title: Exquisite Bach

text:
Dave Saemann, Fanfare Magazine

This is an exceptional release. Some years ago, Bernard Haitink said, in reference to Jacques Loussier and Ward Swingle’s treatments of Bach, that you can do anything to the man’s music and it still sounds like Bach. Some listeners might approach Andrew Dahlke’s transcription of Bach’s cello suites for saxophone in the same light. However, what we have here is in an entirely different category from Loussier and Swingle. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach wrote that his father “understood to perfection the possibilities of all stringed instruments.” One may say the same of Dahlke’s understanding of the possibilities of the saxophone. His is not an attempt to make the sax sound like a Baroque instrument. Rather, he has contributed music to the modern saxophone’s unaccompanied repertory that is as natural sounding as Anthony Braxton’s solo jazz improvisations.
The suitability of the saxophone in taking over the cello’s lines is actually quite stunning. I would argue that the singing quality of the saxophone has at least as much in common with the modern cello’s capacity for legato as the actual Baroque cello Bach knew has. We’ve had the cello suites on lute and guitar, so why not saxophone? It’s true that the sax cannot duplicate the double stops and the three- and four-note chords of the cello, but Dahlke has artfully altered the melodic line at times to convey the substance of these effects. You also get accustomed very quickly to the saxophonist’s breathing where a cellist would just play seamlessly—especially when Dahlke integrates his breathing so effectively into his phrasing. I don’t think we can go as far as to say that this is exactly how Bach would have written for the saxophone if he had it at his disposal, but as a practical musician I believe he would be very pleased with his transcriber’s craftsmanship.

Dahlke has retained the original keys of the suites, while distributing them among four different saxophones. This creates a welcome variety in listening to the set as a whole. In addition to phrasing along with his breaths, Dahlke indulges in the most artful use of rubato. There is nothing sterile or academic about his playing. Nathaniel Rosen has written about rendering these works on the cello that “if a performance develops organically and with natural rhythm, the audience will respond with rapt spiritual attention.” I think listeners will react to Dahlke in the same way. He is a true virtuoso. One of his thank yous in the album’s booklet is for the great jazz saxophonist Dick Oatts. It’s a measure of Dahlke’s success that at times he approaches Oatts’s artistry and facility. His set opens with the Sixth Suite, played on soprano sax. Dahlke’s tone is clear and beautiful, with no hint of Sidney Bechet. He renders the Allemande slowly, with some of the feeling of Charles Ives’s The Unanswered Question. Dahlke takes this suite’s Sarabande, and all the other Sarabandes, a little faster than most cellists, although they sound quite natural. I can’t tell if he does this for interpretive or technical reasons—would the breathing break up the long, elegiac lines most cellists go in for? Dahlke plays the Second Suite on an alto sax that includes a low A—it offers the quality of a vocalise. This suite’s Sarabande sounds rather like Jean-Baptiste Lully. Its first Menuet is a little like haunted house music.

My favorite among Dahlke’s performances is the Third Suite, mainly because I love the pugnacity of the baritone sax. The spiritedness of the Courante invites a comparison with Gerry Mulligan. In the Sarabande, the baritone has a very cello-like expressiveness. Dahlke gives the second Bourrée a sotto voce quality. The sax makes a delectable growl at times in the Gigue. Dahlke returns to the low A alto for the First Suite, where the Allemande sounds like something a Parisian composer in the 1920s might have written. Dahlke plays the Courante with the flair of a street musician. In the Menuets, his sax almost sounds like a clarinet. The Gigue reminds me a little of a French folk song. Dahlke performs the Fifth Suite on the tenor sax. The Prelude’s two sections are beautifully proportioned in his interpretation; the second section swings a little like Stan Getz. The Courante possesses an angularity as if played on the bassoon. The Second Gavotte is reminiscent of the final movement of Chopin’s “Funeral March” Sonata. With the Fourth Suite, Dahlke ends his program as he began it, on the soprano sax. The Prelude is unusually meditative
akin to chant. Dahlke’s quick tempo for the Allemande gives it a resemblance to an Irish reel. Strong accents in the Courante produce a reading of unusual exuberance. The Gigue makes you want to get up and dance.

The sound engineering is outstanding, capturing the instruments realistically in a mildly reverberant space. If you are looking for these works on the modern cello, I would recommend the sets by Alexander Rudin, Ralph Kirshbaum, and Robert Cohen. Anner Bylsma’s 1979 period instrument account is worth having; I have not heard his digital remake. Both Rudin and Bylsma play the Sixth Suite on the smaller, five-string cello it was written for. Dahlke’s transcription of the suites offers a world of expression to saxophonists that they only may have dreamed of having before. This is a major addition to the repertoire. And, as Dahlke’s recording demonstrates, it can make for exquisite Bach.


title: Amazing Music

text: This is an amazing piece of music. Some of the best in blues and jazz get together to make a classic album. Roscoe Gordon, John Lee Hooker and the great Jimmy Reed are in top form. Also the underrated Memphis Slim and Gene Allison join in. Baby, What You Want Me To Do, Spring, Big Boss Man, Messin' Round are just a few of the powerful tracks on this rather obscure LP. Seek it out if you like these musicians. Great CD to crank on a road trip.


title: Saint Patrick's Day Classics - Bouncy, Funny -  Irish songs

text: These are fun, rollicking good Irish songs about wakes, town dances,and miners messing with the tax collector.  If you saw the Molly Maguires movie with Sean Connery and Richard Harris, or read the true stories about the 19th Irish miners the album is named after you get it.  If you didn't, the Molly Maguires were coal miners that fought with the mine owners and Pinkerton detectives from Scranton to Mauchunk ( now Jim Thorpe, PA ).  The heck they raised is the story told in the title track.


title: great cd

text: love the cranberries.


title: Faith

text: Like Changing


title: Great Quality

text: Just as described


title: Awesome album

text: Lisa Gerrard is awesome! Excellent album. My favorite is "Space Weaver".


title: Caifanes lo mejor del rock latinoamericano

text: Excelente. Caifanes es uno de los mejores grupos de rock en español y tener su discografía es tener un tesoro.


title: Headphone Commute Review

text:
I’ve been writing about music for what now seems almost a decade. And even so, I must tell you, the closer I come to its essence, the further I seem from its reach. Every listen is always a new venture into the sounds, spaces and mind of the composer as source. I also don’t know why I usually get taken aback when ambient artists create rhythmic works, or in some cases vice versa. This was the case when this past summer I learned of a new record by Oliver Lieb, whose techno and trance records decorate my vinyl wall since the late 90s.

Oliver Lieb is known by the dance scene by many monikers and projects. His most notable singles under the L.S.G. alias have appeared on Superstition, Hooj Choons, and Black Series labels. His very own Maschine imprint was used as an outlet to explore a slightly different sound post his separation with Superstition. But on Inside Voices, released by the Irish Psychonavigation records, this Frankfurt based techno mastermind approaches a very different aesthetic, one which will surely appeal to the followers of Headphone Commute.

Inviting us into his world with “Surface Tension” in two parts, Inside Voices is a synth based space dive into the universe of resonating echoes, modular permutations and deep flowing rhythms. The headroom is expansive, hypnotic and surreal. Microscopic particles bounce off their reverberated counterparts and immediately dissolve into the voluminous and elastic universe. Landing on this sonic macrocosm we enter a kaleidoscopic trance from which it is impossible to wake up. And we drift…

If, as a child, you too have spent many hours lying with your eyes closed listening to “space music,” imagining yourself conquering alien planets, in hopes that the future will bring even more extravagant sounds, then know that you have arrived. Although Inside Voices does not particularly convey interplanetary travel, I can’t help but dust off my helmet and set out on my long beloved voyage. If, by some chance, this record managed to slip pass your radar, be sure to recover from your oversight, especially if you’re a fan of works by Pete Namlook, Future Sound of London, System 7 and the KLF.


title: Headphone Commute Review

text:
There is something dark and sinister in the atonal chords of Roll The Dice. I take a break from listening and double-check if it is the very same group which I covered back in 2011, when the second full length by Malcolm Pardon and Peder Mannerfelt, titled In Dust, was picked up by the Leaf Label. Indeed, it appears that the duo has gravitated away from the pitch-bent circuit-manipulated analogue-synth cosmic voyage to a more down-to-earth, organic, orchestral and out-right ominous sound. I am immediately attracted to the soundtrack quality of the album, because it is impossible to avoid the images forming behind the closed eyelids for which this music is the score.

Although it’s hard and unfair to draw comparisons, fans of Ben Frost, Tim Hecker, and Raime will find themselves enchanted by the raw force of sonic execution behind each sound. Add to that a 26-piece ensemble (with string arrangements by Erik Arvinder), and the heart-throbbing suspense cuts through each chord like a jagged power drill. The atmosphere turns up in tension and unease with “Coup de Grâce”, a favorite piece on the album, where the low register piano key pounds away at a fleeing spirit. The chase through this nearly industrial landscape abruptly drops as the protagonist of the story is left alone in a cacophony of pulsating bass, with “Wherever I Go, Darkness Follows” – a more than proper title for a dusky track, overcast with synth pads and piano chords.

"The characteristic framework of piano and synthesiser is reinforced with a newly conscripted string section: dramatic arrangements grind against furnace blasts of static, and phases of unrelenting rhythmic intensity collapse into moments of frayed, fragile beauty. Roll The Dice’s most powerful and nuanced work to date, its tracks are by turns harrowing and searching, pushing the duo’s sound to monolithic, foundation-shuddering heights of ambition, scale and physical weight."

The low rumblings of sub-bass and brutal distortion are explored further, with “Someone’s Land” approaching some of the most dreadful in emotions touched upon purveyors of noise and physicality of sound, already mentioned above. The cinematic tendency of the album is also not completely accidental – Pardon is a professional composer for film and television and “has a natural flair for evocative composition and narrative arc“, while Mannerfelt has previously explored the outer edge of experimental electronics and rhythmic noise with his Lines Describing A Circle solo release on Digitalis (recommended, by the way, for fans of Mika Vainio). Combine the two together and, well… you get one of the best albums of the year.

In the postscript of this writeup, I must admit that it took me more than a few months to properly cover this album. This delay should not be attributed to my laziness or perhaps even dislike of the music within. In fact, it’s the complete opposite. Every time I listened to Until Silence I felt incredibly moved. And I listened to it a lot! And it is this totally immersive experience that required a very special kind of attention. A very special hour set aside to be fully encompassed, enchanted, and enveloped by the sounds that beckon you to stay entranced. Until Silence is a highly emotional journey, one for which you must prepare, each and every single time.


title: Headphone Commute Review

text:
I've been obsessed with cello lately. Enough that I'm actually considering taking some lessons. I've been playing the piano ever since I can remember. But the longer I study my favorite instrument, the deeper I understand its percussive nature, and need some pulled and trembling strings. I've played the double bass before (in high school orchestra), and till this day something draws me towards the lower register of all bowed sounds. Thankfully, until my desire to break the bank and buy the instrument subsides, I have all this music to weave my dreams to.

