordings and distributed by Universal Music.
Unit 57 discusses various photographic terminology including:
- Shutter speed which controls the brightness and movement in images.
- ISO which changes the light sensitivity of the image sensor.
- Aperture and depth of field (F stop) which determine the distance of sharp focus in an image.
- Automatic and manual exposure settings which control how light or dark an image appears.
- Colour balance, composition, rule of thirds, complementary colours, analogous colours, and macro which are techniques for improving composition, emphasis, and visual appeal in photographs.
A presentation of the Denison 111 Audio Adapter product range. We have developed a product line that will connect your iPhone, iPod or USB source to your factory car audio system making it available for you to control the playback through your existing audio set (including steering wheel controls).
This document provides production and publishing details for 16 tracks on an album plus 2 bonus tracks. It lists the producers, songwriters, featured artists, recording details, and publishing information for each song. Major artists featured on the album include Drake, T-Pain, Young Jeezy, Pimp C, 2Pac, Trey Songz, Twista, Slim Thug, Play-N-Skillz, Yo Gotti, Gucci Mane, and Letoya. The album was executive produced by J. Prince and Bun B with production from high-profile producers such as J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Boi-1da, Drumma Boy, DJ Premier
This document contains 4 summaries of images that were edited in Photoshop. Each summary includes the original image labeled "Before" and the edited image labeled "After". The summaries provide high-level descriptions of the edits made such as blurring the background, adding effects to bring focus to certain elements, and using filters to darken and make elements stand out.
Galen Avery Rowell was a famous American photographer known for his wilderness photography. He was born in 1940 in Oakland, California and died in 2002 in Bishop, California. Though he had no formal photography training, he became a full-time photographer in 1972 after his first assignment with National Geographic Magazine. Rowell was renowned for his landscape and adventure photography that captured mountains, forests, and climbers. He won numerous awards including the Ansel Adams Award for conservation photography.
Time's Up! Getting Value from Big Data NowEric Kavanagh
The Briefing Room with Dr. Robin Bloor and CASK
We all know the promise of big data, but who gets the value? There are plenty of success stories already, and most of them involve one key ingredient: facilitated access to important data sets. Most research studies suggest that the Pareto principle applies: 80 percent goes to data integration, and only 20 to analysis. Inverting that balance is the Holy Grail.
Register for this episode of The Briefing Room to hear veteran Analyst Dr. Robin Bloor explain why the time has finally come for turning the tables on the status quo in analytics. He'll be briefed by CASK CEO Jonathan Gray, who will showcase his company's big data integration platform, CDAP, which was specifically designed to expedite time-to-value for big data.
The document provides an overview of various principles of editing for film and video, including:
- In-camera editing, following the action, multiple points of view, shot variation, and manipulation of diegetic time and space.
- Differences between analogue and digital editing, as well as examples of splicing, continuity, parallel editing, jump cuts, point of view shots, shot-reverse-shots, transitions, cutaways, and providing/withholding information.
- Additional techniques like motivated cuts, montage, the 180 degree rule, splicing, rhythmic editing, and point of view shots. Examples and brief explanations are provided for each principle.
This document outlines Gameel Saleh's photography project proposal to capture images at Salford Quays. The proposal includes plans to take 50 daylight images and 50 nighttime images of the quays, then select the best 10 (5 daylight, 5 night) for the final project. It also discusses the themes of relaxation, fun, and family at Salford Quays as inspiration. Gameel will bring a Nikon camera and use techniques like slow shutter speed, close-ups, and long shots. He cites several famous black-and-white photographers like Ansel Adams as influences and hopes to capture work in a similar style. The class trip to Salford Quays is scheduled for November 19th from 9:
This document provides information about photographer Edward Henry Weston. It discusses his career, influential style of landscape photography, and some of his most famous works. Weston was born in Illinois in 1886 and died in California in 1958. He photographed a wide range of subjects including landscapes, still lifes, and nudes. Examples shown demonstrate his mastery of composition, depth of field, and ability to capture natural scenes and textures. His career was cut short by Parkinson's disease, after which he focused on printing and archiving his existing photographs.
