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v tbilisi

vchera posle shkoli ya i moi podrugi reshili reshili smotret kakoito film o narkomanax i poshliv motom dome.okozaloc chto v dome nikogo ne bilo.ya nashla bino v marazilke y vipili gdeto 10 stakana vina:))) priblizitilno bili v tokom sastayanii:)))))vobshem bila ochen veselo=))a v konce tak ustali ot tancevaniya chto usnuli na pole:)))))

today is my sisters birthday and she has a great party in her big house: alot of drink,fabulous music,and amazing people..so i'm going to have a good time:))=P

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we=))))

AGAAAAAAAAAA TOCHNOOOOOOOO!!!!!

ya na kanukulax i po-etomy vcem pk do sektyabrya=)mpaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaauhx!!!!!

Parties, gigs and clubbing. Almost everyone loves a great party to have fun or as stress therapy. The party in Georgia’s most luxurious and exclusive Nightclub, “Night Office” is more than just a social gathering but a surprisingly enjoyable experience. The club’s collection of pre-party events and shows that are added to the main party make for a satisfactory night undeniably enjoyed by all. Recently, Tbilisi has become more involved in clubbing and night life, and this is getting even bigger than ever with such sophisticated clubs. The Recent all Night party and show by DJ Mass from Amsterdam on 11th March was a night to remember. Full of foreign experience and overflowing style, DJ Mass spun his discs to the exact taste of the crowd, which danced tirelessly till dawn. In contrast to the fact that now in Georgia you get more clubs with house and trance music, Night Office club organized that extraordinarily RnB hip-hop Party, a first of its kind in the history of Tbilisi clubbing. The DJ was flawless in keeping the crowd’s head ringing all night with funky hip-hop beats, which ironically are not popular in Georgia. Nevertheless, there was a sizable crowd in attendance that night under the Baratashvili Bridge. The crowd included mostly a higher social class of the Georgian population due to the dear price of the entrance ticket, a couple of foreigners and of course the DJ’s crew. On that precious night, the whitewashed Portuguese Rugby team players also joined the Night Office party to ease the stress of defeat suffered at the hands of the Georgian Rugby team in a game played on that very Saturday before leaving the country. “Night Office” opened on January 20, 2006 at a superb location near the river Mtkvari, right under the Baratashvili Bridge. It is equipped with advanced laser facilities and presents beautiful performances and different laser shows. The club has 3 bars, each of them serves accordingly by bringing comfort and relaxation while inside. The club has 300 seats and can accomodate1000 people in total. Entrants go through face control; people under 18 are not admitted. It is also known that the club has been taking strict measures against drug addiction since it was opened; Rest rooms are equipped with smoke sensors in case of smoking of any substance other than cigarettes. Maximum security is guaranteed in this modern bunker-like club. Every night at the “Night Office” is full of joyful events. Night program shows are performed by invited and international DJs. The club operates on Fridays and Saturdays. For anyone willing to have a chilled and relaxed night full of breathtaking experiences, Night Office is indeed a place to visit

Robert Nesta Marley was born in Jamaica, the son of a Liverpool-born captain in the West Indian regiment of the British Army. Marley's parents separated when he was six, and he moved with his mother to Trench Town, a slum in west Kingston. There, with childhood friend 'Bunny' Livingston, Marley made his first music, a combination of rhythm, blues and local musical styles, which became known as 'ska'. In the early 1960s, Marley and Bunny joined up with Peter Tosh to form a harmony group, the Wailing Wailers. The group soon became well-known in Jamaica, and both reflected and led the evolution of reggae. In 1967, Marley converted from Christianity to Rastafarianism and entered the mature phase of his musical career. His group was renamed The Wailers and, after being joined in 1970 by Aston and Carlton Barrett who formed the rhythm section, began to attract international attention. The group was signed by Island Records, a London-based company founded in Jamaica, and in 1972 recorded Catch a Fire, which was a modest success. Though carrying out other musical work - for singer Johnny Nash, for example - Marley continued to record and tour with The Wailers. His songwriting skills developed apace; in 1974 Eric Clapton had a hit with Marley's I Shot the Sheriff and in 1975 The Wailers had their first major hit with No Woman No Cry. Soon after, with the departure of Bunny and Peter, the group became Bob Marley & The Wailers. Throughout the later 1970s, Marley's songs became increasingly spiritual and political, often focussing on the turmoil then present in Jamaica. In December 1976, during the Jamaican general election campaign, an attempt was made on Marley's life, and he fled to London. There he wrote and recorded Exodus, which featured Marley's biggest hits, including Jamming, Waiting in Vain and One Love. By 1980, Marley had a worldwide following, and his music had become closely associated with the black political independence movement and freedom fighting in general. His health, however, was deteriorating, and in 1981 Marley died from cancer at the age of only thirty-six.