Julia Kent is a Canadian born, NYC based cellist who came on the scene in 2007, with her debut solo album, Delay, released on Shayo records. Four years later she followed up with Green And Grey on Important Records. I first became familiar with Kent's sound when she performed at the Unsound Festival in New York in 2012. This year Kent gets picked up by the lovely Leaf Label, already home to many of my favorite artists, such as Susumu Yokota, Murcof, Triosk, Sutekh, Vladislav Delay, Roll The Dice, and Efterklang.

Appropriately titled, Character, is a retrospective album. Layered and looped cello strings are complimented by organic found sounds, minimal electronic percussion and an occasional piano notes. The soundscape of Character is minor in chord progression, major in cinematic undertones, and neutral in acceptance of things as they are. There is a certain meditative aspect to the music, which at times rejects its nature and picks up in pace, only to stop chasing, catching its breath, and subsiding again. The pieces become a soundtrack to our daily trepidation, perhaps in facing the fictitious story that we live.

"I ended up thinking about the process of life," explains Kent. "How sometimes a narrative in fiction is meant to mirror the chronology of human life, and how our lives, in a way, can resemble works of fiction, but without the possibility of controlling the outcome the way an author can."

Recording alone in her studio, Kent is faced with a reflective narrative - a darkness audible in "Kingdom", a sadness on an "Only Child", a resolution and assertion on "Intent". The approach to looped recordings continues to reveal Kent's pleasure in recurring patterns. The subtle lapse becomes the core in repetition, embracing lovely accidents along the way. This, too, can be reflected in our lives. Sometimes mistakes are nothing more than predetermined outcomes, and expectations are the only rein. Recommended for fans of Danny Norbury, Greg Haines, Zoë Keating, Richard Skelton and of course, Hildur Guðnadóttir.


title: Headphone Commute Review

text: Ingenting Kollektiva make the kind of organic ambient drone that washes over your senses like a slow rolling fog, seeking to create an environment which reflects on the "quality of light, sound and atmosphere" explored in the films by Ingmar Bergman and Sven Nykvist. The four members of this collective, Diane Granahan, Kirston Lightowler, Tarrl Lightowler, and Matthew Swiezynski, weave two long-playing tracks (both at approximately 20 minutes), for this fourth catalog edition on Invisible Birds, a small label, co-founded by the above Granahan and Swiezynsski, publishing hand-packaged limited edition releases, based on the idea of "tiny feathered workers motionlessly charting immensity." Fragments Of Night, however, creates a soundtrack to feathered fowls unseen. Acoustically effected instruments, such as cello, shakuhachi flute, bells, and even a bowed Tibetan prayer bowl, swim in a continuously churned cauldron of field recordings, 78-record snippets, and auditory documents of wild life. Fragments of Night is a delicate meditation on sound, unhurried and unapologetic in its flawless execution. Add to that a mastering touch by Taylor Deupree, and you've got a fantastic album for fans of Celer, Kreng, Black Swan and 36. Pressed on a beautiful limited edition vinyl, this is a record to be played late into the night until the sound drowns in dreamworld. Stay tuned for another album from Ingenting Kollektiva, titled Lost Beyond Telling, already promised by Invisible Birds...


title: Headphone Commute Review

text: While the name Murralin Lane may be new to the loyal 12k followers, the members of this duo should be familiar to the collectors of the latest modern classical releases. After all, one half of the group is none other than David Wenngren, known to the world mostly for his Library Tapes moniker with releases on Home Normal, Resonant, Sonic Pieces, Make Mine Music, and most recently collaborating with Danny Norbury as Le Lendemain on their acclaimed Fires (Home Normal, 2009). And the second, completing half, [what I am led to only speculate at] is Wenngren's girlfriend, Ylva Wiklund. The Murralin Lane project was born when Wenngren asked Wiklund to sing for the track that just begged for vocals. After a surprising outcome, they decided to record an entire album, Our House Is On The Wall. Recorded in their Swedish home, the seven tracks of this 30-minute album are full of textured vibrations, jittery drone pads, and lo-fi distant echoes of Wiklund's lovely voice. The nostalgic piano chords of Library Tapes are replaced with atonal resonating layers, akin to a synthetic flute being played by a lost wind in the canyon. Gentle triggers hint at the deconstruction of organic sound, ready to split at the seams, where time-stretching has failed to transmute. Wiklund's ghostly vocals evoke a melancholy of spirits, uneasy in their dwelling, wishing to only be heard. Our House Is On The Wall is a beautiful addition to 12k's already rich catalog of electro-acoustic, vocal-ambient, and pop-minimalist collection.


title: Headphone Commute Review

text: In the past few years I have become a bigger fan of simple and elegant works, sometimes consisting of a single instrument, sometimes of a single theme. I wonder if it is perhaps related to the process of aging and a calming mind. Ambient music begins to make more sense. The silence in between is just as important as the sound around it. On Marking Time, Richard Skelton uses a limited palette of organic instruments to reveal an elementary artistic craftsmanship through slowly drawn out, bowed and scratched strings, plucked guitars, and light touches of piano keys. In the spotlight of dark themes stands a lonely cello, sometimes agonizing over long lost hours of silence, sometimes sad for settled dust. Surrounded by echoing instruments it cries in monotonic notes, sans any swings in harmony, repeating the oscillating frequencies assigned to each fret of a string. It is like a pendulum on a grandfather's clock that the musicians on Marking Time bow the strings back and forth, back and forth, in a tireless rhythm, while something scratches in the attic, perhaps to gain an entrance, but most likely to escape. It is this tone that tells a story. A story that is neither sad nor happy, neither good nor bad, but is simply just there. Like changing weather. Like cycling seasons. And like life and death. Marking Time is Skelton's first release under his real name. His previous works were put out under a number of monikers including Clouwbeck, Heidika, Carousell and A Broken Consort. This is also the first album that came out on a label other than his own, Sustain-Release. The latter, is a private press operation full of works by Skelton himself, dedicated to his wife, Louise, who died in 2004. This loss continues to seep through Skelton's works in a sound of sorrow. After Marking Time got picked up by Australian label, Preservation, in 2008, it was well received by the critics. And earlier this year, John Twells of Type Records had put out a beautiful, limited edition, remastered vinyl pressing of the album, featuring Skelton's own photographs on the cover. Recommended for all of your modern classical and soul resting needs. Fans of Lawrence English, Elegi, Machinefabriek, Jasper TX, Svarte Greiner, Rudi Arapahoe and of course, Hildur Guðnadóttir, will be delighted.


title: Headphone Commute Review

text: The record patiently awaits its turn among the large pile of music. Finally it is allowed to play, to shine, to sing, and to scream in its beautiful agony. It's like this: if you are a drooling mischievous apocalyptic follower of Godspeed You! Black Emperor or Mono, as well as Pelican, Neurosis, and Isis, then you absolutely _must_ get this album. One Starving Day is a group of Italian musicians, with a previous experience in some hardcore bands, but what they whip up on their debut album, Broken Wings Lead Arms to the Sun, is beyond metal, beyond screamo and post-nu-post-rock. It is a blend of very melodic and voluptuous swells of unfolding desperation which erupts into the mass of lava... flowing... slowly... All you can do is just stand there, agape, watching it helplessly wash over your ears, consuming everything in its path. Take the intimate lyrics on my favorite track on the album, Leave: "on these tears / lay down, and wait / for becoming / an abandon / to soothe / all your fears / a pure heart / to soothe / and leave". Into this deadly cocktail, throw in the spacey 70s synth sweeps, raw violin screeches, and explosive (excellent) drumming. And I did mention the screamed vocals, right? That may sound discouraging to some listeners (or readers), but it works _very_ well for One Starving Day, and is actually more than welcomed by yours truly (surprise!). The CD was released on Washington DC based Planaria Recordings, and then repressed on a colored 12" vinyl with two extra unreleased tracks on an accompanying 7" by KNVBI Records. Whether you're a collector or not, this record must be in your library for the likes of the above mentioned bands.


title: Headphone Commute Review

text: I'm really trying to be unbiased when it comes to one of my favorite labels, Hymen, but there's just way too many great releases from this German offshoot of And-Zen, and I can barely keep up. While I'm refreshing my memory with Nebulo's 2006 debut, another artist that I blindly "collect" everything by, Hecq, has released his fifth album (more on that later, I don't want to digress). Nebulo is an alias of French composer Thomas Pujols. Pujols received a degree from Bordeaux Conservatoire, and began producing the dark and melodic crispy IDM after embracing noise from electro acoustic composition courses on experimental and avant-garde sound. He also works with several agencies as a sound designer, composer, and audio consultant for various media. Nebulo has previously contributed remixes to Hecq's 0000 and Architect's Lower Lip Interface. The tracks on Kolia are full blown compositions, each with a unique story transforming the listener into a world of surreal dreamscapes painted with tears and sometimes even with blood. The gentle harmony and calm melodies are offset by glitchy percussion and rhythmic labyrinths carefully deconstructed and molded back into one whole. I was last this excited about an outstanding production when I picked up Kattoo's Hang On To A Dream (coincidentally [?] on Hymen as well). Kolia is a perfect soundtrack for the imagery within a melancholic soul, locked in the prison of a troubled mind. The intelligence and complexity of the sonic onslaught immediately catapult Nebulo to the ear-candy's favorites. And I want more! Recommended for the above mentioned names as well as Lusine Icl, Gridlock, Keef Baker and Somatic Responses.


title: Simply amazing

text: The title says it all. It's a great CD. Yello has always been a band that gets your interest, but the band and the musicians that joined them to make this CD are stellar.


title: Superb Debut Album

text: Many rock groups *never* make an album this enjoyable, and the fact that Band-Maid did it on their first try is commendable. I wish I had heard of them back then. This album pops from beginning to end. My favorite song here is "Be OK", which I listen to almost daily for emotional reasons (Thank you, Miku, for shouting "don't give up" so many times!) I also love the bonus track with a Japanese title that translates as "Love Passion Matador", which highlights the cross-genre skillset of these talented women. Can't wait to fill my shelves with the rest of Band-Maid's back catalog.


title: Great

text: Wow


title: High Energy Jazz from Japan!

text:
This is the original soundtrack to the Japanese anime - Blue Submarine no. 6

The series is a lot of fast action with a skillful blend of traditional anime and CGI.  The soundtrack chosen for this series is a collection of Fusion Jazz that's high paced and high energy to perfectly match the show.  This is Japan's interpretation of Jazz and it's simply amazing to hear.  Even if you've never seen the series, the music is a must have.

