Further — may relate to: *Further (band), a 1990s United States indie rock band *Further (album), an album by the band Solace *Further (Geneva album), the debut album by Scottish indie band Geneva … Wikipedia
Geneva — For other uses, see Geneva (disambiguation). Geneva Top left: Palace of Nations, Middle left: CERN Laboratory, Right: Jet d Eau, Bottom: View over … Wikipedia
Geneva (band) — Infobox Musical artist Name = Geneva Img capt = From left: Steven Dora (guitar), Keith Graham (bass), Andrew Montgomery (vocals), Stuart Evans (guitar), Douglas Caskie (drums).deletable image caption Landscape = Yes Background = group or band… … Wikipedia
Stairs 1 Geneva — Infobox Film name = Stairs 1 Geneva image size = caption = director = Peter Greenaway producer = Jean Daniel Bloesch writer = narrator = Peter Greenaway starring = Patrick di Santo music = Patrick Mimran cinematography = Patrick Mounoud editing … Wikipedia
System of a Down (album) — Infobox Album Name = System of a Down Type = studio Artist = System of a Down Released = June 30, 1998 Recorded = November 1997–March 1998 Sound City Van Nuys, CA Akademie Mathematique of Philosophical Sound Research Hollywood, CA Genre =… … Wikipedia
Chocolate City (album) — Chocolate City Studio album by Parliament Released March 12, 1975 Genre … Wikipedia
New England (Wishbone Ash album) — New England Studio album by Wishbone Ash Released October 1976 … Wikipedia
Mike Hedges — is a British audio producer/engineer. Career Mike Hedges started as a tape op at Morgan Studios in London in the late 1970s. Having graduated to engineer, he went freelance in 1981 and became an engineer/producer. Hedges first major collaboration … Wikipedia
Mike Hedges — (* 1953 in Nottingham, England) ist ein britischer Toningenieur und Musikproduzent. Er wurde bekannt durch Produktionen für die frühen Gothic/Wave Bands The Cure, die Associates, Siouxsie and the Banshees und The Creatures. Seine Produktionen für … Deutsch Wikipedia
Life of Franz Liszt — Origin= Franz Liszt was born on October 22, 1811, in the village of Raiding (Lang hu|Doborján) in the Kingdom of Hungary, then part of the Habsburg Empire (and today also part of Austria), in the comitat Oedenburg ( hu. Sopron). The main language … Wikipedia