This document provides credits for the musicians, vocalists, and production team involved in Betty Wright's album "Betty Wright: The Movie". It lists the instrumentalists and vocalists that performed on each song, as well as the producers, engineers, and others involved in recording and producing the album. The document thanks and credits over 50 individuals involved in the creative process and production of the album. It also provides management and booking contact information.
Bob Marley was a legendary Jamaican reggae singer and songwriter born in 1945 who gained international fame. Some key events in his career included releasing influential albums like "Burnin'" and "Exodus" in the 1970s that spread messages of freedom, unity, and anti-oppression. Though he was shot in an assassination attempt in 1976, he continued performing and held a historic peace concert in Jamaica that year. Marley passed away from cancer in 1981 but left a lasting legacy and continues to inspire millions with his music's themes of equality and justice.
Taylor Swift - Red (Deluxe) Digital BookletGabeExplosion
The document is a collection of song lyrics and summaries written by Taylor Swift. The lyrics describe different types of love - from passionate but fleeting "red love" to relationships that start intensely but end abruptly. One song talks about a love that was "treacherous" and led the narrator into risky situations. Another describes realizing a relationship was "trouble" from the start. The summaries reflect on lessons learned from these intense loves, both the joy and pain of falling quickly and the value of finding a deep, steady love.
Melanie Martinez "Cry Baby" Digital BookletGabeExplosion
The document is a poem that tells the story of a girl named Cry Baby. It describes her difficult home life, with an alcoholic mother and absent father. Cry Baby finds solace on a carousel but is ultimately let down. She meets a boy who disappoints her as well. Cry Baby then finds strength and independence within herself, escaping from danger and no longer relying on others to make her happy. The document provides credits for the songs, producers, and album artwork related to Cry Baby's story and Melanie Martinez's album of the same name.
Complete edition 2005 present - fmqb radio industry news, music industry upd...Philippe Ceasar Basco
This document provides a summary of the top mainstream and rhythm/crossover songs in the United States from 2005 to mid-2005 based on charts compiled by FMQB (Radio & Records). It lists the date, artist, song title and record label for over 150 #1 songs across both genres for this period.
The document lists credits and production details for 18 tracks on Lil Wayne's album "I Am Not a Human Being II". It details the songwriters, producers, recording studios and engineers for each track, as well as featuring artists. Publishing and recording credits are provided to acknowledge sampling and interpolation permissions.
This document appears to be the table of contents or index for a book titled "Amen-Ra's Sura Vol. 4". It lists various names of individuals and groups dedicated to in the beginning. It then provides copyright information and contact details for the author. The remainder of the document lists names of various individuals and groups in several sections, seemingly related to different neighborhoods, gangs or affiliations.
This document provides track listing and production details for the album "Arms & Hammers" by Strong Arm Steady. It includes 14 tracks featuring artists like JellyRoll, Game, Too Short, KRS-One and others. The album was executive produced by Corey Smyth and Talib Kweli through their label Blacksmith Music Corp. It expresses thanks to family, artists and industry supporters involved in making the album.
Digital booklet stronger with each tear (deluxe edition)Zorrge
This document provides track listing and production details for Mary J. Blige's 2009 album "Stronger". It includes the song titles, writers, producers, studios, and other details for each of the 14 tracks on the album. It also lists Mary J. Blige as the Executive Producer and provides copyright details and information about the manufacturer and distributor of the album.
De Geschiedenis Van De Popmuziek Tot 1970jeroenlambo
The document provides an overview of the history of pop music until 1970. It mentions the genres of blues, country, rock and roll and Motown. It lists influential artists from each genre like Billy Holiday, Robert Johnson, Elvis Presley, The Supremes, Smokey Robinson, Otis Redding, Booker T and the MGs, and Bob Dylan. It also includes lyrics from songs by Billy Holiday, Bob Dylan, and Frank Zappa that helped shape the era.
