Marcel Vaid (*1967) works as a musician (guitar) musicproducer and composer for film. Filmmusic for over 80 feature films worldwide. Head of the electro-acoustic collective «Superterz», numberous Tours in Japan and Europe. Marcel Vaid’s most important goal is to develop an individual language and a discreet soundscape for every film.

Let Tear us Apart was born as a progressive rock studio album of the Italian band Instant Curtain. The obsessive arpeggios weave embroidery and the mellotron stretches its veil while the bass pulsates and dances. A synchronous of drums accompanies Hammond’s scales as the distortions of guitars warm up like a mother’s caress. Trapped imperfect mechanisms screech announcing “beyond music there is destiny, beyond destiny there is music!”. When everything is silent, the aftertaste of a past that returns from a dimensional fracture remains. Timeless times shine by illuminating the way in the treatment of sounds, in the use of electronics and in the freshness of these nine tracks, ready to seduce a large group of rock lovers in all its contemporary shades.

Not a greatest-hits album (like he was shooting for hits) nor a thoroughgoing anthology of Paquito D'Rivera's Columbia period (only the first five of his seven albums are covered), the word "taste" is an intriguing choice, though at 74 minutes the CD is a bit more than just a taste. But then, since Sony has done a real number on his catalog by not reissuing those first five albums, A Taste is all that CD buyers can sample from Paquito's first American recordings.

#KingButch—hashtag proudly attached—is the title of Butcher Brown’s soon-to-be top-trending album, the eighth in the band’s up-from-the-roots legacy, and their first with Concord Records, on the Concord Jazz imprint.

Max Roach's post-Clifford Brown ensembles became more experimental down the road, but this 1960 band, with the brothers Tommy and Stanley Turrentine, and Julian Priester, was short-lived, very satisfying, and one of the most memorable combos the drummer led. Continuing to concentrate on hard bop themes, the band is hardly quiet as the title would suggest. It perhaps could be said that this band was a sleeper in not being as recognized as the superior collective talent would indicate. Perhaps the obscure bassist Bob Boswell has something to do with it, or that the front line would find their niches in jazz well past their membership in this fine combo…

As the title implies, Individually & Collectively (1972) contains both ensemble as well as solo efforts from the 5th Dimension's Lamonte McLemore, Ron Townson, Billy Davis, Jr., Marilyn McCoo, and Florence LaRue. However, this was certainly not the first time that the combo had ventured away from lush five-part harmonies in favor of spotlighting the members' specific talents.

Film, television, and video game music composer Daniel Pemberton got his start in avant-garde and ambient electronic music, influenced as a teenager by statuesque electronic artists such as Jean Michel Jarre, Tomita, and Vangelis. Pemberton began collecting keyboard gear at an early age and wrote a tips column for a video game magazine to earn enough money for increasingly high-end equipment. He also began recording his own compositions, and passed a tape on to Mixmaster Morris at one of his gigs. When word (as well as additional tapes) continued to spread, Pemberton recorded his debut album, Bedroom, which gained release in late 1994 for Pete Namlook's highly collectible Fax Records. The Mixmaster Morris connection also led to work for Coldcut's Ninja Tune label, including a DJ Vadim remix released on the latter's U.S.S.R. Reconstruction LP.

Schubert's Ninth Symphony ("The Great") was a particular favorite of George Szell. He performed it frequently with the Cleveland Orchestra during his tenure as music director, and it remained a staple of his repertoire throughout his long career. Szell recorded the work twice with the Cleveland.

Il fegato, il nostro organo più grande, è anche il più trascurato. Ed è un peccato, perché è soprattutto grazie a lui che possiamo vivere più a lungo e in buona salute! Questo vero supereroe "multitasking" è facile da proteggere perché ha una capacità unica: quella di rigenerarsi. Basta saperlo aiutare… Questo libro appassionante e chiaro, basato sulle ultime scoperte della ricerca medica, ci insegna a proteggere il nostro fegato con preziosi consigli pratici e ci rivela tutti i suoi poteri nascosti.