Adele, Rihanna, Lil Wayne Lead 2012 Billboard Music Awards Finalists

Adele, LMFAO, Rihanna, Lady Gaga and Lil Wayne to lead the finalists for the 2012 Billboard Music Awards, which will be held at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will air live on Sunday May 20 at 8/7c ABC.

Adele has the lead as a finalist in 18 categories, including the award of the artist, the artist and the Billboard Top 200 of the artist. "Rolling In The Deep", a single line of his successful second album, "21" puts the British singer as a candidate in the category of seven songs.

Meanwhile, LMFAO is one of the finalists in 17 award categories, although the electro-pop duo actually won 22 positions compared to the 20th Adele Adele LMFAO and will face the Top Hot 100 Artist category, which also includes Bruno Mars, Katy Perry and Rihanna.

Speaking of Rihanna, the pop star is one of the finalists in 13 categories this year, after leading the pack with 18 categories of actions in 2011. Lady Gaga and Lil Wayne each had 10 categories, and both compete Adele, Rihanna and Katy Perry for Best New Artist of prestige. I Top New Artist category is a diverse collection of talents, Bad Meets Evil, Big Sean, people parenting, McCreery, Scotty Wiz Khalifa and acts as the finalists of 2012.

The awards reflect Billboard rankings based on the key interaction with music fans, including the sale of CDs and downloads, song downloads, radio and releases, as well as streaming and social interaction on Facebook, Twitter, Vevo, YouTube, Spotify and other popular websites of music. These measurements are tracked throughout the year by Billboard and its partners, including Nielsen Entertainment and great sound is coming. The awards are based on the period March 1, 2011 to February 29, 2012. Most popular artists will be recognized in different genres, including R & B, rap, pop, country, rock, Latin and alternative.

Music fans can also follow news about the exhibition and related events on Twitter at @ Billboard or Facebook.

Tickets for the 2012 Billboard Music Awards are on sale now at Ticketmaster.com and MGMGrand.com. In 2012 the Billboard Music Awards will be co-executive producer Richard D. Beckman, president of Prometheus Global Media and Don Mischer Productions.

LMFAO Served with $ 7 million lawsuit by former managers

Before the LMFAO hit "American Idol" stage to perform on Thursday evening, the party loving pop outfit was served with a $ 7 million process of their former management company, reports TMZ.

According to the website, the band frontman RedFoo DJ, he's the wild hair and lack of inhibition, was passed with an action for breach of contract on his way to the "Idol" studio. TMZ said he laughed in response, taking pictures of the process server who smiled for the camera (see photo evidence here).

Management Company, named in reports as RPM GRP, said he had signed with the Los Angeles electronic pop duo Stefan Kendal Gordy RedFoo paragraph) and Skyler Gordy Austen skyblue paragraph) in 2008, helping to run it "from 0 to 60", only to get shown the door once became effective.

The lawsuit, filed in Santa Monica Superior Court, also accuses the group of illegal interference and accounting, based RedFoo and skyblue cooked Rpm employees to their new managers, paying them a salary, rather than writing a check of the Agency.

Performed LMFAO "Party Rock Anthem" to "idol" concert, which - if you can get - means that quite a lot to him as an artist, or at least that you're on the road to fame in terms of the importance of radio. They also took the stage next to Madonna on the Super Bowl halftime show February, dueting with pop queen on their hit "Sexy And I Know It."

From Season 11 to go after leaving Colton Dixon?

You know, all those things last Friday about how Jessica Sanchez's save helped Colton Dixon?

Forget I ever said.

In a sense, it's nice to know that after 11 seasons, American Idol is still able to throw us in the loop. Even if you do not like them, do not think I would win, Jessica Sanchez and Colton Dixon looked like they were on a stable path to the top five at least. As both the Elise Testone and Hollie Cavanagh, who have seven bottom-three trips between them, managed to get more votes for the next weeks, than singers who have never been in danger is a mystery.

I certainly can not come up with a theory that explains the last two weeks.

You could say that Thursday's development makes Phillip Phillips prohibitive front-runner, and maybe so. At this point, although the conventional wisdom went out the window. The top six consisted of four girls and only two guys, sure looks like anyone's game.