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title: Not authentic

text: I don’t know why I had high expectations. It came in a dvd case instead of a cd case (like the jewel case). Based off of pictures I’ve seen from legit purchases this is a knock off. But if you’ve never the actual cd you wouldn’t know. I still kept it but not very proud of it


title: Amazing

text: Great songs, at a really good price. I recommend them to any one looking for party or dj music to play.


title: Good grooves!

text: Well crafted, sweet sweet sounds. Good lyrics.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful words and music.  The best music I've heard in quite some time.


title: Very Happy! Defenitly Worth it!

text: So I preorderd this on the 5th, & I also spent extra money so it would come faster and it came two days earlier than it was suppost to. The extra photocards are beautiful & so is the albums. The posters were HUGE, I also wanted to point that out. They were a big damaged from the fild but it wasnt a big deal. Over all it was truly all amazing, & would recommend getting it. Thank you!


title: Amazing Album

text: I got a Key photo card! I love SHINee


title: Jesca Hoop

text: Incredible... I got this cd for the song Big Fish, but the other arrangements of the 3 songs on Kismet and the 3 other unreleased songs are lovely. Sorry these 3 didn't make it to any album, but when she releases her greatest hits, hopefully it'll be there. I had no idea of her connection to Tom Waits and I see his influence. She is simply fabulous...


title: A rare find

text: Love it!  I decent condition as described


title: Beautiful

text: This couple has retired, but they have amazing voices. The harmony melts your heart. I feel so drawn to God by their ministry


title: Five Stars

text: Cd was in perfect shape.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this book!


title: Almost two months before received.

text: Ordered on January 27, 2016; was not received until March 15, 2016.<br />Unacceptable.


title: THIS PERFECT!

text: Everythinf cane in such grsat condition @ came with some extea photocards. But everything was great, highly recommend!


title: Perfect for keeping your collection started!

text:
I purchased both albums, both in grwat condition.  Barly noticeable blemishes on the corner of Not Ver. But other then that they are perfect!
The CD is perfect and so is the artwork.
I got 3 photcards of I.N, group of Felix, Seungmin and I.N ans Chris Baby photo in AM ver.

I got 3 photocards, Hyunjin, 3 Racha and Seungmins baby photo in Not Ver.
The 4 extra photocards for each have a glossy finish.
Everything is perfect, so happy I have both now☆


title: Great Album

text: Many say this is Dylan's best album and I can't argue with them. With gems like visions of johanna, just like a woman and sad eyed lady of the lowlands how can you go wrong?


title: Kinda pricey but worth it!

text: Linda Gail Lewis is one of the most under rated singers in the music industry.She is so much better than a lot of those so called singers of today. I highly recommend this album.There are 30 songs on this album some solo and some with her older Brother Jerry Lee Lewis.She also does  fine versions of This land with Jackie Wilson and Daddy Sang Base with Carl Perkins.


title: Very Inspirational

text: I have listened to this CD often on you tube...I really love the hymns that are sung on this CD.


title: Love this CD!

text: I just love this CD. It’s upbeat yet peaceful.


title: You either love or hate her music-I love her music!

text:
...Here's the review, all song ratings out of *****
1)I Wanna Be Bad-****1/2- The debut single we all know. It's very very catchy but there are 4 times she's saying the chorus (About 20 seconds) And the song is 3:04, so that's why I can't give it a five-star rating!(:
2)Did Ya Understand That-****-I Don't Want You. I Don't Need You. Did Ya Understand That??? Are some of the lyrics. A total girl power song. I'm a guy, so I feel odd writing that (: But I still like the song, but after the first 15 listens it gets old. 4 stars.
3)Ooh Ooh-****1/2- At first I thought "This is gonna suck" But actually, no, it can stand up to other pop songs pretty well.
4)Tired-*****-Oh Yeah! Oh yeah! Here's a clever song! I do believe she is older than the other pop stars (21, I think?) So, she can say "Tired of the clones that look like me" And no, Mariah does not look like her. Awesome, catchy, melody that sticks in your head. Hilarious when she mentions Britney Spears.
5)Joke's On You-****- Cool song! Another fast song, goes well, it's about being cheated on, and then Willa goes and cheats on him, sooooo...the joke's on him (:
...I might mess up on the song order from here......
6)Tender-****1/2-A very listenable ballad, the only one on the CD that is one. I like this, usually I don't care for ballads!
7)Don't You Wish-****-Cool, but I think that those lyrics are kinda strange. Then again, a different subject never hurts. ^_^ What are they? Buy for yourself!
8)Someboy Take The Pain Away-****-Is there a chorus to this? Yea, I guess, but.....awful short (2:52) Too repetitive but still catchy!
9)Prince Charming-*****-I love the lyrics, the melody, everything about it PERIOD.
10)Haunted Heart-*****-What A Tune!!! Wow! I think this is a great song, hopefully a next single if not "Tired" or "Prince Charming"
11)Dare-**-Ummm.....Kinda Confusing....This is the strangest pop song I've ever heard...She says "nasty" about 42 times in that song.......
Overall this is a GREAT POP ALBUM! YEA! Willa haters, I dont know why you hate it ^_~ It's not THAT bad!!


title: buy it if you get the chance

text:
Next to the Woob 1194 album, this is probably the next best release I have heard on the excellent Emit label.
Every track on here is outstanding, more so when listened to on headphones, particularly slim, gas and international peoples gang. All at once lush, spacious, and ominous, yet not without  emotional resonance, this compilation was ahead of its time when released, and it still is today, and like most Emit releases, I feel like I have entered another Universe each time I listen.Too bad quality ambient-dub like this is so hard to come by these days, although I
think the majority of the listening public would not have the patience to sit throught this album, nor would they understand it, which makes it even more precious. I have seen that the Emit label has started up again, so hopefully we will see more outstanding releases like this. If you can get a of a copy of this, hold onto for dear life. By the way, if anyone knows where I can get a hold of the second Woob release, I would most indebted to you. Thanx.


title: Five Stars

text: CD fun to listen to.  would use seller again.


title: Used but scratched to the point of not worth listening too.

text: [[VIDEOID:cbe2970e7665961b8a7acfcf0072fd74]] What a waste of money. Somebody needs to learn how to take care of vinyl.


title: This is the best

text: Very helpful.


title: Five Stars

text: absolute soul mama covers the standards by far the best


title: unmatched

text:
this is simply spectacular. he is unlike anyone else and the players know it.
they love him because he lets them play! it is all gorgeous, but the blue danube is utterly mesmorizing and the fledermaus overture could not be played more stylishly. he is a master and the joy they all experience is flooding off the stage.
get the recording and dvd!


title: I love it . It has received several compliments

text: the music is enjoyable


title: Five Stars

text: unfortunately the product did not come with the glove


title: Love it.

text: Another music transition for Bowie, significant after Tin Machine, jazzy, rhythmical. Love it.


title: Just as good as I thought it would be.

text: Excellent soundtrack! Though derivative of the Psycho soundtrack, there's enough originality here to give it high marks. The boldness of the music adds to the impact of the film.


title: Cheaper at YesAsia

text: Such a great singer but it would be cheaper to buy the ablum from walmart or just buy the Japanese version of the single from YesAsia. The price these people are offering are asking for too much. Note, always check out all Asian media at YesAsia before buying


title: How to Destroy Angels... great EP

text: This is a awesome EP from How to Destroy Angels. If you like this EP because of Trent Reznor or Atticus Ross, you should; as it resonates sounds of Reznor's NIN releases. I don't mind having a physical copy of it, but if your looking to download it, you can download it for free off the band's official website [...].


title: INCREDIBLE

text: GA Henty books are awesome in and of themselves - but to put it on audio - INCREDIBLE!!!! Each one that has been produced is an adventure which you will listen to over and over again. It brings history alive. Fabulous addition to any library


title: A Must Have

text: Totally awesome. If you want excitement, adventure, and a captivating story for the family - this is it!


title: Amazing CD!!

text: Great CD!! The words, guitars and vocals weave a very lush sound. Too bad these guys are making music anymore.


title: Scratcjed

text: Scratches


title: Content not what expected

text: CD comes with a different cover and title (see photo), and contains German classical music instead of Tuvan throat singing.


title: Biology of Belief Refew

text: I was simply not impressed, though the book does hold some interesting information. As a researcher I found myself skipping large sections that I would consider tangents or digressions from the subject mater.


title: Beautiful voices, feel good folk songs.

text: My mother loves these artists; reminds her of the music she enjoyed in Hamburg. Beautiful voices, feel good folk songs. Very pleased such CDs are is available on Amazon. Shipment was abt a week.. fast for international.


title: Beautiful voices, wonderful songs.

text: My mother loves these artists. Beautiful voices, folk songs style she remembers from Germany. Very pleased this music is available on Amazon. Shipment was abt a week.. fast for international.


title: David Grusin Best Soundtrack

text:
Beautiful soundtrack from this movie, don't miss the chance to get this one, unforgettable !

Tracklisting

01 - Dave Grusin - Main title
02 - Dave Grusin - Trying to recall
03 - Dave Grusin - First encounter
04 - Dave Grusin - Seat taken
05 - Dave Grusin - Looks - Lunch
06 - Dave Grusin - M61
07 - Dave Grusin - Catch the train
08 - Dave Grusin - Chinatown
09 - Dave Grusin - M71
10 - Dave Grusin - M71A - Wait for me
11 - Dave Grusin - First kiss
12 - Dave Grusin - Waiting
13 - Dave Grusin - Getting dressed
14 - Dave Grusin - The apartment - I'm sorry
15 - Dave Grusin - The funeral
16 - Dave Grusin - No Molly
17 - Dave Grusin - Helpless
18 - Dave Grusin - Decision
19 - Dave Grusin - The crossing
20 - Dave Grusin - Back to Rizzoli's
21 - Dave Grusin - Almost too late
22 - Dave Grusin - Together at last
23 - Dave Grusin - End credits
24 - Dave Grusin - Trying to recall [alternate]
25 - Dave Grusin - Wait for me [alternate]
26 - Dave Grusin - Decision [alternate]


title: Spirits Having Flown - One of the best !!

text: This beautiful Mini-LP Replica Audio with OBI, it's an original one, in my opinion it's one of the best Bee Gee's albums !!


title: The WORST of the label DISCOS DLB

text: The WORST of the label DISCOS DLB, mexican edition ... beautiful tracks, but HORRIBLE like it sounds. Do Sandro a favor, don't sell this crap !!!


title: Great sounding recording.

text: Wonderful holiday music.


title: One of the best US punk albums ever...

text: This band is a diamond in the rough. I can't find any other album like it nor can I find another album by them which makes it even more rare. The lyrics are legit and the emotion conveyed through the singing is genuine and unrefined like a lot of the usual s*** out these days. I'm pretty sure these guys are from Fullerton, CA which is pretty much the punk capital of OC. The CD is dirt cheap and you won't find this album anywhere else but amazon and soon they'll run out too. Trust me, get it while you can.


title: Inspiring and Hilarious!

text: I loved it! I laughed through the whole thing. This has helped me massively in achieving my goals.


title: LESS THAN THE BEST

text: FOUND THE PRODUCT LACKED THE QUALITY I WOULD HAVE EXPECTED.


title: Great

text: Great


title: Five Stars

text: It is AWESOME!!!!


title: Excellent Condition.

text: Excellent Condition.


title: Beautiful Messianic music

text: We love this CD!! Some of the best Paul Wilbur songs are on this one.  Not a disappointment!


title: Simply the best album ever made.....

text: In my humble opinion, Freddie White is the finest singer/songwriter on earth.  The combination of the absolutely best songs, best guitar work, soulful voice, and heartfelt performance is unmatched by any other artist.  And as a speaker designer, I can tell you that his recordings are of the highest quality possible--no small point if you want to listen on a great sound system.  Everything Freddie has done is near perfection, but this is his best work (up to now).  If I could only listen to one CD the rest of my life, this would be the one I'd listen to.


