[u]John Mayer-Battle Studies Release Tour-Live in Toronto 2009.
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Original show shot in November 24, 2009, taped by Sympatico.
Source of this footage provided by domirable.
Composited and encoded with AVS-software.
Total File size: 1.76 GB.
Final Release edited by CerdoFuego.
[b]It's nothing short of a miracle that this great concert is too obscure to be shared within the torrent-community. I hope this upload will change this.
To all Mayer-fans out there: SEED AND ENJOY![/b]
CerdoFuego
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John Mayer - Battle Studies Release Tour-Live in Toronto 2009 CerdoFuego
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John Mayer - Your Body is a Wonderland
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John Mayer - Half Of My Heart
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John Mayer - Born and Raised [320 kbps]
Born and Raised is the fifth studio album by the sensation guitarist John Mayer, with a more groovy, introspective feel, it marks a great maturation of his sound, going back to the acoustics, but without the pop feel of hist first two records, it's by far the most mature work in his solo career. It's a deep dive into a country-folk oriented music, with lyrics reflecting a moment we've all been through, the moment when you look back and reevaluate your life. In my opinion, it's his best work so far, brought to you by me, directly from the CD in 320 quality, the only way to listen to music, hope you all enjoy this masterpiece of album as much as I did.
Tracks:
1. Queen Of California
2. The Age Of Worry
3. Shadow Days
4. Speak For Me
5. Something Like Olivia
6. Born And Raised
7. If I Ever Get Around To Living
8. Love Is A Verb
9. Walt Grace's Submarine Test, January 1967
10. Whisky, Whisky, Whisky
11. A Face To Call Home
12. Born And Raised (Reprise)
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John Mayer - Born and Raised [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]
John Mayer - Born and Raised
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Edition: iTunes Album [GB]
Info: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/born-and-raised/id516701586
Format: AAC
Format/Info: Advanced Audio Codec
Format profile: LC
Format profile/Info: Apple Audio with iTunes
Codec ID: M4A
Bit rate mode: Variable
Bit rate: 256 Kbps
Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz
Compression mode: Lossy
Released: May 18, 2013
Tracks:
01 Queen of California
02 The Age of Worry
03 Shadow Days
04 Speak for Me
05 Something Like Olivia
06 Born and Raised
07 If I Ever Get Around to Living
08 Love Is a Verb
09 Walt Grace's Submarine Test, January 1967
10 Whiskey, Whiskey, Whiskey
11 A Face to Call Home
12 Born and Raised (Reprise)
13 Fool to Love You (Bonus Track)
℗ 2012 Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment
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John Mayer - Born and Raised (Album - 2012) {256 kbps}
Artist: John Mayer
Album: Born and Raised
Genre: Rock
Bitrate: 256 kbps
Release date: May 18, 2012
Source:
http://mp3.platekompaniet.no/site/web3/view.ftl?page=product&productId=15338550
T R A C K L I S T
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Queen of California (04:11)
The Age of Worry (02:37)
Shadow Days (03:53)
Speak For Me (03:44)
Something Like Olivia (03:00)
Born and Raised (04:47)
If I Ever Get Around To Living (05:22)
Love Is A Verb (02:24)
Walt Grace's Submarine Test, January 1967 (05:08)
Whiskey, Whiskey, Whiskey (04:38)
A Face To Call Home (04:45)
Born and Raised (Reprise) (02:00)
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John Mayer - Born and Raised (Album - 2012) {320 kbps}
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John Mayer- Shadow Days 720p DL
John Mayer - Shadow Days
Resolution - 720p [HD]
Length - 3:52
Format - .mp4
Year - 2012
Size - 36.2mb
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John Mayer - Born And Raised (2012) DutchReleaseTeam
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[b]Genre: Pop
Extensie: Mp3
Bitrate: 320 Kbps
Cover: Front/Back/CD
Jaar: 2012
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[i] 1. Queen Of California[/i]
[i] 2. The Age Of Worry[/i]
[i] 3. Shadow Days[/i]
[i] 4. Speak For Me[/i]
[i] 5. Something Like Olivia[/i]
[i] 6. Born And Raised[/i]
[i] 7. If I Ever Get Around To Living[/i]
[i] 8. Love Is A Verb[/i]
[i] 9. Walt Grace's Submarine Test, January 1967[/i]
[i] 10. Whiskey, Whiskey, Whiskey[/i]
[i] 11. A Face To Call Home[/i]
[i] 12. Born And Raised (Reprise)[/i]
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Voor de reviews van de nieuwste films, muziek, series , games etc.
