title: Complete Soundtrack...

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Note: This review is for the Complete 3-CD Soundtrack of the film "A.I. Artificial Intelligence."

The soundtrack for Steven Spielberg's under-rated masterpiece is nothing short of fantastic and worthy of joining the ranks of John Williams' other scores. I really can't say which tracks i like best, but i really love the sentimental themes (which includes the scenes with Monica & David), the two versions of the haunting ballad "For Always" (which has made me like Josh Groban's rendition) and Ministry's song at the Flesh Fair. "Abandoned In The Woods" is a great track; sad but poignant. I also like "Reunion," the alternate track of the same name & "End Credits.


All I can say is we both love the oldies , they are great!  The record play wonderfull ,  love it.


title: Hurray for Clooney...

text: The nominations and awards are out now, and "Good Night, and Good Luck" seems to be the Indie darling. It about a period of American history that is so embarrassing and, yet, so fascinating. A documentary from the 60's, "Point of Order", was all about the Army vs McCarthy hearings. This film is compelling from beginning to end. George Clooney definitely had an idea, and ran with it. His best choice was David Strathairn as Edward R. Murrow. He was certainly an excellent choice, and is excellent with everything the script asked him to do. Unfortunatey, aside from his blatant integrity, we end up knowing nothing about Murrow, as the man. Apparently, he's a family man, but no mention of the family seems to be important. Then, there's a big deal made about Robert Downey, Jr., and Patricia Clarkson being married. I wasn't sure why that was important, other than to suggest that married peope couldn't work at the station; also, they were the best at their jobs. Another thing that bothered me was that Mr.Clooney seemed to expect the general audience to already have some background before they come in. I had this background, but wonder if those going without this knowledge would understand how brutal and devastating this actually was. McCarthy was an egomaniac, and it's impossible to understand where he was coming from. Clooney handled this the only way possible, by using actual footage. Roy Cohn, "Angels in America" aside, was also shown for his true colors. David Strathairn gives a totally complete performance, given his script limitations. He gives Murrow the dignity and strength of purpose that were so much his trademark. If supporting kudos should go out, they should go to Frank Langella as Paley, the real reason Murrow was allowed to continue his assault on McCarthy. As I said, once McCarthy was unglued, Murrow's family faced lots of potential turmoil as a result. Regardless, Clooney opened the gates to see a slice of American life, shameful as it was, in the glorious black & white glory that we all experienced back when. This is a fine achievement, and worthy of your consideration.  UPDATE: I tried to discuss this film with my young co-workers, and they didn't know anything abot it, nor did they care.. Go figure...


title: Hilarious! Worth every cent!

text: Oh boy! I heard about these guys on Say What! Karaoke and they are really funny! As someone mentioned, this is sortof a retread of what Pat Boone was doing with his heavy metal songs...making fun of the idiotic lyrics. Sometimes you have to hear them from a different perspective. Somehow this collection of songs, while meant to be taken as a joke, are sometimes even better than the originals! The interpretation of Break Stuff is incredible! This guy takes musical lampoon to the next level! If they release a sequel to this, they'll have to do some rap songs!


title: Five Stars

text: RECEIVED.


title: Recommend!

text: Great remixes from their hayday!


title: excellent!

text: great price and the b-52's are the greatest band ever especially live in concert dealer if efficient and great to deal with fast


title: Boring and Annoying

text: This is not a good haunting CD to own for Halloween. First of all, it's not the least bit scary; it has inferior-sounding sound effects that don't really trigger one's imagination. Next, it has an annoying narration throughout, which is distracting and unnecessary. Finally, each featured sound effect is preceded by an announcement of what you're about to hear. This is tacky at best. There are way better choices out there for your Halloween sound effects needs. Avoid this one--it's a clunker.


title: Five Stars

text: love the music


title: The 70's Supremes first recording

text: This is my favorite Jean Terrell lead Supremes (Mary Wilson and Cindy Birdsong)  cd. Twelve songs with great lead vocals and full harmonies. Up the Ladder to the Roof was a top ten hit.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a wonderful Tye Tribbett cd that I picked out on Amazon and I loved it!!


