Jon Lajoie - You Want Some Of This? [Explicit] (2009)
Explicit Lyrics/Humor | 1CD | MP3 320 Kbps | 96 Mb
Publisher: Normal Guy Productions| Language: English

“ Jon Lajoie is a Canadian comedian, actor, and internet celebrity from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. […]At the time of this writing, his videos have received millions of hits on the Internet, especially those on YouTube. Show Me Your Genitals currently has the highest YouTube viewing of all his videos, at close to 13 million views. Lajoie's songs are often parodies of everyday things, such as stay at home dads, pathetic attempts at having sexual intercourse with girls, and doing chores on Sunday afternoons.“
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Theodor Fontane: Effi Briest (gelesen von Gert Westphal)(2003)
Audiobook /Hörbuch | 8CD | MP3 160 Kbps | 764 Mb
Publisher: Universal Music | Language: German/Deutsch

“ Obwohl ich mich bereits intensiv mit der Thematik rund um "Effi Briest" beschäftigt hatte, bot mir dieses Hörspiel neue Einblicke und Wahrnehmungsebenen der einzelnen Charaktere auf. Das Hörspiel ist meisterhaft gelesen und setzt bewusst für das Verständnis entscheidende Textstellen virtuos und einzigartig gelungen in Szene. Dieses Produkt ist uneingeschränkt zu empfehlen: für jeden der mit der Thematik zum ersten mal in Berührung kommt, als Erweiterung der Wahrnehmungsebene für den bereits informierten Leser, sowie als Lernhilfe fürs Abitur und Studium.
Sehr zu empfehlen! „
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Zager & Evans – In The Year 2525 (1969)
Pop-Folk | 1CD | MP3 192 Kbps | 113 Mb
Publisher: RCA | Language: English

“ Zager and Evans were a Lincoln, Nebraska rock-pop duo of the late 1960s and early 1970s named after its two members, Denny Zager and Rick Evans, who met at Nebraska Wesleyan University. Artists Dave Trupp and Mark Dalton backed up the duo.

Zager and Evans are best known for their immensely popular "In the Year 2525." written by Rick Evans. The song warned of the dangers of technology, portraying a future in which the human race would at length be destroyed by its own technological and medical innovations and Divine wrath. The last stanza of the song intimates a continuing cycle of birth, death and rebirth of mankind.„
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