Title: Atom Seed - Happy
Description: From the Dead Happy EP, their last release. As requested by telemetal.

Title: Atom Seed - Rebel
Description: That this band never became as big as FNM, The Chillis or even just Extreme is just criminal. Great songs and superb live they should've been huge. Thanks to http://www.sacktrick.com/atomseed/ for the pix.If you want to learn more about the band or hear and download unreleased songs head over to them and see what you're missing.

Title: Iron Maiden Brighter Than A Thousand Suns
Description: Very good song by Iron Maiden called "Brighter Than A Thousand Suns" from their last album A Matter Of Life And Death. Enjoy !!! We are not the sons of God We are not his chosen people now We have crossed the path he trod We will feel the pain of his beginning Shadow fingers rise above Iron fingers stab the desert sky Oh Behold the power of man On its tower ready for the fall Knocking heads together well Rise a city build a living hell Join the race to suicide Listen for the tolling of the bell Out of the universe a strange love is born Unholy union trinity reformed Yellow sun it's evil twin In the black the wings deliver him We will split our souls within Atom seed to nuclear dust is riven Out of the universe a strange love is born Unholy union, trinity reformed Out of the darkness Brighter than a thousand suns Out of the darkness Brighter than a thousand suns Out of the darkness Brighter than a thousand suns Out of the darkness Brighter than a thousand suns Bury your morals and bury your dead Bury your head in the sand E=mc squared you can relate how we made God With our hands Whatever would Robert have said to his God About how we made war with the sun E=mc squared you can relate how we made God With our hands All the nations are rising Through acid veils of love and hate Chain letters of Satan Uncertainty leads us all to this All the nations are rising Through acid veils of love and hate Cold fusion and fury Divide and conquer while ye may Others preach and others fall and pray In the bunkers where we'll die There the executioners they lie Bombers launch whit no recall Minutes warning of the missile fall Take a look at your last sky Guessing you won't have the time to cry Out of the universe a strange love is born Unholy union, trinity reformed Out of the darkness Out of the darkness Out of the darkness Brighter than a thousand suns Out of the darkness Brighter than a thousand suns Out of the darkness Brighter than a thousand suns Out of the darkness Brighter than a thousand suns Holy Father we have sinned Up the IRONS!!! Let me know what song should I upload in the same way.

Title: Funkasourus - Atom Seed (Solo Remix)
Description: http://disturbedbeats.blogspot.com

Title: AMV - Creamy Mami - Atom and His Package - Seed Song
Description: Anime Music Video

Title: seed
Description: video from a 1995 dance performance of seed. music composed and photography by christopher north. violin performed by netta hadari

Title: fsr music
Description: "dont make me kick your ass" by fsr go to www.futuristicsexrobotz.com to download for free Lyrics: Recycle Bin: y'all can't fuck with the Spit Yo-Yo Mafia, SR: with FSR, we're double teamin' ya, Coaxke: your shit will be owned when the game concludes, B'Dog: like you spent every round lookin at Bea Arthur nudes Coaxke: I stuck you, motherfucker, oh, stick stick, god damn! Recycle Bin: God damn! Recycle Bin: clockin headshots like they're goin' out of style, leave you and your homies in a big ass pile, dual M6Cs cause I roll like John Woo, sprayin' hot lead, have you screamin' "What? Who?" Coaxke's got that Plasma/BR55 hit, kill ya hella fast, so we call him "green shit," B'Dog's round the corner, M90 ready cocked, not close enough? Grenades steady stocked, (B'Dog: Haha, I stuck you!) SR's bustin domes on that crazy sniper scene, Yo, Coaxke, what's Killtacular mean? Coaxke: Like that thing you do with underage teens! Recycle Bin: Four in a row, four seconds between Coaxke: elite at this shit since Marathon, ten fuckin' years, killin' ya where you spawn, look at you, flyin' in your fly banshee, rocket locked on, you're next in my spree, work some green shit, take you out in one shot, you'll die screamin' "They're everywhere!" while I drop it like it's hot, all them snot-nosed brats, you best beware, Halo ain't for those without pubic hairs B'Dog: rollin' through your base with the biggest gun I got, not so I can shoot you, I won't even use one shot, won't find a secret entrance, I'll come through the parking lot, and jam the handle way up into your expansion slot, won't fuckin know what hit you when I come out to play, Assassin's what they call me, but the middle name's Melee, the Mafia is comin' and we're here to fuckin stay, flamin' ninjas all around you and your homies, we will slay, y'all got killers in the streets, we got killers in the trees, and before you know what hit you, you'll be fallin' to your knees, and when you're kneelin' down there, you may as well suck deez, to buy you time before we turn your body to swiss cheese SR: FSR, back up in your ass, step off the flag, or you'll catch a rocket blast, mag in hand, I'll be blastin' your man, push his wig back, while I'm makin' a dick scan, watch your back, cause I creep up from behind, sword in hand and - you're mine, leave your bitch screamin' for my non-dairy creamer, psych, I'm just gonna drop a Brute steamer, I ain't got time to bleed, Frag Dollz, they be catchin' my seed, dots on your dome, rock Predator style, pussy big as a house, my dick's long as a mile Recycle Bin: like an ill ninja with atomic bombs, up in your base all day long, the homies cleared it out so, "Bomb Armed!" round over, screamin' "It's just luck!" but we ain't got that clover, jacked your flag like code for Half Life 2, from all directions so you don't know what to do, rollin' in a new M12G1, (Coaxke: Sittin on some dubs!) if you grab it through the floor, your ass better run, S-double-Y-M, chillin' with your mom, rocket up your ass, like a session with your domme, say you could own, if the pistol had a scope? that shit got balanced, so you best learned to cope, we got our skills from Marathon, son, (Recycle Bin: Yeah, motherfucker!) bitch all you want, the game's already won (Coaxke: Oh! Oh, damn!) GAME OVER!

