Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Rock 120 Original Hits
Year Of Release: 30 Mar 2009
Label: EMI Gold
Genre: Rock
Quality: mp3
Bitrate: 128 kbps
Total Size: 445.68 Mb

Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Rock Legends - 135 Greatest Rock Songs
Year Of Release: 2008
Label: Megaphon
Genre: Rock
Quality: Mp3
Bitrate: VBR 128-320 Kbps
Total Time: 06: 09: 22 min
Total Size: 706 MB

Kung Fu Chefs 2009 DVDRip
Year: 2009
Subtitles: English
Director: Yip Wing-Kin
Action: Yuen Cheung-Yan, Yuen Shun-Yi
Cast: Sammo Hung Kam-Bo, Vanness Wu, Cherrie Ying Choi-Yi, Ai Kago, Louis Fan Siu-Wong, Lam Chi-Chung, Leung Siu-Lung, Wu Jianfei, Timmy Hung Tin-Ming, Xing Yu, Guk Fung, Philip Keung Ho-Man, Chun Wong, Michael Chan
The Skinny: It's another Kung Fu [insert noun] film, and it's actually okay fun. Decent fighting, fun cooking, and Sammo Hung lift Kung Fu Chef beyond its meager expectations to become something of a surprise. Not quality but not really bad.
At first glance, Kung Fu Chef looks as cheesy and low-rent as 2007's unimpressive Kung Fu Fighter. The combo of director Yip Wing-Kin and stars Vanness Wu and Fan Siu-Wong couldn't prevent Kung Fu Fighter from being a crappy Kung Fu Hustle clone, and since they all return for Kung Fu Chef, it's understandable if confidence in this latest Kung Fu [insert noun] iteration is not high. But Kung Fu Chef surprises. Thanks to decent fight scenes, fun cooking scenes and the presence of the venerable Sammo Hung, the film surpasses its numerous negatives to deliver something approximating decent, harmless fun. Who knew?

Year: 2008
Subtiles : English
Director: Wu Jing, Li Chung-Chi
Writer: Fung Chi-Keung
Action: Jack Wong, Li Chung-Chi
Cast: Wu Jing, Celina Jade, Aoyama Noriko, Alex Fong Lik-Sun, Ronald Cheng Chung-Kei, Ken Lo Wai-Kwong, Hui Siu-Hung, Sammy, Kara Hui Ying-Hung, Tin Kai-Man, Lam Suet, Mark Cheng Ho-Nam, Kou Zhan-Wen, Candy Hau Woon-Ling
The Skinny: Wu Jing kicks ass but Legendary Assassin only throws mildly painful punches. Decent action and a few fun spots highlight this otherwise unremarkable and unoriginal action film.
Cop Holly believes that for some people doing the right thing isn’t just a duty or an obligation, it’s who they are, and when mysterious drifter Bruce helps her capture four runaway convicts hiding on her island, she thinks he’s just like her, one of the good guys. Holly and the rest of the police praise Bruce for his assistance, and welcomed as a friend he considers settling down on the island until more strangers arrive looking for him. Shortly afterwards a decapitated body is discovered and when Bruce immediately disappears it’s apparent that he’s the killer. Holly’s dismayed, even when she learns that the victim was a ruthless criminal.

Director: Jua Lu-Jiang
Producer: Lee Shin
Action: Yuen Woo-Ping
Cast: Donnie Yen Ji-Dan, Billy Chow Bei-Lei, Wu Ma, Yuen Man-Ching, Chang Jian-Li, Johnny Liu
The Skinny: A run-of-the-mill story, low production values and silly characters make Iron Monkey 2 the smoldering piece of dog dung that it is. Can the combined efforts of Donnie Yen and Yuen Woo-Ping save this film from its complete and utter crappiness? It depends on your expectation level.

Producer: Tsui Hark
Action: Yuen Woo-Ping, Yuen Cheung-Yan, Yuen Sun-Yi, Kuk Hin-Chiu
Cast: Yu Rong-Guang, Donnie Yen Ji-Dan, Jean Wang Ching-Ying, Tsang Sze-Man, Yen Shi-Kwan (Yang Yee-Kwan), James Wong Jim, Yuen Sun-Yi, Hau Yiu-Chung, Lee Fai, Cheung Fung-Nei, Chun Kwai-Choi, Chan Siu-Wah, Yip Choi-Nam, Ko Man-Dik
The Skinny: Arguably the greatest kung fu film Yuen Woo-Ping ever made, Iron Monkey ranks as one of the finest martial arts films of the 1990s.
Language: English