Last week, the judges had to withdraw from the edge of Jessica, I thought, low total vote had something to do with it. After all, the audience for this show Top Seven productivity fell 25% from the previous season. In addition, Ryan Seacrest did not give in total the first week of the semi-finals, when he combined two nights worth voting for 25 players. Any pollster will tell you that the low turnout can wildly skew the results of elections. But this Wednesday brought a season high 53 million votes - a 3.2 on the viewer's votes - and other apparent favorite came up short.

Some speculate that Colton lost the support of his hardcore fans of the Christian, when he decided to sing a song Lady Gaga. But it seems awfully petty, and does not take into account what happened to Jessica. As far as Jimmy Iovine opined at the exhibition on Thursday, allowing her to sing a song for older women to keep it from its natural connection with the audience.

Even the conspiracy theories offer a rare comfort. If you take your stupid theory about the rigging manufacturers save a boost last week, Jessica voters or jack up the ratings of artificial drama - and for the record, I do not know - to let Colton go this week does not make a lick sense. On the other hand, if you buy a demonic conspiracy to devote Colton, you are left with having to explain what happened to Jessica. I can not imagine the machinations of the plot that finds a way to show benefit from pretending that two of the greatest singers of the following social-media somehow got the lowest number of votes in the upcoming weeks.

Finally, despite WGWG (White Guy With Guitar) remains on Idol this season, Colton Dixon ouster should put the myth of TGT (SMS Teen Girl) to rest. If you were king makers TGTs that some people consider them to be, Colton can not win, but at least he finished higher than the Elise, it's better than seventh. He is Tim urban or Sanjaya Malakar. Sure, TGTs are a force to be reckoned with, but for show, where the average audience in her late 40s, they are not the only game in town. To win, plus you need to have someone else, whether it VFTWs (vote for Worsters), Pics (Connected Christians) or TSGWTOTHs (Tech-Savvy Grandmas With time on his hands).

So where do we go from here? At the moment it looks like the path to the season 11 wins leads the Phillip Phillips, only remaining player to never have to worry about the bottom third. People managed to win Idol, If you are in the bottom third, but not often and not recently. Ruben Studdard was there once in 2002, and Fantasia sent me there twice in 2003. History therefore suggests that the Elise and Hollie do not have the juice to go the distance and that Jessica, Joshua and Skylar Laine has their work cut out for them.

Nas: The Tupac Hologram Was 'Genius'

Hologram Tupac Shakur, who appeared along with Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg during the headlining set at Coachella on Sunday evening, paragraph 15 April) evoked mixed reactions, but Nas - who discusses her relationship with Tupac on his "Behind the Music" VH1 special, which its premiere on Wednesday evening, paragraph 18 April, nine p.m. EST) - says he was impressed by the visual feat.

 

"Tupac has become almost Elvis, where people still think that he was alive, so the hologram thing I thought was genius, Dr. Dre and Snoop," a veteran MC tells Billboard.com. "It just shows how awesome Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg are, and how hard you ride for their West Coast Tupac's brother, in the name of hip-hop music. I thought it was great to look at hip-hop as a whole - is there a hip-hop together and it was revolutionary in scale efficiency "..

Nas has not always been close with Tupac Shakur: New York rapper once engaged in a war of words with native Oakland, and his "Behind The Music" special, Nas describes how and Tupac almost came to blows during the awards show after-party in Bryant Park in New York. The couple later to make amends, and we had a meeting with Tupac in Las Vegas over the weekend that he died in September 1996.

"I am honored to have been part of his life, though at one point was not all good," Nas says of Tupac, who was killed in the 25 years of age. "It's just a beautiful thing, in the chapter 'Behind the Music" connects us to one of the moments between me and Pac, that was not the best time, but it's still a true story about seeing us right before he passed away. In the beginning I did not know whether it was beef or not, but it seemed that there had to be beef. Just as I could and Pac died in Bryant Park at night. It was so bad. It was not his time, and it was not my time. But how serious was the Bryant Park and you have a piece that the "Behind The Music".

During Sunday's Coachella performance, re-creating interactions with Tupac and Snoop Dogg Coachella crowd, and performed two songs, "Hail Mary" and "2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted" before falling apart in a million fragments of light. The show was the first of its kind in the general introduction of hip-hop show, and we believe that Tupac hologram is just the beginning.

