Monday, October 29, 2007

29 Oct 2007 1:25
Subject: If you know what's going on in Darfur, plz spread this along
Body: www.waxploitation.com/signup or Please CLICK HERE

1. animal collective - safer (exclusive live version)
2. black keys - stay all night (exclusive chulahoma Session)
3. bloc party - rhododendrons
4. bright Eyes - coat check dream song (exclusive live version)
5. cornelius - wataridori (exclusive piano version)
6. david Sylvian - late night shopping (exclusive chris vrenna remix)
7. death cab for cutie - world shut your mouth (rare julian cope cover)
8. (international) noise conspiracy - washington bullets
9. the Cure - the walk (exclusive live version)
10. the shins - turn on me (exclusive clint mansell remix)
11. spoon - rhthm & soul (exclusive Middle Version)
12. teargas & plateglass - one day across the valley
13. thievery corporation - passing the stars
14. travis - gimme some truth (exclusive john lennon cover)

On November 27th, Waxploitation will launch its inaugural Causes album series with Causes 1 which includes exclusive and rare tracks donated by Animal Collective, The Black Keys, Bloc Party, Bright Eyes, Cornelius, The Cure, David Sylvianremixed by Chris Vrenna, Death Cab for Cutie, (International) Noise Conspiracy, The Shins remixed by Clint Mansell, Spoon, Teargas & Plateglass, Thievery Corporation and Travis.

One hundred percent of the proceeds will go to three non-profit organizations: Doctors Without Borders (www.doctorswithoutborders.org), Human Rights Watch (www.hrw.org) and Oxfam America (www.oxfamamerica.org).

The album will be available digitally on iTunes for only 90 days beginning on November 27th.

Waxploitation will also be pressing a limited edition CD which can be pre-ordered by signing up at www.waxploitation.com/signup or Please CLICK HERE

Although estimates of the number of people killed by the conflict in Darfur vary widely from 200,000 to 400,000, what is certain is that more than 2 million people have fled their homes because of the fighting, and 4 million are now in need of humanitarian assistance—making this one of the worst crises in the world today.

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