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoyed this wonderful concert of Beyonce!!!


title: Four Stars

text: I really love the Beyonce Cd and it is in very good condition!!


title: Five Stars

text: It's really a great cd and I enjoyed it!!


title: Awesome!

text: Jose Jose it one of the most beautiful brilliant singles of all time! I’ve been listening to all his music since I was a little girl! May he Rest In Peace! Thanks!


title: Michael Jackson-Live in Helsinki, Finland dvd

text: I loved it and I love all Michael Jackson's dvd's and his cd's


title: AWESOME

text: I chose  this  rating  because  it  is  a GREAT  comeback album and even though the lead singer is  dead ,his  music still goes on. There were no dislikes  about the  album. I would  recommend  this  album you the early 90's generation that like real R&B music  that will last!!!


title: Great CD

text: Great CD.  Excellent for long distance driving.


title: a word of warning

text: This release was issued in the early days of cd production, and the sound quality is very poor: tinny, thin and faint. Unless you really 'need' any of these very commercial tracks (as a collection it's a very uneven listening experience) I'd suggest giving it a miss.


title: Frustratingly beautiful

text: Like other SubRosa collections, this is a pretty package very poorly annotated. Spanning decades of experimental acoustic composition, "Unclassical 0,1" features some very beautiful chamber works with, frustratingly, no contextual information. The brief sleevenote is pretentious and unenlightening. Considering this release will appeal mostly to musicologists and the curious, SubRosa does its audience a disservice in providing so few leads to follow.


title: Genius pastiche

text: Bob Downe is IMHO Australia's most talented comedian. His waspish retro persona celebrates everything trashily fabulous, and this single is only a tiny slice of his talent. Get his new 2 cd set "Huge Hits" - it has the BEST radio hits of the 70s with a sprinkling of his own covers (including a glorious "Xanadu"). Get Happy with Bob!


title: Just Wonderful

text: I keep listening to this CD over and over again. It tips it's hat to Dahl's Inventive story with a truly inventive score. It's childlike when it needs to be and serious when it needs to be. It is just lovely to hear and can not wait for it to reach the shores of Australia. Broadway will be seeing it soon and I feel you are going to blown away by this show. It is just lovely, truly lovely.


title: Amazing album.

text: I have really been feeling this album as of late and I have been giving it repeat spins for years. I give this album four stars for the four worthwile, tight tracks "Blackhand Side" (in which she displays her lyrical versatilty), "U.N.I.T.Y." (noteworthy black female consciousness track), and "Weekend Love." The track that makes me love this album wholly is "Just Another Day." Just Another Day is one of the best songs of the 90's, it is so real, raw, and hardcore yet uplifting, life-affirming, and straight up Latifah. I commend her for creating "Just Another Day". The successors to Just Another Day flow with a swift musical genius. Queen Latifah deserves mad props for this album and I give them to her. I love this record. Please buy this album people. You'll be happy you did. I still listen to it to this day and I bought it almost 10 years ago.


title: Rip-off

text:
Taylor Swift is at a career peak right now.  She can sell massive quantities of anything with her name on it.  And justifiably so.  She is a prodigous talent.

So why gouge her fans with a "Deluxe" edition like this?  Three "bonus" tracks for $30, almost 3 times the prices of the original album's 16 tracks.

These tactics really burn completists who bought her latest release when it first came out.  Good will only goes so far...


title: Great Long Lost EP

text: I go a long way back with Marti Jones. I heard "Lose Control" by Color Me Gone on WHFS in Washington back in '83 and waited for "Weasel" to announce who the artist was. It took patience because he played very long-running sets! At any rate, once he told me who it was I went out and bought the record. It was only an EP but it is fantastic! Still my favorite Marti Jones record. This is great music.  Wish it was on CD...would pair up nicely with the Bangles 5-track EP (also not on CD).


title: NICE MUSIC

text: WHAT MORE CAN I SAY. I WOULD RECOMMEND IT TO OTHERS. JUST TOP NOTCH. I MUST SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA.


title: An album I grew up with

text: My mother was a Whitney fan and I grew up with this album. So now having my own copy brings back so many memories.


title: Found it finally!

text: I have been looking for this for a long time. The first time I heard this I was young and I had a cassette of this and when I saw it on I-Tunes last I downloaded but then I realize I needed the CD version of the songs so I went to Amazon and there it was. I was so excited that I knew if I didn't buy it then I would lose a piece of my childhood forever. It's really a great CD and if anyone love the little mermaid like I did then this is just for you.


