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| | Heart and Circulatory System |
 | | These are the "lub-dub" sounds you hear when you listen to someone's heart. | | | A heart murmur is an abnormal sound (like a blowing or whooshing sound) that's heard when listening to the heart. | | | Did you ever wonder about the process behind your beating heart? |
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http://kidshealth.org/teen/your_body/body_basics/heart.html
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| | Stars: Heart: Pitchfork Review |
| | When an album starts off with each member of the band announcing "I am ____, and this is my heart," you should probably know straight off what you're getting into. | | | But as of yet we don't have immigration quotas on music from the Great White North, and Heart is a valuable pop record for those of us whose cardiac muscle hasn't stained completely black like that of, I dunno, Chris Ott. | | | If the subject matter sounds a bit Hallmark, well, it is, but it's so persistently romantic that it should just about reach the level of excusably cornball for emotion-arbiters, like the video for Air's "All I Need" or the final scene from Field of Dreams. |
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http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/s/stars/heart.shtml
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| | RFTC.com - Group Sounds Review |
| | Group Sounds features both Superchunk drummer John Wurster and new RFTC member Mario Rubalcaba (Black Heart Procession) sharing duties along with the usual cast of characters all of whom operate under the command of rocker extraordinaire, Speedo (John Reis). | | | Unlike RFTC's more recent releases, Group Sounds is for the most part a bit less polished, and as a result it comes off sounding like the group's more impressive earlier albums, 1992's Circa: Now!, and 95's Scream, Dracula, Scream!. | | | From the pounding introduction to "Straight American Slave," to the super catchy "Heart Of A Rat," and "Out of Control," the band is in it's usual unabashedly tight form, and they blast through each of the record's thirteen tracks with enough attitude to lead a revolution. |
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http://www.rftc.com/article.php?articleid=89
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| | Selected Encyclopedia of Heart Diseases and Conditions |
| | Mitral stenosis can be detected by listening to the heart: the first sound is accentuated, while the second sound is followed by an opening snap of the valves. | | | Apart from the characteristic sounds, mitral regurgitation can be easily detected by Doppler echocardiography. | | | Irregular beating of the heart, also called "arrhythmia," can show up in various ways. |
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http://www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/vlabs/cardiology/content/cg/encyclopedia.html
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| | Sonikmatter: Music + Mind + Technology |
| | Again, if the sound is organic and played with the correct voicing; your listeners may never know that they were listening to a big plastic box with the heart of a computer. | | | Eclectic sounds focusing on the timbres that seemed to catch Dennis' ear and exploring forth from that. | | | It sounds like a mixture between a bag pipe and a cat with his tail caught in a spinning wheel. |
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http://reviews.sonikmatter.com/sample_cd/eclectic_expanded.php
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| | Clannad, Chieftains Help Us Feel Celtic Heart ; |
| | Far and away my pick of the contemporary Irish music litter is Clannad, who have given the sounds of their Celtic heritage a universal voice, almost single-handedly inventing the "world music" genre. | | | For whatever reason(s), Irish music has enjoyed mushrooming popularity over the past 10 years, with a wide and eclectic range of artists interpreting the sounds of the ancient Celts and the songs of their descendants. | | | Just in time for post-parade day healing, the band has released "Greatest Hits," an 18-track tour of Clannad's best and brightest meanderings through their homeland. |
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http://www.scrantontimestribune.com/stories/kelly/1398.htm
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| | Symphony of Southeast Texas |
| | Children and the young at heart will be delighted with the sounds of the Symphony Orchestra brought to life by the sounds of the holidays. | | | Expect a renewal of heart and soul, from The Symphony of Southeast Texas, led by Music Director and Conductor Christopher Zimmerman. | | | Open your heart and soul to the stirring 2003-2004 season from The Symphony of Southeast Texas. |
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http://www.sost.org/concerts.htm
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| | themusicedge.com :: Sounds Eclectic 3 (KCRW) |
| | The song sounds barren at first with quiet acoustic guitar and vocals, but it builds nicely to become a romantic, heart-felt ballad. | | | In the third volume of Sounds Eclectic, a compilation released to benefit the not-for-profit radio station KCRW 89.9 in Santa Monica, CA, you will find a cohesive collection of songs performed live in various studios. | | | A perfect example of this is Steve Earle’s recording of “Jerusalem.” It seems that Nic Harcourt, radio show host and producer for “Sounds Eclectic 3”, saved the best for last. |
