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Memphis Bells (Matrix Revolutions MV)

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2007-12-17 06:27:49

Description: Brought to you by Foxes in Boxes, done by Wicked Witch and Guy This is the last of my Matrix MV trilogy all done to Prodigy songs from the "Always Out Numbered, Never Out Gunned" album. Enjoy Guy

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tay zonday "too big for you" JTD remix

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2008-04-22 10:22:35

Description: as usual i pikey other peoples stuff and remix it, this is a remix of "too big for you" by tay zonday, and "memphis o bells" by the prodigy to a random video i stumbled across - (More)

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Tags: amazing bells big chocolate for JTD memphis prodigy rain random remix shite tay too you zonday

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Mammoth

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2009-04-12 11:46:32

Description: Fun times in the mountains. Music: Norma Jean "Memphis Will be Laid to Waste" Rob Clarkson "Jingle Bells Techno Remix"

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Tags: Snow Snowmen Norma Jean Memphis Will be Laid to Waste Mammoth

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batman: hullabaloo dancers

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02:37,

2008-04-17 15:08:51

Description: HULLABALOO ***Left- MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. Icons Robert Vaughn and David McCallum*** *Host: Robert Vaughn. W/4 Tops, Supremes 1/2 hr. ep. *Host: Roger Smith. W/Beatles, Leslie Gore 1/2 (More) HULLABALOO ***Left- MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. Icons Robert Vaughn and David McCallum*** *Host: Robert Vaughn. W/4 Tops, Supremes 1/2 hr. ep. *Host: Roger Smith. W/Beatles, Leslie Gore 1/2 Hr. ep *Host: Frank Sinatra Jr./Gary Crosby. W/Judy Collins, Gary Lewis & The Playboys, Shangri-Las, Herman's Hermits 1 hr ep *Host: Dean Jones, with Astronauts "Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day", "Roll Over Beethoven" ; Gene Pitney...complete 1 hour episode #210 *Host: Alan King, w/Young Rascals "Aint Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore" w/o/c 1/2 hr. ep. #192 *Host: Paul Anka, w/Cyrcle "Red Rubber Ball", Leslie Gore "Young Love", Peter & Gordon "Woman", "Wrong From The Start" 4/11/66 COLOR 1/2 hr. *Host: Frankie Avalon, w/Hollies "Look Through Any Window", Nancy Sinatra "So Long Babe", Lola Falana, Yardbirds "I'm A Man" 12/6/65 plus: Gary & Thje Pacemakers: "I'll Be There", "It's Gonna Be Allright"; Bobby Fuller Four: "I Fought The Law", Vogues: "Five O'Clock World", Miracles: "Going To A Go Go", and more... *Host: Michael Landon, w/Byrds "Times They Are A Changin'", Jackie DeShannon "A Lifetime Of Loneliness", Chad & Jill "Cruel War", Paul Revere & The Raiders "Steppin' Out", and more. COLOR 1/2 hr. 11/29/65 *Host: Gary Lewis w/Mamas & The Papas "California Dreamin'", Dionne Warwick, Bobby Rydell "The Joker", Noel Harrison "Baby Blue and more...3/14/66 1/2 hr. PLUS: Moody Blues "Go Now, Marvelettes "Don't Mess With Bill", Turtles "You Baby", Animals "I'm Crying" GARY LEWIS & THE PLAYBOYS *Host: Jerry & Gary Lewis, w/Gary Lewis & The Playboys "Everybody Loves A Clown", Barry McGuire "Eve Of Destruction", Paul Revere And The Raiders "Ooh Poo Pah Doo", Joannie Sommers...pls more 9/20/65 1/2 hr. COLOR *Host: Sammy Davis Jr., w/Lovin' Spoonful "Do You Believe In Magic", Supremes "Nothing But Heartaches", Sonny & Cher "I Got You Babe", Strangeloves "I Want Candy", and more...9/13/65 1/2 hr. PLUS: Searchers "Love Potion #9", "What Have They Done To The Rain", Marvin Gaye "Aint That Peculiar", Dusty Springfield "Some Of Your Lovin'", Young Rascals "Good Lovin" *Host: Trini Lopez, w/Sir Douglas Quintet "She's About A Mover", Herman's Hermits "Mrs. brown", "Silhouettes", "Can't You Hear My Heartbeat", Chuck Berry "Johnny B. Goode", Four Seasons "Dawn", "Rag Doll", "Toy Soldier","Bye Bye Baby", Vikki Carr, Martha & The Vandellas "Nowhere To Run", Freddy & The Dreamers "You Were Made For Me", "Do The Freddie", Travellers three, Trini Lopez & Chuck Berry "Memphis", and more... 1 Hour episode 5/4/65 PLUS: Wayne Fontana & Mindbenders "Game Of Love", Four Tops "Something