title: I hope they do a Volume 2

text:
I put off buying this for quite a while
despite the great reviews as i thought the originals were already awesome enough.
Got my taxes back and thought why not treat myself and give it a try
worst case i could sell it on Amazon
if i wasn't that thrilled......................Well i won't be doing that
I am loving this CD
So glad i did get it
if you aren't sure listen to the samples on utube
search Divine Cline.
I really hope for a second volume
would love to hear something done accapella like Faded love
or He called me baby....
years ago Germany did a mega mix of Connie Francis
that rocked maybe they could do something along those lines
or as a bonus track maybe something done electronica style
(like Madonna's Ray of light album).
the CD gets an A+  from me
very well done.


title: Remember CD set was mostly good but had a defective disk

text: It was mostly very good but had a defective disk  with a very broken up song and when I asked for replacement, I could only get a refund.


title: three guys in seattle from El Gaucho

text: Selections from three of the talented regular performers of the 'Mackay group restaurants.(Seattle)  El Gaucho, Waterfront, and Troiani. El Gaucho pianist, Daniel Davison (aka Jazzbum) performs Fever, Freeman in Paris, and others in his inimitable style, while Ben (Fleck) contributes 'Our Love Is Here To Stay,' and Sara Smile, amongst others. Guitarist Andre Ferriante, no longer with the group, performs original guitar works.<br />It all combines for a very nice ambience record.  Romantic and forward like a good wine.


title: Wonderful!

text: Father and daughter team alternating popular broadway songs in this wonderful CD.  It's beautiful!


title: Stand by me

text: Good songs and great service!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Five Stars

text: well protected packaging. arrived as described.


title: Granny

text: Listen to the music!


title: The v e r y best!

text: no words, only a lifetime or two


title: Awesome

text: Awesome


This is one of my most favorite Omnia albums. I play it daily while I work. I really like their style. I also like how they include songs from various languages. "Wolf An Dro" really stands out, just can't get enough. Can't find music like this in my country. If they had a concert here I would go.


title: Could not make it work

text: I purchased both the CD and first book after reading and listining to the CD several times I find there is not enough information offered to make the system work.  There is a lot of promotion to take online classes etc. One essential piece, a flow chart, is missing and even though it says it is available on the website, it is not.<br />This guy seems well intentioned and I have used energy/muscle testing extensively and successfully so I am disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: works great


title: Good show and carefull supplier

text:
Great show! The best! Could have DTS format, even though it has a good sound.
It was in perfect conditions.
I recommend!!!


title: Did not receive digital download

text: I did not receive the digital download card as labled.


title: Not the way to go

text: This could have been really great to have all of Berkeley's and Britten's music with guitar  all on one disc. Too bad this disc just bites the dust. The balance on the voice/guitar music is terrible. The guitar is almost impossible to hear. Granted, a guitarist would say this, but it looses a lot of the nuance that the music has to offer. And there's something wrong if I can't hear the accompaniment without my speakers turned above half volume. At least Ian Patridge sings well, or this disc would be a total bomb. Also, Jukka Savijoki (whoever that is?) plays especially dryly. Especially the Nocturnal. The Nocturnal is one of those works that takes an absolutely INCREDIBLE performance to come off well (which is part of the reason why I had gone so long hating the piece, and I still can't say I love it yet). The playing just is very dry and will leave you wanting a little more juice and emotion from Jukka What'shisface. Also, This recording is missing the Four Pieces that Berkeley wrote for Segovia (probably because they had not been discovered by the time this was recorded). It is a shame that these pieces are missing, because they are absolute gems in the guitar literature. Look for Graham Devine's recording of all the Berkeley repertiore (including the Four Segovia Pieces as well as the Walton Bagatelles, Rawsthorne Elegy and the Bennett Impromptus... marvelous recording), and grab Bream's recording of the Nocturnal. As for the voice and guitar stuff, it's not really that great. The Berkeley songs are pretty good pieces, but they do not measure up to the wonder that is present in the solo music. As for the Britten songs, the Songs from the Chinese are OK at best, there really isn't much Chinese about them except the text (the music is mediocre, British school compositional language). As for the folk song arrangements, I'm sure the world would be a better place without them. There's probably a good reason that this recording is out of print: It's not worth the money. You'd be much better off paying the extra money on a few different CDs that have this music performed well on it then shelling out a little less for bad performances. I'd only buy this CD used if it was DIRT CHEAP. Seriously, don't pay more than 5 dollars for this.


title: The Best album ever

text: I really love it I'm trying to get a really good record player with bass and treble so I can really enjoy the full spectrum of the CDS and records


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoying


title: 40 Funky Hits - tracklisting

text:
I don't know why Amazon doesn't always have the tracklisting for albums, so here it is for this compilation:

Side One

Shimmy, Shimmy, Ko-Ko-Bop - Little Anthony and the Imperials
Western Movies - The Olympics
Hot Rod Lincoln - Johnny Bond
Short Fat Fanny - Little Richard
May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose - Little Jimmy Dickens
Snoopy Vs. the Red Baron - Royal Guardsmen

Side Two

Duke of Earl - Gene Chandler
Alley Oop - The Hollywood Argyles
Funky Broadway - Dyke & the Blazers
Kookie, Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb) - Ed Byrnes
You Talk Too Much - Joe Jones
The Purple People Eater Meets the Witch Doctor - Joe South
Ya Ya - Lee Dorsey

Side Three

See You Later, Alligator - Bill Haley and the Comets
Land of Thousand Dances - Cannibal and the Headhunters
Dirty Water - The Standells
Mule Skinner Blues - The Fendermen
Surfin' Bird - The Trashmen
Ahab, the Arab - Ray Stevens

Side Four
Beep, Beep - The Playmates
The Birds and the Bees - Jewel Akens
Cinnamon Cinder - Pastel Six
Liar, Liar - The Castaways
Farmer John - The Premiers
Those Oldies But Goodies - Little Ceasar and the Romans
Percolator - Billy Joe and the Checkmates

Side Five
Mr. Custer - Larry Verne
Seven Little Girls - Paul Evans and the Curls
Sister Sooky - The Turbans
Tutti Frutti - Little Richard
Six Days on the Road - Dave Dudley
Guitarzan - Ray Stevens

Side Six
Stranded in the Jungle - The Jayhawks
Bumble Boogie - B-Bumble and Stingers
Sergeant Preston af the Yukon - Ray Stevens
Slippin' and Slidin' - Little Richard
The Happy Organ - Dave "Baby" Cortez
A Little Bit of Soap - The Jarmels
La Bamba - Ritchie Valens
Stagger Lee - Lloyd Price


title: the atonement should be at the motivation, to propelling us into our best selves

text: i needed help finding my way through the guilt and pain id caused jesus christ because of the chooses i had made. this helped me tremendously


title: Five Stars

text: Long over-due set.


title: Great 2 Fer

text: A real find to augment my one vinyl favorite from my youth.  What a find.  Both albums equally as good.


title: Disappointed

text: The music is perfect, what was advertised was clear vinyl,  what I received was black vinyl, album smelled a bit musty, like it had been in storage, some markings on one lp but plays ok, seller gave me a partial refund, wound up paying 12 something instead of twenty something


title: Five Stars

text: Absolutely brilliant!! Gotta love her voice! Nicely packaged. Very sturdy. :)


title: Excellent!

text: Great music!! Love it!


title: A rare treasure

text: This was an early CD purchase for me and I guard it with my life now.  A fantastic, sadly overlooked album.  Keith's albums are like Quincy Jones', with a mix of instrumental tracks and guest vocalists.  The title track is excellent smooth jazz with the best synth-violin you'll ever hear (pre-MIDI!), and "Imagine" was one of the songs we played during our first child's delivery.  (No relation to the Lennon tune.)  "Home Away from Home" kicks out with Donna McElroy's lead vocal, and the opening of "Pinwheel" makes a great audiophile system test.  Bebe Winans lends his sound to two tracks.  It's been too long, Keith - make us a new one!  In the meantime, if you can find this, you'll never regret it.


title: bien

text: llego todo bien gracias por todo se pasaron.


title: Great early Beach Boys.

text: Great early Beach Boys. The sound was good.  Arrived in perfect condition.


title: The Landing

text: Why is it so hard to get quality music like this Stateside?  We could use the mellow singing and the well-crafted music.


title: The Haze - Cornered

text: I can't remember how I ended up with this CD, but I'm glad. It's one of those unsung albums with a great sound from beginning to end. This album makes me think of the Sundays or the Cranberries, but more consistent and more soothing. I want more of their music and have been looking for information about the band for a few years to no avail. This album is the only evidence of their existence.


title: Makes me fall in love all over again!

text: What an album!  I was playing this while cooking dinner tonight and had to stop and check out the artist.  I thought I was listening to Coltrane and Hartman for sure.  Between Kirk's magnificent musical notes and his brothers beautifully rich vocals, I was in heaven!!!  This album/cd will kick your romance up another two notches!  LOVE THIS!!!


title: I Love this Collection

text: I have loved Handel all my life.  This collection features several arrangements of his works which I love and play over and over again.  Very, very beautiful music.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful.


title: Repro

text: Reproduced cover color too dark and without the artists name and album title as advertised.Disappointing.  Music LP -wonderful.


title: No library is complete without this collection of classsic southern african hits from the 70's

text: Well done collection of hits that would have been played throughout southern Africa in the days leading up to the end of apartheid.


title: Disappointment!

text: Unfortunately the OK is missing the line on the K. This was the replacement, as the original one I ordered had the same issue. Very disappointing!


title: Missing postcard

text: I really love the album and I pulled a great san pc however my san post card is missing and my photo book was a little dirty…


title: Great album

text: I was very happy to find this CD on Amazon, as I had broken my original disc a while ago. It's a great compilation of songs.


title: Transformational

text: What a fantastic CD this is, totally transformational and yet so informative and powerful. There are so many areas in our lives in which we would like to enhance, from helping our bodies to heal, to developing unconditional love for ourselves and others or even to connect with our loved ones who have transitioned.  It is all here on this illuminating CD.  There are 11 tracks in all and Anita takes us on a journey as she helps us to obtain, self- love, a forgiveness exercise to assist us in healing our wounds and then she segues nicely on to other tracks in helping us to remember our perfection and our purpose here on Earth.  Just when you feel you have listened and meditated on the best track, another one pops up equally as good.  Anita’s soothing voice and Barry Goldstein’s beautiful, and peaceful music only enhances this powerful CD.


title: Sensational ABBA album promptly received

text: Enjoy the ABBA album in my car while doing various chores


title: Jenni Rivera

text: This CD is awesome and makes me cry to know hat Jenni has gone to be with the Lord. This will be a tribute to her and I cannot stop listening to it. Thank you I love it.


