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Reply #30 posted 05/03/08 2:25am

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This Side of Love~~~TTD

We're on the negative side of love
I'm subject to all bizarre whims she fancies
I'm running escape to find the handle
Of the door she locks me up in
She's on the laughing side of sin

What have I done in all my past lives
(To end up on) This side of Love?

We're on a permanent twist of fate
She has dominion over time and torture
I'm pinching myself to convince me that
I'm in a living nightmare
The killer attraction of a dare

What have I done, emasculation
(To end up on) This side of Love?

If I should stay
(Will the beat go on?)
I must be strong
(We tell you every day)
Will I return
(To normal lovers again?)
Please peel my skin
('Cause my soul is burning)

We're on a roundabout whirl of scorn
The demons are smiling and the angels snoring
I feel like a stepchild Caeser that's been
Beaten and bruised to please her
Wearing a rusted ring of thorns

What have I done to piss the Gods off
(To end up on) This side of Love?

If I should stay
(Will the beat go on?)
I must be strong
(We tell you every day)
Will I return
(To normal lovers again?)
Please peel my skin
('Cause my soul is burning)

We're on the negative side of love
I see my condition as a sign of service
I'll snuggle up close to her knowing
That I'm practising my religion
Warming the barrel of a gun

This will be the deed that finds me next time

(On this side of)
(On this side of)
(On this side of) This side of Love


I love that song and the video is brilliant as well nod.
With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A....
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Reply #31 posted 05/03/08 2:51am

TheMightyCeles
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Cuz of time restraints & that pain in the ass girlfriend of mine ( I wish I didn't need the sex so much) I can't really seek out not-as-accessible music, but if I could,
I would look for this guy's music.
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Reply #32 posted 05/03/08 10:52am

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TheMightyCelestial said:

Cuz of time restraints & that pain in the ass girlfriend of mine ( I wish I didn't need the sex so much) I can't really seek out not-as-accessible music, but if I could,
I would look for this guy's music.


lol lol
"Let love be your perfect weapon..." ~~Andy Biersack
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Reply #33 posted 05/03/08 11:03am

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My song...heart


Screamer~~~Sananda Maitreya aka Terence Trent D'Arby

I knew my father like the back of his hand
more father than I needed to understand
I was brought up in the world to suppress my scream
I didn't realize it could spoil all my dreams

If all I've got is one last dream
then I'm not gonna beg if you know what I mean

'cause now I'm a screamer
now I'm a screamer

I knew my father like a military child
marching to another rhythm single file
I was brought up in the world to hide my pride
and took it undercover until time was on my side

If all I've got is one last dream
then I'm not gonna beg if you know what I mean

'cause now I'm a screamer
now I'm a screamer

I knew my father like a west bound train
I curled up in a cloud form and prayed for rain
I was brought up in the world to suppress my rage
I didn't realize I could die in that cage

If all I've got is one last dream
then I'm not gonna beg you better listen to me

'cause now I'm a screamer
now I'm a screamer


Album: Angels & Vampires - Volume 2 Released: 2006
*no corporate A&R or other recording industry executives were hurt or used during the making of this project. We avoided them by playing as a deterrent loud music by unsigned bands which contained neither covers of old songs nor samples. This confused them and kept them away.

"Let love be your perfect weapon..." ~~Andy Biersack
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Reply #34 posted 05/06/08 8:23pm

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‘Nigor Mortis’
CHAPTER 3 ‘PUSSY FOR PERJURY!’
Subtitle: A Nigor, Mortgaged.

Lyrics are coming tomorrow and the songs on Friday May 9th....
http://www.sanandamaitrey...PTER_3.htm

http://www.myspace.com/sanandamaitreya
"Let love be your perfect weapon..." ~~Andy Biersack
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Reply #35 posted 05/07/08 11:09am

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Once upon a time, before huge corporate consolidation, songs were written not as much for categories and demographics, but for people, their moods, their ways, their means. Songs grew as extensions of who the writers were, and not only according to ‘prevailing quarterly trends’.

Of all the various descriptions bandied about where my music is concerned, I consider myself, as much as anything and above all, an American songwriter, nothing more complicated than that. I grew up spending a considerable amount of time in the American south, an area fertile with the miscegenation of essential threads of American/World music. I grew up around blues, jazz, Dixieland jazz, Texas swing, swamp rock, country gospel, gospel, choir gospel, quartet gospel, hillbilly bluegrass, r&b, the works, I grew up hearing rhythm sections composed of just ‘washboard and bass drum’, harmonicas and accordions, and grew up with the ‘steel guitar’ as much a soundtrack to my existence as a bass guitar, and since until the age of 16 I were ‘forbidden’ from listening to anything but ‘family approved music’.

The only radio station I was allowed to listen to was a country station, which we listened to only around news time, in order not to miss the news which my step-father favoured. Even ‘Soultrain’, and ‘American Bandstand’ were out of my reach until well after puberty. The only music TV shows we were able to watch without fear of reprisal or censure were ‘Hee Haw’, a country variety show (and a big musical influence on me), and for a spell, ‘The Johnny Cash and June Carter show’. I took what the times gave me. These songs reflect a past that we can now express without fear of political censor, or group think rejection. Without fear of how to market such music, we can just make it and leave you to judge its sincerity and effect. Post Millennium Rock is determined to be the truth, the whole truth of what we are, and has gotten us this far.