About You", Gene Pitney "Town Without Pity", Johnny Rivers "Midnight Special" ANNETTE BACKSTAGE *Host: Frankie Avalon & Annette, w/The Kinks "You Really Got Me"; "All Day And All Of The Night", Dobie Gray "In Crowd", Freddy "I Love You Baby"; "I'm Telling You Now", Sue Thompson "Paper Tiger", Annette "Chim Chim Cheree", and more. PLUS: Shangri-Las "Great Big Kiss", Animals "Bring It On Home To Me", Del Shannon "Stranger In Town", Jr. Walker "Shotgun" 2/16/65 1 Hour episode *Host: Barry McGuire, w/Kingsmen "Money", Brenda Lee "Yesterday's Gone", Rolling Stones "She Said Yeah"; "Get Off Of My Cloud", Barbara McNair "You're Gonna Love Me Baby" and more...11/15/65 *Host: Soupy Sales, w/Young Rascals "Good Lovin'", Tony & The Tigers (Feat. Hunt & Tony Sales) "Day Tripper", We Five "You Let A Love Burn Out", Remains "Diddy Wah Diddy, and more... PLUS: Marianne Faithful "As Tears Go By", Soupy Sales "The Mouse", Zombies "She's Not There, Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels "Jenny Take A Ride... *Host: David McCallum, w/Beau Brummels "Don't Talk To Strangers, Peter & Gordon "Yesterday", Brenda Lee "Rusty Bells", Animals "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place"; "Club A Go-Go", David does "Help!" and "Double-0-Soul"! 9/27/65 *Host: Chad & Jeremy, w/Outsiders "Time Won't Let Me", Joe Tex "The Love You Save", Back Porch Majority, Baby Jane Holzer, and more... PLUS: Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas "It's Gotta Last Forever"; "The Twelfth Of Never", Young Rascals "I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore", Supremes "I Hear A Symphony", Len Barry "1-2-3" 3/28/66 *Host: Herman's Hermits "Henry The VIII"; "Just A Little Bit Better", w/Lola Falana "Chicago", Lovin' Spoonful "You Didn't Have To Be So Nice", Leslie Gore "My Town"; My Guy & Me", Dick Kallman, and more...11/1/65 *Host: Petula Clark "Downtown"; "I Know A Place"; "Round Every Corner", w/Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs "Ring Dang Doo", Kim Weston, Noel Harrison "A Young Girl", Toys "Lover's Concerto", Patrick, and more... PLUS: Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames "Point Of No Return"; "Yeah, Yeah", Everly Brothers "Price Of Love", Miller-Goldberg Band "Mother Song", Bobby Goldsboro "Little Things"... *Host: Frankie Avalon, w/Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs "Wooly Bully", Barbara McNair, Hullabaloo Dancers, Peter & Gordon "True Love Ways", Joannie Sommers, Supremes "Back In My Arms Again", Byrds "Mr. Tamborine Man", and more...1 hour episode 5/11/65 PLUS: Marianne Faithful "Come Stay With Me", Little Anthony & The Imperials "Hurt So Bad", Nashville Teens "Tobacco Road", Hollies "Yes I Will" Paul Revere &The Raiders-1965 *Host: Righteous Brothers "Let The Good Times Roll",w/Paul Revere & The Raiders "Kicks", "Just Like Me", Nancy Sinatra "Boots", Bob Lind, Paul & Barry Ryan "Have Pity On The Boy", plus more...2/21/66 *Host: Leslie Uggams, w/Shangri-Las "Long Live Our Love", Barry McGuire "He's Got The Whole World In His Hands", Peter & Gordon "Woman", McCoys "Fever", and more...1/10/66 PLUS: Freddie & The Dreamers "I'm Telling You Now", "I Understand", Four Tops "Ask The Lonely", Lovin' Spoonful "Daydream", Ramsey Lewis Trio "Hang On Sloopy"... *Host: George Hamilton, w/Young Rascals "Slow Down", Lanie Kazan, Hullabaloo Dancers, Simon & Garfunkel "Homeward Bound, Mel Carter, and more...2/28/66 ROUTE 66 ICON GEORGE MAHARIS *Host: George Maharis "Teach Me Tonight"; "Something's Gotta Give"; "A World Without Sunshine"; Dylan Medley, (GREAT!), Animals "It's My Life", Dionne Warwick, Joe & Eddie, Gentrys "Keep On Dancing", and more 11/11/65 PLUS: Herman's Hermits "I'm Into Something Good"; "Can't You Hear My Heartbeat", Judy Collins "Maid Of Constant Sorrow", Impressions "Woman's Got Soul", Johnny Rivers "Memphis... *Host: Paul Anka, w/Jay & The Americans, Bill Dana, Everly Brothers "Gone, Gone, Gone"; "You're My Girl", Brenda Lee, Rocky Roberts, Marvin Gaye "How Sweet It Is", Cliff Bennett, Petula Clark "Downtown", and more...1 hour episode 2/2/65 PLUS: Four Seasons "(You're Gonna) Hurt Yourself; "Working My Way Back To You", Beau Brummels "Laugh Laugh", Hullabaloos "I'm Gonna Love You Too", Bobby Fuller Four "Love's Made A Fool Of You"... *3-7-66 w/Donovan; Turtles (You Baby) (Less)