"This is a historic thing that they did, but I think that technology will get better, and we find new ways to do it," he says. "I think someone had to do it first, and who better than Dre hologram Tupac do? Hip-hop concerts are getting bigger and bigger day by day, and I think as times happens, it can be done in a way where everyone is happy -. where it is not only scary, where you do not know how you feel about him the first time to do it, is the first time, so we have the experience of some people do not like., some are going to be creeped by it, but all these reactions are great. "

For us, the hologram was a reminder of the cultural significance of the fallen rapper. And who better than a West Coast legend Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg - who are celebrating the 20th anniversary of Dr. Dre "The Chronic" later this year - have announced that a message? "It makes sense that Dre and Snoop would bring it - are the kings of hip-hop industry, and they prove time and time again," says Nas. "What's it all about. We love Tupac, Tupac loved the world, and he is one of the greatest hip-hop artists who ever lived. Deserves, so that will be celebrated and remembered in this way."

Smash Hit GOTY for nearly did not happen

It hit that almost was not, a simple song, which became a worldwide hit, but almost disappeared before it was even completed. GOTY in "Somebody That I knew," It started with a spare, nylon stringed guitar riff lifted from "Seville" in the instrumental record by the late Brazilian bossa nova guitarist Luiza Bonfá.

Two notes, looped, became a conversation in my head Wouter "Wally" De Backer, sociable 31-year-old Belgian-Born, Australia-based artist who performs under the name GOTY (pronounced "Gauthier"). "This is a sample directly Bonfá Luiz led the first line of text" GOTY advises burying a thick Australian accent trace their European roots. "Back-and-Continue left me thinking about these different relationship breakups and others over the years, and the words flowed from there."

The Eureka moment came in the fall of 2010, though it would take GOTY next six months to find a singer who gives the track its a knockout blow. In fact, he says that he played with abandon "someone" at the stage of recording, when his (unnamed) the original choice of singer pulled out. But fast forward to the present and "Somebody That I knew" ("N" samples Seconds / Fairfax / Universal Republic) - a rhythmic, slow construction of a duet in which two former lovers, played by GOTY and New Zealand singer Kimbra Johnson, allegations of trade ( "I think of all the times you screwed me over") - is all but inevitable worldwide.

In Australia - where the GOTY was a critical and commercial favorite of his 2006 sophomore album, "how to draw blood," - "Somebody That I knew," was released last summer and held the No. 1 chart position for eight weeks, according to the Australian Recording Industry Association. The song, which combines sparse, shuffling drums, tremolo sounds terrible, corn, and the melody played on a xylophone, has since topped the charts in several countries, including Germany, Belgium, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Denmark, Austria, Ireland and the UK, where he spent five consecutive weeks, not at No. 1 and sold 800,000 pcs, depending on the Official Charts Co.

In the U.S., "Someone" has spent the last 14 weeks climbing the Billboard Hot 100, to reach No. 2 The famous cover of the track on NBC's "The Voice" (April 2) and Fox's "Glee" (April 10) helped to increase sales in the U.S. for 2 million, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

"It's one of those magical albums, where you just step back and do not do it," says Universal Republic co-president/COO Avery Lipman, who first learned about the GOTY when "someone" was released in Australia on an indie label Eleven Music Company (distributed by Universal) and began outselling such universal RP acts as Jessie J and Drake.

"I was like: 'Who the hell is this guy he is before all of us", "Lipman says. Encouraged by the success of the record in the same time in Holland and Belgium, where he was also released independently, has sent an executive VP of A & R Rob Stevenson to Australia with one goal: "break glass in case of emergency: Get this team at all costs," Lipman says.

GOTY credits pathetic combination of voice next to Kimbra's, in conjunction with the song is "anti-pop elements" as the reason for which it is connected on a global scale. "He's very soft, subtle way of building towards the payment of the choir," he says. "I have a feeling that people get lost in it."

He also cites Natasha Pincus This arrest stop-time video animation as "an important point of entry for many people." Clip, which shows the GOTY and Kimbra's naked bodies covered with paint slowly, has been viewed 152.4 million times on YouTube, and global sales, including North America) for "someone" almost total to 4.5 million by the Universal Republic. Now the infamous cover of the Canadian quintet leave the Earth - in which the act (who recently signed to Columbia Records) to play a song by plucking different parts on one guitar - it has 87.6 million views on YouTube and sold 187.000 units, according to SoundScan.