Kom eens langs op [url]http://www.hetmultimediacafe.be/[/url][/b]
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John Mayer Studio Discography [ 1999 - 2012 ]
Genre : Blues-Rock, POP Rock
Year : 1999-2012
Format : Mp3
Bitrate : 320 kbps
Duration : 4:35:27
John Mayer (born John Clayton Mayer was born October 16, 1977 in the U.S. state of Connecticut) - American singer, songwriter, guitarist, keyboardist. Winner of seven awards "Grammy" .
1999 - Inside Wants Out (EP) (00:31:51) 320kbps
2001 - Room for Squares (00:54:10) 320kbps
2003 - Heavier Things (00:46:14) 320kbps
2006 - Continuum (00:49:54) 320kbps
2009 - Battle Studies (00:46:39) 320kbps
2012 - Born And Raised (00:46:43) 320kbps
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John Mayer - Queen of California.mp4
Song details
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Title Queen Of California
Artist John Mayer
Album Born And Raised [2012], Track 1
Genre Blues
Duration 04:32
Lyrics
Goodbye cold, goodbye rain
Goodbye sorrow, goodbye shame
I'm headed out west with my headphones on
Boarded a flight with a song in the back of my soul
That no one knows
I just found out her ghost left town
The Queen of California is stepping down, down
Hello beauty, hello strange
Hello wonder, what's your name?
Looking for the sun that Neil Young hung
After the gold rush of 1971
I just found out her ghost left town
The Queen of California is stepping down, down
[INSTRUMENTAL]
If you see her say, "Hello"
Just don't tell me, "I told you so"
Joni wrote "Blue" in her house by the sea
I gotta believe there's another colour waiting on me
To set me free
I just found out her ghost left town
The Queen of California is stepping down, down
[INSTRUMENTAL]
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John Mayer - The Complete 2012 Performances Collection [EP - 2012]
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Artist: John Mayer
Album: The Complete 2012 Performances Collection - EP
Genre: Rock
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Release date: August 03, 2012
Source:
http://itunes.apple.com/no/album/complete-2012-performances/id548458573
T R A C K L I S T
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01 Something Like Olivia (Acoustic Live)
02 Queen of California (Acoustic Live)
03 Speak for Me (Acoustic Live)
04 Shadow Days (Acoustic Live)
05 Go Easy On Me
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John Mayer - Route 66
((( (( (ENJOY AND SEED - YahSoft) )) ))
Lyrics:
take my way that's the highway that's the best
Get your kicks on Route 66
Well it winds from Chicago to L.A.
More than two thousand miles all the way
Get your kicks on Route 66
Well it goes from St Louis, down to Missouri
Oklahoma city looks oh so pretty
You'll see Amarillo and Gallup, New Mexico
Flagstaff, Arizona don't forget Winona
Kingsman, Barstaw, San Bernadino
Would you get hip to this kindly tip
And take that California trip
Get your kicks on Route 66
Well it goes from St. Louis, down to Missouri
Oklahoma city looks oh so pretty
You'll see Amarillo and Gallup, New Mexico
Flagstaff, Arizona don't forget Winona
Kingsman, Barstaw, San Bernadino
Would you get hip to this kindly tip
When you make that California trip
Get your kick on Route 66
Get your kick on Route 66
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John Mayer - Born And Raised (2011).zip
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John Mayer (Folk, Pop, Blues) - Speak For Me (Dutch Treat B043 VBR MP3 )
He, what about John Mayer. Simple, he is without a doubt the worst recorded of the really great artists still performing. Every time when I listen, I can not help thinking: Why is he not using the same techniques like Brett Dennen or Fink for instance. I want to have him close, so we can intimately share and enjoy his gravity (also one of the best songs ever and not even in the top 2000). But there is always a thick blanket covering his sound.
