Josie Cotton (born Kathleen Josey) is an American singer/songwriter, best known for her minor hits "Johnny Are You Queer" and "He Could Be the One" from 1982. "Johnny Are You Queer" has been featured on the soundtrack to the movie Jackass Number Two. Check out her Maneater video here on Xyzmp3.com!

Judas Priest are an English heavy metal band formed in 1970 in Birmingham. Originally formed by guitarist K.K. Downing and bassist Ian Hill, Judas Priest's classic line-up consists of Downing, Hill, vocalist Rob Halford and guitarist Glenn Tipton. They have been cited as an influence on many heavy metal musicians and bands. Their popularity and status as one of the definitive heavy metal bands has earned them the nickname "Metal Gods."They have sold over 35 million albums worldwide.

The clip for "Can I Get Get Get" - the centerpiece of Hey Hey My My Yo Yo - is all about saying thanks. The song itself is an ecstatic come-on that's more neighborly than lascivious, and it's so damn friendly that it seems to demand a response. Recognizing this, Junior Senior posted a solicitation to their website, asking fans to send in their own homemade karaoke-style video footage. Thousands responded, and Junior and Senior have compiled the very best and released it as the official video for "Can I Get Get Get".

If there was any lingering doubt about the international appeal of Junior Senior, this clip ought to dispel it: here are fans dancing in front of Big Ben, the New York City skyline, the Hollywood sign, Nordic houses, the Australian desert, and landmarks in Japan as well. The young volunteers sing with an enthusiasm that can't be faked; they dodge around the camera, inhabiting every line of the song. Junior (Jesper Mortensen) and Senior (Jeppe Laursen) appear themselves, but they don't hog the screen-time - they are, the clip seems to suggest, just another pair of dance music enthusiasts, as enthralled by the beat as any of their listeners.

The sensational clips for "We Are Your Friends" and "D.A.N.C.E." have become online favorites, displaying the sort of inventiveness, good humor, and remarkable digital energy that we've come to associate with Chemical Brothers and Daft Punk videos. Meanwhile, Justice has become the hottest act in electro music on either side of the Atlantic, known in dance clubs around the world for their crisp beats, clever samples, and a distinctive bass sound that is so thick and rubbery that it's almost tactile. Justice principals Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay have remixed songs for N.E.R.D., Britney Spears, Franz Ferdinand, and Fatboy Slim, and the duo turned the biggest tent at Coachella this spring into a gigantic house party.

The video for "D.A.N.C.E." is credited to Jonas & Francois, but like everything out of the Ed Banger Records collective of French electro acts, its spirit has been guided by art director So Me. Here, he's designed a series of T-shirts that, when coupled with some innovative filming techniques, appear to be interacting and responding to each other. The concept is straightforward: two young men in plain tees, one black and one white, walk through a dance club - and as they do, their shirts change, and often in fascinating and hilarious ways. We get logos, slogans, famous faces (in action, of course), a spectacularly-detailed page of comic-book writing that's scrawled on and erased almost as fast, and even an interruption by a girl in a classic Yes t-shirt and another whose illustration of a synthesizer somehow turns into an actual instrument. Interspersed are stretches of straight animated footage: bright day-glo titles, a tunnel made out of the legs of dancing-girls, hands raised at a sold-out concert. It's glowing, celebratory, crazy, a night out on the town, a wild thrill-ride through the heart of the Technicolor city.

His is a face you may not be familiar with (yet), but chances are, your kid sister will recognize it. Lanning has appeared on MTV reality programs Score and My Own, and his Justin's World video weblog has been a popular download on YouTube and iTunes. He's made appearances on CSI, Boston Legal, and Wings, and has already distinguished himself as an actor and a camera presence.

But Justin Lanning's heart is in his music. His independently-recorded debut - released when the singer was a teenager - won him underground recognition and a nomination for a Los Angeles Music Award. Now 21 years old, Lanning's songwriting has grown more sophisticated and more intimate. The upcoming Behind These Eyes will introduce pop music fans to a talented multi-instrumentalist with a gift for melody and the courage to bare his soul to his audience. Lanning's piano parts are expressive and played with great conviction; he's got an instinctive feel for the backbeat, and on songs like "Closer To You", he shows he can slip in and out of a rock groove effortlessly. "Take My Breath Away" is a gorgeous piano ballad, a statement of faith and a slow-dance natural; expect this one to be played at a prom near you. It has also logged 800+ spins per week at over 600 AC radio stations nationally.

Killradio is a punk-revival and pop punk band formed in 2001 in Thousand Oaks, California. They use a mix of music styles, including heavy rock, ska, funk, and hip-hop.

Korn is a Grammy Award winning, influential nu metal band from Bakersfield, California, and are often credited with creating and popularizing the nu metal genre. Former band-member Head stated that their signature sound came from an attempt to emulate Mr. Bungle's guitar tone, which they referred to as "the Bungle chord". Along with other bands of the time, they have also inspired many nu metal, alternative metal and rap metal bands through the mid-1990s and early 2000s. Since their 1994 self-titled debut album, Korn has sold over 30 million records worldwide, including 18 million in the United States, making them one of the best-selling nu-metal acts of the last fifteen years. The band's catalogue consists of five consecutive Multi-Platinum Studio albums (including the compilation album Greatest Hits, Volume 1, a live album, and an MTV Unplugged album) in the top 10 of Billboard Top 200 best selling albums. To date Korn has scored 6 Grammy nominations, and won 2 such awards. Jonathan Davis has entered Hit Parader's "100 Greatest Heavy Metal Vocalists" list peaking at #16, James "Munky" Shaffer and Brian "Head" Welch are #26 at the list of Guitar World's "100 Greatest Metal Guitarists".

As of 2006, Korn have had an ever-changing lineup. There have been quite a few touring members who left over time. Original guitarist Head left for "spiritual" reasons in early 2005, and original drummer David Silveria is on a hiatus from the band.