"At first we were like," This is so clever. That's cool, "Lipman says." And then we have seen in Canada [that leave the earth cover] gone [original GOTY is] the iTunes charts and we were like, "It's not as fun anymore." It was a double-edged sword. "Adds Stevenson "It has happened so soon after the original I think it was a lot of confusion to consumers. I do not know, that go on the Earth is not really enough to explain to people that it's not their song. "

The challenge now is to establish a universal Republic GOTY as a major recording star, and more than just the naked Aussie guy who sings that song breakdown. "One danger of having so much success is that the song can exceed all your identity," Lipman said, adding: "The next step is for us to really focus on people GOTY artist."

To this end, the team's GOTY is trying to explain the enormous individual downloadable tracks in equally impressive album sales. When the arc as a digital exclusive on August 16 last years, the third studio album GOTY, "Making Mirrors," won a national physical release on 31 January its first U.S. release supported by the Major. So far, eclectic, sonically ambitious 12-track album, which was largely recorded in a converted studio at his parents' farm GOTY in Mornington Peninsula, Australia, sold 244.000 units, according to SoundScan. This week is No. 15 on the Billboard 200, previously peaked at No. 9 Digital-only deluxe version contains additional video hit U.S. stores April 10.

"I think I'm trying to find a balance between making music, which I think is pop, but it is also quite unique and strange and different," says GOTY "Making Mirrors," which lasted over two years to complete due to his meticulous approach. GOTY dedication to his craft can be heard on the album is rich layers, beguiling mix of sounds, which includes a vintage organ Lowrey Cotillion (bought for $ 100 Australian Salvation Army in the store), The Winton Musical guide (musical fence installation, located in Queensland, Australia ) and multiple "virtual" instruments, the sample carefully note GOTY chromaharp or mbira attention.

His methods are unconventional, but GOTY on music appeals to a broad base. Starting from triple-A and alternative, "Somebody That I knew" quickly went to the top 40 and mainstream formats. "I know people always like to say, it was a domino effect," Stevenson says, "but I've never seen a domino effect go fast".

The Universal Republic next single is yet to be determined, but it will probably be either "Eyes Wide Open", the stadium business, a good number of cuts being like Peter Gabriel's best if the driving rock song "Easy Way Out." Both have already received support in the form of alternative radio earlier and triple A stations, including Los Angeles outlets KYSR and KROQ in WRFF Philadelphia and KFOG San Francisco, according to Lipman. Videos for both songs was not serviced on the Internet, but do not draw a similar response to "somebody". "Eyes Wide Open" has 6.2 million views on YouTube and "Easy Way Out" 1.2 million.

However, Lipman believes that GOTY is ready to extend its breakthrough. Indicates the current artist's sold-out U.S. tour that includes shows that have been adapted to larger facilities at the Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, April 18) and added dates (Los Angeles Nokia Theatre, April 19), as evidence of his rapidly growing fan base. 14-date trek is reserved by Tom Windish at Windish Agency, and wraps April 22 with a performance at Coachella.

TV will also play a major role in building an artist profile. Once in the U.S. TV debut on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" (01 February), GOTY is booked to perform April 14 at "Saturday Night Live." As-yet-unconfirmed television appearances, radio sessions, concerts and promotion will be held during the year, says Lipman, who, remembering the success of his GOTY and international needs of multiple markets, is happy to create the attraction, not a push effect. "There are other acts which I call" strobe light artist ": promotional blast causes dizziness," Lipman says. "It does not fit here. It's just nice, natural, healthy artist truly amazing discovery. Do not have to grind it."

GOTY is equally confident about the face of international fame. "Not every possibility that I will not have another song, which is a crossover anomaly as it was hit," says the singer, who in addition to his solo career is independently released three studio albums as a member of Melbourne, Australia-based indie-pop trio the basics. The team is on a break, says GOTY, which recognizes that certain in which direction it will go ahead.

"I'm not sure how far things will move on with this record and what it will mean to write new material. I guess I just want to switch to the tour," he says hesitantly. "I do not know whether to do more things from scratch, or even make another record until the GOTY probably have the chance to backtrack a little."

He continues: "More than anything, I feel that I want to prove to myself that I can do things, which is actually more far-reaching, more intelligent, and perhaps more strange and perverse.