title: It's okay

text: When I first heard the album straight threw I was not happy with what I heard but now it's been a couple of months and it's a decent album. Maybe when the first year anniversary of the album comes around I will call it's wonderful or even great but right not I'm still getting use to it. Sorry JT it's not my cup of tea maybe for round 2 you will have a knockout.


title: Three Stars

text: okay


title: The Best Recording of Sibelius' Violin Concerto - Bar None

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Sibelius' Violin Concerto by Dylana Jenson and Eugene Ormandy definitely holds a place in my list of "ten records I'd take with me to a desert isle."

Among violin concertos, the Sibelius is obligatory for any soloist who wishes to be taken seriously, but I do not believe this piece has been sufficiently recognised for its place in the Sibelius repertoire. In Harold Johnson's 1959 biography, "Jean Sibelius," the author is at a loss when it comes classifying this among Sibelius' other masterworks. This may in part be due to the treatment the Concerto had previously been given by violinists - as a virtuoso piece, rather than a composition written in Sibelius' own inimitable style. This is understandable, given that Sibelius was an accomplished solo violinist.

Prior to obtaining this recording, the only two I owned were by Heifetz (with Hendl/Chicago Symphony) and Perlman (Leinsdorf/Boston Symphony). While I admire Heifetz' sterling performance, it seems aloof from the actual music itself, brilliantly and expertly played, but lacking in depth. The Perlman just never did anything for me.

This CD by Dylana Jenson with Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra was her debut recording, which RCA chose to showcase in its then-new digital series. What makes it so satisfying is that it is by far the most Sibelian performance I've heard, then or since (and I own 11 different recordings). This is more difficult than it sounds. I have found most violinists to have rather "inbred" perspectives in regards to the repertoire for the solo violin - they tend to "interpret" a piece of music from the standpoint of the music out there for their instrument (which is logical), rather than understanding the composition's place within the composer's output. Hence, a brilliant performer such as Heifetz sounds as though he doesn't "get it," despite his sound musicianship. This approach by lesser virtuosos, such as Sarah Chang in her 1996 performance with the Berliner Philharmoniker and Mariss Jansons (himself a dedicated Sibelian), falls flat on its face.

But the Jenson recording does not "come close"; it's *there.* Jenson, who recorded this when she was twenty, obviously holds an affection for the music of Sibelius and beautifully gets under the skin of the piece. Her playing is seemingly paradoxical: Her timing is so mathematically precise that one could set a metronome to it and her execution is so matter-of-fact, that it sounds inevitable. And yet, this could never for a minute be mistaken for indifference, for her performance comes across as inspired and impassioned. Through her performance, you can hear that the Sibelius Concerto belongs not in a category by itself (as Johnson suggests) but thematically with the First Symphony and "En Saga" and structurally with the Second and Fifth Symphonies.

From the opening of the first movement (Allegro moderato), Jenson's violin subtly rises from within the ostinato of the upper strings played in pp-p, placing her violin firmly at the helm, but never outside, of the orchestra. Eugene Ormandy's conducting goes a long way towards the seamless integration between soloist and orchestra - as with so many other soloists, Ormandy places the Philadelphia in the service of providing a sympathetic accompaniment. The genius of Ormandy (and Jenson) is that the orchestra is never in a subordinate role. Throughout the opening movement there are intimate passages in which Jenson's solo violin beautifully communicates with orchestra soloists, such as the cellist, the bassoonist and clarinetist. There is one passage in which Jenson's violin and the solo 'cello repeatedly exchange a handful of notes between each other in so simple and understated a manner, that it conjures in the mind's eye two lovers meeting, then parting, in the night.

Dylana Jenson's violin (a treasured Guarnerius del Gesu) has such a warm tone that it almost sounds like a viola and her bowing is smooth without ever having to over-rely upon vibrato. Her playing clearly achieves the Sibelian ideal in sound: Her instrument sounds as though it is playing from within the orchestra, though she never becomes subsumed in the ensemble.

