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Janet Jackson's "again" from her 1993 Janet album.

From "Come Hell Or High Water" record, performed in 1993, just before Blackmore announced his decision to leave the band. With a powerful drum solo from Paice... Liked this clip? Support them by buying the original DVD; http://www.amazon.com/Deep-Purple-Come-Hell-Water/dp/B00005NNSM/ref=sr_1_6/102-5931172-1143356?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1188432879&sr=1-6

Music video by Nirvana performing About A Girl: 1993/Live On MTV Unplugged with Beth McCarthy, Alex Coletti (C) 1994 Geffen Records

Music video by B.B. King performing The Thrill Is Gone: 1993/Live At B.B. King's Blues Club, Blues Summit with Steve Purcell, Antony Payne, Lynn Rabren, Melissa Gearhart, Ned Hall, Elliot Scheiner (C) 1995 Geffen Records

Live 1993.

So Young is a very artistic video, where we get to see Bernie hugging his guitar, and we can see some young people too... Source: essentialsuede.com

Their video for Animal Nitrate was banned for showing 2 guys kissing. They must perform in front of a red curtain, to which one of them was allergic! Source: essentialsuede.com

Jimmy V gives a great speech during the 1993 ESPY awards

Maya Angelou reading her poem "On the Pulse of Morning" at the 1993 presidential inauguration of Bill Clinton. Audio gets a little out of sync early on but only lasts around 10 seconds.

Blind Melon - No Rain From the Album "Blind Melon" Release date: 1993 Capitol Records

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this is strictly for "nostalgic purposes" ;) have fun RIP Michael Crichton(1942 - 2008) http://movieblog.ugo.com/index.php/movieblog/more/michael_crichton_1942_2008/ RIP Stan Winston (1946 2008) http://tinyurl.com/5hj8gb

Metal Mickey shows the band playing in a room and a young street girl getting picked by a sort of pimp [I think :)] from a butcher's shop. Source: essentialsuede.com

Music video by Nirvana performing All Apologies: 1993/Live On MTV Unplugged with Beth McCarthy, Jon Vesey (C) 1993 Geffen Records

A gay/HIV & AIDS themed movie. Starring Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington.

Jimmy Valvano's 1993 ESPY Speech. "Don't give up, don't ever give up." The V Foundation for Cancer Research was founded in 1993 by ESPN and the late Jim Valvano, legendary North Carolina State basketball coach and ESPN commentator. Since 1993, The Foundation has raised more than $70 million to fund cancer research grants nationwide. It awards 100 percent of all new direct cash donations and net proceeds of events directly to cancer research and related programs. The Foundation, which has received five consecutive top 4-star ratings from Charity Navigator, awards grants through a competitive awards process strictly supervised by a Scientific Review Committee. For more information on The V Foundation or to make a donation, please visit www.jimmyv.org.