title: My favoirte album of all time just got better

text: When I first saw this item I nearly fainted. I bought the only two copies that were for sale (the third was on display and they wouldn't sell it). Paul's Boutique is my favorite album of all time. When it was re-released and remastered in 2009 I lamented the fact that it didn't include any of the rare B-Sides or outtakes that had been rumored to exist. So two years later I stumble across this item. First off, the printed box has fantastic artwork paying tribute to the original 1989 release with the iconic photo of Ludlow and Rivington. The song titles are all posted on street signs, banners, and on the sides of buildings.When you open up the box and start pulling out the records the colors are incredible. I have been collecting vinyl for over 25 years and several of these colors are totally unique to any other release I own (see the purple for disc 8 and the powder blue for disc 2). For those of you who collect colored vinyl this is fantastic set. The second thing I noticed when looking at the records is that the vinyl labels are a reproduction of the original 7" vinyl for the Love American Style single. Seeing the labels alone brought back memories of first purchasing the single back in '89. Beyond the packaging, the vinyl, and the overall superb presentation the track list if AMAZING! The 5 instrumental tracks have never been released on vinyl (unless you happen to be DJ Hurricane who had them on DJ Concert Vinyl). The 7 demo tracks (again never before released on vinyl) contain all kinds of cool differences in lyrics, music, and samples. The 6 live tracks are soundboard quality and again never before released on vinyl. All I can say about this release is that it is one of my favorite Beastie releases (along with Country Mike's Greatest Hits) because it pulls back the curtain on one of my favorite times in my live and allows me to peek behind the scenes. It is a tribute to my favorite album of all time! It brings me right back to 1989, the first time I heard the original album. For Beastie Boys fans who treasure this time in their lives get one to wear out on your turntable and one to keep in pristine condition, or you will end up regretting it.


title: Trae recuerdos del ayer

text: Me encanta


title: Very good!

text: Excellent compilation of classic novelty songs. Most songs are the original/good versions, but was disappointed that Running Bear & Mr. Bass Man are not the classic/good versions - they're pretty bad versions (sounds like the original artists, but just not their good cuts). But, overall, great double album, and for those who always wondered what the word is - spoiler alert - it is indeed... bird.


title: Service was good

text: The product was a gift to a woman who had a stroke & the song "The Rose" was her favorite song


title: Five Stars

text: Great music great lyrics


title: Five Stars

text: great package


title: Worth the investment.

text: As an absolute fan of Art of Noise since the early 80's, I had long been looking for an easy-to-use sampling source, mostly to play Fairlight tones on my Kurzweil PC3K8. The result is quite convincing after slightly reworking the envelopes, it also works pretty well with drums sounds on an Akai MPC. Just adding a little compression and reverb to get fully manageable and powerful sounds. The CD includes a complete list of tone names to make searches easier. I was happy to find some of the sounds used on the '90125' album by Yes, as well as a few FGTH ambiances, too. On the drawback level, I think this CD is very expensive due to its rarity, but anyway there is no decent alternative, since these sounds are not compressed, and sampling them from a ripped music CD is almost undoable, as they rarely appear on their own in a mix.


title: Broken cracked CD

text: Disc came cracked broken in the mail. Outside casing was not plastic. Paper sleeve. Post office may hsve broken it during handling....


title: crass political PR delivers great jazz arrangements

text:
It has always amazed me that such a crass political PR move (which mailing this CD free to everyone in the Atlanta metro area if not the whole state of Georgia) wound up delivering such a sophisticated Jazz album of Christmas arrangements.
I've always liked it much better than other jazz christmas collections like the one from GRP.
[for the wonks in the crowd: in 1997, GA was the first state to spin off the natural gas monopoly from state government to private business, and Shell was lobbying to get the business. In the middle of that they mailed this CD directly to everyone in the vicinity as a PR move.]


title: Awesome

text: If you love Metal and you love classic Anime theme songs then this album is for you.  With such a great line up, Animetal USA comes together to make a great English anime theme cover album.  Some notably great covers are Mazinger Medelely (Mazinger Z & Great Mazinger), Ai Wo Torimodose (Hokuto No Ken / Fist of the North Star), Pegasus Fantasy (Saint Seiya), Makafuschigi Adventure (Dragonball), and Ike Tiger! (Tiger Mask).  The fact that these songs are sung in English gives a very different take on the classic themes that you may be familiar with but stays true to the original meanings of the original Japanese lyrics!  Once again, I highly recommend this album for anyone who is a fan of metal and classic anime!  I think being a fan of some of these Animes is heavily important because otherwise you may be a little lost.  Enjoy!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome.


title: Unique Renditions

text: Picked this up not for the playlist which is standard baroque highlights, but for some panpipe renditions that make you feel like you're in a Sergio Leone flick.  Beautiful and something I've never come across, though then again, I did not know to look.  The tempo is slowed down on most of these, so beware if you are the sort of person who says "I could never listen to classical music while driving because it puts me to sleep" then this will definitely put you to sleep.  But if you are an active musical devotee, then you can probably make it through just fine.  A lot of overlap with their other Baroque CD in this series, so get this one, its more special than the bathtub playlist.


title: Excellent, excellent performances and recording

text:
I first heard this CD over a PA system aboard a ferry running between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.  This music sounded like real men singing:  rough edged yet impeccably performed.  I got the name of the CD from the refreshment stand clerk and picked up a copy when I got ashore.

This album should have been nominated for - and should have won - a Grammy.  The performances and recording quality are extraordinarily high but more importantly, like a wind filing and billowing a square sail, a strong, lusty, jovial spirit fills these songs.  The authentic quality of these performances makes it easy to picture the sailors of days gone by singing these songs to accompany their work on deck or to entertain themselves below deck.

I have been listening to this CD now for ten years and I am still impressed by the optimism and warmth of spirit that flows from these performers. They have found the timeless qualities of human experience within these songs and blew on those embers and inflamed a musical experience telling why these songs have lived for hundreds of years.  I wish I could see them perform live.


title: Masterful

text:
There is definitely a Bon Jovi influence in the title track.

The lyrics and music are both done masterfully!

This is a gem of an album!!!


title: A happy customer

text: This book is easy to listen to while you travel or are at home.  It keeps your interest.  The story line is very good and the book is not too long.


title: It' Fleetwood Mac Rumours

text: Probably one of the greatest pieces of Popular music ever recorded. If you're a Millennial or Gen Z looking for somewhere to begin a music adventure of the late 20th century, this is a good place to start.


title: Great selection...but bad audio source!

text:
This CD has the best songs selection from Braulio. But I had to give it 3 stars because of the following:
1. Song songs were taken from vinyl records (there are noticeable noise, crackle and scratches). These songs are from the 80s and 90s.
2. Song songs are in Mono (no stereo!).
3. Digital clips and pops on some tracks (confirmed by looking for the same song on youtube and found someone who posted the same song and it had the same clips and pops)

This was very poor work made by Manzana Productions Discograficas (record label printed on CD)


title: A must have for St. Patrick's Day!

text: If you're Irish (or not) and love upbeat Irish music, you'll love this!  The CD clocks in at 45 minutes, so for the price you are not getting cheated there.  The back cover shows as "Celtic Faire, by John Whelan".  I am not sure if John wrote some or all of these songs, but either way he and his ensemble deserve a lot of credit.  The instrumentation (and the music is all instrumental) is described as a Celtic ensemble with accordion, fiddle, guitar, bass, cittern, flutes, whistles, Uillean pipes, and mandolin, and has a very traditional sound.  Some songs have similar keys and structures, but overall the changes in pace make them all sound fresh.  I jokingly have said when my time is up and I'm still hearing this, I'll know I'm in the Right Place.  But seriously folks, if you want some great, energetic music to get you going, treat yourself and pick this one up!


title: Great Buy!

text: I originally bought this on another website and then they called me and told me that they were no longer making the product. So I searched around and amazon had the best price. The CD was brand new and works great.


title: Accused Molestor of Teenage Girls

text: Item should be removed from listing due to the crimes he has been accused of committing.


title: Nice earrings. My hair is longer

text: Nice earrings . My hair  is longer.  The front  but for someone  with a short  cut these will  be hot.


title: Just bought it for one song

text: I would recommend downloading whichever song you want from this CD


title: It did well

text: The CD's worked and they kept me company on my commute. Good purchase in my opinion one i will continue to do.


title: Track List for  Urusei Yatsura Tv Theme Song Best CD

text:
01. Lum no Love Song (Lum's Love Song) - Yuuko Matsutani (OP 1, eps. 1 - 77)
02. Uchuu wa Taihen da! (Space is Super Weird!) - Maruko Matsushita (ED 1, 1 - 21)
03. Kokoro Bosoi na (Forlorn, aren't you) - Shiori Fujita (ED 2, 22 - 43)
04. Hoshizora Cycling (Cycling in the Starry Sky) - Virgin VS (ED 3, 44 - 54)
05. I, I, You and Ai (love) - Izumi Kobayashi (ED 4, 55 - 77)
06. Dancing Star - Izumi Kobayashi (OP 2, 78 - 106)
07. Yume wa (My Dream is) Love Me More - Fumitaki Anzai (ED 5, 78 - 106)
08. Pajama Jama da (Pajamas Get in the Way) - Kanako Narikyo (OP 3, 107 - 127)
09. Koi no Mobious (Love Mobius) - Shiori Fujita (ED 6, 107 - 127)
10. Chance on Love - Cindy (OP 4, 128 - 149)
11. Open Invitation - Cindy (ED 7, 128 -149)
12. Rock the Planet - Steffanie Borges (OP 5, 150 - 165)
13. Every Day - Steffanie Borges (ED 8, 150 - 165)
14. Tonogata Gomen Asobase (Gentlemen, I'm Sorry) - Shooko Minami (OP 6, 166 - 195)
15. Good Luck - Towa Yori Ai o Komette (From Forever with Love) - Shooko Minami
(ED 9, 166 - 195)


title: Info and Track List for Penn State Blue Band's "We Are Penn State!" CD

text:
"We Are Penn State (1992)
Treat yourself to a musical memory of the big game with pregame music, fight songs, and halftime show tunes. You'll experience the thrill of the Lion Fanfare and Downfield/NFOS, arranged for the Blue Band's exciting tunnel entrance onto the field. NFOS is an acronym for the music performed by the Blue Band as it marches to its trademark PSU formation. Composed more than 30 years ago by Jerry Bilik, NFOS stands for "New Fight On State," to distinguish it from the Yoder arrangement played after every touchdown. Enjoy this and twenty-six other superb arrangements that will transport you to Beaver Stadium on game day."