Nowhere is this more evident than in the second movement, Adagio di molto. I've heard many a performance in which the soloist tries to "impart meaning" to this movement by letting the bow linger just a shade too long on the strings, which only ruins the whole effect intended by the composer. From listening to Jenson's simple and persuasive interpretation, it is refreshing to hear this movement interpreted gently, honestly and forcefully, the meaning found where it had been all along - in the notes as written by the composer.

The Finale (Allegro ma non tanto) is where Jenson really gets to show her "chops." This movement runs the whole gamut of difficulty in bowing and fingering, and Jenson brings the same expertness she does in the earlier movements in building towards the finale's climax tautly and suspensefully, yet without tearing the concerto away from its thematic roots. A couple of the runs sound so breathtakingly impossible (without sounding in the least incongruous to the thematic material) that you realise that you're listening to perhaps to the most difficult of concertos; difficult not only technically, but one that demands an implicit understanding on the part of the soloist, conductor and orchestra. This recording more than delivers on all three accounts.

Saint-Saens' "Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso" is likewise imparted with the same maturity on Jenson's part as the Sibelius: As music, first and foremost. Yet, unlike the Sibelius, Jenson realises she's got a "showpiece" on her hands, and plays accordingly. Yet, as Toscanini would even conduct Rossini's "William Tell" Overture with the same thoughtfulness and passion that he would "Turandot," Jenson never comes across as hackneyed, but rather musically committed to this piece. There is a section in which her playing deftly shifts gears into a wistful, reflective interlude, then effortlessly builds to the quicksilver finale without missing a beat.

Altogether, a brilliant recording by one of the great violinists of our time.


title: Great album, classic sound

text: Love this album - so happy to find it on vinyl


title: Five Stars

text: Classic Roy AYERS.. i MUST HAVE TO NY MUSIC LOVER COLLETION.


title: This is so perfect. It has the flight ticket and a few ...

text: This is so perfect. It has the flight ticket and a few cards and aaaaaaa it's just perfection. Also, I finally listened to FISH from this album- which plays perfectly by the way- and it's such a bop. Overall, this is perfect.


title: Good Ole' R&B From The 80's

text: For those who love you was an "Average" ok project from "Perry & Sanlin". I felt there second album "We're The Winners" for Capitol Records was ALOT tighter. Japan should have reissued them both, just my opinion....


title: ALWAYS BET ON BLACK

text: THIS CD IS OUT STANDING.. ITS A MUST HAVE!!!! I HAD THE PLEASURE OF MEETING SINGER MS. POOLE... SUCH A BEAUTIFUL OUTSTANDING WOMAN... BEAUTIFUL VOICE..... LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEW CD.....


title: Remember the Long Standing Love and Admiration Michael had for Diana!

text: This turned out to be one of the biggest single from the album. It was possibly the most soulful with remnants of "Rock With You". It was another in the series of Michael and Diana talking to each other with select releases. (eg. On Diana's "Eaten Alive" album, there is an inscription from Michael "You are truly Supreme. Good to be with you. See you in 1995"). It has been rumored, most recently in Jermaine's book about Michael, that Diana was the one love that got away from Michael. I reject any romantic leanings because since Michael was 10, just met by Diana, they had an instant familial love for each other like mother/son or big sister/little brother. Still, Michael further thickens the plot with this pseudo-love song. Michael fans have websites building a case for Diana being his "greatest love". But Diana was 24 when she met Michael. I just cannot see anything more than at best a childhood crush. Still, it has also been said that one of the reasons Michael failed to show up at her grand wedding to Arne Naess or her Central Park concert, is because he was broken-hearted over her marriage. Clearly, their relationship endured, however, because he entrusted Diana to be his children's guardian in the absence of his mother. Mark this in the annals of show business where Dylan and The Beatles traded messages between lyrics, Michael and Diana similarly communicated to each other through their music. Both recorded Smokey's "Who's Lovin' You" on their debuts. And though it seemed strange that Diana chose not to attend any of Michael's memorial services, it was clear they had a deeply personal relationship. Diana's wildly successful "More Today Than Yesterday Tour" was dedicated to Michael. She closed each show with a medley of her version of "You Are Not Alone" w/"I Love You". The tour ran for almost 3 years so fans knew of whom Diana was thinking.


title: The Best Live Supremes Album!!!

