 Artist: UDO: mp3 download Genre(s): Metal: Heavy UDO's discography:  Live in Russia part II Year: Tracks: 12  2001 Live in Russia part I Year: Tracks: 14 Following his 1987 outlet from the German business leader alloy band Accept, vocaliser Udo Dirkschneider formed U.D.O. with guitarists Peter Szigeti and Mathias Dieth, bassist Frank Rittel and drummer Tomas Franke. The group's debut album, Fauna House, was in fact written by Dirkschneider's former couple in Accept, and by the time of the 1988 follow-up Meanspirited Machine, Szigeti, Rittel and Franke had all been pink-slipped, replaced by guitar player Andy Susemihl, bassist Thomas Smuszynski and drummer Stefan Schwarzmann. Susemihl himself was out of U.D.O. for 1990's Faceless World, replaced by guitar instrumentalist Wolla Böhm; the same roll recorded 1991's Timebomb, although the band split in the arouse of a subsequent circuit, with Dirkschneider rejoining Accept from 1992 to 1996. He reformed U.D.O. with Dieth, Schwarzmann, guitar player Stefan Kaufmann and bassist Michael Voss to contribute a track to the Judas Priest protection album Legends of Metal; only Schwarzmann and Kaufmann remained on gameboard for 1997's full-length Solid, which featured young guitarist Jürgen Graf-Biardi and bassist Fitty Weinhold. No Limits followed a year by and by, and in 1999 U.D.O. resurfaced with Holy. |
Wednesday, 27 August 2008
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Sunday, 17 August 2008
Chevy Chase, Alec Baldwin in softball game; raise $60,000 for charity
EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. - Chevy Chase provided a crucial run, and Alec Baldwin helped insure that everyone did the right thing.
Chase blasted a line drive that helped turn the tide in favour of a team of the Artists team when it was down pat 2-0 in a star-studded Hamptons charity softball game against the Writers.
The Artists went on to pull ahead 4-2, their second victory in the series in two years.
Baldwin was an umpire for Saturday's competition at the far east end of Long Island.
It was the 60th installment of the annual Artists and Writers Game, a tradition started by artists including Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning.
Saturday's game raised more than $60,000 for hospice, sidereal day care and drug rehabilitation services. It also was played in memory of actor Roy Scheider, a veteran of the Artists team, world Health Organization died in February at age 75.
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