Betânia Lima | pt
Eliana de Lima é uma cantora brasileira que começou sua carreira no Carnaval paulistano. Foi puxadora de diversas escolas de samba e, inclusive, fez um dueto inesquecível com o mestre Jamelão. Mas foi em 1989, com Desejo de amar, que sua carreira decolou, e ela acabou conquistando o Brasil. Tem no currículo dez discos e vendeu mais de dois milhões de cópias, que lhe renderam três discos de ouro e dois de platina duplo. Participou dos principais programas de televisão e até foi chamada de A Rainha do Pagode. Atualmente continua com sua voz potente. Dentre sua trejetória no Carnaval...
Several ensembles have been using the name Kilimanjaro.
The most prominent is an improvisational jazz project formed by members of the now defunct band As Tall As Lions. The members are:
Saen Fitzgerald - Guitar
Julio Tavarez - Bass
Cliff Sarcona - Drums
Duncan Toothill - Trumpet and keys
http://www.kilimanjarocollective.com/
Another is a four piece thrash core band from Syracuse NY http://www.myspace.com/kilimanjaro315.
The third one is a two dozen or so project based in Philadelphia, PA. The group was called together to produce soundtracks to some of Jonathan Olshefski's moving photo essays about the disenfranchised in Philadelphia called Whispers In...
Climax is a name that has been used multiple times. (1) The earliest is a Bolivian rock band from the 60s and 70s. (2) a US band, formed in 1970 in LA. (6) czech hardcore punk band from Český Brod
Climax (1) was formed in the late 60s, but did not release a full album until 1974 (Gusano Mecánico). The album has been reissued with bonus tracks recorded in 1969 and 1970.
Climax (2) was formed in 1970 in Los Angeles, California. Climax consisted of Marc Gordon, Larry Cox, John Stevenson, Walter Nims, and Sonny Geraci. Their most well known...
Alex Kmet bathing in his own urgent sexuality. A stalker with glassy eyes and a raging boner. Unorthodox explorations of power electronics, wall noise, ambient music, and field recordings. "When love has failed, obsession is what remains." .
