Unmixed - Freemasons

Freemasons

Advantages: Loads of tracks, pumpin remixes
Disadvantages: *

After discovering the freemasons a couple of years ago with their release of Watchin and Love on my mind I immediately searched out other tracks on various music websites. After discovering Freemasons remixes of other artists tracks i was hooked! As a regular clubber too, i regularly heard these tracks being played in the clubs, always receiving a good reaction. This album features 2 cds each containing around 14 tracks each, depending on which version of the album you have. mine was a HMV exclusive version which features exclusive bonus tracks on both cd's. The album is kind of mixed so that the tracks blend into one another for a non stop party feel. Including great remixes such as Beyonces Deja Vu, Angie Stone's I wasnt Kidding and Faith Evans Mesmerized this cd offers club quality remixes. It also includes the brand new single ...

plonkymiff 27.01.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Shakedown - Freemasons

The secret agenda of the freemasons

Advantages: Secret society
Disadvantages: Not much known about them

the freemasons. they originated from the era of robert the bruce in the fourteenth century,however could have originated earlier than this. let us assume they formed at the time of the bannockburn showdown between england and scotland. The masons then were little known and robert the bruce needed the help of the masons to fight for independence against England. Robert the bruce with only six thousand men routed the english army twenty thousand strong and an independent scotland was born. The masons had arrived,they started to get into positions of power and infiltrate key positions of power thus creating a state, where they could not only control the kings of countries but also the queens. In the sixteenth and seventeeth centuries the masons started growing in numbers and spread across the continent. There are masonic lodges as far ...

manchester12345 02.10.2004 (31.03.2005) · Read full review
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Review of The Freemasons - Jasper Ridley

Practice Your Funny Handshake

Advantages: One of the finest small museums in Ireland
Disadvantages: A lot of the symbols are inexplicable.

~ ~ The Freemason’s Hall is situated in Molesworth Street in the centre of Dublin, only a stone’s throw from the back gate to the Dail (Houses of Parliament) and from the main shopping street in Dublin, Grafton Street. ~ ~ Freemasonry officially came to Ireland way back in 1723, when the first Grand Lodge of Freemasons was formed by a ‘hundred gentlemen’ in the Yellow Lion pub in Werburgh Street. For the next 143 years they moved around somewhat. In 1811 they met in the Assembly Rooms in South William Street, then moved in 1822 to 19, Dawson Street, which is now the Royal Irish Academy. 1829 saw a downturn in their fortunes, as they were relegated to renting a room from a publican, Mr. Inglis, in D’Olier Street. Finally, in 1866, the then Grandmaster, Richard, Earl of Rosse, donated them the site ...

the_mad_cabbie 17.09.2001 · Read full review
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Review of Freemasons´ Hall, Dublin