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For all the praise "At the Copa" gets, "Live at London's Talk of the Town" is my favorite live Supremes album. The 1994 Master Series remastering makes for a fantastic sounding experience that helps raise this to great music listening. I had an unbelievable Alpine sound system in my car and the separation of the instrumentation and singing is riveting. Sure The first Supremes medley is one of several medleys. But The Funk Brothers rock behind Diana's star quality performance. It can be a little Vegasy before it was cool. James Jamerson bass drives the glitziness with musical integrity.
There are 3 thrilling moments including the aforementioned hits medley opening with "The Broadway Medley" and their reading of the most current hit single, "In and Out of Love". The way the guitar strumming with Diana's cooing closes out the first act is great. The album was wildly successful in London going platinum and ranking #6!!! (It was a #6 American R&B hit album but honestly there is nothing R&B about this album so the Top 50 ranking was more reflective of its stateside performance).
The defunct venue certainly lived up to its name as Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger and many English superstars attended this soldout week long engagement,


title: "Unreleased".........The Discovery Continues

text: Dominating the iTunes Album (constrictive labeling.....R&B/Hip Hop Genre) chart with her first , or is it second, major label EP debut, "Sailed Out", for most of the summer,  I began searching for more information on Jhene Akio. At first hearing of an early connection to B2K, or whatever only made the initial months more puzzling. B2K was this nondescript hip hop boy band led by unique teen marketing that didn't ride the conventional hot new groove. They were the age old "beauty spikes substance" enigma that saw the early burials of flash in the pans, Another Bad Creation to Color Me Badd to Gerado to the revolving doors of Ricky Martin Menudo replacements or worst still, Kavana.....a perfect blend of pretty blue-eyed soul Queer Eye meets Take That will or in this case, most definitely will not. The much celebrated "got to get your hands on it" mixtape debut didn't seem impossible to attain though it still isn't in my collection. Instead, a brief stint at Epic Records, may or may not have been the pathway to portions of the "M.H.M.-Must Have Mixtape" and early edits of some song (s) that made the final official EP, "Sailed Out".<br />"Unreleased" finds La Akio in pretty much a "cooking stage" of what we get on "Sailed Out". And that's a good thing. There's no shocking Miley Cyrus renditions of an "artist" trying to find out "who they are". Though it makes you wonder how Miss Akio ever saw enough of herself to begin her "official" recording with such a strange encounter. "11:30 A.M." Transforms from "2 Seconds". Hip hop alliances remain intact and not some quick after the thought of "oh heavens......our album isn't very hip, now is it?". "In Love We Trust", "Let You Go" and " Wait No More" sound like the down to the final listenings "(.........Sailed Out".) "Burning Man" and "Bed Peace" are also conceptual renditions of what makes "Sailed Out" battle Creole Madame Marmalade for "Album of the Year 2014" (almost assuredly) or "Best Album Debut of 2014/The Next Decade (ASSUREDLY!!!)


title: A Blessing to Receive This Posthumous Effort from the Greatly Underappreciated Vesta!

text:
When Vesta showed the rather modest, but, impressive video for her first single in years, "Dedicated", I immediately went to Amazon's MP3 store and bought the download. But I somehow missed that a few months later, "Seven" her posthumous album was finally released. Thanks to a casual email exchange with a friend, I was finally brought up to speed.

It is far too early for me to truly assess how I feel about "Seven" since I can sometimes take awhile to truly appreciate a new album. How I wish most albums were instant no-brainers like the Album(s) of the Year, "The 20/20 Experience Pts. 1 & 2). I will say, the last few songs on "Seven" drew my intention more than the first half.

But, I rate it 4 stars because I trust that this final work by Vesta will soon find a place in my heart.

She looks great on the album. A few tracks do seem to have slight sound glitches despite being informed that the indie label remastered the album again in July.......so I am thinking I just bought one of the more recent copies since it is November.


title: A Solid California Rock Group and Debut

text:
What a pleasant surprise to discover that this little unknown gem made it to Cd somewhere. Not sure how I was first introduced to this group and their debut. Around the time of its release, I would scour the used record stores in San Francisco for anything that appeal to me.

A lot of my random shopping was reserved for my being a bonafide Motown head. This would have not fallen into that category. I also could have bought it from one of the record clubs.