Metallica -Master of Puppets booklet.pdfGerman Murdok
This document provides the track listing and lyrics for Metallica's 1986 album "Master of Puppets". The album contains 8 songs and 2 bonus live tracks, with lyrics printed for each song. It credits the band members James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Cliff Burton, and Kirk Hammett, along with the producers and engineers of the album.
Bob Dylan composed the song "Blowin' in the Wind" in 1962 during times of crisis, wars, and social conflicts. The song raises philosophical questions about peace, war, compassion, and freedom through lyrics that treat these subjects as transcendental and eternal. "Blowin' in the Wind" became an anthem for the American youth and others fighting to end the Vietnam War through its exploration of how long injustice and oppression can persist before meaningful change occurs.
This document contains lyrics for four songs: "Like a Real Ass Aztexcian!", "Cool Edit!", "Amen! Pt.4", and "Anit No NeedFoe Nothin! Pt.1". The songs celebrate Aztec culture and identity, discuss music production techniques like editing, and express friendship between the narrator and someone named Amen. They emphasize staying true to oneself and one's art with messages like "Anit no need foe nothin!" and "Anit no need foe a un-cool edit!".
This document contains lyrics for 4 songs: "Like A Real Ass Aztexcian!", "Cool Edit!", "Amen! Pt.4", and "Anit No NeedFoe Nothin! Pt.1". The songs celebrate Aztec culture and identity, discuss making music and editing songs, and express friendship between the narrator and someone named Amen. They contain repetitive verses and choruses with themes of staying true to oneself and not needing anything extra.
The Grammy's 2015 winners included Sam Smith for Record of the Year, Beck for Album of the Year, and Sam Smith again for Song of the Year. Pharrell Williams won Best Urban Contemporary Album for his album "Girl".
The document appears to be lyrics from several songs written or co-written by Miranda Cosgrove and others. The lyrics describe themes of new romantic relationships, the intense feelings that come with love and kissing someone for the first time, getting over a past relationship, and celebrating one's independence.
This document appears to be the fourth volume of a work titled "Amoura's Sura" by Murad Wysinger. It includes dedications to family members and associates. The bulk of the text lists names that seem related to gang affiliations and neighborhoods in Pasadena and Sacramento, California. It also includes brief biographies of prominent African American actors and their film roles.
This document provides credits and production details for tracks on Gorillaz's 2010 album Plastic Beach. It lists the writers and performers for each of the 16 tracks, and credits additional musicians, samples, and orchestras used. Production details are also included, such as the recording locations, engineers, and mastering details for each track.
This document provides track listing and production details for Nas' 2008 album "Nigger". It lists the 15 tracks on the standard album and one bonus track. For each song, it provides the songwriters, producers, recording details, featured artists, and sample clearances if applicable. It also lists the executive producers, A&R staff, marketing, management, mastering engineers, art directors, photographers, and legal representation involved in the album's production and release.
1) The document provides production and songwriting credits for an album by Pharoahe Monch titled W.A.R. (we are renegades).
2) It lists over 20 songs on the album along with the producers, songwriters, recording details, and musicians featured on each track.
3) Additional credits are provided for executive producers, artwork designers, mastering engineers, publicists, and others involved in the album's production and release.
Digital booklet the family sign (deluxe edition)Zorrge
The document contains multiple poems exploring complex themes of family, relationships, and abuse. In the first poem, the speaker recalls their family history and struggles with intergenerational trauma. The second poem warns a woman in an abusive relationship to leave for her own safety before it's too late. The third poem is about searching for a camping partner who disappeared and finding evidence they were chased by wolves.
This document provides track listings and production details for Jay-Z's album "The Blueprint 3". It contains 15 tracks, many of which feature collaborations with artists like Rihanna, Kanye West, Alicia Keys, and Kid Cudi. The tracks were produced by high-profile producers including Kanye West, Timbaland, Swizz Beatz, and The Neptunes. Detailed credits are provided for each song's writers, producers, recording engineers, and sample sources.