So making a playlist is very hard. Especially when the songs are extremely good and I can not – with the quality requirements of Dutch Treat (clear enough) in mind – play them publicly. So I just forgot about it.
So why now. Its time for a small celebration (uploaded > 100,000 Indie Playlists). And I for a real celebration you need something special. And John is. But I assure you it hurts when you have to leave out songs like Belief, Perfectly lonely, Waiting On The World To Change, and Vultures. Just to make space for some real live experience.
People say that it does not hurt when you do not know. Maybe you just do not notice it (hurts)…. Enjoy (loudness sometimes compensates a lot),
PS
I like to use this opportunity to thank John Mayer for giving me things you (and I) normally hardly even notice (at all) but we do. Its funny we all experience the same feeling while feeling special. Thanks John, Speak For Me.
[b]Dutch Treat - ^B043 Speak For Me (John Mayer)[/b]
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01 John Mayer - Stop This Train
02 John Mayer - New Deep
03 John Mayer - My Stupid Mouth
04 John Mayer - Your Body Is A Wonderland
05 John Mayer - Fool To Love You
06 John Mayer - Gravity
07 John Mayer - If I Ever Get Around To Living
08 John Mayer - I'm Gonna Find Another You
09 John Mayer - The Heart Of Life
10 John Mayer - No Such Thing
11 John Mayer - Clarity
12 John Mayer - Daughters
13 John Mayer - Do You Know Me
14 John Mayer - Something's Missing
15 John Mayer - Speak For Me
16 John Mayer - Assassin
17 John Mayer - Who Says
18 John Mayer - Come Back To Bed
19 John Mayer - Wheel
20 John Mayer & Taylor Swift - Half Of My Heart
21 John Mayer - Slow Dancing In A Burning Room
22 John Mayer - Born And Raised
23 Alicia Keys & John Mayer - Lesson Learned
24 John Mayer - Neon (A)
25 John Mayer - Not Myself (A)
26 John Mayer - Your Body Is A Wonderland (A)
27 John Mayer - Why Georgia (A)
28 John Mayer - Comfortable (A)
29 John Mayer - Heartbreak Warfare (A)
30 John Mayer - This Will All Make Perfect Sense Someday (A)
31 John Mayer - Free Fallin' (A)
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John Mayer - My Best (2013)
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Pop Rock 320 Kbps
Tracklist :
01 Back to You.mp3 9,2 MB
02 Heartbreak Warfare.mp3 10,29 MB
03 Clarity.mp3 10,37 MB
04 Waiting On The World To Change.mp3 7,74 MB
05 I Don`t Trust Myself (With Loving).mp3 11,21 MB
06 Half Of My Heart.mp3 9,56 MB
07 Belief.mp3 9,31 MB
08 New Deep.mp3 9,49 MB
09 Neon.mp3 9,99 MB
10 The Heart Of Life.mp3 7,66 MB
11 Dreaming With A Broken Heart.mp3 9,52 MB
12 Assassin.mp3 12,02 MB
13 Vultures.mp3 9,67 MB
14 If I Ever Get Around To Living.mp3 12,28 MB
15 Love Is a Verb.mp3 5,65 MB
16 Slow Dancing In A Burning Room.mp3 9,3 MB
17 Edge Of Desire.mp3 12,67 MB
18 Victoria.mp3 8,77 MB
19 Friends, Lovers Or Nothing.mp3 13,71 MB
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John Mayer Trio - Try! [24 bit FLAC] vinyl
John Mayer Trio - Try! John Mayer Trio Live in Concert (2005) [24 bit FLAC] vinyl
Released: 2005
Source: 82796 95115 1 / US
Genre: Pop/Rock
Style: Blues Rock, Indie Rock
Codec: FLAC
Bits Per Sample: 24
Sample Rate: 96,000 Hz
A1. Who Did You Think I Was
A2. Good Love Is On The Way
A3. Wait Until Tomorrow
B1. Gravity
