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Genre | Music chart show, talk |
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Running time | Approx. 3 hrs. (including commercials) |
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Home station | Sound Liverpool |
Hosts | Lex&Davey |
Producers | The Carter Group |
Air dates | since June 1, 2008 |
Website | net40.co.uk |
The Net 40 is a weekly Internet chart show which is broadcast live from the studio's of Sound Liverpool. The show is live each and every Sunday from 3pm until 6pm (UK Time). The show, which is syndicated across many Internet radio stations, is presented by the Lex&Davey.
The chart is completely user generated, and allows unsigned bands to upload their tracks and put them to a public vote, competing directly for the vote of the users against commercial tracks.
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The Net may be:
The Net 2.0 is a 2006 direct-to-video mystery thriller film written by Rob Cowan and directed by Charles Winkler. It is nominally a sequel to the 1995 film The Net directed by his father Irwin Winkler, but has a separate and unrelated plot. The story concerns a computer systems analyst who finds herself in a web of identity theft, robbery, and murder when she lands in Turkey for a new job.
The movie opens with a scene of a young woman running from pursuers in the streets of Istanbul. She is captured and imprisoned, accused of various crimes, and questioned by a doctor. Desperate to save herself, she starts her story in a series of flashbacks.
We find out that she is Hope Cassidy (played by Nikki DeLoach), a young computer systems analyst. Looking for excitement in her life, she accepts a well-paying job in Istanbul at Suzer International, where she will begin by securing the internet network of a Russian company. She tries to convince her boyfriend to come with her, but he is reluctant and she breaks off their relationship. While she is talking to him at a café, her laptop crashes and then reloads, a small incident she ignores.
The Net (German: Das Netz) is a 1975 West German drama film directed by Manfred Purzer and starring Mel Ferrer.
Stand, in front of these
Useless emotions have gone away
Creed, this is my reign
For shall I deny the flesh and the blood
Free, from space and time
A nameless design of reality
Cold, once felt before
Relieving that moment, touching the void
Life after life
Abductor of sin
But all is a lie
Addressing to someone, to something
The wrong part of me
I have seen all before
The good and the wrong, interior desire
Come, this is my reign
Virtual insanity...
...this is the Net!
Try to erase all again
The love and the hate that I've had
Try to forget all the pain
Crashing the borders of life
Stand, in front of these
Illogical nightmares now gone astray
Proud, feeding my brain
With knowledge and hunger consuming the man
Dead, only the flesh
Mnemonical order surviving inside
Cold, once felt before
A word in December...
...but now feed the Net
Try to erase all again
The love and the hate that I've had
Try to forget all the pain
Crashing the borders of life
Try to erase all again
The love and the hate that I've had
Try to forget all the pain
Crashing the borders of life
Try to erase all the pain
Crashing the borders of me