2008. Alone in the Dark is a major release this year for Atari. The game takes place in Central Park, New York, where detective Edward Carnby finds himself in the middle of an apocalyptic night that will disclose the horrible secrets that have been hidden in Central Park since its creation. MILAN RECORDS is proud to announce its partnership with Atari to release the outstanding soundtrack to Alone in the Dark. Scored by up-and-coming French composer, Olivier Deriviere, the music to Alone in the Dark is a beautiful, dark symphony where electronic programming, a full orchestra and the unforgettable sound of Grammy® award-winning Choir of Bulgarian Voices are blended into gorgeous and engaging suites. Never before has a game achieved such a feat. Alone in the Dark is a horror/adventure game...  (less)

West Coast mixtape DJ's in the history of the mixtape game, with groundbreaking collaborations and skillful mixing like only a DJ of his caliber can offer, but he's not satisfied with that. Strong has stepped his game up and dropped another classic, loaded with exclusives that you won't hear anywhere else from some of the most intense MC's in the game right now! Here's your chance to own the very first volume in a limited edition series that's gonna blow up in months to come, so don't sleep and leave a hole in your collection! Support the realest, get your copy of P's & G's Volume 1 today!! ********** 01. Intro ***** 02. Intro 2 ***** 03. Ooh Wee - Perfecto ***** 04. Swack You Out - Krondon, Mitchy Slick & Paul Wall ***** 05. Gangsta's Do ...  (less)

Paper," and so on). The fact that Master P has released a double CD in 2004 is interesting for two reasons: one, the heyday of the double rap CD (1996 to 1998) is long over; secondly, rappers usually produce double CDs when they are rising toward their peak, not, as with Master P, when they've cooled into veterans of the rap game. (The exception to both rules is, of course, Outkast.) As for the music, both CDs offer average material with the exception of the track featuring TV star (and Master P's son) Lil' Romeo, "20 on Cars 26 on Trucks," which is a No Limit masterpiece. --Charles Mudede  (less)

(who has since left the band). The title track is backed with 'I Get Up' (Rogue Traders Radio Edit & Rogue Traders Full Version Remix), plus an enhanced portion that features a demo to the PS2 game. Mercury. 2003.  (less)

theme (music for PS2 game 'Seven Samurai' 20XX). Warner.  (less)

Jackson Sisters, Lyn Collins, Fred Wesley & The J.B.'s, Black Eyed Peas, Jackson 5, Ltd, DJ Shadow, Bobby Bird, DJ Shadow, Roy Ayers, Kool & The Gang, James Brown, Eric B & Rakim, Cymande, The Bar-Kays, Babe Ruth and Nina Simone - making `Music From B-Boy' quite simply one of the downright funkiest soundtracks to be heard for many a year.  (less)

Paper," and so on). The fact that Master P has released a double CD in 2004 is interesting for two reasons: one, the heyday of the double rap CD (1996 to 1998) is long over; secondly, rappers usually produce double CDs when they are rising toward their peak, not, as with Master P, when they've cooled into veterans of the rap game. (The exception to both rules is, of course, Outkast.) As for the music, both CDs offer average material with the exception of the track featuring TV star (and Master P's son) Lil' Romeo, "20 on Cars 26 on Trucks," which is a No Limit masterpiece. --Charles Mudede  (less)