"If I could quote what I think was the intention of the band Ween in any record that they ever made, it's just that the average listener it:" What is this whore? "It's really an inspiration for me and something I will explore more on future recordings."

Nicki Minaj, 'Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded': Track-By-Track Review

I always thought I could write pop songs for someone else or I could write R & B records for someone else, but I did not think That people would accept me writing Those type of songs and me singing Them And just being who I am, "Nicki Complex Minaj recently told about her hotly anticipated sophomore album "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded," which leaked on Wednesday (March 28) ahead of its April 3 release date. "And I guess that's the point ... The goal is to not Want Their acceptance, the goal is to just do you and they'll come around. "

Indeed, the first half of "Roman Reloaded" is the sound of Minaj doing a victory lap - enough already ESTABLISHED in hip-hop to compete with her male counterparts, she leaves plenty of room for guests like Rick Ross, Chainz 2, Drake, and Chris Brown to take the mic. This time around, however, she Seems to have her sights set on competing with Jennifer Lopez, Lady Gaga and Madonna, based on the album's pop-heavy second half. If you thought David Guetta her single "Turn Me On" was a major departure last summer, get ready for five more songs That sound pretty much exactly like that.

In short, Minaj spends more time exploring her musical identity on "Roman Reloaded" than she does Perfecting Them, Which makes the album sound bloated and rushed. It's also her bridge overtly commercial work to date, and will Rapidly expand her fan base while alienating a good chunk of her core is a focus on singing instead of imaginative rhymes.

Which "Roman Reloaded" track will lead to the Nicki Minaj chart domination she and her Young Money team are known for? Here's our track-by-track review of each song.

First "Roman Holiday": Minaj kicks off the album with her unpredictable alter ego, Roman Zolanski, saying, "I'm a lunatic and this can not be cured with no elixir." Also unpredictable are the random drops on sonic Several of the "Roman Reloaded" tracks. Exhibit A is a crooning version of "O Come, All Ye Faithful."

Second "Come On a Cone": Minaj takes three minutes to boast and fade Those who've Their Eyes closed or challenged her on what sounds like part two of "Did It On Em." Do not be surprised if you walk away singing "Dick in your face / Put my dick in your face," off key.

Third, "I Am Your Leader," featuring Rick Ross and Cam'ron: This is a stunt or a son? That is the question. Minaj it chooses to Both through out the first part of the album. The nostalgia of Cam's return Trumps the overall catchiness of the song.

4th "Beez In The Trap," featuring Chainz 2: The Keno-produced cut is one of the stand-out tracks of the album, it Reminiscent Minaj's mixtape days. Good call on Minaj's Behalf to recruit hip-hop's MVP, 2 Chainz.

5th "Hov Lane": Minaj's energy lives up to the heavy bass beat, but her rhymes are unimaginative on the ode to Jay-Z's legacy. "Big Ass Chain / I'm heavy ... Fuck you bitch said? / Fuck you, porn star"

6th "Roman Reloaded," featuring Lil Wayne: Wayne Aside from stealing her spotlight, Minaj contradicts herself, denying her transition to pop (see "Starships" and beyond). "So I laugh at hopefuls / 'Nicki pop' / Only thing that's pop is my endorsement op / Fuck around and have to go and reinforce the Gloc," Nicki raps.

7th "Champion," featuring Nas, Drake, Young Jeezy: Minaj sheds light in her journey from struggle to success, "Bitches Do not know the half like they flunked at math / Bitches Is not have cut up crack up in the stash Cause. .. they killed my little cousin, Nicholas / But only have the memories of the images. "Hip-hop heavyweights Nas, Drake and Young Jeezy, come in to celebrate Their resilience.

8th "Right By My Side," featuring Chris Brown Minaj lets her guards down on the duet with Chris Brown. The song is sonically similar to Jordan Sparks and Brown's "No Air." The highlight is Minah's honesty, "It is not spit your game, it's your dick game That got me walking around ready to wear your big chain."

9th "Sex in the Lounge," featuring Lil Wayne and Bobby Valentino: Sonically and lyrically subpar, Minaj, Wayne and Bobby take turns to speak on Their turn-ons while out in the streets and in between the sheets.