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UB40's Lead Singer Releases Solo Album Running Free, the new album from UB40's frontman Ali Campbell, is a reggae-soul-pop tour de force. It features The World's Greatest Rhythm Section, Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare, collaborations with some legendary singers and musicians, several sublime cover versions, and the unique voice and songwriting excellence of Mr Red Red Wine himself. With so many famous names on the record, and so many great songs, both originals and covers, Running Free, only Ali's second solo album (the follow-up to 1995's Big Love), is bound to dominate the airwaves on its release. There will even be a duet concert next year at the Royal Albert Hall guest-starring the various singers who appeared on the album, while every one of the artists has been filmed for a special 'Making Of' documentary for TV broadcast later this year. Talking of Red Red Wine, Running Free is the natural successor to UB40's best-loved album, the appropriately titled Labour Of Love, on which Birmingham's finest covered songs by their musical idols in their own inimitable style. On Running Free, Ali goes one better by inviting his musical idols to sing with him. "They were a joy to work with," says Ali of his team-ups with soul icon Smokey Robinson and reggae giants Aston "Family Man" Barrett and Ernest Ranglin. It's not surprising that Ali is so enthused: "This is a classic party record with great people on it," he says. "And it's a bunch of great songs." True enough, every track on Running Free has something to offer, whether it's partnerships with some of music's all-time greats or collaborations with no less talented though relative newcomers from all areas of the contemporary music scene such as Mick Hucknall, Bitty McLean, Beverley Knight, Lemar and Katie Melua. And each track, recorded at Jamaica's Anchor studio and Eden in West London, is filled with melodic delights. There's the version of Johnny Nash's 1968 Top 5 hit, Hold Me Tight, whose infectious skank has already been wowing audiences across Europe. I'll Be Standing By, a cover of the Al Green song, features guest vocals from Lemar and is another superb example of lilting Lovers Rock, the contrast between the sweet vocals and tuff beats, plus the solid rhythms and crystalline production, making this one of many contenders for single release on Running Free. The title track, a faster-paced original composition, is a duet with UK soul diva Beverley Knight, and the male/female vocals work superbly well together. There are other boy-girl duets on Running Free: Cold Around My Heart is an original tune with a swooping, elegant melody. Don't Try This At Home, another original song, this one featuring Katie Melua, could also easily be lifted off the album for single release, with its infectious rhythm and pretty chord sequence. Then the men get a chance to shine. On Would I Lie To You, Bitty McLean, a former tape op at UB40's Dep International studios, helps turn the Charles & Eddie song, one of the most-admired latterday soul tunes, into a beautiful slice of lilting reggae. Hallelujah Time, the Bob Marley song, is no less than a Motown summit meeting, featuring as it does vocal contributions from Smokey Robinson and awaiting a vocal addition from Stevie Wonder . Don't Go, a version of the Drifters song that he's always wanted to cover, features Ali solo he even does the basso profundo "don't go's"! It's another great party tune. I Want One Of Those is another original composition, and shows Ali soaring gracefully over the melody. There's a version of Smokey's 1981 Number 1 smash, Being With You, this time with Mick Hucknall on the mic. Brave are the men who tackle Stevie's vintage Village Ghetto Land ¬ step forward, Aston "Family Man" Barrett, Ernest Ranglin and Don Yute, with extra toasting from the studio engineer's kids as Ali's social conscience shines through. Finally, Ali's brother Robin joins him for a poignant rendition of the Campbell boys' childhood favourite, Devoted To You by the Everly Brothers. "There was no compromise," says Ali of Running Free and the sense of freedom he enjoyed during recording. "I was in control. I was as happy as a pig in shit, working with my heroes. In fact, I haven't been this excited about a record since Labour Of Love." Ali Campbell Running Free - album release October 1st Hold Me Tight -- single release September 24th Running Free Track Listing 1. Hold Me Tight 2. I'll Be Standing By feat. Lemar 3. Running Free feat. Beverley Knight 4. Cold Around My Heart 5. Don't Try This At Home feat. Katie Melua 6. Would I Lie To You feat. Bitty McLean 7. Hallelujah Time feat. Smokey Robinson & Stevie Wonder 8. Don't Go 9. I Want One Of Those 10. Being With You feat. Mick Hucknall 11. Village Ghetto Land feat. Aston Barrett, Ernest Ranglin & Don Yute 12. Devoted To You feat. Robin Campbell http://www.alicampbell.net/

One of Frank's last interviews, conducted by NBC's Jamie Gangel for the Today Show.

A great interview with Nirvana. Watch Kurt mock MTV, eat a cookie, and deny sharing that cookie with little Frances Bean

Arturo play Classic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUhwNWzdIAc Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq3nr-njPow Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoSOteq6Vsw Part 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pvn2xy-WnmY Orchestrated http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx_06NHall8 Part 4

MJ welcomed Shaq's first visit to Chicago with one of his classic statement games. Shaq's fanfare as the next great player meant MJ had to assert his supreme dominance yet again. Having an injured shooting wrist, MJ practiced lefty jumpers before the game. But as usual, an injured MJ was usually a deadlier MJ and he broke 60 points without needing a three because his already unmatchable mid-range game was raised to absurd proportions. Unfortunately for MJ, with the game close and going to OT, Horace Grant committed a crucial turnover in the last minute which made his performance go to waste. But the statement was made.

With Hanks, who is always watchable, and Washington, who has also got a very good track record, this film was destined to be fantastic but not even I, who always has an optimistic view when it comes to movies, was ready for the impact that this film made. Tom Hanks excelled even himself with his performance as an AIDS striken homosexual who is fired from his job simply because of his condition. It is Hanks, by himself, who makes the whole scenario in the film believable. Although this is Hanks's best performance of his career, he is very closely followed by Denzel Washington who gives a perfect performance as the only lawyer who will take on the case although he is a homophobe himself. The emotional strain of the film on the audience is immense and in the later stages of the film it is almost impossible to watch because of that. The make-up which gives the impression that Hanks really does have the terrible disease is perfect and the simple yet striking direction from Jonathan Demme(The Silence Of The Lambs) make this utterly compelling viewing although at times it is very uncomfortable. All praise to everyone in the making of this beautiful film. Cast: Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington, Roberta Maxwell, Buzz Kilman, Karen Finley, Daniel Chapman, Mark Sorensen Jr., Jeffrey Williamson, Charles Glenn, Ron Vawter, Anna Deavere Smith, Stephanie Roth Haberle, Lisa Talerico, Joanne Woodward, Jason Robards. Plot Keywords: Pennsylvania, City Name In Title, Philadelphia, Male Nurse, Gay Lead Character, Bigotry, AIDS, Gay Rights, Disease, Prejudice, Homosexual, Homophobia, Medical, Terminal Illness, Gay Slur, Political, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Blockbuster, Costume Party, Gay Interest, Hospital, Lawyer, Library, Mother Son Relationship, Trial, Sexuality.

Great movie.