 Song Title Composer(s) Arranger
 Pregame Music
1 Lion Fanfare and Downfield/NFOS Tatgenhorst Bilik
2 Alma Mater Pattee Yoder
3 Floating Lions Drill Music  Bilik
 Fight Songs
4 Fight On, State  Yoder
5 The Nittany Lion Leyden Burden
6 Penn State Victory Leyden Bilik
7 Nittany Lion Special Leyden Bilik
8 Penn State Medley II  Tatgenhorst
 Beaver Stadium Favorites
9 Brass Roots Tatgenhorst
10 Boo Gonk Tatgenhorst
11 Rock and Roll Glitter Robkin
12 Percussion Section: Parade Order traditional
 Halftime Show Music
13 I Can See For Miles Townshend Wallace
14 Under The Sea Menken Waters
15 Live And Let Die McCartney Bundy
16 Sweet Land Of Liberty Sochinski
17 Yankee Doodle Dandy Cohan Wallace
18 America The Beautiful Ward/Dragon Dawson
19 South Rampart Street Parade Bauduc-Haggart Spadero
20 On Broadway Mann-Weil-Staoler Morden
21 Dancing In The Streets Stevenson-Gaye-Hunter Tatgenhorst
22 The Long And Winding Road Lennon-McCartney Wallace
23 Channel One Suite Reddie Tatgenhorst
24 Another Op'nin', Another Show Porter Miller
25 Begin The Beguine Porter/Holman Miller
26 Our Love Is Here To Stay Gershwin/Riddle Murtha
27 From This Moment On Porter Miller


title: Track List for Tim and Willy's "Yule Shoot Your Eye Out!" CD

text:
1. WHITE CHRISTMAS - BILLY CURRINGTON
  2. BREAD - GARY GULMAN
 3. WHISKEY POLKA-BYE - TIM & WILLY
  4. HALF A BEER - STEVE LUDWIG
 5. SAVE A HORSE (RIDE A COWBOY) - BIG & RICH
  6. 'RICHARD SIMMONS' - HARLAND WILLIAMS
  7. JOHNNY CASH READS THE BIBLE - TIM & WILLY
  8. CELEBRITY POKER - KATHY GRIFFIN
  9. WHEN THE SUN COMES UP - TIM & WILLY
  10. CONFIRMATION CODES - BRIAN REGAN
 11. SOMETHING THAT WE DO - CLINT BLACK
  12. JOHN, GEORGE, AL & JIM - FRANK CALIENDO
  13. CUCUMBERS ON THE HIGHWAY - TIM & WILLY
  14. TATOOS - GREG BEHRENDT
  15. LUGNUT & MOONSHINE - TIM & WILLY
 16. CLAPPER - TRAILER PARK TROUBADOURS
  17. FAST FOOD - DENNIS REGAN
  18. THANK GOD I'M HOWARD DEAN - TIM & WILLY
  19. WHAT'S AN AUTOHARP? - ANDREA
  20. FAT COUNTRY BABY - TIM & WILLY
 21. JUST LIKE A REDNECK - SHANNON LAWSON
  22. REGIS - DARRELL HAMMOND
  23. BRITNEY'S 48 HOUR MARRIAGE - TIM & WILLY
  24. PUSHY GIRLFRIEND - GREG HAHN
  25. THE GOLDEN POT - TIM & WILLY
  26. GUITAR PILL - HENRY PHILLIPS
 27. DON'T LET ME DIE OF A BROKEN HEART - CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON
  28. BABY IT'S COLD OUTSIDE - WYNONNA & TIM
  29. LET IT SNOW - SUNNYSLOPE HIGH SCHOOL VOCAL ENSEMBLE
 30. DEAR SANTA - SEAN MOREY


title: Track list for Mauve Sideshow self-titled CD

text:
Tracklisting:
1  Golden Sand (8:30)
2  Beneath The Rose (6:29)
3  Barricades (6:23)
4  Jet Girl Talks In Her Sleep (3:47)
5  Hide In The Rain (4:29)
6  Absorbed By The Periphery (8:57)


title: Song and Artist List for Superlative Christian Music 2 CD Set from Time Life / Integrity Music "Songs 4 Worship: The Solid Rock"

text: Songs and artists contained on this 2 CD set: 1.How Great, How Glorious - Kent Henry 2.Jehovah-Jireh - Don Moen  3.Send It On Down - Integrity Worship Singers 4.The Solid Rock - Ron Kenoly  5.As For Me And My House - Rick And Cathy Riso  6.The Family Prayer Song - The Maranatha Promise Singers 7.Purify My Heart - The Maranatha Singers 8.He Knows My Name - The Praise Band  9.Holy Ground - Integrity Worship Singers  10.You Alone Are Holy - Integrity Worship Singers 11.No Eye Has Seen - Paul Baloche 12.I Belong To Jesus - Dennis Jernigan  13.I Love Your Grace - The Praise Band 14.Where Do I Go - Ashley Cleveland And Gary Chapman  15.Heaven Is In My Heart / God Is So Good / Amazing Grace - Graham Kendrick  16.Blessed Be The Rock - Daniel Gardner 17.He Is The King - J. Daniel Smith 18.Yes Lord Yes - Jessy Dixon 19.Jesus Is The Answer - Andrae Crouch  20.Jesus Loves Me / O How He Loves You And Me - Evie 21.I See The Lord - Chris Falson 22.Hear Our Praise - Darlene Zschech


title: Song List for "Urr Ine the 50's and 60's" Doo Wop CD - 24 Rare Tracks!

text: 1. Told By The Stars/I-V-Leaguers 2. Our Wedding Day/Off Keys 3. Fingerprints/Sunny Fulton & Mixmasters 4. Midnight Star/Misfits 5. All Of My Life/Metros 6. Where Are You?/Steve Gibson & Red Caps 7. If You Love Me/Jan & Radiants 8. Thumb Print/Popsicles 9. This Heart Of Mine/Curley Williams & Group 10. Remember Me/Tangiers 11. Tabarin/Tangiers 12. Little Fool/Bobby Relf & Group 13. Cha-Cha-Toni/Re-Vels 14. Dream My Darling Dream/Re-Vels 15. Elaine/Rhythmeres 16. Bow Legged Baby/Rhythmeres 17. Since I Fell For You/Sharptones 18. Made To Love/Sharptones 19. I Thought You'd Care/Skyscrapers 20. Maybe/Bobby Pedrick & Group 21. Karine/Bobby Pedrick & Group 22. I Found Heaven In Love/Henry Houston & Raindrops 23. You Said Goodbye/Reflections 24. Moonlight In Vermont/Valtairs


title: Track List to the Original Television Soundtrack to Doctor Who Serial "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy"

text:
27 tracks of music composed and performed by Mary Ayres.

Tracks & durations:

1. Introduction: Doctor Who (1.35)
2. The Psychic Rap (0.49)
3. Invitation to Segonax (3.55)
4. Bellboy and Flowerchild (1.43)
5. A Warning (0.50)
6. Fellow Explorers (1.51)
7. The Robot Attacks (1.06)
8. Something Sinister (2.47)
9. `Welcome, One and All!' (1.16)<br />10. The Circus Ring (2.17)<br />11. Deadbeat (0.38)<br />12. Eavesdropping (4.06)<br />13. `Let Me Entertain You'/Stone Archway (4.12)
14. The Well (4.23)
15. Powers on the Move (2.42)
16. Sifting Dreams (3.14)
17. Survival of the Fittest (2.01)
18. Bellboy's Sacrifice (2.59)
19. Plans (2.11)
20. The Werewolf/"Request Stop" (5.50)
21. The Gods of Ragnarok (3.42)
22. Playing for Time (10.21)
23. Entry of the Psychic Clowns (3.28)
24. Liberty Who (2.25)
25. Psychic Carnival (2.03)
26. Coda: Kingpin's New Circus (0.36)
27. Epilogue: Doctor Who (2.56)

Total Playing Time 76.21


title: Song List for Coral Vocal Groups Volume 2 CD!  Great Compilation of Doo Wop!

text: 24 songs from 18 groups.<br />THE BAY BOPS: Joanie/ THE BEAVERS: I'd Rather Be Wrong Than Blue/ BIG AL SEARS: Come A Runnin'/ THE BILLY WILLIAMS QUARTET: Over The Rainbow/ The Honey Dripper/ BOBBY CAVER & GROUP: Never Leave Me/ Roller Coaster/ THE CHATEAUS: Honest I Will/ THE DE-AIRS: Arlene/ THE DEMENSIONS: As Time Goes By/ Young At Heart/ THE ENCHANTERS: Fan My Baby/ There Goes (a Pretty Girl) Long Version/ THE ESCORTS: Give Me Tomorrow/ THE EXPLORERS: Don't Be A Fool/ THE FOUR DEEPTONES: Just In Case You Change Your Mind/ THE FOUR KNIGHTS: If I Had My Way/ The One Rose/ THE IVIES: Sunshine/ THE SERENADERS: But I Forgive You/ THELMA CARPENTER & GROUP: Heartaches/ My Imagination/ TOMMY FREDERICKS & GROUP: Sundown/ WILLIS SAUNDERS & EMBERS: Time Out For Tears


title: The CORRECT track list here!

text:
Hi!  The other reviewer has the track list for "Sounds of the Seventies: 1971".  That is not the CD on this Marketplace page!  Here is the correct track list for "Sounds of the Seventies 1971: Take Two"...

1. Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) - Marvin Gaye
2. Respect Yourself - The Staple Singers
3. Blue Money - Van Morrison
4. Mr. Big Stuff - Jean Knight
5. Theme from Shaft - Isaac Hayes
6. Smiling Faces Sometimes - The Undisputed Truth
7. Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get - The Dramatics
8. I Just Want to Celebrate - Rare Earth
9. High Time We Went - Joe Cocker
10. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - Joan Baez
11. Never Ending Song of Love - Delaney & Bonnie & Friends
12. Sooner or Later - The Grass Roots
13. Treat Her Like a Lady - Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
14. Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian) - Paul Revere & the Raiders
15. Draggin' the Line - Tommy James
16. Liar - Three Dog Night
17. We Gotta Get You a Woman -Todd Rundgren
18. Have You Seen Her? - Chi0Lites, The Chi-Lites
19. Here Comes the Sun - Richie Havens
20. Woodstock - Matthews' Southern Comfort
21. Lucky Man - Emerson, Lake & Palmer


title: Nice Collection of 20 Love Songs From 1965-1966!  Track List!

text:
As per Time Life Music usual, these are the original versions by the original artists!

Songs on The Heart of Rock 'n' Roll 1965-1966 are...