It all begun in Los Angeles in 1985 when William Bailey (Axl Rose - vocals) formed a rock band with Jeffrey Isbell (Izzy Stradlin - guitar), Tracii Guns (guitar) and Rob Gardner (drums) called in turn Rose, Hollywood Rose and L.A Guns. Soon Guns and Gardner were replaced by Saul Hudson (Slash - guitar) and Steven Adler (drums) and with the addition of bass player Duff McKagan the band was renamed to Guns N' Roses. Playing a unique sound incorporating punk, blues and metal, the band released a self-produced live album called "Live ?!*@ Like A Suicide" in 1986. Having received some interest from the music industry the band signed to Geffen Records. The following year the band released their debut album "Appetite For Destruction" which, despite being the best selling debut album of all time, it only started selling a year latter when MTV started playing "Sweet Child O' Mine"! The album shoot to number 1 and Guns N' Roses became overnight one the biggest bands in the world. During their performance at the legendary 1988 Monsters Of Rock Festival in Donnington that also featured the likes of Iron Maiden and Kiss two fans died during crowd disturbances. At the end of 1988 the band released "Lies" which featured four new acoustic songs and tracks from "Live ?!*@ Like A Suicide". The album hit number 2 of the charts but controversially the song "One In A Million" sparked intense controversy for its violent and racist lyrics. Also when in 1989 Guns N' Roses were awarded at the annual award show for best heavy metal album and best heavy metal song for "Appetite For Destruction" and "Paradise City", McKagan and Slash used strong language on live television. As a result all subsequent award shows were broadcasted with a five second delay! Shortly after the release of "Lies" drummer Steve Adler was fired and replaced by Matt Sorum from the Cult and during the recording of their long-awaited second studio album the band added keyboardist Dizzy Reed. Under the new lineup Guns N' Roses released "Use Your Illusion I" and "Use Your Illusion II" which simultaneously shoot at the two top spots of the charts. The band then went on a colossal 28-month long world tour which was hugely successful but also very eventful. The most famous incident took place in the summer of 1991 when during a show in Missouri Rose jumped into the crowd injuring a fan and then left the stage. The angry crowd begun a riot in which many people were injured. During this period Stradlin quit the band due to differences with Rose and was replaced by Gilby Clarke. In 1993 the new lineup released a collection of punk covers named "The Spaghetti Incident?" which received some good reviews, however, it did not match the brilliance of their previous three studio albums. In conjunction with a number of other events, including the release of the "Nevermind" album that shifted musical interest to Nirvana and internal disputes between Rose and the rest of the band, Guns N' Roses gradually declined. By 1997 the band disintegrated leaving Rose the sole original member of the band. In the years that followed Guns N' Roses remained relatively unnoticed, occasionally making the headlines for the wrong reasons including riots in their gigs, cancelled shows and the long delayed fifth studio album "Chinese Democracy". The only releases from the band since 1993 were the two compilation albums "Live Era '87-'93" (1999) and "Greatest Hits" (2004). A notable attempt from previous Guns N' Roses members came in 2003 when Slash, Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum formed the band Velvet Revolver with Scott Weiland formerly with the Stone Temple Pilots. Their debut album "Contraband" released in June 2004 received good reviews and went straight to the top of US charts.

RACHA Racha (Ratcha is a more correct spelling) (Georgian: რაჭა, Rača) is a historic province in Georgia, in the mountainous northwestern part of the country. Comprising the present-day districts of Oni and Ambrolauri, it is included in the region of Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti. It is bordered by the mountain-range of Greater Caucasus to the north and east, Imereti to the south, Lechkhumi and Svaneti to the west. It is situated in the northern valley of Rioni river and is surrounded by mountains. Formerly, Racha included also a northwestern corner of the present day breakaway region of South Ossetia

on friday i'm going to my village and i'm so so soo happy..it'll be sooooooo cute ,so fabulous u can't imagine!!!the best summer ever!!!

i'm crazy...can u understand i'm cr4azy and i'm fed up with all...i have my own life and nobody can judge me!yeah people it's my life!!