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JERRY LEE LEWIS: HAUNTED HOUSE: GENE SIMMONS (IN CON...

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05:54,

2008-04-17 15:10:14

Description: Jumpin' Gene Simmons was the lead singer of the Bill Black Combo in the early '60s (not to be confused with the schoolteacher-turned-KISS member of the '70s, '80s, and '90s). (More) Jumpin' Gene Simmons was the lead singer of the Bill Black Combo in the early '60s (not to be confused with the schoolteacher-turned-KISS member of the '70s, '80s, and '90s). When Hi Records attempted to get Domingo Samudio (later better known at Sam the Sham) to re-record his "Haunted House" (he recorded it for Dingo Records), Simmons volunteered to do the job. Simmons attributed the success of this to the overexposure of British acts on the radio. Lyrics for: Haunted House I just moved in my new house today Movin was hot but I got squared away Bells started ringin and chains rattled loud I knew I'd moved in a haunted house Still I made up in my mind to stay Nothin was a gonna drive me away When I seen somethin that gave me the creep Had a one big eye and two big feet I stood right still and I did the freeze And he did the stroll right up to me Made a sound with his feet like a drum Sayin you'll be here when the mornin comes Say yes I'll be here when the mornin comes I'll be right here and I ain't gonna run I bought this house now you know I'm boss Ain't no haint gonna run me off In the kitchen my stove was a blazin hot The coffee was a boilin in the pot The grease had melted in my pan I had a hunk of meat in my hand From out of space there sat a man On a hot stove was pots and pans Say that's hot I began to shout He drank a hot coffee from the spout He ate the raw meat right from my hand Drank the hot grease from the fryin pan He said to me now you better run And don't be here when the mornin comes Say yes I'll be here when the mornin comes I'll be right here and I ain't gonna run I bought this house now you know I'm boss... (Fade)"We fought," Huey P. Meaux told Colin Escott, "but we delivered." Meaux was one of those colorful characters who gave southern writers prime source material and who made outsiders wonder if they were being put on. A Cajun named after Louisiana dictator Huey ("Kingfish") Long, Meaux had worked in all aspects of the record business, and in September 1973 he was glad to be in his own loud clothes instead of what he had been wearing most recently: prison garb. Upon his release he had re-established contact with Mercury. Now, after agreeing with Mercury's vice president of artists and repertoire Charlie Fach that a pure Jerry Lee album was the cure to everyone's ills, he was signed to produce such an LP. The resulting set, Southern Roots, was recorded virtually nonstop over three days and nights in Memphis. Meaux enjoyed extraordinary connections, so he was able to assemble a group that was undoubtedly Jerry Lee's most sympathetic accompaniment since his 1964 tour. He recruited guitarist Steve Cropper, bassist Donald ("Duck") Dunn, and drummer Al Jackson, the essential Stax rhythm section, as the core band. Then he added other top-of-the line musicians like organist Augie Meyers of the Sir Douglas Quintet, the original Memphis Horns, members of the Memphis Beats, and Carl Perkins. Mack Vickery contributed harmonica, vocals, and enough craziness to be allowed in the same room with Meaux and Jerry Lee. Recording conditions were chaotic, to put it mildly. Musicians, family members, delivery men, ex-girlfriends, and people just off the street wandered around, pushed engineers out of the way, and slept on the floor. Unlike the London session earlier in the year, where producer Steve Rowland tried to tone down his charges' behavior and instead made everyone more nervous, Meaux encouraged all in his kingdom to whoop it up. The unwieldy Southern Roots sessions were not designed with controlled behavior in mind, but they did yield what was unquestionably the most spirited and sustained studio album of Jerry Lee's long and spirited career. The album was subtitled Back Home to Memphis and featured Jerry Lee's only post-Sun studio performances that consistently captured what made him special, different, and impossible to pigeonhole. A filthy Mack Vickery tune written with Jerry Lee in mind, "Meat Man," kicked off the album and pinned itself in fifth gear. "Meat Man" was two minutes and forty seconds of vivid sexual boasts, delivered furiously and convincingly: "They call me the meat man/You oughta see me eat ma'am." He did not sing as if there were any possibility that the woman might decline his offer. Jerry Lee made listeners believe he had a "Maytag tongue with a sensitive taster." He whooped it up in an avalanche of a solo and his least practiced shouting in years. His mind wasn't in a studio; as far as he was concerned he was in the darkest, toughest roadhouse in Mississippi. "Meat Man" was the most frankly sexual song of Jerry Lee's career, no small achievement. It was the first time in the studio since his glory days at Sun that he sounded truly free. Even when the song ended, he refused to stop, shouting, "Meat man, you mother!" until Meaux shut off the