1  When a Man Loves a Woman  Percy Sledge  2:53

2  My Girl  The Temptations  2:58

3  Baby, I'm Yours  Barbara Lewis  2:33

4  Ooo Baby Baby  The Miracles  2:44

5  Cara, Mia  Jay and The Americans  2:35

6  How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)  Marvin Gaye  3:00

7  I'm Your Puppet  James and Bobby Purify  3:02

8  See You in September  The Happenings  2:34

9  I've Been Loving You Too Long  Otis Redding  2:56

10  Sweet Dreams  Tommy McLain  3:25

11  You Don't Have to Say You Love Me  Dusty Springfield  2:50

12  Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me  Mel Carter  2:28

13  What the World Needs Now Is Love  Jackie DeShannon  3:14

14  Cherish  The Association  3:27

15  Yes, I'm Ready  Barbara Mason  3:04

16  (You're My) Soul And Inspiration  The Righteous Brothers  3:07

17  A Groovy Kind of Love  The Mindbenders  2:02

18  What Becomes of the Brokenhearted  Jimmy Ruffin  3:03

19  Hurt So Bad  Little Anthony and The Imperials  2:19

20  I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry  B.J. Thomas and The Triumphs  3:09


title: David Gilmour at his best

text:
This is a great addition to my Pink Floyd collection.
The sound and video is perfect.
I've listened and watched in awe over and over.


title: Great modern pop record

text: Another perfect project from the idiosyncratic Benny Sings of the Netherlands. A Japan-only release which is worth seeking out. You’ll delight in this very succinct suite of well crafted modern pop songs about love and sweet moments in relationships. Each listen takes you deeper into the many pleasures on offer. Enjoy!


title: One of 2018’s best

text: One of my favs from 2018. Very dope modern soul lp which should prove to become a classic in the years to come. Production is of the moment but not trendy so not likely to date. Fatima has a distinctive vocal signature thats very pleasing to the ear. The songs are interesting, sticky and musically layered. A very good follow up to her debut- i am really appreciating how she is developing as an artist.


title: What a great record....

text: A long awaited release - 35 years in the making! The “I Love My Lady” project was a one off pairing between Johnny Mathis and the Chic Organization in the early 80s. The project was withheld from release by the record company for fear that the project’s funky dance direction might alienate Mathis’s fan base. What a loss for the times. I think this could have been a major success, Chic was a hot production unit having achieved major success for themselves and top shelf artists like Diana Ross and David Bowie. I Love My Lady had potential to make Mathis radio accessible and cool to a new generation. Through steady pressure over the years, Columbia Records has finally made this available to fans. The legend holds up. This is a quality project of eight tracks written and produced by Nile Rodgers and the late Bernard Edwards and totally injected with infectious Chic DNA. On first listen, the songs can come across as light weight and simplistic but further exploration reveal how catchy and sticky the collection of tracks actually are. These songs have real depth and nuance. The songs really stick in the mind and are replete with the Chic Je n’aise se quoi that makes you feel cool and sophisticated.  This is a limited run release and not likely to come round again. There was a cd version of “I Love My Lady” that was released as part of a 2017 60-cd Mathis box set, and various tracks have appeared on separate Chic and Mathis compilation projects. This project is however best taken in as a whole set. Very enjoyable release.so happy that it has seen the light of day. Highly recommended.


title: Really enjoy this project...

text: I am truly surprised that three years out there has yet to be a review on this project! Well it is an honor to be the first. Right off this is a great return of the mighty Funkadelic- a sprawling three hour opus that has proven to stay fresh three years into the release. There is something for every type of funkadelic fan as well as something to engage new comers. I read somewhere that this project was 30 years in the making and is really a compile of numerous session over the years. This well may be true because there are a number of performances from now deceased PFunk luminaries. Nonetheless Shake The Gates holds up as a cohesive work. Too many excellent tracks to give attention to but the fun is really in the individual exploring the work and finding the tracks that speak to you. And then explore the layers.


title: This is a little gem of a project

text: The Start of Something Big was released about eight years or so ago (in 2006?).  The project was made to capitalize on the "Cloak"  single which at the time struck up fever in the underground broken beat and dj scenes. "Cloak" was and is still a great beat track. However, this one-off long player was no joke either - it is a well crafted set of instrumental music. Honestly I don't know much about the artists involved,  suffice it to say my opinion is based on the music alone. This is a real gem of a record. Great musicality and tasteful programming that holds up really well after all these years.  I recently found myself returning to it and it felt so good to hear this ol' friend.  Highly recommended - grab it while there are still one or two copies at a decent price floating about. If you can get a vinyl copy then you have a real prized addition IMHO. In any case --  a jamming set of music.


title: Solid offer

text: Slave is one the heaviest funk groups to come out of the 1970's.  From the Midwest of the USA, they followed in the steps of a number of funky luminaries from the great state of Ohio (must have been something in the water back then). Anyway this series brings together the five best albums in their discography- three of which are currently out-of-print in the USA.  No decent funk collection is complete w/o some Slave, and this fills the bill. While this is a no-frills package, the re-mastering is very good. The sound is full and the bass is given justice - a nice overall digital update. This package was originally available for $14 US and now has become scarce and the price has inflated. However at about $50 it's still a decent deal - $10 per album, in replicated mini lp sleeves. A bargain!


title: dope album

text: Album better than I'd ever imagine! Sweet beats & heavy thought provoking lyrics! Highly recommended for all rap music fans!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent music


title: Big Voice for Young Lady

text:
I have owned this LP on vinyl since 1980, shortly after its initial release in 1979.  I was given a promotional, non-commercial copy due to my connections at the time to the Atlanta music scene.  I have seen many posts claiming Louise was 16 or 17 years old when she recorded the album.  My understanding, however, is she was born on 23 March 1960.  Not sure when the recording sessions took place in LA, but I doubt she recorded any of it prior to March 1978 when she turned 18.

My benefactor was the manager of Atlanta's Agora Ballroom at the time and he claimed she was 17 when she recorded it.  According to sessionsday.com, "Goffin’s debut public performance was opening for Jackson Browne at the Troubadour when she was 17 years old."  This debut album came later and I feel certain she was at least 18 when she recorded the tracks.

Regardless, my benefactor, the Agora Ballroom manager, gave me the album as a reward for some promo photographic work I did for the Ballroom while I was a student at nearby Georgia Tech.  He considered it a plum from his collection and declared, "You're gonna LOVE this album.  She's the daughter of Carole King and you won't believe the big voice coming out of this young lady."

I took it home at the end of the day and spun it up on my top-end turntable while settling into the easy chair with a cold one.  As an engineering student, I was a bit of an audiophile and was FLOORED by the BIG voice booming out of my Kenwood speakers.  I can only compare her favorably to Patsy Cline in terms of range and clarity of her vocals.  Just tremendous!

I loved this album so much I soon transferred it to cassette tape to avoid wearing out the vinyl.  This also allowed me to enjoy it in my '71 Chevy Nova wheels.  I took that tape with me after I graduated Tech, received my USAF commission and headed off cross-country to Texas for pilot training, then C-130 school in Little Rock and survival school in the Cascade mountains near Spokane, WA.

That tape continued with me overseas to my USAF duty in the Philippines where it was a constant companion on many off-duty scuba diving trips around the PI.  An absolutely great party album, for any young fellow, and I still enjoy the vinyl until this day, the cassette tape having long disappeared during my many moves, but I now own a new, modern turntable to enjoy my classic vinyl collection while relaxing in front of the fireplace with a glass of red wine.

That turntable was a Christmas gift from my adult children who are now older than I was when I first came into possession of the inestimably big voice of young Louise Goffin.  The passage of time, however, has only served to increase my appreciation for this Classic Rock talent.


title: Blood+ CD

text: Blood+ started off as a movie called "Blood the last vampire" in 2000. It was so popular that it got it's own anime series and live action movie. After watching the Series I came to enjoy many songs from it. So I order this and received it really fast and without any issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Fantastic music by the old C&W Masters.  Couldn't be better.


title: nice collection

text: Covers just about all songs in four long playing CDs. I enjoyed listening to some of the old favorites.  Ed


title: Love to Rock!!

text: I love this compilation of AC/DC songs. Plus being a huge Iron Man fan doesn't hurt either! I'm Thunder struck!


title: As expected

text: Album came in good condition. I swear JK can't leave me alone, I always pull him, even though Sope+ WWH are my biases. I didn't expect the PC to be so small tho. But everything was good!


title: stan nmixx

text: there isnt much reviews but this album came with everything that it should’ve!! i pulled jinni and jiwoo!!


title: Very happy

text: Since I'm starting to collect their albums I wanted to start with the HYYH albums because I love the album designs. The album came in good condition and a day early. The extra photocards were a nice surprise as well and the group photos are<br />very pretty in this photo book. I can't wait to display them.


title: awesome

text: everything came as expected, no scratches or bumps :)


title: great album

text: the album came with everything listed, only slightly damaged on the corners but other than that it was perfect !!


title: Good album

text: Really cool album. Their sound is really different than any other Japanese band I've heard. With delays and distortion and real fast strumming. They almost remind me of American heavy metal, Just lyrics in Japanese.


title: awesome band

text: this is a band that i would suggest to listen to. With minimum tracks to listen to, each song is good and the band is worth a try


title: are u crazy?

text: Lower the price of this cd! This is and should be considered price gouging! Whether or not a cd is an import or not...nobody should have to pay this price for it!


title: Shame they don't have it in stock...

text: This is by far one of their best singles in the past 2 years! MAD or DIE is the track that really shines on this single, whether you have the MAD LM.C or the regular LM.C CD! I love their alter ego as a punk band, it really suits their style! Aiji is a wonder singer for this type of music. I do hope they do more as the MAD LM.C, and maybe give us a full length album maybe? Maybe do a half LM.C, half the MAD LM.C? That would be a cool split album if they did it up right! All in all, this is the better version, and if and when it becomes available, buy it ASAP!!!! This edition also comes with the MAD or DIE DVD with the video clip of the same titled PV. Don't pass this one up! This is by far a sure winner!


title: squee loved it

text: squee loved it, came early and in mint condition love it love it love it sigh*0* so worth the money!!


title: "Celebrate Me Home" (Del. Ed.) sheet music

text: I choose this rating because I have not yet had a chance to practice and learn the piece of music.  It was brought to my attention by a relative who mentioned it in a memorial for a friend.  I listened to it and decided I would like to have the sheet music in order to learn this music.  I like my durable copy and look forward to being able to practice and learn it myself.


title: Four Stars

text: It was alright


title: He's not a G. He's a slam poet

text: I haven't bought any of his cds but watsky is a great rapper. Maybe not in the traditional sense, But he's good. He's really more of a poet than a rapper. Or a political rapper


title: Ok

text: It's not the one I was looking for


title: excellent Christmas gift for a loved one or a friend who love linkin park!!☺

text: I love the CD listen to it when ever I can it's great music for any body who love linkin park☺


title: As a Lovecraft fan you must own this

text:
The H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society has existed since 1984, it was founded by Sean Branney and Andrew Leman the Narrators of this Audiobook.
These guys live and breathe Lovecraft, an audiobook of Lovecraft's work could not possibly be in better hands.
This massive audiobook 55 hours or so in total, I believe, was created over the course of 3 years according to the FAQ.
For aeons I have listened to some Lovecraft stories, narrated by Andrew Leman, I have used those stories, and H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society's DART, stories to navigate through Lovecraft's tales. Which you should definitely also check out.
My jaw dropped when I saw they released The Complete Fiction of H.P. Lovecraft and I pre-ordered instantly.
Both Andrew and Sean does an amazing job narrating these stories.
As a fantasy fan you must read or listen to Tolkien at some point in your life, if you are a fantasy fan, I guarantee you, you will own it at some point. So too is it with Horror and Lovecraft. If you enjoy horror you will encounter Lovecraft at some point, if you enjoy his stories like I do, then you must have this in your collection. Come friend join us as we descent into the darkness, trying to hold on to our sanity while we journey through Lovecraft's fantastic stories of cosmic horror. One of the best, if not the best author of Horror who ever lived. And finally you have the best way to experience his stories.


title: Unbeatable

text: As expected Carole's original recordings far exceeded my expectations...


title: I love everything about it

text: WOW! I had this cassette back in the day, forgot all about them, then recently heard Heartbreak Blvd on Hair Nation....i ordered this CD and man it straight up ROCKS!!!!!! I love everything about it, production has that 'big' sound I love that's gone in todays recordings since everything is so compressed and over-produced. Every track on here is great! If your looking for some classic hard-rock def give this album a shot!!


title: Simply Mindblowing!

text:
I've had this CD for going on six years now, and I'm still constantly amazed at how good it sounds. It's a dance/pop/techno fusion that is extremely tight and polished, yet manages to wander over a large chunk of the musical map. The only complaint I have is that it's hard to find the other stuff this group has done!

