The Boomtown Rats - The Fine Art Of Surfacing
FLAC | Artwork | 24Bit 96kHz: 897 MB | 16Bit 44.1kHz: 296 MB
Cat#: Nippon Phonogram, Mercury RJ-7636 | Country/Year: Japan 1979
Genre: New Wave, Rock | Hoster: Filesonic/Uploaded

The Fine Art of Surfacing was The Boomtown Rats' third album and contained the hit-single releases, "I Don't Like Mondays", "Diamond Smiles" and "Someone's Looking at You." "I Don't Like Mondays" b/w "It's All the Rage" was released in June 1979, and hit #1 in late July in the UK in the same year (the song refers to Brenda Ann Spencer's killing spree on Monday, January 29, 1979 in San Diego, California). Musically, however, this album is, for the most part, quite a departure from the Rats' punk influences that came across so clearly in their debut LP and Tonic for the Troops. The Rats display many styles in this album from a wide range of influences.

Ernesto Cavour - Charango Boliviano (LP / FLAC - 24bit/96khz & Redbook)
FLAC | CUE | NO LOG | Full LP Cover (1:1) | 723MB & 180MB
Genre: Andean-Folk | Label: DISCOS PUEBLO DP1019 | Original release: 1979

Ernesto Cavour, is a charango player very famous in his country, Bolivia. He owed ​​memorable performances in the tiny stringed instrument and a lot of expertise.

Thought by many to be among the most revolutionary albums in jazz history, Miles Davis' Bitches Brew solidified the genre known as jazz-rock fusion. The original double LP included only six cuts and featured up to 12 musicians at any given time, some of whom were already established while others would become high-profile players later. ~ AllMusic