Marquis de Sade

Helen Folasade Adu, OBE, (born 16 January 1959), better known as Sade, is a British singer-songwriter, composer, and record producer. She first achieved success in the 1980s as the frontwoman and lead vocalist of the popular Brit and Grammy Award winning English group, Sade.

When singer Sade and her band of the same name were establishing themselves, their record company, Epic, made a point of printing "Pronounced Shar-day" on the record labels of their releases. Soon enough, the music had no problem with the correct pronunciation. With the breakthrough Billboard Hot 100 Top Ten single "Smooth Operator" propelling the debut Sade album, Diamond Life, to the same spot on the Billboard 200 chart in 1985, the band fast came to epitomize soulful, adult-oriented, sophisti-pop. Though only five more studio albums would follow during the next 25 years, the band's following abated only slightly, and each release was treated like a long-awaited public return of a mysterious yet beloved diva.

Former Satanist, Doc Marquis, proves that the foundation of our holidays is rooted in Satanism. Doc begins by demonstrating how the Illuminati effected the change in our calendar and how that change has affected a dramatic change in our everyday lives. The Illuminati copied heathen holidays from Satanism and then just gave them Christian names.

Product Description
Sade are back with The Ultimate Collection. The must-have, 29-track, two-disc album includes four new, never-before heard songs including a remix of "The Moon And The Sky" (featuring Jay-Z).
The Ultimate Collection also features 15 tracks that were not included on Sade's 1994 "Best Of" album. Here for the first time, fans can find all of their favorite Sade classics including songs from Lover's Rock and Soldier Of Love.

Sade present The Ultimate Collection, featuring a selection of classic Sade songs spanning their career to date – plus three new, unheard tracks, including a version of "Moon & The Sky" featuring Jay-Z.