Title: University of Florida, Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress
Description: http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/spec/archome/MIC28.htm University of Florida Archives Moving Image Collection Production number 28 Production title: Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress Production date: ca. 1962 Color/Sound Total running time: 00:28:17 Producer: Douglas Martin Photography: Bill Breeze Narrator: Dr. Lester Hale Music: U of F Department of Music Available in VHS, DVD, and Sony DV-cam. Derived from 16 mm film. Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress is a promotional film about the nuclear science programs at the University of Florida. The film begins with the introduction by Governor Farris Bryant and then proceeds to show the various research applications of nuclear science in the fields of medicine, energy and agriculture. Safety precautions are also covered. The film depicts various labs, lab equipment, and an irradiator. Contents 0:00 Blank 0:16 State flag 0:21 Governor Farris Bryant seated at a desk. He speaks and mentions the value of nuclear science and the lead that the State of Florida has taken in this field. 1:57 The title of the film appears and then the name of Dr. George K. Davis, Director of Nuclear Activities and a list of others who assisted in the production of the film 2:40 Various lab scenes, equipment, and lab workers are shown 3:10 J. Hillis Miller Health Center building. Nuclear medicine is mentioned as being most important. 3:29 Lab with a woman in a white lab coat getting something from a cabinet 3:55 A woman (patient) drinks out of a cup containing radioactive iodine 131 in water. Scanning machine is shown being used on the patient while a lab technician or doctor stands to the side. 4:34 Scanned image is shown from which a diagnosis will be made 4:42 Exterior of Animal Nutrition Laboratory building 4:50 Biology lab with equipment and lab researchers shown in a sequence with verbal explanations of an amino acid study 6:30 Morestein Column shown with a researcher pouring a solution into the top 8:17 Sequence of a research study of barley - what would take place if a nuclear attack 9:34 Irradiator on UF campus shown from above 9:51 Drawing of a model of the irradiator 10:03 Barley seeds shown sprouting through the use of time lapse photography. Stunted growth of seeds irradiated shown 10:35 Van de Graaff accelerator shown Man in a lab coat Nose cone applied to accelerator 11:56 Repeat of nose cone being applied - a flaw in the film 12:03 Radiation chemistry with lab scene, beakers, test tubes 13:25 Irradiation cell shown 14:17 Nuclear fission lab Chalk board with diagrams 14:50 Radiation chamber shown 16:00 Reactor 16:05 Men in lab coats working with reactor 17:22 Neutron flux study with reactor in operation 18:25 Slide rule shown 18:37 Mechanical hands being used to work with various items 19:42 Mechanical hands draw the letters UF on a piece of paper 19:49 Reactor shown again and a lab worker 20:31 Linear Electron Accelerator and various scenes in the control room 21:39 Radiation committee seated at a table - discuss safety factors 22:25 Radiation control officer shown. His job is to oversee all areas and check them for possible radiation hazards as sink areas, floor coverings, exhaust fans and ducts, radioactive waste materials 23:51 Geiger counter - shown being checked for proper function 24:09 Radiation detector - smears taken from different areas and then checked 24:49 Radiation control officer looks into a large freezer chest which houses part of the radiation detector. 25:29 Detecting equipment shown 26:27 Fountain pen sized docimeter shown 26:39 Caption: George K. Davis, Dir. of Nuclear Activities, University of Florida 26:45 Dr. Davis is shown seated at a desk with book cases behind him. He speaks about the nuclear science program. 27:53 State flag shown 28:00 Century Tower (top part) shown silhouetted 28:17 End of film