Once I gave it a spin, I fell in love with "Upside Down, Inside Out Woman", "Berkeley Lady" and "Start Off With You". David Riordan was the mastermind. Since I was an alumni of Riordan High School in San Francisco, could that have been the attraction? Not certain.

But I did have a penchant for 70s rock and this one filled the bill. The singer wasn't particularly distinctive. But he had a special quality to his phrasing.

A record like this would have probably not made it today (not that this broke any records with this release). But I am overjoyed to finally hear this fine album again.


title: Puzzle: One of the Most Underrated Bands of All Time

text:
I am a big Puzzle fan. I am also a big fan of John Valenti. As irony would have it, I purchased the only two volumes of Puzzle's self titled albums fueled by my being a Motown-head. Puzzle was a band in the 70s on Motown Records. By the 1970s, Motown had grown from a powerhouse singles label to a just as potent, album label. The iconic albums by Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross and Smokey Robinson from the 70s was a testament to that potency the label possessed. Therefore, I felt fairly safe in buying almost any album on one of the Motown labels. Puzzle had no photo on either the first album nor the second album. I suppose that intrigue me even more so. Had I given it enough thought, I would have realized the key reason for that is the fact that Puzzle was a white midwestern pop band by way of New York City. It had been a tradition of Motown to follow a Jim Crow era suppression, and not put a white artist (Teena Marie) on the cover of their albums to prevent the prejudging of the music with a photo that could have been distracting. This Jim Crow era suppression went even further in its original form because it was meant to exclude all blacks off of key album covers when selling to racist prone southern states. Hard to say if this hurt or helped Puzzle. But I slowly discovered that I like the sound of this group. They reminded me harmonically of some of the early Chicago Transit Authority material such as "Beginnings" and/or "Does Anybody Know What Time It Is". The lead singer reminded me very much of Robert Lamm (Chicago). I absolutely worship the Chicago Transit Authority debut album and its follow-ups II and III.

Songs like "Lady" and "N.Y.C." are very reminiscent of the voice and songs are beautiful and well written. I  remembered how much I liked John Valenti's "Anything You Want", unaware that he was also the voice of the lead singer of Puzzle. Only through the wonders of the Internet did it finally make sense. First I found the 2nd Puzzle album tracks  on Myspace/puzzlehornband. Most of all, it included "N.Y.C." arguably my favorite Puzzle song. Then I found tracks on YouTube from the Puzzle debut album including "Lady" and Valenti's solo debut "Anything You Want" which led me to the Japanese import finally on CD here on Amazon. I now have all 3 albums in the best possible sound available to me. I am a happy music aficionado.

To discover an artist like John Valenti is a blessing. I only wish that more people can discover his great talents.


title: Five Stars

text: I Love this Cd! Another one of his Best! ☺


title: Five Stars

text: I Love this Cd! Lil Wayne is Truly a Musical Genius!!!!!!


title: Classic

text: This is a classic album. I wish they had the clean version available. Arguably J's best album.


title: YMCK does chiptune right.

text: While YMCK is kind of a one-trick pony (they produce all their music using the same synthesizer as the Nintendo Famicom), they're talented songwriters that use their toolset to craft some really great pop tunes.


title: FULLY LOADED WITH HITS!!!!

text: This is a great album it is loaded with great songs such as: Send<br />for me, touch a four leaf clover, love me down, when love calls, circles, am I dreaming, silver shadow, if your heart isn't in it and one of their trademark songs secret lovers!!!! I would truly recommend this album to any Atlantic Starr fan I can tell you this they had two great lead female singers Sharon Bryant and Barbara Weathers they both have oustanding voices and they are both beautiful women!!!!


title: British Pop - not Christian Telecast

text: If you found this CD when searching for the Christian band "Telecast", be advised this is not the same band. That said, the British pop band of the same name, Telecast, isn't bad if you're into that style music.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Good CD

text: I'm a Prince fan, I like these cds,some of his greatest hits, it came from Russia, the music is good, which the most beautiful girl in the world was added


title: good book/live CD

text: The picture book is good, it have pictures of prince, and the live CD, which is really good


title: Five Stars

text: Good memories.  Buy it.


title: Shree Dove where did you go?

text: Dove gave me guitar lessons back in the day when I was running a Peavey Tracer guitar and Peavey Rage SS amp.  As with friends from youth, people fall out of touch.  I didnt know he had other CDs than Soulshack Serenade.  If you havent heard that one, get it today.  I found this CD to be just as amazing, and seek his other recordings.


title: Good compilation for 70s nostalgics... All major DR hits are included!

text: Greek singer Demis Roussos (the same from symphonic rock band 'Aphrodite's Child') made history going within the AOR Top hits lists in Europe and Latin America in the 70s. All major greatest hits are included in this album. Philips music label guarantees a very good sound.


title: I have no idea

text:
This review will be absolutely useless to anyone who reads it.