10th "Starships": From the moment Nicki Announces "Let's go to the beach / beach," on this current single from RedOne, it's become abundantly clear That the pop half of the record has kicked in. The most polarizing single in Minaj's career to date, "Starships" what's more pop hooks That Has monstrous overshadow its throwaway lyrics ("I'm on the floor / I love to dance / If you want more / Then here I am. ") If you do not care for this track, this may be where the music ends for a solid eight tracks for you.

11th "Pound The Alarm": "I'm a bad bitch, no Muzzle" Nicki Warns on this "Starships" soundalike from Red One. Nicki does a little bit more singing than she does on her current single, but Otherwise the two tracks are Virtually indistinguishable. Even the chorus is a rewrite. "Oh oh oh come fill my glass up a little more / We 'bout to get up and burn this floor / You know in getting' hotter and hotter / Sexy and hotter / Let's shut it down,"

12th "Whip It": If Lisa Lisa went to Ibiza, it would sound a lot like this Latin-infused freestyle party jam. One of the better dance cuts on "Roman Reloaded," "Whip It" is good enough to make J. Lo jealous she did it snare as a follow-up to "On The Floor."

13th "Automatic": The musical equivalent to a Prada bag from Chinatown. It looks and even sounds like a shiny Dr. Luke's jam off Britney Spears' "Femme Fatale," with Balearic beats a la "Hold It Against Me" and a dubstep breakdown out of "Hold It Against Me," but the production and execution are a bit shoddy. Minaj sounds so anonymous on this track That if she did not name-check herself at Several points you'd forget it was her song.

14th "Beautiful Sinner": Yet another four-on-the-floor dance track where Nicki does more singing than rapping, this song is perhaps evident of the bridge Minaj's weakness as a vocalist. The bad-boy love story would be better suited for a stronger singer like Kelly Rowland or even Jennifer Hudson.

15th "Marilyn Monroe": An introspective ballads from Minaj That bears a striking resemblance to JoJo's 2011 single "Disaster," "Marilyn Monroe" contemplates her current celebrity status. "If you can not handle my worst / you is not gettin 'my best / Is this how Marilyn Monroe felt?" Of the three mid-tempo pop cuts here, this stands the best chance of pop crossover.

16th "Young Forever": A Jay-Z this is not a sequel, "Forever Young" is Minaj's take on a power ballad in the vein of Beyonce, with a melody That sounds like something you'd hear it in pop radio. In the hands of, say, Leona Lewis, this would probably become a big hit on the adult-contemporary circuit, but under Minaj's guidance it's squarely Top 40

17th "Fire Burns": A sonic successor to "Save Me" from 2010's "Pink Friday," with the same kind of heart-monitor rhythms and swelling synths That That made a dramatic standout cut. Here, Minaj kisses off a two-timing ex, "I hope your fire / fire burns baby / I hope you lay dow in your sleep / And you choke on every lie you told."

18th "Gun Shot" featuring Beenie Man: It would not be a Nicks album without a taste of her Trinidadian culture. Minaj slows it down with the winding-worthy, reggae-pop crossover, a collaboration with reggae artist who's fond of pop himself.

19th "Stupid Hoe": Minaj closes the album the way she opened the album, as Roman. On "Stupid Hoe," Roman does what he does best: fire shots. "Bitch talkin 'she the queen When She looking like lab rat," Minaj raps in the beginning of "Stupid Hoe." Do we still think Minaj is talking about the Queen Bee?

"It's idler shares Fiona Apple, Date, Art, Track List

Fiona Apple will return on June 26, the singer revealed on his Facebook page on Monday. Her fourth album, ambitiously titled "idler wheel is smarter than a screw driver, and Strands Whipping give more than the ropes will never do," will offer 10 new songs, including some made ​​their debut during her recent concert. Dates, which started in the SXSW music festival in Austin, Texas, in March, were the first demonstrations of Apple's outside Los Angeles in five years. She also shares the new album cover art, sketches, colorful face with the elements of an abstract design. Apple's last effort was in 2005, "Extraordinary Machine" album, which came after the spill session with producer Jon Brion led to a "free fiona" protests of fans. 