Title: University of Florida, Adapting the Atom, part 3
Description: http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/spec/archome/MIC28.htm University of Florida Archives Moving Image Collection Production number 28 Production title: Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress Production date: ca. 1962 Color/Sound Total running time: 00:28:17 Producer: Douglas Martin Photography: Bill Breeze Narrator: Dr. Lester Hale Music: U of F Department of Music Available in VHS, DVD, and Sony DV-cam. Derived from 16 mm film. Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress is a promotional film about the nuclear science programs at the University of Florida. The film begins with the introduction by Governor Farris Bryant and then proceeds to show the various research applications of nuclear science in the fields of medicine, energy and agriculture. Safety precautions are also covered. The film depicts various labs, lab equipment, and an irradiator. Contents 0:00 Blank 0:16 State flag 0:21 Governor Farris Bryant seated at a desk. He speaks and mentions the value of nuclear science and the lead that the State of Florida has taken in this field. 1:57 The title of the film appears and then the name of Dr. George K. Davis, Director of Nuclear Activities and a list of others who assisted in the production of the film 2:40 Various lab scenes, equipment, and lab workers are shown 3:10 J. Hillis Miller Health Center building. Nuclear medicine is mentioned as being most important. 3:29 Lab with a woman in a white lab coat getting something from a cabinet 3:55 A woman (patient) drinks out of a cup containing radioactive iodine 131 in water. Scanning machine is shown being used on the patient while a lab technician or doctor stands to the side. 4:34 Scanned image is shown from which a diagnosis will be made 4:42 Exterior of Animal Nutrition Laboratory building 4:50 Biology lab with equipment and lab researchers shown in a sequence with verbal explanations of an amino acid study 6:30 Morestein Column shown with a researcher pouring a solution into the top 8:17 Sequence of a research study of barley - what would take place if a nuclear attack 9:34 Irradiator on UF campus shown from above 9:51 Drawing of a model of the irradiator 10:03 Barley seeds shown sprouting through the use of time lapse photography. Stunted growth of seeds irradiated shown 10:35 Van de Graaff accelerator shown Man in a lab coat Nose cone applied to accelerator 11:56 Repeat of nose cone being applied - a flaw in the film 12:03 Radiation chemistry with lab scene, beakers, test tubes 13:25 Irradiation cell shown 14:17 Nuclear fission lab Chalk board with diagrams 14:50 Radiation chamber shown 16:00 Reactor 16:05 Men in lab coats working with reactor 17:22 Neutron flux study with reactor in operation 18:25 Slide rule shown 18:37 Mechanical hands being used to work with various items 19:42 Mechanical hands draw the letters UF on a piece of paper 19:49 Reactor shown again and a lab worker 20:31 Linear Electron Accelerator and various scenes in the control room 21:39 Radiation committee seated at a table - discuss safety factors 22:25 Radiation control officer shown. His job is to oversee all areas and check them for possible radiation hazards as sink areas, floor coverings, exhaust fans and ducts, radioactive waste materials 23:51 Geiger counter - shown being checked for proper function 24:09 Radiation detector - smears taken from different areas and then checked 24:49 Radiation control officer looks into a large freezer chest which houses part of the radiation detector. 25:29 Detecting equipment shown 26:27 Fountain pen sized docimeter shown 26:39 Caption: George K. Davis, Dir. of Nuclear Activities, University of Florida 26:45 Dr. Davis is shown seated at a desk with book cases behind him. He speaks about the nuclear science program. 27:53 State flag shown 28:00 Century Tower (top part) shown silhouetted 28:17 End of film

