Top Results for 1958 2004

Elvis' Golden Records is a compilation album released by RCA Victor in March 1958, featuring many of Elvis Presley's hit singles from his first two years with the label. The album includes classics such as "Hound Dog," "Love Me Tender," and "Jailhouse Rock," and was certified gold by the Recording I...

Madvillainy represents the collaborative work of MF Doom and Madlib, a 2004 hip hop album celebrated for its surreal and abstract soundscapes. The project’s innovative production techniques and complex lyrical content have earned it significant recognition within underground music circles. It is par...

This 1958 Capitol Records jazz album showcases Frank Sinatra's vocal talent alongside arrangements by Nelson Riddle. It’s notable for its consistently somber tone and Sinatra’s distinctive delivery of classic ballads. The album primarily appeals to listeners interested in traditional vocal jazz, par...

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers' *Moanin'* (1958) is a seminal hard-bop album recognized for its innovative use of modal jazz. Drummer Art Blakey’s dynamic performance drives compositions such as “Blue Mitchell” and “Song for My Father,” establishing a lasting influence on subsequent generations...

The Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Explorer, officially renamed the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, is a space telescope launched by NASA in 2004. It is specifically designed to rapidly detect and observe gamma-ray bursts using three coordinated instruments that monitor gamma-ray, X-ray, and ultraviolet/opti...

Created by Jun'ya Ota, known as ZUN, and released in 2004, Touhou Eiyashou: Imperishable Night is the eighth main entry in the Touhou Project. Its bullet-hell shooting follows protagonists investigating a false moon while prolonging the night to resolve the incident before dawn. Carefully arranged p...

Justice League Unlimited is an animated superhero television series produced by DC Comics and Cartoon Network. It builds upon the established Justice League concept introducing numerous new heroes and villains from across the DC Universe. The show’s expansive storylines often involve threats spannin...

The "DJ-Kicks: Erlend Øye" compilation, released in 2004 on !K7 Records, is a distinctive entry in the acclaimed DJ-Kicks mix series. Norwegian musician Erlend Øye, known for Kings of Convenience, created an unconventional mix by singing live over classic house and electronic instrumental tracks. Ra...

Billie Holiday's *Lady in Satin*, released in 1958, is a seminal jazz album marking her final studio work. The collection presents deeply emotive performances of both classic standards and songs written during her declining health. Known for its haunting atmosphere and Holiday’s distinctive vocal ph...

Fabric 20 is a DJ mix compilation by British DJ John Digweed, released in 2004 as the twentieth installment of the Fabric mix series. The series is issued by Fabric, the London nightclub, and features mixes by established international house and techno DJs. Digweed's contribution spans progressive h...

Erik Morales and Marco Antonio Barrera met for the third time on November 27, 2004, at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. This super featherweight bout concluded their legendary boxing trilogy, with both fighters having previously secured one victory each. Barrera won the final match by majority decision,...

Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez met in a May 2004 featherweight boxing match at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. The bout was contested for Marquez's WBA and IBF featherweight world titles. Pacquiao remarkably knocked Marquez down three times in the very first round. However, Marquez recov...

Bill Evans' "Everybody Digs Bill Evans" is a significant jazz album featuring live performances from 1958. The recording captures pianist Bill Evans’ distinctive harmonic style and deeply personal improvisations alongside bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Ira Levine. This collection documents a cruci...

Miles Davis’ *Milestones*, released in 1958, represents a pivotal moment in jazz history. This Columbia Records album is notable for its pioneering use of modal improvisation, shifting away from traditional chord progressions and embracing open tunings. The compositions by Davis and Gil Evans—includ...

The New York Convention on Arbitral Awards, established in 1958, is a United Nations multilateral treaty. It facilitates the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards across national borders. Nearly 170 states are party to this agreement, providing a crucial framework for international trade di...

Robin Hood Daffy is a 1958 American animated comedy short directed by Chuck Jones. It presents Daffy Duck as a clumsy version of Robin Hood, while Porky Pig appears as a skeptical Friar Tuck who does not share Daffy's confidence in the scheme. The film belongs to the Looney Tunes tradition and is in...

Bows + Arrows is the second studio album by American indie rock band The Walkmen, released in 2004 by Record Collection. The album is anchored by "The Rat," a post-punk revival track driven by rapid drumming and frontman Hamilton Leithauser's impassioned vocals. It was recorded at Marcata Recording...

Franz Ferdinand is the self-titled debut studio album by the Scottish indie rock and post-punk revival band Franz Ferdinand, released on 9 February 2004 by Domino Recording Company. Produced by Tore Johansson, the album was recorded at Gula Studios in Malmö, Sweden, and includes the singles 'Take Me...

The Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque stands as a prominent landmark in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei. Constructed in 1958, it’s recognized for its impressive golden dome and surrounding artificial lagoon. The mosque utilizes white marble extensively and serves as an important religious site for the B...

The Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow was a delta-winged supersonic interceptor aircraft designed and built by Avro Canada. The Royal Canadian Air Force intended to use it as a long-range interceptor to defend against potential Soviet bomber threats during the Cold War. The aircraft's development was highly...

Kanye West’s *The College Dropout*, released in 2004, is a landmark hip-hop album known for its innovative use of soul samples and introspective lyrics reflecting on education and personal growth. The record established West as a significant artistic voice and remains notable for its influence on su...

Excerpted from Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1958 memoir, this pamphlet explores the history and strategies of the 1955 Montgomery bus boycott. The text provides a detailed, first-hand account of the civil rights campaign that successfully desegregated the city's public transit system. Furthermore, it sy...

Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Carmen Basilio II was a middleweight championship boxing rematch that took place on March 25, 1958, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The fight was a grueling 15-round contest that ended in a split decision victory for Robinson. With this win, Robinson regained the Na...

Frank Sinatra's “Come Fly With Me” is a seminal jazz album from 1958. Featuring twenty-two songs largely written by Jimmy Van Heusen and George Shearing, it established Sinatra’s signature vocal style within lush orchestral arrangements. The record remains notable for its influential swing sound and...

John Coltrane’s *Blue Train* is a landmark jazz album released in 1962. Recorded during his first leadership role, it presents a powerful demonstration of his developing tenor saxophone technique and a distinctive large ensemble sound crafted by arranger Gil Evans. This recording solidified Coltrane...

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines is a 2004 action role-playing game developed by Troika Games and released for Microsoft Windows. It is set in White Wolf Publishing's World of Darkness, where the player controls a newly turned vampire navigating the political factions of Los Angeles. Built on Va...

Late Night Tales: Nick Cave is a 2011 release in the long-running artist-curated mix-album series, in which the Australian musician assembles a programme of recordings drawn from folk, post-punk, soul, and spoken-word traditions. The mix juxtaposes selections by artists such as Nina Simone, Johnny C...

Pablo Neruda’s *Extravagaria*, released in 1958, offers intimate glimpses into the poet's experiences during his extensive travels. This collection showcases Neruda’s distinctive voice and explores themes of observation, memory, and connection with diverse cultures. Primarily intended for readers in...

Following a Cylon attack that nearly destroys humanity, the reimagined Battlestar Galactica tracks a surviving fleet as it searches for safety in space. The military vessel Galactica must defend civilian ships while their leaders attempt to preserve a functioning society. Advanced technology shapes...