We are of mixed heritage, naturally and proudly, our music will be as well. In the light of truth before God, I swear that at this point in my life especially, I would much rather die, outright, than to forfeit the unfettered music of my spirit, I will leave the debate to others to determine which demographic grave to bury the songs in. It’s ‘PMR’ to be sure, yet above all, it is simple American music, without shame or apology, made by a boy like me. We hope that you enjoy these ‘hybrid’ offerings which comprise ‘Pussy For Perjury!’.

This chapter of ‘Nigor Mortis’ would like to thank the contributions of the various influences making their psychic presence felt on these recordings/offerings, all in their own ways, unique to each, heroes/heroines:

Hank Williams, Willie Nelson, Stephen Foster, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Aretha Franklin, Frances Darby, Neil Diamond, Smokey Robinson, Sam Cooke, Charlie Pride, Dwight Yoakum, Nile Rodgers, Mavis Staples, Patty LaBelle, Bob Dylan, the Rev. Al Green, Dolly Parton, Kris Kristofferson, Mac Davis, Lionel Richie, Snoop Dog, R.E.M. and last but not least, Bobby ‘Blue’ Bland.
I would also like to thank the middle school I attended in DeLand Florida, Southwestern, for the square dancing classes. As well thanks to my God, which I call every day by a different name, and to my best friend, wife and apologist Francesca Francone Maitreya.


http://www.sanandamaitrey...ortis.html

Someone once asked me the ‘conceptual’ difference between the ‘Violin’ and the ‘Fiddle’. To my mind growing up, Whites played the violin, Rednecks played the fiddle, and the fiddle is both sexier and funkier than the violin (and we will always love the sound of a violin, like most savage breasts). With the fiddle comes the real Country funk. Ironically, the fiddle’s origin, like the banjo’s and guitar, is Africa, go figure. All of our great music, was already ‘racially/culturally’ mixed before it even got to us to put our stamp on. This may or may not satisfy the Academics as far as explanations go, but it did manage to convince ‘Earl’. (Which is much easier if it’s after his medication).

Sananda Maitreya
"Let love be your perfect weapon..." ~~Andy Biersack
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Reply #36 posted 05/09/08 11:30pm

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SANANDA MAITREYA’s BIOGRAPHY:

Sananda Maitreya was born in New York - USA on March 15th, 1962. Since his childhood he had a very special relationship with music: at the age of 6 he started playing drums and at the age of 2 started singing along with the Beatles. His mother Frances Howard Darby is a Gospel singer. Sananda spent his childhood living all over America, including stints in New York, Chicago, New Jersey and Florida, where he graduated at Deland High School and where he was a member of the group ‘Modernaires’. Back in those years he also boxed and won the Golden Gloves Title in 1980. He entered The University of Central Florida in Orlando, studying Journalism but left after 1 year to became a US soldier for the U.S. Army and was sent to Germany (in the same regiment that Elvis Presley also earlier served in).

After 3 years of military life, Sananda dropped it to dedicate himself fully to his real passion: the music. He became the lead singer of ‘The Touch’ a self contained German band. In 1986 moved to London and in 1987 his debut album: “Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby” came out and gave him international fame. The album, published in 1987 sold more than 3 million copies the day of its release, and more than 12 millions all over the world. It is remembered for the hits: "If You Let Me Stay" "Wishing Well", "Dance Little Sister", "Sign Your Name" and made Sananda win a Grammy Award on March 1988 as Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male. In June 1988 Sananda was portrayed on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine and got a nomination as “Top International Newcomer”at the British Awards. In 1989he got 3 Nominations at the International Rock Awards as: Best Album (“Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby”), Best Single (“Wishing Well”), and Best New Artist. This will be the last time he received major record companies support, as after the success of this initial project the record company that he was signed to, Columbia, was bought by Sony.


The artistic path of Sananda, after his tremendous international success, continued with his second project: “Neither Fish Nor Flesh” published in 1989. The album for his advanced and modern sonorities is still used nowadays in places like Japan as a medical therapy to assist patients in coma and other brain related traumas. In 1991 Sananda moved to Los Angeles and published in 1993 his third album: “Symphony or Damn”. This amazing album contains famous hits, such as "Frankie and Johnny" (soundtrack of the so called movie with Michelle Pfeiffer and Al Pacino, “Frankie and Johnny”), the album is also well known for the songs "Delicate", “She kissed me” and “Let her down easy”. In 1995 “Vibrator”, his fourth project, is released. The album, as was the previous project “Symphony or Damn”, was fully recorded and produced by the artist at the Monasteryo in Los Angeles, Sananda’s home studio and was followed by a world tour from 1995 to 1996. In those years Sananda also wrote several sound-tracks for Hollywood films (FRANKIE & JOHNNY; PRET-A-PORTER; THE FAN; BEVERLY HILLS COP III; THE PROMISED LAND; SHAKE, RATTLE & ROLL; LOVE BEAT THE HELL OUTTA ME), and also worked as an actor in 1998 in "Clubland” and in 1999 as Jackie Wilson for CBS mini-series "Shake, Rattle & Roll".