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http://www.themusicedge.com/moxie/news/reviews/sounds-eclectic-3-kcrw.shtml
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| | Restless Heart News |
| | Country music fans will thrill to the rollicking sounds of Big and Rich, Phil Vassar and Restless Heart during the NebraskaLand Days celebration next summer. | | | From 1985 to 1994, Restless Heart blended country music with a pop sound reminiscent of the Bee Gees and took it to the top of the charts, pioneering contemporary country music. | | | News about Restless Heart continually updated from thousands of sources around the net. |
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http://rss.topix.net/who/restless-heart
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| | Welcome to the American Big Band Museum Foundation, Inc.! |
| | Turn the dial on the radio to FM 91.1 on Sunday afternoon and the sounds of the big bands fill the air. | | | As busy as he is, and as dear to his heart as the Big Band Museum is, his greatest joy is in his Sunday radio program. | | | Through it all, he has kept his first love — big band music. |
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http://www.abbmf.org/charlie.shtml
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| | Heart to Heart,Heart to Heart Band - The Music Garden : 1-800-689-BAND (2263) |
| | Now you've met the multi-talented "Heart to Heart Band" featuring "Buff." By the grace of God the heart is still beating and pumping out phatt sounds and hits, and once you've seen them perform, you'll definitely want to see them again! | | | Heart to Heart,Heart to Heart Band - The Music Garden : 1-800-689-BAND (2263) | | | Based in the 1996 Olympic City of Atlanta, Georgia "HEART TO HEART BAND" featuring "BUFF" first brings you... |
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http://www.musicgarden.net/bands/heart_to_heart.html
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| | The Jaded Heart Band |
| | Rick Crouse, a fellow singer/songwriter has recently added his electric and acoustic sounds to the Jaded Heart Band. | | | A veteran to the heartland sound, Crouse grew up to the sounds of Tom Petty, and the Eagles. | | | The Jaded Hearts would love to hear from you. |
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http://www.rogerjameson.com/JadedHeartBand.htm
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| | LOSINGTODAY.COM - THE INDIE MUSIC MAGAZINE |
| | The sounds are eerie, again like Fennesz, an exponent of powerbook manipulations, but whereas Fennesz retains the basic key lines to melody and defined structure, Hampson prefers to stretch the limitations to create an almost drone like wall of sound. | | | Sounding not unlike, at times, a speeded version of 'Bette Davis Eyes' by Kim Carnes or is it only me that thinks that, nonetheless, 'Gulag Arpeggio' has that kind of heart warming flavour that made those early Lloyd Cole and Lotus Eaters singles so damn timelessly wonderful. | | | Tack on a sublime sounding 'In my mind' which references Belle and Sebastian circa 'Tigermilk' when fringes were even longer still, throw in some wayward theramins and a pipe for the drummer to strike at will and you have a potential sunshine hit in the Of Montreal variety, wonderful. |
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http://www.losingtoday.com/tales.php?id=8
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| | The Black Heart Procession - Epitonic.com: Hi Quality Free and Legal MP3 Music |
| | Black Heart Procession is from San Diego, but sounds like a band comprised of the lonesome abandoned children of some lost Faulkner novel who have continued living in their decrepit, dilapidated family mansion for years since the tragic deaths of their aristocratic parents. | | | Black Heart's 2002 release Amore Del Tropico, their fourth long-player (and first non-numerically titled album), is a more upbeat affair, not a difficult task considering how gloriously sad the first three albums were. | | | On each of their four full-length albums, Black Heart Procession uses saws, stripped-down unconventional percussion, Wurlitzer piano, subtle Moog, and other nontraditional instrumentation to create the kind of carnivalesque dirges we've come to expect from Tom Waits over the years. |
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http://www.epitonic.com/artists/theblackheartprocession.html
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| | VH1.com : Atom Heart : Biography |
| | Although prolific since his first singles as I, Atomu Shinzo, Bi-Face, and Mike McCoy, Atom Heart began stepping up his production in the early to mid-'90s in association with the noted trance and ambient label Fax, also based in Frankfurt. | | | Through a number of solo and collaborative outings with Tetsu Inoue and label-head Pete Namlook, Schmidt helped to formulate the melodic hard trance and techno sounds associated with the Frankfurt scene, and also had the opportunity to dabble in other forms of electronic experimentation, particularly ambient (to which Fax almost wholly shifted its focus). | | | Listen to her new album The Body Acoustic. |