Title: University of Florida, Adapting the Atom, part 2
Description: http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/spec/archome/MIC28.htm University of Florida Archives Moving Image Collection Production number 28 Production title: Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress Production date: ca. 1962 Color/Sound Total running time: 00:28:17 Producer: Douglas Martin Photography: Bill Breeze Narrator: Dr. Lester Hale Music: U of F Department of Music Available in VHS, DVD, and Sony DV-cam. Derived from 16 mm film. Adapting the Atom to Florida Progress is a promotional film about the nuclear science programs at the University of Florida. The film begins with the introduction by Governor Farris Bryant and then proceeds to show the various research applications of nuclear science in the fields of medicine, energy and agriculture. Safety precautions are also covered. The film depicts various labs, lab equipment, and an irradiator. Contents 0:00 Blank 0:16 State flag 0:21 Governor Farris Bryant seated at a desk. He speaks and mentions the value of nuclear science and the lead that the State of Florida has taken in this field. 1:57 The title of the film appears and then the name of Dr. George K. Davis, Director of Nuclear Activities and a list of others who assisted in the production of the film 2:40 Various lab scenes, equipment, and lab workers are shown 3:10 J. Hillis Miller Health Center building. Nuclear medicine is mentioned as being most important. 3:29 Lab with a woman in a white lab coat getting something from a cabinet 3:55 A woman (patient) drinks out of a cup containing radioactive iodine 131 in water. Scanning machine is shown being used on the patient while a lab technician or doctor stands to the side. 4:34 Scanned image is shown from which a diagnosis will be made 4:42 Exterior of Animal Nutrition Laboratory building 4:50 Biology lab with equipment and lab researchers shown in a sequence with verbal explanations of an amino acid study 6:30 Morestein Column shown with a researcher pouring a solution into the top 8:17 Sequence of a research study of barley - what would take place if a nuclear attack 9:34 Irradiator on UF campus shown from above 9:51 Drawing of a model of the irradiator 10:03 Barley seeds shown sprouting through the use of time lapse photography. Stunted growth of seeds irradiated shown 10:35 Van de Graaff accelerator shown Man in a lab coat Nose cone applied to accelerator 11:56 Repeat of nose cone being applied - a flaw in the film 12:03 Radiation chemistry with lab scene, beakers, test tubes 13:25 Irradiation cell shown 14:17 Nuclear fission lab Chalk board with diagrams 14:50 Radiation chamber shown 16:00 Reactor 16:05 Men in lab coats working with reactor 17:22 Neutron flux study with reactor in operation 18:25 Slide rule shown 18:37 Mechanical hands being used to work with various items 19:42 Mechanical hands draw the letters UF on a piece of paper 19:49 Reactor shown again and a lab worker 20:31 Linear Electron Accelerator and various scenes in the control room 21:39 Radiation committee seated at a table - discuss safety factors 22:25 Radiation control officer shown. His job is to oversee all areas and check them for possible radiation hazards as sink areas, floor coverings, exhaust fans and ducts, radioactive waste materials 23:51 Geiger counter - shown being checked for proper function 24:09 Radiation detector - smears taken from different areas and then checked 24:49 Radiation control officer looks into a large freezer chest which houses part of the radiation detector. 25:29 Detecting equipment shown 26:27 Fountain pen sized docimeter shown 26:39 Caption: George K. Davis, Dir. of Nuclear Activities, University of Florida 26:45 Dr. Davis is shown seated at a desk with book cases behind him. He speaks about the nuclear science program. 27:53 State flag shown 28:00 Century Tower (top part) shown silhouetted 28:17 End of film

Title: Music In Reality
Description: A study which compares and contrasts the various forms of music the the 1970's era and compares them to populor songs made in the Present. I am sure you will find this film interesting yet entertaining. Please excuse any misspellings. I worked hard the production of this viewing masterpiece. I will not only inspire you but sow the seeds of intellect into your mind.