 See the list of songs below:

1. Every Single Night
2. Daredevil
3. Valentine
4. Jonathan
5. Left Alone
6. Werewolf
7. Periphery
8. Regret
9. Anything We Want
10. Hot Knife

Bellamy Brothers allowed to escape to New Hits Box Set

Bellamy Brothers enjoyed several successful collaborated over the years - from the Sisters of the forester to the Bacon Brothers. Once again, the veteran duo is excited about the new partnership. Summary of the readers has just announced the release of "Let the reins of Love: The Ultimate Collection Bellamy Brothers," the four disc set that draws attention to Bellamy music - past, present and future.

David Bellamy says firmly set includes all the rules. "One of the things that you liked so much about this idea, which included several periods of our career, many people -. Old label, which must remain anonymous - not put out the packages to us that the function of twelve to fourteen Number Ones for anything, but it seems to force the party to the music we did when we started our independent record label, and some of the newer stuff we've done in addition to hits. This is a very comprehensive package. "

What goes through your mind Bellamy when he hears such staples of the Act as "Lie To You For Your Love," "Kids Of The Baby Boom," and "Sugar Daddy?"

"I first listened to it when we were compiling, I really do not get to hear this, I believe, in order," he says. "But, I think it makes you realize the style of what we have done over the years. These are the styles that we like. We tried not to burn the material you do not like it. Most of them held up quite well and we are proud of it. "

The Association works well with the Readers' Digest, because, according to Bellamy, there are two brands that lasted for years (see more on the set of field here). "We were very happy that Digest readers are those who wanted to do it. I like to be involved with people who have survived the test of time, I think that we have."

Asked if there are any surprises among the duo about how much of their hits was, David started at the beginning. "Well, I really do not know that" Let Your Love Flow "will be a hit, yes. We were new in the music industry. We have been playing music for a while, but business was new to us that time. What do we know he really likes this, and it was something we know we can do. at the global level, I do not think there was nobody more surprised than we are. "

 Another song that went above the expectations is one of their greatest songs live. "I think 'Old Hippie," surprised us. I did not think were ever hit, and I do not think we recorded it, unless Howard liked it a lot. Include it on the album, and Jimmy Bowen heard. We were on the MCA at the time. He loved her, and she took root and grew. After I wrote it, Howard was the only person I showed it. I did not think it will be a hit. I think that originally, the reason I really do not show anyone that I did not think anyone can relate to it. It was something that was alive, but I was amazed at how many people associated with him. "

The kit also includes a few rarities, as well as some unpublished. "There are some things there that have never been outside. Howard wrote a song there called" What Country ". And on top of one called" Spanish Bible ", which is an alternate mix of the song, which will be on our upcoming album Gospel" said David.

Although the Bellamys to continue playing their classic hits of 180 dates a year, by the way, still love getting in the studio to record new material. "I think that's probably something we like and see as necessary. When we go, people want to ask those twelve to eighteen tracks, but if you do a new song, they respond to it. We try to do it."

, And from time to time a little current. Bellamy said the political nature of some of their newer material, such as "Where Did Common Sense Go?" is something you enjoy. I think it's probably something that is fun for us. Acts which, in our age, you can not get some serious radio play, so you have to go to other formats. YouTube was something that we have used successfully. There is no way of music out there, and these songs get to these markets than in front of them more. It's fun to do things that are political. I think everyone has a view, and we are not worse off than they are. Everyone is pretty much full of it anyway. "

Adele Talks next single, co Beyonce wants

Adele wants to sing with Beyonce.

"I love Beyonce, I listen to it since I was 11," "Someone Like You" singer told French radio station NRJ. "I think that his work as an artist and singer is enviable in terms of length of career and how it grows and grows, but most of my inspiration for [the] early music, and unfortunately they all died."

According to an earlier report in the sun, apparently show diva to sing together while performing Beyonce in 2011, Glastonbury Festival, but the issues run Adele singing to cancel. Vocal cord underwent surgery in November, before the impressive live return at the Grammy for February.

And the jokes to take half of the decade to continue the chart-topping, Grammy-winning "21" Adele now says that her next feature will be "a good two years."

"If I did not write my own songs, I'll be next week with a new album," she said NRJ. "I have the time and live a little. It was a good two years between my first and second albums, so it will be this time."

But she did not promise a new single, "probably by the end of the year" - track the BBC provides the theme song could be the next James Bond film, and "Skyfall". 007 latter is due in theaters November 9, 2012.