Can somebody give me a list of unreleased Lil' Kim songs?
"Makes No Sense" (featuring Tanya Stephens) "Diamonds" (featuring Kelly Price) "Nobody Do It Better Than Us" (featuring Puff Daddy) "All Hail the Queen" (featuring Puff Daddy) "Bad Girl" (featuring RuPaul) "Rockin' It" "Good Time" (featuring Lil Cease) "Knock 'Em Out the Box" (featuring Method Man) "Back Together Again" (featuring The Notorious B.I.G.) "Flow So Sick" (featuring Ice Drake) "The Game's In Trouble" "Brooklyn 4 Life" (featuring Maino & Papoose) There are probably a lot more but this is all I know. You can find them on Youtube.
Unreleased Skrillex songs?
Every Skrillex song you'll ever need: http://littleskrillextings.tumblr.com/post/18851016107/do-you-have-a-list-off-all-sonnys-songs-he-made-as Oh, and Rampage isn't a Skrillex song. Some people just uploaded it under Skrillex's name to get more views. It's actually by Fall of Icarus, which is why the song's on his official account. Here's the original: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hpHnbePh5A I just really dislike it when others get credit for work that's not there's. Anyways, you're welcome and have a nice day!
Does anybody know about the unreleased song "Faixa 5" by Evanescence?
Yes, I am I diehard Evanescence fan, but unfortunatly, I can't help you. And I don't think Amy Lee, herself, could even help you with that. Those songs are all, unreleased, or unrecorded. It's been flying around the internet forever but there are no downloads of them or anything. The Evanescence Reference is a great site, set up like Wikipedia, but all about Evanescence, can give you boat loads of information about all of the songs. Personally, if I have nothing to do, I could spend hours of this site. But the sad part is, I've seen ever little nook and craney on it. =\ lol. Here's links to each of the songs you questioned: Catherine: http://evanescencereference.info/wiki/in... Faixa Five: http://evanescencereference.info/wiki/in... Spanish: http://evanescencereference.info/wiki/in... So pretty much, very little, to nothing is known about these songs. But I hope you like the site. It's really fun!! =] EV FOREV. haha.
Twenty One Pilots' unreleased track Two gives me anxiety, and I'm unable to carry out everyday tasks once I hear it. What is the reason for this?
Well, I’ve listened to that song. Its dark and gritty. I kind of felt like a horror in it, like someone close to my heart is no more. It was released when the initial members left the band and hence all was left were Tyler and Josh, hence the title ‘Two’.The genius guys have quoted really well“Two” was released in 2011 as one of their newsletter tracks. This song is about how the other original remaining member of the band had left, and it was only Tyler and Josh. Both Tyler and Josh had doubts about being able to put on a show with only two people, and were really disheartened and unsure of the band’s future now that they were only two.The song bears more meaning through the instrumentals/vocals. The lyrics describe the fragile state of the band, but the instrumentals and vocals really highlight the emotion that influenced these words to be said in the first place. Generally the band tends to mask their emotion with positive instrumentals and vocals while the emotion is laced within the meaning of the words, but this song is truly an exception.The type of music you are listening to; the emotional attachment you have for it, your thinking and how you perceive; your brain really processes every tiny bit of it. Anxiety, depressions would be common if you’re hearing that song.Well, the best I would suggest you is to not listen to it. The world is beautiful, Blurryface is gone. Tyler and Josh are happy now. So you too should be happy. So remove the depression and anxiety songs from your playlist, be alive and Stay Alive! (Insert: Violent Ukulele strums from We Don’t Believe What’s on TV)Image: 8 Amazing, Little-Known Ways Music Affects the Brain
Are unreleased songs copyright protected?
Yes, a work is protected by copyright due to its creation, not due to its release... and the performance of the work is one of the rights protected by copyright. As to whether that will be a problem for you -- that's up to the copyright owner and the owner of the medium (posting something illegal -- such as a work that violates somebody else's copyright) is against YouTube's rules.)
Downloading unreleased Lady GaGa songs?
check "youtube" if u find one on the top, of the screen, where the link is i.e http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtL19qrwqSU put "pwn" before the "Youtube part i'e http://www.pwnyoutube.com/watch?v=LtL19qrwqSU it will rediret you to another page, scrol down look for "Save as mp3" it will save in ur downloads folder as an mp3 music file :))
Why do music artists keep songs unreleased for long periods of time?
Because they gain on value. Rap songs from real quality artists are similar to a painting from Van Gogh or a famous deceased artist - the longer the age of the painting; higher the value. They are appreciated by rap collectors in the same way art is appreciated by art collectors. Now the other reason which is deeper is that song contains post mortem value - it contains information; speculation and data of the last days of the rapper in case someone murders him; after his death this will be sort of like a haunting song to the murderers. It has deeper ontological value than all the rest and it variates in tones of depression and power.
How is XXXtentacion releasing songs if he is dead or are they old records that he never released? Such as the song, "Arms Around You".
This is a good example of how hard music artists grind, he's made so many songs while he was alive, just as lil peep has, hence more songs being let out. Artists don't just make songs and let them out right away, they in other terms, hoard them. Then when enough time has passed by, they drop a single, or an album. This is more than likely the same timeline X would've let out his songs, yet he can't, because he's not with us, so when all these songs are let out, we'll only have what he's left us. Rest easy Jahseh.
What are your 10 favourite post-Beatles McCartney tracks (with or without Wings)?
I am going to ignore big hits like Band on the Run or Maybe I'm Amazed. Of course those are great songs and easily heard on the radio today. I will list my 10 favorites that get little to no airplay or attention.This is not a ranking. Just a list in chronological order.Dear Boy. Ram 1971. If Brian Wilson had done this it would have been hailed as a stunning return to form. Gorgeous harmonies.Some People Never Know. Wild Life 1971. Underdeveloped ballad that deserves a cover version or a revisit by Paul.Sally G. B-side. 1974. Paul does an entirely convincing country pastiche better than a lot of country music of the day.Waterspout 1977. Bootleg. Paul's best unreleased song. Youtube it. Infectious melodyDaytone Nighttime Suffering. 1979 b-side. Often cited by Paul as one of his favorites. A perfect disco tinged pop number with surprisingly great lyrics.Wanderlust. 1982. Tug of War. Perhaps Paul's finest post Beatle ballad and ranking right up there with his best period.Back On My Feet. 1987. B-side. The first released collaboration with Elvis Costello. Almost a revisiting of Penny Lane 20 years later but this time we see the homeless and downtrodden.Tommy’s Coming Home. 1987. Previously unreleased bonus track on Flowrs in the Dirt reissue. Paul and Elvis do The Everly Brothers. Quotable lyrics and a driving melodySouvenir. 1997. Flaming Pie. A wonderful shot of soul with a great vocal and Abbey Road production values.Alligator. 2013. New. Classsic Paul melodies and hooks with some fairly insightful and personal lyrics. He's still got it