B2. Vultures
B3. Out Of My Mind
C1. Another Kind Of Green
C2. I Got A Woman
D1. Something's Missing
D2. Daughters
D3. Try
What got into John Mayer? Sometime after the release of his 2003 sophomore album, Heavier Things, a perfectly pleasant affair that expanded on the dreamy, mellow adult pop of his breakthrough hit, "Your Body Is a Wonderland," he decided that he just didn't want to follow that direction anymore. He started penning a monthly column for Esquire magazine, within which he hinted that his musical tastes were far broader than his recordings suggested, and then he started cameoing all over the place, appearing on albums by Buddy Guy, Herbie Hancock, B.B. King, Eric Clapton, and John Scofield -- heavy hitters one and all, yet none of them seemed to have much to do with Mayer's music, at least on the surface. These veterans recognized something within Mayer's playing, but more importantly, he realized that he needed to push himself further and decided to expand his horizons by seizing the opportunity to play with these masters and then incorporating what he learned into his own music. He toured as a power trio with studio pros Steve Jordan and Pino Palladino and recorded the live album Try! while on the road. There are no two ways about it: anybody who dismissed Mayer as a lite Dave Matthews wannabe based on his first two records will be forced to reassess him on the basis of this excellent record. While he still has some vocal tics that bring to mind Matthews and certainly shares an affection for lengthy live jams, Mayer has developed serious chops that transcend boilerplate jam band rock, where the groove and feel is more important than what's played. Here, Mayer is pushed by Jordan and Palladino -- and he pays back the favor by giving them equal billing on the album's front cover, which is unusual for any pop/rock star of his popularity (the cover also marks the second Blue Note allusion in Mayer's oeuvre, which is surely not a coincidence) -- and he rises to the challenge with muscular playing that's his best playing on record. Not just that, but there's a palpable grit to Try! -- and a sultry smoothness to the mellow numbers -- unheard on his previous studio albums. That alone would make Try! not just noteworthy, but a step forward for Mayer. But what makes it more remarkable is that Mayer takes an even greater risk by relying on new material for this album. There are two older songs -- "Something's Missing" and the hit "Daughters," both from Heavier Things -- but the rest consists of covers of Jimi Hendrix and Ray Charles ("Wait Until Tomorrow" and "I Got a Woman," respectively) and new songs that showcase Mayer's earthier, blues-rock direction. Although he sometimes dips into blues-rock clichés -- particularly on the slow-crawling "Out of My Mind" -- it's only on occasion (and when he does tread that familiar ground, he does so with conviction), and the songs overall are his strongest, most ambitious set of tunes yet. And that's what's most impressive about Try! -- Mayer has expanded what he can do as a musician and a writer and in the process has definitively separated himself from the pack of sensitive, jammy modern singer/songwriters. Based on this, he has more heart, soul, ambition, and chops than the rest of them combined.
