Title: A man called adam - Estelle
Description: A man called adam - Estelle

Title: cafe del mar volumen 1 A Man Called Adam-Estelle
Description: cafe del mar ;-)

Title: A Man Called Adam: Yachts
Description: ...

Title: Lustral: Everytime (Red Jerry Mix) ~ McIntosh 2105
Description: Lustral's track demonstrating the decibel meters on the MC-2105

Title: A Man Called Adam - Barefoot In The Head
Description: The ultimate Balearic/chill-out anthem. Produced by Steve Jones and Sally Rodgers. Associate production (whatever the hell that is) by Mat Clark and Paul Daley (who later formed Leftfield) Discogs review: "A balearic classic. Will certainly sound best heard on a summer beach at sunset, but the comfort of your own home in the chill of winter will do. The title and a lyrical tendency to messianic imagery are lifted from Brian W Aldiss' SF novel of the same name"

Title: YACHTS by coco steel & lovebomb
Description: ZENLAB YACHTS coco steel & lovebomb

Title: cafe del mar volumen 2 A Man called Adam-Easter Song
Description: cafe del mar ;-)

Title: The Garden Festival 2008 Zadar
Description: ...by day spokesman for the event said: "Anyone who came to the first Garden Festival last June will tell you that it was a complete blast! "One thousand groovers from all over Europe descended on the beautiful village of Petrcane (near Zadar) for three days and nights of no-nonsense fun and frolics. The live stage hosted some of the finest bands to spring from the soul/dance music underground scene and the club rocked till dawn with expertly laid down beats by DJs of distinction. Our philosophy is inspiring music and creative art and providing a meeting place for like minded people, from all walks of life. Get away from the fast life. Stop. Meditate. Share ideas and stories. Celebrate life, the moment and new experiences." Acts and DJs to include Nightmare On Wax, Crazy P and Cubismo (all live), plus Jazzy Jeff, Unabombers, Mr Scruff, A Man Called Adam, Faith DJs (Stuart Patterson, Terry Farley, Dave Jarvis), Sean Rowley, Kwinzola, Quantic, Joe 90, Woody, Bootsy, Bobby Beige, Deep Fried Funk DJs, Qool DJ Marv and Keb Darge. Stuart Patterson, Faith head honcho, told Club Mix: "Fancy dancing outside next to the sea to the likes of The UnaBombers, Mr Scruff, A Man Called Adam and The Faith Boys where the cost of the whole weekend is less than a round in Amnesia? Yeah? Well a few of us went to the first Garden Festival in Zadar, Croatia, last year and it comes highly recommended."

Title: Jungle Music: Leftfield - Storm 3000
Description: The Cosmic Lounge presents Jungle Music: 'Storm 3000' by Leftfield. "Leftfield were a duo of electronica artists and record producers, Paul Daley (formerly of A Man Called Adam and the The Brand New Heavies) and Neil Barnes, formed in 1989 in London, England. The pair were pioneers in the fields of intelligent dance music, being the first to fuse house music with dub and reggae. They furthermore were among the first electronic musicians to incorporate live guest vocalists, along with The Chemical Brothers. Their downtempo music style has inspired a genre which has been recognised as simply leftfield, with several charts appearing in magazines such as DJ magazine and Mixmag. The genre is also known as chillout. Appearing in massive live arenas like The Block and Glastonbury, the duo showed to its fans that their music was as strong as their sound system. Their infusion has created a splinter group inside the ardent house and dub genre followers. Prior to Leftfield, no one attempted their kind of fusion and after their innovative sounds the world of electronica was compelled to blur the lines further. Hence we have seen a strong movement toward more experimentalism from every side of the wall. Tastemakers and opinion swayers adopted Leftfield as their sign of rebellion to the norm and to sum it all Leftfield themseleves signify that very rebellion. Leftfield produced just two well-received albums, Leftism and Rhythm And Stealth, before disbanding in 2002." http://www.last.fm/music/Leftfield

Title: Genova, Italy
Description: A tour through Genova with music by A Man Called Adam ("Estelle").

Title: Lustral - Everytime [Mike Koglin Remix]
Description: "To sleep per chance to dream". Lustral is an electronic music project by Stephen Jones and Ricky Simmonds (aka The Space Brothers). The Space Brothers are UK trance music producers renowned for recording and releasing under a variety of sobriquets such as Ascension, Lamai, Chakra and Ultrahigh. In 1997 they devised the alias Lustral, under which they released the single "Everytime" on Hooj Choons. Featuring the lilting vocals of Tracy Ackerman, "Everytime" proved to be a massive club hit, largely by virtue of an atmospheric balearic trance interpretation by Nalin & Kane, who had earlier in the year enjoyed huge crossover success with the balearic "Beachball". In November 1999 "Everytime" was reissued, this time achieving greater chart success. Featuring a whole host of remixes from A Man Called Adam, Timo Maas, Mike Koglin and Way Out West. This particular version was taken from the compilation album..."Clubnights Vol. 2 - Kimball Collins".

Title: Giant 1956 James Dean, Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson trailer
Description: Giant is a 1956 drama film and was directed by George Stevens. The movie was adapted by Fred Guiol and Ivan Moffat from the novel by Edna Ferber. It stars Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson, James Dean, Carroll Baker, Jane Withers, Chill Wills, Mercedes McCambridge, Dennis Hopper, Sal Mineo, Rod Taylor and Earl Holliman. Giant was the last of James Dean's three films as a leading actor. The film earned James Dean his second and last Academy Award nomination, of three starring roles. He was killed in a car accident before Giant was released. Nick Adams was called in to do some voice-over dubbing for Dean's role. In 2005, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". From the novel by EDNA FERBER The legendary epic that's as big as Texas. Sometimes any man can be a giant...