In short, if you like your music to push boundaries and like dance/electronica then you won't be dissapointed with this CD. I *highly* reccomend it.

~Me.


title: Shepherding a Child's Heart CDs

text: I have really appreciated this Godly, Biblical perspective on parenting.  It is definitely beneficial.


title: Five Stars

text: As promised the discs are in good shape and no issues playing them.  Arrived as promised.


title: It’s JIMMY BUFFETT ❗

text: It’s JIMMY BUFFETT❗


title: Kirlian is smooth and gothic and also melodic

text: this is the first of there cds i've actually heard and its original is from 1988 not 97, and anyways it is good enough for a gothic cd. worth checking out but i recommend listening to Collide if you like this. Collide is much better!


title: Great selection!!!!!!!!!!!!

text: This cd has a great selection of oldies that bring back fond memories. The quality of the recordings is first rate. Throughly enjoyed walking down memory lane.


title: Five Stars

text: Arrived in good time and was as advertised.


title: S.K.O.  Awesome Singer/Songwriter's & Musicians!

text: Thom Schuyler, Fred Knobloch and Paul Overstreet were three well-known songwriters who got together to form a band, Schuyler, Knobloch & Overstreet. After the release of their first single, they shortened their name simply to S-K-O. When Overstreet left the group in 1987 to pursue a solo career, he was replaced by Craig Bickhardt and they changed their name to Schuyler, Knobloch & Bickhardt. S-K-B disbanded when their record label, MTM Records, shut down in 1989. Since then, Thom Schuyler became the vice president of RCA Nashville (a position from which he retired in 1994), while Knobloch and Bickhardt continued their songwriting careers. I highly recommend this music, it's hard to find, but worth listening over and over again!


title: I have always loved Pat Terry's music

text: I have always loved Pat Terry's music; especially his solo stuff.  He has lyrics with true meaning and not the usual pablum you get from most Christian singers.


title: not great.

text: CD case was broken when I received it.  I sent it back.  The CD itself was OK, not great.


title: Awesome

text: Classic music FTW. don't have to tell my friends , cause they pretty much listen to this type of music to. :))


title: Rock with a twist!

text: Great music - rock with orchestral components. The more I listen the better I like it.  I ran into it by accident and I am glad I did.


title: I love it

text: I'm glad I bought it.


title: Nana Mouskouri Recordings

text: I love Nana Mouskouri. I regret that I only got to see her perform in person once. Being able to get her English language recordings at such reasonable prices is a great opportunity, particularly since they come from Europe. The first two CDs arrived in excellent condition very quickly, and the third is now on the way to me. I intend to buy more over time. "The Ultimate Collection" contains 20 cuts, much more than I expected, all of them among her most popular songs. Well worth the price.


title: Great music! Unfortunately

text:
Great music!

Unfortunately, the package does not say which organ the music was performed on, but the sound is crystal clear, and really shows off my klipsch synergy's quite well!


title: Five Stars

text: Loved it


title: Soft and surreal, a truly ethereal experience.

text: Soft and surreal , a truly ethereal experience.


As always Mr. Curnin outdid himself on this amazing solo effort, if you are a fan of the Fixx, you should check out all of his solo outings, they are awesome !


title: love, compassion

text: I have Seldomly come across a more stunning production then this CD... Calling it a CD is nothing short of leveling it with the rest out there, this is a statement, of beauty, love, compassion, kindness and everything that the world should be, Ricky has truly outdone himself... If you're considering buying this album, don't, just buy it! I'm absolutely positive that this production will be a game changer!


title: If any band should have made it big...

text: Candella should have been that band. They were very active in the live music scene around Myrtle Beach, SC in the late 90's/early 00's, and drew a crowd at every venue. They put on a wonderful performance, and there was great artistry in their music. I guess the only real reason they didn't "go" and go big, was by virtue of being in a place overlooked by industry scouts. I feel sorrow that they did eventually go their separate ways; you'll feel none if you buy/listen to this album.


Aural Vampire keeps getting better and better.  It is definitely worth the price and wait to receive it from Japan


title: The Next Big Thing

text:
Clear Static are The Next Big Thing. Take my word for it. I saw Duran Duran in 1981 and knew they were TNBT a year before MTV figured it out. Clear Static will be stars on that level. Their live shows are Notorious for make up overdoses and the girls crowd in like feeding vampires to try and suck up the energy from the band.

The album contains many strong tracks in the New Wave Revivalist mode of The Killers, The Bravery, The Modern, Click Five, Interpol, etc.  Star tracks include "97 Lies", "Tuesday On My Mind", "Make Up Sex", "Living Like The Movies" (my personal fave), "Dancing with Strangers", and "Careless Lies".  Through all of these and more CS makes it clear they have the chops to be Glam Pop sensations.  In my opinion, you won't regret a minute of the time you spend listening to Clear Static.


title: Five Stars

text: Let's dance and party...


Her heart, her soul, her strength, her voice, her music and her magic is in this cd soundtrack of one my most favorite movie biopics of all time. Life with Judy Garland: Me & My Shadows" is a real treat for ANY and EVERY Judy Garland fan. I love this movie and so will you and if you're listening, Judy, we love you too! :D God bless.


title: Would like to find more New Wine music

text: I cannot stop playing this CD over and over again.  Would like to find more New Wine music.


title: This is a great album! My kids love it & I like ...

text: This is a great album!  My kids love it & I like it too.  I highly recommend it.


title: One Star

text: I did not order this item.


title: Five Stars

text: I like it


title: CD came rather quickly, works

text:
CD has a hard plastic cover, and it worked. Got this as a gift for someone.

The CD arrived rather quickly, within a week.


title: An incredible start!

text: Can you believe a seven year old could outperform Whitney Houston on her classic take on Dolly Parton's I Will Always Love you? Well, Connie did. Even if it has no unreleased tunes (they are both included on her first full album Over The Rainbow) this single is very interesting and both this song and You Raise Me Up are good showcases of Talbot's unbelievable vocal range, passionate delivering and maturity as a singer even so young. I guess the arrangements are a bit bland and unimaginative, but nothing that could mar Connie's stunning performances. This little angel is really one of a kind and I recommend this single to anyone who loves music.


title: Great CD!

text: Brought back great memories


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Five Stars

text: Sealed & in Excellent condition.


title: ... never heard of Brad Hatfield before but I am glad I took a chance and purchased this CD

text: I have never heard of Brad Hatfield before but I am glad I took a chance and purchased this CD.


title: Excellent album!!!

text: I Loved Everything About This Album!!!


title: The off-speed recording makes for a difficult listen.

text: Looks like an outstanding collection of music. Unfortunately, the remastered quality is lacking in one important way, the sound on most of the discs is wobbly, off speed. So much so, that it makes listening too painful for me. What a stellar collection this could have been...

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title: EXCELLENT!

text: LENNEX is amazing!  Most people know them because singer Phil Ritchie was on that Rock TV show (and should have won) but every member of this band is very talented!  Anyone who has heard/seen them loves them!  They're an Exceptional band, better than half the stuff on the radio!


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect


title: True Christian Rock

text:
Style: Rock and Roll, not particularly heavy, but not at all light.
Lyrics: Unwavering Christian messages, sung well
Popularity: Almost unknown. Sadly, Crystavox never hit the "big time", and this album was released before CDs became popular, so it's rare to find a CD of it. I don't even think you can find any MP3s for sale anywhere (not on iTunes anyway)
Musical Value: Although this is highly subjective, I personally think this album is a 5 star quality piece of work. Their 2nd album wasn't as good as this one, which may be why they broke up the group after it.
Conclusion: If you want to find a well done early '90s Christian Rock 'n Roll album, look no further. I'd put it right up there next to Bride's Snakes in the Playground as a classic that should never be allowed to die.


title: Five Stars

text: Great listening


title: Sleep Bear Mountain best CD ever

text: This CD is the best thing ever, I put my son to bed with it for years. The lessons are sutle but there and the music is perfect to send them to sleep to. Truth be told I even listen to it when I've had a hard day sometimes. Everyone should listen at least once.


title: I love it. When you are home

text: I bought my CD when they came out in Abadiania.  I love it.  When you are home, it transports you back to the first current room in the CASA.  I'm going to buy some for Christmas presents for people who need them.  Thank you Grainne for this wonderful gift.


title: An excellent bass voice

text: Tennessee Ernie Ford's voice is excellent.  The quality of his bass can not be matched as far as I am concerned.  He shows great  flexibility in being able to sing a variety of styles.  I particularly like the old standard hymns that are on this CD.


title: Five Stars

text: Loved it!


title: Inscrutable and great

text: This is a very unusual effort and one of Michael Mantler's most successful.  He recruited jazz stars (Jack Dejohnette & Terje Rypdal) who were making names for themselves on the ECM label, and one progressive rocker (Robert Wyatt) and his wife at the time Carla Bley to create some of the most compelling music he has recorded. Equal credit has to go to his 'lyricist,' Edward Gorey, who provided words from 6 of his small, gothic books (titles are the same as the track names on the album).  Every one of these (books and tracks) is a standout, characterized by exceptional playing/singing, but the two highlights for me are The Object Lesson and the title track (The Hapless Chile). The object lesson is a 'story' assembled from a series of non-sequiturs that sketch a bizarre (or should that be inscrutable?) story about the goings on in a haunted British castle.  Dejohnette and Rypdal really get to stretch out here and Wyatt's voice is a perfect fit. The track really cooks. The Hapless Child is a somber affair, detailing the tragic life of an (apparently) orphaned child in Victorian England.  The mood is perfect and again, Wyatt's voice is perfect (he nails each of the songs in different ways).  It might take a couple of listens to get what Mantler has assembled here (unless you are already a Gory affectionado).  One word of warning: Mantler's next effort ("Silence", music to the words of Harold Pinter), is an all together different affair stemming from an attempt to utilize a similar method to that used here.  While there are some strong points (the repetitions in Pinter's text is very nicely captured by the melody lines Mantler provides),  a reviewer from Melody Maker was motivated to sum up "Silence" as "possibly the least listenable record I have ever heard."  Mantler & Carla Bley take this in stride, though.  They included an insert in their later albums that provide reviews of their work to date (on their own WATT label), including the great reviews along with scathingly negative ones.


title: The Best!!!

text: Brings back memories!!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome cd.


title: Best record ever

text: Classic Tom Petty a shame not remastered


title: Excellent CD

text: Excellent CD.  Great music.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Great collection of rock and roll songs!!!!

text: Nice collection of tunes! Glad to be listening to a variety of songs and artists that you don't here every fifth song on the radio or a severely edited version of it. Petty's peculiar picks is a great addition to anyone's music collection! We played it at least a hundred times and sang along with it!