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John Mayer - Continuum [24 bit FLAC] vinyl
John Mayer - Continuum (2008) [24 bit FLAC] vinyl
Released: 2008
Source: 88697 27976 1 / US
Genre: Pop/Rock
Style: Blues Rock, Indie Rock
Codec: FLAC
Bits Per Sample: 24
Sample Rate: 96,000 Hz
A1. Waiting On The World To Change
A2. I Don't Trust Myself (With Loving You)
A3. Belief
B1. Gravity
B2. The Heart Of Life
B3. Vultures
C1. Stop This Train
C2. Slow Dancing In A Burning Room
C3. Bold As Love
D1. Dreaming With A Broken Heart
D2. In Repair
D3. I'm Gonna Find Another You
D4. Say
Anybody who was initially confused by singer/songwriter John Mayer's foray into blues with 2005's Try! John Mayer Trio Live in Concert could only have been further confounded upon listening to the album and coming to the realization that it was actually good. And not just kinda good, especially for guy who had been largely labeled as a Dave Matthews clone, but really, truthfully, organically good as a blues album in its own right. However, for longtime fans who had been keeping tabs on Mayer, the turn might not have been so unexpected. Soon after the release of his 2003 sophomore album, the laid-back, assuredly melodic Heavier Things, Mayer began appearing on albums by such iconic blues and jazz artists as Buddy Guy, B.B. King, and Herbie Hancock. And not just singing, but playing guitar next to musicians legendary on the instrument. In short, he was seeking out these artists in an attempt to delve into the roots of the blues, a music he obviously has a deep affection for. Rather than his blues trio being a one-off side project completely disconnected to his past work, it is clear now that it was the next step in his musical development. And truthfully, while Try! certainly showcases Mayer's deft improvisational blues chops, it's more of a blues/soul album in the tradition of such electric blues legends as Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan, and features songs by Mayer that perfectly marry his melodic songcraft and his blues-slinger inclinations. In fact, what seemed at the time a nod to his largely female fan base (the inclusion of "Daughters" and "Something's Missing" off Heavier Things) was actually a hint that he was bridging his sound for his listeners, showing them where he was going.
That said, nothing he did up until the excellent, expansive Try! could have prepared you for the monumental creative leap forward that is Mayer's 2006 studio effort, Continuum. Working with his blues trio/rhythm section of bassist Pino Palladino and drummer Steve Jordan, along with guest spots by trumpeter Roy Hargrove and guitarist Ben Harper, Mayer brings all of his recent musical explorations and increasing talents as a singer/songwriter to bear on Continuum. Produced solely by Mayer and Jordan, the album is a devastatingly accomplished, fully realized effort that in every way exceeds expectations and positions Mayer as one of the most relevant artists of his generation. Adding weight to the notion that Mayer's blues trio is more than just a creative indulgence, he has carried over two tracks from the live album in "Vultures" and the deeply metaphorical soul ballad "Gravity." These are gut-wrenchingly poignant songs that give voice to a generation of kids raised on TRL teen stars and CNN soundbites who've found themselves all grown up and fighting a war of "beliefs." Grappling with a handful of topics -- social and political, romantic and sexual, pointedly personal and yet always universal in scope -- Mayer's Continuum here earns a legitimate comparison to Marvin Gaye's What's Going On. Nobody -- not a single one of Mayer's contemporaries -- has come up with anything resembling a worthwhile antiwar anthem that is as good and speaks for their generation as much as his "Waiting on the World to Change" -- and he goes and hangs the whole album on it as the first single.
It's a bold statement of purpose that is carried throughout the album, not just in sentiment, but also tone. Continuum is a gorgeously produced, brilliantly stripped-to-basics album that incorporates blues, soft funk, R&B, folk, and pop in a sound that is totally owned by Mayer. It's no stretch when trying to describe the sound of Continuum to color it in the light of work by such legends as Sting, Eric Clapton, Sade, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Steve Winwood. In fact, the sustained adult contemporary tone of the album could easily have become turgid, boring, or dated but never does, and brings to mind such classic late-'80s albums as Sting's Nothing Like the Sun, Clapton's Journeyman, and Vaughan's In Step. At every turn, Continuum finds Mayer to be a mature, thoughtful, and gifted musician who fully grasps his place not just in the record industry, but in life.
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