Title: Adam Jones - Lonely Man (original)
Description: me singing and playing a song i wrote about 3 months ago called Lonely Man

Title: Chilled 1991-2008
Description: Following on from the half a million selling Anthems compilation Ministry Of Sound bring you its sister album 'Chilled'. The history of chillout music in one album, celebrating 17 years of the finest sounds from the genre. Downtempo delights from the biggest names in chill including Lemon Jelly, A Man Called Adam, Bent and Sebastian Tellier take you on a journey through years of the coolest chilled out sounds. We've fine picked the finest selection of the all time classics to bring memories flooding back and transport you in to a state of pure bliss. The tracklist highlights come in the form of The Orb 'Little Fluffy Clouds' Royksopp's 'Eple', Fatboy Slim's 'Demon's, Everything But The Girl 'Missing', Jakatta 'American Dream', William Orbit 'Barbers Adagio, The Avalanches 'Since I Left You', Jose Gonzales 'Heartbeats' and Mylo 'In My Arms'. The collection goes as far back as The Beloved's 'Sweet Harmony' right up to recent soothing sounds of Peter, Bjorn & John's 'Young Folkes'. This is the ultimate collection of laidback beats and blissed out house, the all time biggest anthems in chill. Buy The Music http://www.ministryofsound.com/Music/MusicHome.aspx

Title: A Black American - Def Poetry Jam
Description: I love being Black. I love being called Black. I love being an American. I love being a Black American, but as a Black man in this country I think it's a shame that every few years we get a change of name. Since those first ships arrived here from Africa that came across the sea there were already Black men in this country who were free. And as for those that came over here on those terrible boats, they were called niggah and slave and told what to do and how to behave. And then master started trippin' and doing his midnight tippin', down to the slave shacks where he forced he and Great-Great Grandma to be together, and if Great-Great Grandpa protested, he got tarred and feathered. And at the same time, the Black men in the country who were free, were mating with the tribes like the Apache and the Cherokee. And as a result of all that, we're a parade of every shade. And as in this late day and age, you can be sure, they ain't too many of us in this country whose bloodline is pure. But, according to a geological, geographical, genealogy study published in Time Magazine, the Black African people were the first on the scene, so for what it's worth, the Black African people were the first on earth and through migration, our characteristics started to change, and rearrange, to adapt to whatever climate we migrated to. And that's how I became me, and you became you. So, if we gonna go back, let's go all the way back, and if Adam was Black and Eve was Black, then that kind of makes it a natural fact that everybody in America is an African American. Everybody in Europe is an African European; everybody in the Orient is an African Asian and so on and so on, that is, if the origin of man is what we're gonna go on. And if one drop of Black blood makes you Black like they say, then everybody's Black anyway. So quit trying to change my identity. I'm already who I was meant to be I'm a Black American, born and raised. And brother James Brown wrote a wonderful phrase, "Say it loud, I'm Black and I'm proud! Say it loud, I'm Black and I'm proud!" Cause I'm proud to be Black and I ain't never lived in Africa, and 'cause my Great-Great Granddaddy on my Daddy's side did, don't mean I want to go back. Now I have nothing against Africa, it's where some of the most beautiful places and people in the world are found. But I've been blessed to go a lot of places in this world, and if you ask me where I choose to live, I pick America, hands down. Now, by and by, we were called Negroes, and after while, that name has vanished. Anyway, Negro is just how you say 'black' in Spanish. Then, we were called colored, but shit, everybody's one color or another, and I think it's a shame that we hold that against each other. And it seems like we reverted back to a time when being called Black was an insult, even if it was another Black man who said it, a fight would result, cause we've been so brainwashed that Black was wrong, So that even the yellow niggahs and black niggahs couldn't get along. But then, came the 1960s when we struggled and died to be called equal and Black, and we walked with pride with our heads held high and our shoulders pushed back, and Black was beautiful. But, I guess that wasn't good enough, cause now here they come with some other stuff. Who comes up with this shit anyway? Was it one, or a group of niggahs sitting around one day? Feelin' a little insecure again about being called Black and decided that African American sounded a little more exotic. Well, I think you were being a little more neurotic. It's that same mentality that got "Amos and Andy" put off the air, cause they were embarrassed about the way the character's spoke. And as a result of that action, a lot of wonderful Black actors ended up broke. When we were just laughin' and have fun about ourselves. Why you keep trying to attach yourself to a continent, where if you got the chance and you went, most people there would even claim you as one of them; as a pure bread daughter or son of them. Your heritage is right here now, no matter what you call yourself or what you say And a lot of people died to make it that way. And if you think America is a leader on inequality and suffering and grievin', how come there so many people comin' and so few leavin'? Rather than all this 'find fault with America' fuck you promotin', if you want to change something, use your privilege, get to the polls! Commence to votin'! God knows we've earned the right to be called American Americans and be free at last. And rather than you movin' forward progress, you dwelling in the past. We've struggled too long; we've come too far. Instead of focusing on who we were, let's be proud of who we are. We are the only people whose name is always a trend. When is this shit gonna end? Look at all the different colors of our skin...