I have no idea what this product does or is supposed to do; I don't know how it's supposed to resurface your face or neck, I really don't. I've never paid attention to any results; I don't know if I ever had any. What I do know is I have loved the fragrance of this for a long time and it's the only reason why I buy it! I can't even begin to describe the fragrance either (it isn't floral, is pretty much all I can say). I just know that it's pleasing to MY senses, and I'll continue to fork over money for that one and only reason. Call me names, hate me, I don't care; but you were forewarned with the 1st sentence.

I will give you this: It does say that if you have "delicate or highly sensitive skin" that you "may not be comfortable using this product."


title: Don’t buy this!

text: I regret this purchase and DO NOT RECOMMEND. After buying This I found out there is an app for way less $ that is 100x better. This app tricked us into a few tourist traps, it had us turning around multiple times trying to find an obscure place that wasn’t as great as other places. It is outdated and full of advertisements for places along the way. This cd made our trip a lot less amazing than it could have been, and is one of my only regrets about my trip to Maui


title: Fabulous

text: Play these versions over and over in the car. Never get tired of Miss Brown.


title: <333

text: IT'S BEAUTIFUL. My only regret is that apparently some sellers were giving extra goodies? I wish I had spent the extra two bucks to get it with the additional stuff but oh well. All in all, a great purchase :)


title: I loved the extra goodies

text: I loved the extra goodies! It gives you a variety so you can get little things of different members :D It also came relatively fast.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Album. Lost my CD. Replaced it.


title: hmmmm.....................ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

text: i first heard this cd while browsing in yogananda's gift shop at the temple in encinitas,ca.  it was relaxing and appropriate for the setting.  here,at home, it offers a soothing respite from the busy-ness of everyday life.  highly recommend.


title: Vinyl in excelent cond, jacket Fair

text: If I were a collector the condition of the jacket would be an issue.  Two edges worn enough the record sticks out and the third edge has been repaired with masking tape.<br />The good news is the record is in very good shape and still makes me laugh!


Fantastic!  More from this singer songwriter!


title: Five Stars

text: Fantastic singer songwriter!


title: Great music

text: Alas, the phonics on this album are not up to current standards. However, the original recording is good, the music spectacular and enjoyable. Don't expect digital quality or fine analog recording


title: Terrific album.

text: This is terrific jazz....this is good jazz band sound. Kudos to these amazing musicians for having compiled a varied program of modern interpretations. An added bonus is the quality sound reproduction.


title: The Price is Worth It!!!

text:
I received my new CDs a few days earlier than expected & right on time for Mother’s Day.

I immediately played both discs and instantly went back to when I was in grade school to high school, jamming to Led Zeppelin.
Fast forward 51 years later....and I’m a grandmother of five still jamming to LZ.

Just want to give a shout out to A Buyer’s Paradise for the awesome customer service of getting my order to me in a timely manner.  The discs are brand new, in mint condition and I’m extremely satisfied with my purchase.  Thx!

Rock on for Peace...🤟
-The Hippie Chic-


title: Great group and songs.

text: This was for daughters birthday and I don't  remember wear hid.hopefully soon


title: Five Stars

text: Howe is the best


title: best of WWII big band music

text:
Best of WWII big band music. Sometimes older is better, Enjoy.