The document is a collection of songs written and produced by Faith Evans. It includes the lyrics to 6 songs, as well as production details for each song. The songs discuss themes of maintaining love and passion over time ("I Still"), physical attraction ("Something About the Way You Move" featuring Snoop Dogg), prioritizing real emotional connections over material things ("Real Things"), ending a dysfunctional relationship ("Worth It"), feeling disconnected in a relationship ("Gone Already"), and coming together to have fun at a party ("Party" featuring Redman). The production details provide information on the musicians, studios, engineers, and publishing details for each song.
This document provides credits and legal information for the album "Slaughterhouse" by the hip hop group of the same name. It lists the 18 tracks on the album along with songwriting, production, and recording credits for each song. It also includes thank you messages from the group members to those involved in making the album.
This document provides credits and acknowledgements for an album. It lists the song titles and songwriters. It thanks those involved in production, engineering, mixing, mastering, publicity, promotion, artwork, photography and legal work. The executive producers are listed as Pete Rock, Tek and Steele for their company BTU, with associate executive producers Dru Ha and Buckshot for the record label Duck Down Music.
This document provides the track listing and credits for Kelly Rowland's album "Here I Am". The album contains 14 tracks, including collaborations with artists like Lil Wayne, Big Sean, and Nelly. It also includes 4 bonus tracks on the deluxe version. Each track is accompanied by detailed production and recording credits. At the end, Kelly Rowland expresses her gratitude to God, her family, fans, and the entire team involved in creating the album.
This document provides production credits for songs on Mary J. Blige's album "Growing Pains". It lists the song titles, producers, writers, engineers, studios and more for each of the 15 tracks on the album. It expresses thanks to those involved in the creative process and production of the album.
The document provides production and songwriting credits for 13 tracks on an album. It lists the song titles and features artists. For each song, it identifies the producers and songwriters and notes that the recordings were done at D-Block Studios in Yonkers, NY and mixed at D-Lab Studios in Mamaroneck, NY. It also thanks those involved in the album's creation and management.
This document provides track listings and production details for Christina Aguilera's "Back to Basics" album. It lists 13 songs on the album, along with the producers, songwriters, and samples/inspirations used for each song. The introductory track "Intro (Back to Basics)" pays tribute to past soul, blues, jazz, and gospel artists who inspired higher generations. It was produced by DJ Premier and contains a sample from a B.B. King performance. The album explores various genres including soul, jazz, and blues. Detailed production credits are provided for each song.
This document provides production and publishing credits for songs on Talib Kweli's album "Eardrum". It lists the song titles, featured artists if any, songwriters, publishers, producers, recording details, and notes any samples or interpolations used in the songs. The production involved many notable artists and producers across hip hop and R&B genres. Credits are provided for songwriting, production, mixing, recording engineering and appearances by guest artists.
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Ancient People featuring Jr. Reid 4:35
Written by: Damian Marley, Nasir Jones, and Delroy Reid
Produced by: Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley
Published by: Biddah Muzik, Inc., adm. by Universal Music – MGB Songs (ASCAP), Nasir Jones p/k/a NasSun Knight Inc. (BMI)
Universal Music Publishing, Dubsmuggla MUSIC ASCAP, and Musical illestr8ions (ASCAP)
Recorded by: Tim Harkins, Marc Lee, and Charles Wakeman
Assisted by Greg DePante and James Rudder
Recorded at: Henson Recording Studios (Los Angeles, CA) and Hit Factory (Miami, FL)
Mixed by: James “Bonzai” Caruso
Mixed at: Circle House Studios (Miami, FL)
Mastered by: Chris Athens Mastered at: Sterling Sound NYC (New York, NY)
Additional musicians/vocalists: Bass: Paul Fakhourie / Keyboards: Phillip “Winter” James and Sean Diedrick / Percussions: Leon
Mobley / Programming: Damian Marley / Background Vocals: Rovelta Fraser and Roselyn Williams
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