tape. "When a Man Loves a Woman" was originally a hit for Percy Sledge, and Meaux's decision to record it hinted at his agenda more than any other song on Southern Roots. Meaux loved Memphis music, but one of his more brilliant ideas on this session was to act as if Jerry Lee's Memphis homecoming belonged at Stax, not Sun. For a decade the soul masters at Stax (and, later, Hi) had been the groundbreaking performers in town; in the mid- and late-sixties Sun was a clearing house for second-rate talent. Stax and Sun had different sounds, but they were linked because the country-blues fusion at Sun set the stage for Stax to come up with its country-rhythm-and-blues union. So in taking Jerry Lee back to a "Memphis sound," Meaux was both returning to past glories and nudging the Killer forward. "When a Man Loves a Woman" was a colossal ballad with a bite, and Meaux's arrangements kept the focus on Jerry Lee's voice and piano, a logical idea that in 1973 seemed novel. The only thing wrong with "When a Man Loves a Woman" was that it faded out after only four minutes and twenty seconds. "Hold On I'm Coming," a suggestive hit for Sam and Dave, was another tune that originated in the Stax axis, and Jerry Lee recast it as a funky, soulful strut. "I made love to a lotta women in Tennessee," Jerry Lee sang as if he needed to remind himself. "I'm comin, C-o-m-i-n…" An alternate version was slightly faster and much looser. Roscoe Gordon's "Just a Little Bit" got the Sir Douglas Quintet treatment, with Augie Meyers's charmingly trashy organ fighting Jerry Lee for room until piano and organ merged in an otherworldly, bass-heavy keyboard crash. The Killer's singing on this ideal funk-rocker was as ferocious as the song's rhythms. His wild pleading danced across the studio floor until it collapsed in a heap with all the other stragglers. "Born to Be a Loser" was a strong southern ballad with lyrics that Jerry Lee obviously related to: "Ain't nobody perfect," he sang. "Think about it." By the end of the song, he was addressing his potential partner as "you good-looking wench." The second side of Southern Roots erupted to life with "Haunted House," originally a novelty hit for Memphis singer Gene Simmons. (In spite of its relative obscurity, "Haunted House" has garnered quite a celebrity fan club. On Halloween night 1981 Bruce Springsteen began a concert by being carried onstage in a coffin, jumping out, and singing it.) Those listening closely could hear liquor and pills rattling through the vocal. Fats Domino's "Blueberry Hill" was a straightforward, southern-ballad performance with a touch of Dixieland horns, still on the highest level. The album ended with three songs as weird as the participants in the session; all three featured at least one "think about it." Doug Sahm's "The Revolutionary Man" was a barnstorming rocker, piano and horns once again battling organ. One suspected that good ole boy Jerry Lee's idea of revolution was different from that of confirmed hippie Sahm, but at least Jerry Lee acted like he knew what he was singing about. The backup singers, not even remotely annoying, sang, "Jerry is a rebel," in a melody swiped from Gino Washington's obscure "Gino Is a Coward." Earl ("Kit") Carson's "Big Blue Diamond" offered an unbuttoned solo, and the album slid home with another Mack Vickery song, "That Old Bourbon Street Church." The strong ballad was also thematically useful in that the Vickery numbers that opened and closed the album defined the two Jerry Lees. In "Meat Man" he was a raving, cocksure stud; by "The Old Bourbon Street Church" he was vanquished, drunk, nearly crying, begging for forgiveness. In Vickery, a fan as well as a professional, Jerry Lee had found someone who could articulate his troubles better than he himself ever could. Although they did not surface until the late eighties, another album's worth of first-rank tunes were cut at the Southern Roots sessions. Even better, full session tapes emerged in which fans could hear Jerry Lee, Meaux, and Vickery whoop it up. Everyone at that three-day session was intoxicated by talent as well as by alcohol; unlike the typical Jerry Lee seventies session, in which a truck load of hired guns played their parts and left as soon as the clock said they could, it sounded like the Southern Roots musicians were in Memphis because they loved the music. They were all crazy, but they were also crazy about music. With them cheering him on, Jerry Lee scorched for the last time in a long time. Instead of reviving Jerry Lee's career, Southern Roots condemned it. The album never hit the Billboard chart because its ridiculous cover, a drawing of the Killer that looked positively antebellum, gave the LP all the appearances of yet another reissue of old cuts. All but the most loyal fans did not know that there were any new hits because nothing from Southern Roots got on the radio. In a pea-brained marketing move, Mercury opted for "Meat Man" as the first single. Granted, it was a stupendous song, but part of what made it fantastic was that it was a defiant, upraised middle finger at countrypolitan record formats. Jerry Lee made a sublime album, but nobody got to hear it. He resigned himself to the inevitable. (Less)