Title: Sting - Straight to my heart
Description: Straight to my heart Well in a hundred years from now They will attempt to tell us how A scientific means to bliss Will supercede the human kiss A sub atomic chain Will maybe galvanize your brain A biochemic trance Will eliminate romance But why ever should we care When there are arrows in the air Formed by lovers ancient art That go straight to my heart A future sugar coated pill Would give our lovers time to kill I think theyre working far too much For the redundancy of touch But what will make me yours Are a millions deadly spores Formed by lovers ancient art That go straight to my heart Come into my door Be the light of my life Come into my door Youll never have to sweep the floor Come into my door Be the light of my life Come into my door Come and be my wife Ill be true. to no one but you If its a future would we fear We have tomorrows seeds right here For you can hold them in your hand Or let them fall into the sand But if our love is pure The only thing of which were sure Then you can play your part And fly straight to my heart If I should seek immunity And love you with impunity Then the only thing to do Is for me to pledge myself to you But they only dealt one card So for me it is not hard Youre the bright star in my chart You go straight to my heart Come into my door Be the light of my life Come into my door Youll never have to sweep the floor Come into my door Be the light of my life Come into my door Come and be my wife Ill be true. to no one but you Lyrics: www.lyricsfreak.com

Title: Deep House Music: Armand Van Helden - U Don't Know Me
Description: The Cosmic Lounge presents Deep House Music: 'U Don't Know Me' by Armand Van Helden feat. Duane Harden. "Armand Van Helden is a house music artist and music remixer whose biggest commercial successes came from his remixes of the 1996 Tori Amos song "Professional Widow", which reached the top of the UK singles chart, and his own track "You Don't Know Me" which was Number 1 in the UK in January 1999. Van Helden was born in Boston in 1970 to a Dutch-Indonesian father and a French-Lebanese mother, but travelled around the world as a child spending time in the Netherlands, Turkey and Italy, as his father was a member of the US Air Force. At the age of thirteen, he bought a drum machine and started DJing two years later. He returned to Boston in 1988 but also moonlighted as a DJ in Boston clubs. He attended Boston University. He quit his legal review job in 1989 to work as a remixer/producer for Mega-Mixx Productions DJ Remix Service (co-founded by his long time manager, Neil Petricone) where he reworked and re-edited a number of club records for the DJ-only service, including Shawn Christopher's "Another Sleepless Night." He also took up an occupancy at 'The Loft', Boston's leading nightclub. Mega-Mixx's success was short lived. Mismanagement brought the company to a halt in early 1991. Later that year, he and Petricone, along with founding A&R coordinator, Tony Zeoli, launched X-Mix Productions, a similar DJ Remix service, which still exists today (http://www.xmix.com). Catching the attention of legendary Strictly Rhythm and Nervous Records A&R guru, Glady Pizarro, in 1992 Van Helden released his first official single "Stay On My Mind" under the psuedonym Deep Creed, through Nervous Records. In the early 90's, he also released singles on X-Mix sister label, AV8 and DV8 Recordings (The DV8 name was owned by X-Mix until it was purchased by A&M Records). The Pirates of the Caribbean EP on AV8 is a little known, but widely sought after out of print 12" vinyl recording. There were a few hip hop EP's released on AV8 as well. He released "Move It To the Left" (credited to Sultans of Swing) in 1992 on the Strictly Rhythm label, which became a moderate club hit. His first track to make the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart was "Witch Doktor" which made the top 5 in 1994. The success of "Witch Doktor" led to opportunities to remix acts such as The Real McCoy ("Another Night", New Order ("Bizarre Love Triangle"), Blondie ("Atomic), Capella ("U Got To Know"), Lightning Seeds ("Jackie Lucky"), Deep Forest ("Marta's Song"), Jimmy Somerville ("Heartbeat"), Deee-Lite ("Dewdrops In The Garden") and Faithless ("Insomnia"). However, it was the "Professional Widow" remix that established him and became a dance hit around the world as well as a number one hit in the UK. Unfortunately, Van Helden did not receive a penny for this mix as he presented it uncommissioned, and thus was not entitled to compensation. However, it led to work remixing The Rolling Stones, Janet Jackson, Britney Spears and Puff Daddy as well as Daft Punk and the Sneaker Pimps, and adding to his reputation as one of the world's top house musicians." http://www.last.fm/music/Armand+Van+Helden

Title: Death Note- Light''s Beginning
Description: Something I found off the net

Title: Visual Perception
Description: Inspired by: All that I see. Music & Video by bludolf Music recorded in 432hz Will be available for free download soon at: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/defau... about this video: Visual: In my minds eye Sunflower: Seeds of change In my garden: My world Eyes: Attract light Hands: Creativity Universe: Pillars of Creation Atoms: All that matter What made this video: Consciousness Covered Eyes: Inner dismay/Closed World Love to all.