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http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/atom_heart/bio.jhtml
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| | Rambles: Darcy Nair, I Feel My Heart Fly |
| | On I Feel My Heart Fly, she proves that she's a fine musician even when she's not dressed in pirate clothes and making random "aargh" sounds. | | | Highlights on the remainder of the album include the mournful love song "Arise Arise," the dulcimer and wooden flute duet on "The Sunset," the dulcimer and dumbek duet on "Eight and Forty Sisters" and the lively medley that closes the album. | | | Dulcimer fans in particular should want this one, but anyone who enjoys Celtic music with a delicate touch should try it out. |
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http://www.rambles.net/nair_feelfly99.html
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| | Amazon.com: Music: A Change of Heart |
| | Every song on 'A Change of Heart' sounds like the soundtrack from a feelgood movie of the decade and Sanborn is clearly in his element. | | | "Chicago Song" (track 1) and the title track "A Change of Heart" are somewhat upbeat -- you can't help but get into the groove -- trs chic! | | | Standout tracks of course being Chicago Song, Imogene and the title track. |
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| | Modern Fix |
| | Here’s another fine band from the chunk of land best known for a bikini team, whatever the fuck that is. At first, this Epitaph/Burning Heart release sounds a bit like the musical sex child of Iggy Pop and Tanner, with the vocals by Joshua Todd’s kid brother. | | | I didn’t get a copy of the lyric sheet so I cant say what their about but musically it seems cool and judging from the titles of the songs, it would seem the lyrics are pretty normal. | | | There are a couple catchy choruses throughout the record but since I’m not a huge fan of this style of music its hard for me to keep interest the whole way through. |
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http://www.modernfix.com/reviews/02/cdmain.htm
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| | DJ Martian's Page |
| | Check the sharp and jagged beats of `Skanning Pattern', sounding like DC jamming with Atom Heart for a digital biznizz session, pulling off an up to date digitized breaks cut that will vibrate the ears and please the DC fans out there. | | | Sounding like he's crunched the beats into metallic almost harsh bits he pulls of a startling new album retaining that Depth Charge funk. | | | Judging by the single, and reviews on the album i have read so far, i reckon this album could be a big success particularly with New Order fans. |
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http://djmartian.blogspot.com/archives/2003_06_01_djmartian_archive.html
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| | SOUNDS ECLECTIC EVENING 2002 |
| | KCRW presents its second annual benefit concert featuring: NORAH JONES, the stunning 23 year-old jazz singer/pianist; the 11-piece electronica force of ZERO 7; heart-breaking performerBETH ORTON; lyrical singer/songwriter AIMEE MANN; and Mexican band KINKY, fusing dance beats and rock. | | | Nic Harcourt, KCRW Music Director and host of its signature music program, Morning Becomes Eclectic, created the concert's line-up with artists who have released some of the past year's most critically acclaimed albums. | | | Following the concert, KCRW hosts an exclusive After-Party for Platinum and Gold level ticket-holders on the Universal Amphitheatre lot, with special guest deejay sets from KCRW favorites DJ SHADOW and THIEVERY CORPORATION. |
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http://www.kcrwmusic.com/about/pressreleases/020926SoundsEclecticEvening.html
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| | Heart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | It is the closing of the valves that produces the familiar beating sounds of the heart, commonly referred to as the "lub-dub" sound. | | | The hearts of arthropods and mollusks have a single chamber. | | | Fish have a single circulation system and a heart with two chambers. |
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| | PINK FLOYD Atom Heart Mother reviews and MP3 |
| | atom heart mother suite, taking up a whole side of the album to itself is one of the most underated pink floyd tracks of their career. | | | This is more of a suite than a song, as the not only the structures changes, but also the mood, as we go from scary to happy, and the whole thing accentuated by the use of a choir in a pretty unusual way, as it sings through sounds and mostly is used as percussions. | | | You have a first track, the title track, which is a fine suite and the soul of the record with its classical arrangements built with orchestral instruments (trombones, horns, mellotron, piano, bass, violin) and choir, and some discrete rock interferences performed by one solo guitar and some drumming. |
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http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_CD.asp?cd_id=1437
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| | //radiotakeover v4.2 - + - sounds of the underground |