On June 12th 1999 he played with INXS for Sydney’s Olympic Stadium Opening concert. In 2000 his fifth album “WildCard!” is ready and will be no longer released with his label CBS then Sony Music, which
published his previous albums, but released as an independent artist. Sananda in the same year left America for Munich – Germany. After a first free download release on the official website

www.sanandamaitreya.com in 2001 “WildCard!” is released with the artist independent label and Universal distribution in Germany, Italy and Japan. The Album got very positive reviews by the critics and contains the singles: “O Divina”, “Saying about you” and “What Shall I Do”.





Year 2001 is a very important one for Sananda, that on Oct 4th legalized his new name, Sananda Maitreya, and dropped his previous artistic name Terence Trent D’Arby, although privately and to his friends he has been Sananda since 1995. In December 2001 he played in Rome for the Concerto in Vaticano 2001 and met Pope John Paul II. In 2002 he moved to Milano, Italy where he re-released his fifth album in “WildCard! The Jokers’ Edition” and changed few tracks, the album is distributed independently all over the world. In 2002 and 2003 there is another world tour with more than 30 concerts to introduce the new album, there are some very important festivals and also U.S. TV shows such as the “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” and the “Orlando Jones Show” in L.A.



On June 30th 2003 Sananda got married for the first time in Assisi, in Saint Frances Basilica with Francesca Francone Maitreya, an Italian architect and anchor-woman, and also a long time friend since 1995. After the WildCard! World Tour Sananda started recording his sixth project, his very first to be fully recorded in Italy.



In Florence in April 2003 Sananda recorded “Daddy can I have a war?” and “She knows I’m leaving”, two songs dedicated to soldiers of the war in Iraq, after he continued the project in Milano. Sananda initially released the album in chapters and then in the mastered version: on June 29th 2005 “Angels & Vampires –Volume I” and April 29th 2006 “Angels & Vampires – Volume II”. "Angels & Vampires" is available at the ecommerce of the official website and has 40 new songs with one exception, the cover of “Angie” an homage to The Rolling Stones.



On October 19th 2007 the album will be released as a 2 CD Limited Edition with TREEHOUSE PUBLISHING.

The style of the album is Post Millennium Rock, its main elements are heart and soul, its nature is passion, courage and curiosity and it acknowledges no rules but the goal to lead the listener back to his heart, to provoke his mind and re-approach him to his true feelings. Sananda played all instruments in the recording and personally wrote, arranged, produced and performed the whole album with Treehouse Publishing.

He also made two video clips of “Bella faccina” and “South Side Run”, recorded in HD format.

Multi-platinum artist Sananda Maitreya is currently promoting "Angels
& Vampires" with his Italian 2 men orchestra, “the Nudge Nudge”: Nik ‘The Sticks’ Taccori on Drums and Enea ‘il Conte’ Bardi on bass. He played at the Blue Note Milano and at Viper Theatre in Firenze.



From October 27th 2007 Sananda will be on tour with his “ANGELS &
VAMPIRES TOUR 2007” with 11 concerts in Europe: www.sanandamaitreya.com/concerts.html



His collaborations with Hollywood films continue, three hits are in fact inside the movie “Knocked Up” directed by Judd Apatow.



Sananda has been an internet presence since the late ‘90s and was one of the fist major artist to add credibility to the current explosion and acceptance of the internet music communication and Mp3. His model of communication and trading has been quietly adopted by many individual artists, new and established, as well as some labels themselves. He believed all along that the internet would be his path to true musical freedom, without in his words, “the usual gains and compromises”. His vision of Post Millennium Rock is music free of restrictions and marketing pressures.


In October 2007 Sananda also started recording his latest project: “Nigor Mortis ® - A Critical Mass” .The first chapter: ‘Dying is Easy (it is convincing your creditors that you are dead that is hard)’, with 5 new songs was released on October 10th in MP3 format from the official website:

www.sanandamaitreya.com/e...mortis.php
"Let love be your perfect weapon..." ~~Andy Biersack
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Reply #37 posted 05/26/08 5:51pm

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Funny, a possible chapter title for my next group of songs ESCAPE FROM NIGGER ISLAND !Yes, I know what it is like to be a part of what the Government would never admit was a mind control program, specifically to undermine the political activism and vision of its Black community. More men from this portion of my bloodlines have been killed by Jesus than actually healed and raised by him, at least the 'HIM' given to us to worship at the expense of loving and worshipping our own God given divinity/humanity. Christianity (its Protestant division, esp.)often asks us to surrender our physical identity and the truth of its nature, to denude us of our full manhood, and 'docilize' the fuck out of us. We are tampered with and then given a deferred promise of someone else's idea of Heaven. Just love God and lose the 'steps that lead to him', which is where the game is.There are no 'steps'.He is with you, or he is not. No middle ground exists. And if he is not with you, you may be even better off than you think....

Sananda !
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Reply #38 posted 05/26/08 8:46pm

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mushy over this threrad
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