iiii : September 2007

Sunday, September 30, 2007

JACKIE YR MYSPACE PROFILE GOT HACKED

You might want to change your password, my dear.

Thursday, September 27, 2007

(BANG)

As a peevish farewell gesture, shortly after Lester Sill's departure from Philles Records, Spector wrote, and had The Crystals record, a single entitled "(Let's Dance) The Screw". Six minutes long and completely lacking Spector's customary Wall of Sound production techniques, "The Screw" was neither releasable (by 1963 music industry standards) nor intended for general release. Indeed, only a handful of copies of the single were pressed, one of which Spector had delivered to Sill as a parting shot at his former partner. (Legend has it that the recording of "The Screw" served a second purpose: to cheat Sill out of royalties due him from sales of the next Philles recording. However, this claim is considered unlikely.) [2] It has also been said that Spector brought one of his own lawyers into the recording studio to yell out the chorus of the song ("—do the screw!" )

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

THE SYSTEM WORKS! *

*- (even if its only on a technicality)

PHIL IS PHREE!

LOS ANGELES - The murder trial of music producer Phil Spector ended in a mistrial Wednesday because of a deadlocked jury. The mistrial came on the 12th day of deliberations on whether Spector murdered actress Lana Clarkson more than 4 1/2 years ago. The 12-member panel had heard about five months of testimony.

The jury foreman reported the panel was deadlocked 10 to 2 but did not indicate which way it was leaning. The jury reported a 7-5 impasse last week and had resumed deliberations with modified instructions.

"At this time, I will find that the jury is unable to arrive at a verdict and declare a mistrial in this matter," Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler said.

Spector, 67, is charged with second-degree murder. Clarkson, 40, died when a gun went off in her mouth as she sat in a chair in the foyer of Spector's Alhambra mansion about 5 a.m. on Feb. 3, 2003. She had met Spector just a few hours earlier at her job as a nightclub hostess and went home with him for a drink after work.

The defense contended throughout the trial that Clarkson had personal problems and died of a self-inflicted wound that was an accident or a suicide.

Prosecutors presented Spector's chauffeur, who said that he heard a "pow" and that Spector then came outside with a gun in his hand and stated: "I think I killed somebody."

Prosecutors also called five women from Spector's past who testified that he long ago terrorized them with guns when they tried to leave his presence.

In a sideshow to the deliberations, authorities had said Tuesday they were investigating a possible threat to the trial judge that was posted on the Internet.

The MySpace.com posting contained the phrases "I love Phil Spector" and "The Evil Judge should DIE!!!!"

The posting was on a page called "Team Spector," said Steve Whitmore, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. It was later taken down, Superior Court spokesman Allan Parachini said.

Sheriff's investigators were looking into the messages, which were signed "xoxo Chelle," according to Parachini. Spector's wife is named Rachelle, but one of the music producer's attorneys, Christopher Plourd, said she denied having anything to do with the notes.

Spector emerged on the music scene in the late 1950s and became a top producer using a hit-making recording technique that became known as the "Wall of Sound." Clarkson was the star of Roger Corman's 1985 cult film "Barbarian Queen."

You kn ow what i think this is all really about and history will it this way too, is its all about the power of prayer.

Thank You!

Congratulations!

I Coughed!

Sunday, September 23, 2007

You can thank me later

Wednesday, September 12, 2007

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