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NRG! MY ARSE! (!!HARDCORE!!) PART 4

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09:55,

2008-04-21 17:53:04

Description: http://www.youtube.com/djgizzo mobile (uk) 07930 926862 http://www.myspace.com/djgizzo1 http://indiestore.7digital.com/djgizzo http://www.last.fm/music/Dj+Gizzo (more) Beatles Revolver Beach Boys (More) http://www.youtube.com/djgizzo mobile (uk) 07930 926862 http://www.myspace.com/djgizzo1 http://indiestore.7digital.com/djgizzo http://www.last.fm/music/Dj+Gizzo (more) Beatles Revolver Beach Boys Pet Sounds Nirvana Nevermind Radiohead OK computer Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon Beatles Abbey Road up U2 The Joshua Tree Oasis Definitely Maybe Stone Roses The Stone Roses Beatles Sgt Pepper Radiohead The Bends Rem Automatic For The People Oasis What's the Story (Morning Glory) U2 Achtung Baby Beatles The White Album Clash London Calling Smiths The Queen Is Dead Bruce Springsteen Born To Run David Bowie Ziggy Stardust Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited Led Zeppelin IV Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street Van Morrison Astral Weeks Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks Velvet Underground Velvet Underground & Nico Bob Dylan Blood on the Tracks Manic Street Preachers The Holy Bible Jeff Buckley Grace Pearl Jam Ten Bob Dylan Blonde on Blonde Jimi Hendrix Are You Experienced Beatles Rubber Soul Marvin Gaye What's Going On Pink Floyd The Wall Fleetwood Mac Rumours Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Prince Sign O the Times Who Who's Next Doors The Doors Love Forever Changes Guns'n'Roses Appetite for Destruction Michael jackson Thriller Coldplay Parachutes Queen A Night at the Opera Primal Scream Screamadelica Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie David Bowie Hunky Dory Radiohead Kid A up Television Marquee Moon Rolling Stones Let It Bleed Jimi Hendrix Electric Ladyland Portishead Dummy Allanis Morrisete Jagged Little Pill Massive Attack Blue Lines Verve Urban Hymns Rem Out of Time Clash The Clash Strokes Is This It Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers Pulp Different Class Manic Street Preachers Everything Must Go Patti Smith Horses My Bloody Valentine Loveless Joni Mitchell Blue Arcade Fire Funeral Beck Odelay Blur Parklife Public Enemy It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back Elvis Presley Sun Collection Metallica Black Pixies Doolittle Joy Division Closer Bruce Springsteen darkness on the edge of town Green Day Dookie Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream Miles Davies A Kind of Blue Paul Simon Graceland Led Zeppelin II Nirvana In Utero Neil Young After the Goldrush Red Hot Chilli Peppers Californication Depeche Mode Violator Meatloaf Bat out of Hell Band The Band Blondie Parallel Lines Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti Muse Origin of Symmetry Brian Wilson Smile AC/DC Back in Black Joy Division Unknown Pleasures Coldplay A Rush of Blood to the Head Kate Bush Hounds of Love Moby Play Rage Against The Machine Rage Against The Machine Lou Reed Transformer Stevie Wonder Songs on the Key of Life Elvis Presley From Elvis in Memphis Carole king Tapestry Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells Counting Crows August and Everything After (Less)