| | Sounds of the Underground is a multi band festival of cross genre underground bands from the metal and hardcore scenes. | | | Consistently energetic, tight, and sincere, NORA has developed from their beginnings as a fledgeling side project into a band that has traveled Europe, the United States, and Canada, and continues to explore new ground with a touring schedule that is not for the faint of heart. | | | In times past, they've shared members with bands such as Burnt by the Sun and Ensign, and have incorporated the experiences and backgrounds of these widely disparate sounds into a chaotic tumble that breathes the sound and life of their home turf. |
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| | ateaseweb.com mb radiohead at ease |
| | The tone of "Unholy" is totally different to that of "Open Heart Zoo", gone are the moments which could be mistaken for Aqualung or Chris Martin, instead are soothing orchestral outings or Cobain-esque acoustic guitar lines, in parts, "Unholy" sounds more like a film score than a rock album. | | | This record will leave most listeners totally baffled, but the lucky ones who, "get it" will be treated to an extremely diverse record which easily matches "Open Heart Zoo", its sonorous tone and changing emotion grabs the listener and challenges them. | | | "Unholy" is a more grown up, edgy album than 2002s "Open Heart Zoo", there is just as much depth and range, but the tracks somehow manage to flow into each other, peaking with heavy rock stompers, then pulling back with lilting, mellow tracks like, "Lint" where Grechs voice is reduced almost to a whisper. |
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http://www.ateaseweb.com/mb/index.php?showtopic=47094
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| | Jessica Andrews, Billie, Mulberry Lane, Penelope Houston — Pop Stops for 05/27/99 by John Everson |
| | Heart Shaped World is a collection of catchy country tunes (written by a host of talented songwriters including a heart-wrenching breakup ballad by Tom Petty band member Benmont Tench) that often cross the border into pop hit land. | | | She's 15-year-old Jessica Andrews, and much like LeAnn Rimes, she croons on her debut CD with a voice that sounds far more mature than her years. | | | Ranging from contemplative ballads in the style of Beth Nielsen Chapman ("The Riverside") to a country pop style bringing up images of Faith Hill (who asked Andrews to tour with her), Heart Shaped World will be winning over fans and hearts on both sides of the country/pop dividing line this summer. |
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| | Heart Anatomy - Interior View |
| | Ascultation Assistant Very good site with recorded heart sounds & murmurs... | | | NOVA Online Companion WebSite for the "Cut to the heart" NOVA television program... | | | Internal Heart Tutorial and Self-Test to review basic anatomy of heart, chambers, valves etc... |
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http://www.gwc.maricopa.edu/class/bio202/cyberheart/hartint0.htm
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| | The Von Bondies - Pawn Shoppe Heart: Silent Uproar |
| | Pawn Shoppe Heart is everything good about rocknroll: Its raw, its powerful, its loaded with incredible songs that are practically perfect in every way. | | | The only song that falls a little short for me is Poison Ivy, and it just doesnt seem to have the same fire, mostly just ending up power pop that sounds a little weaker than the rest of the super-strong songs. | | | The foursome is currently touring in support of what I think is an early front-runner for Album of the Year. |
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http://www.silentuproar.com/showreview.php?ID=644
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| | TWAS 241: Roxette, Manic Street Preachers, Ultrasound, Gay Dad, 3 Colours Red, Stereophonics, Puressence, Brian |
| | Part two adds a demo version of "To Earth With Love", which sounds even more like the Who than the song did on the album, but the other b-side is my favorite of their entire set, and one I'd gladly trade for another band on the grounds that it sounds like another band. | | | Memorable performances of first-album songs don't necessarily improve my opinion of the second album, but they do reinforce my loyalty to the band, so the next try with new songs will have a better chance. | | | And the song I trade another unknown band for is the one new b-side, "Better Off on Her Own", a touching departure hymn performed as an acoustic-guitar sing-along with no sequencers to be heard. |
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http://www.furia.com/twas/twas0241.html
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| | Björk - Triumph Of The Heart - Single reviews - Music - Virgin.net |
| | Perhaps the most accessible track from 2004's Medulla, Triumph Of The Heart is the closest Björk comes to realising the full potential of her album concept (that of purely organic, human-derived sounds). | | | Björk- Triumph Of The Heart - Single reviews - Music- Virgin.net | | | Rahzel's beat-boxing may sound like Rolf Harris with his wobble-board, and the cheek-puffing bassline bears a peculiar resemblance to Omar's There's Nothing Like This, but the end result is a dizzying menagerie of sounds which manages to be at once intriguing and instantly catchy. |
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http://www.virgin.net/music/singlereviews/bjork_triumphoftheheart.html
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