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Skinhead Neo-Nazis arrested-Assassination plot again...

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2009-12-20 10:30:30

Description: Mid-South men charged with threats on Obama By Lawrence Buser (Contact), Memphis Commercial Appeal Originally published 03:34 p.m., October 27, 2008 Updated 05:45 p.m., October 27, 2008 Two Mid-South (More) Mid-South men charged with threats on Obama By Lawrence Buser (Contact), Memphis Commercial Appeal Originally published 03:34 p.m., October 27, 2008 Updated 05:45 p.m., October 27, 2008 Two Mid-South men with strong white-supremacy beliefs are in federal custody after planning to go on a bizarre state-to-state killing spree, targeting blacks and ending with the assassination of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, federal authorities said today. Daniel Cowart, 20, of Bells, Tenn., near Jackson, and Paul Schlesselman, 18, of West Helena, Ark., hatched their violent plan after they met on the Internet last month and discussed their shared interest in White Power and Skinhead philosophies. The individuals began discussing going on a killing spree that included killing 88 people and beheading 14 African Americans, according to an affidavit filed by Special Agent Brian Weaks of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The numbers 88 and 14 have special significance within the White Power movement. The two men had accumulated a sawed-off shotgun, pistols and a .308-caliber rifle and planned to attack an unnamed, predominantly black school and ultimately end with a daring attack on Obama. Schlesselman states that they planned to drive their vehicle as fast as they could toward Obama, shooting at him from the windows, according to the affidavit. Both individuals stated they would dress in all-white tuxedos and wear top hats during the assassination attempt. Both individuals further stated they knew they would and were willing to die during this attempt. sic An Obama spokeswoman traveling with the senator in Pennsylvania had no immediate comment. Cowart and Schlesselman, who were arrested Wednesday in Crockett County, made initial appearances Monday in federal court in Memphis. They remain in custody and have a detention hearing Thursday when a judge will determine whether a bond should be set. The allegations set forth in this Criminal Complaint are serious and will be treated as such, said La (Less)

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From Cincy to Memphis to Florida in less than five

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2008-04-01 16:05:04

Description: Part of my road trip to Florida. I pass Javajini's hometown, I see a castle built for a goddess OR for JohnnySmooth, either one works. I meet the sweetest southern Bells this side of the (More)

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Bells will be ringing (Mike Hutsel)

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2008-04-03 03:25:27

Description: Mike Hutsel sings at the Blue Loop in Memphis TN at Highpoint Church

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Halo CE - CMT Spartan Laser Reloaded

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04:23,

2007-05-26 18:52:40

Description: :o Song: The Prodigy - Memphis Bells

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Vintage Warbirds

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2008-03-01 11:52:45

Description: Well Hells Bells! This is a slide show of vintage warbirds. Some are replicas from WW-1. Sit back and enjoy the show,which ends with WW-2 birds. Crank it up...LETS ROCK!!!

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Halo CE - CMT Spartan Laser Reloaded

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2008-04-21 18:14:37

Description: :o Song: The Prodigy - Memphis Bells

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2008 Toyota Highlander in Millington, TN 38053

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2009-06-08 21:54:24

Description: www.homerskeltoncdj.com Take a look at this pre-owned 2008 Toyota Highlander, Stock: p1238. Visit our website for more information on this vehicle and our full inventory. Homer Skelton Chrysler Jeep (More)

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