Enders game final song on one of the 4 albums.


title: Fantastic album, great delivery service

text: Fantastic album,  great delivery service.


title: Five Stars

text: Just what I was hoping for.


title: Great

text: Thank you


title: Great

text: As described. Thank you


title: Excellent

text: My daughter loved it!


title: A+

text: Excellent! Daughter loves it!


title: Great!

text: Daughter loved it!


title: Fast shipping!

text: Daughter loves it!


title: Great!

text: Just what my daughter wanted!


title: Awesome!

text: My daughter loved it.


title: Thanks!

text: Thanks!


title: Great!

text: Just what my daughter wanted


title: Great bedtime music!

text: We play a cd at bedtime to aid in drifting off to sleep.  Have 6 Sergei piano cds and they ar the best!


title: Great Bedtime Music


title: Good

text: Good


title: Five Stars

text: great album


title: Five Stars

text: No further comments at this time...


title: Sonatas

text: Love the Sonatas by Beethoven. Good price, fast shipping.


title: Great Sound

text: The sound quality on mine was great.<br />This is an excellent bootleg recording.


title: Phenomenal Voice!

text: Yma Sumac had a unique, triple octave vocal range. The vinyl  record of this double album was in the regular rotation of 'serious' music played in our home on Sunday mornings.<br />I was happy to have found an inexpensive copy of an old favorite.


title: Not the best CD

text: We hoped this would be a great tool to use with our Children's Ministry since we are using the coordinating curriculum.  However, we found the songs were a little difficult for the kids to pick up, especially the STOP song.  If I would have heard the songs before purchase, I probably wouldn't have gotten it.  It might be better for older kids (8 and up), but our kids are mostly younger.


title: Great product!

text: Got it quickly, works great. The dogs find the noises very interesting. The baby has not arrived yet so I'm not sure how effective it'll be at this point. So far I love it!


title: Classic

text: Can you ever go wrong with Ricky Nelson?


title: Wonderful bluegrass from the Ralph Stanley Band singer

text: This is the only place I could find Roy Lee Centers bluegrass music & it was very satisfying to fill in with his early works.


title: Great music by 'the few, the proud, the brave'!

text: Rousing marches played by our talented United States Marine Band to include John Philip Sousa's 'Sound Off,' the title track.  Great music to play to put you in a patriotic holiday mood.


title: Stunning!

text: How 2 people manage to project this much sound when it took the Statler Brothers 4 people, is a wonder.  You can't help trying to figure it out.  Their confidence & power is beyond description.  If you find yourself longing for more after buying everything listed for Dailey & Vincent, try going back to Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver when Jamie Dailey sang for that group & his voice just rings true thru the harmonizing.  Darren Vincent is brother to Rhonda Vincent & they both got their start with the Sally Mountain Show, a family group.  Maybe you have to be a bluegrass lover to appreciate them, but I think anybody should enjoy the pure exuberance of these two.


title: Fell in love with this when I was a teenager.

text: I remember reading music reviews when I was pretty young & thinking that Ray Charles was in the "adult" class...certainly nothing that would interest my more adolescent musical interests...in short, he was pretty boring...but I kept seeing his name.  Then I heard "What'd I Say."  Oh.  Now I get it.  So I went looking for this song with my meager funds & only found it on this album, with a cover that clearly screamed, "We want to hop on the cash bandwagon called the 'Twist.'"  Each LP I bought was a treasure, this one as much as my Louis Armstrong "Town Hall" one, & Elvis Presley Christmas album.  I didn't own this one tho...it owned me as Ray Charles music has since then.  Personal favorites are, of course, "What'd I Say," "Tell The Truth," the domestic tyranny song, (recorded in stereo I guess because it won't always play both sides of the cut in the car on the MP3 connection), "Leave My Woman Alone," "I Got A Woman" & "I'm Movin' On," which I already knew by Hank Snow since our family was never one to stick to musical genre, everybody having his own personal & dearly held musical tastes.  If you are only venturing into the deep & wide waters of Ray Charles music, this isn't a bad place to launch your boat.


title: Love Engima

text: Loved the music so much I bought it twice by mistake.  Alexa told me that Engima had a new album out.  So I went looking.  Did not recognize the cover of this album so I purchased it.  After playing it, I remembered I already had it.  Engima does not have a new album out, wish they did.


title: Five Stars

text: The album is lively and fun.


title: Recommended

text: Timeline is weird --- back and forth within tangents. Beyond that it, was both interesting and informative.  My wife and I listened to it on a road trip and it helped the miles pass quickly.


title: Got what I wanted

text: No problem encountered.


title: Four Stars

text: Its ok


title: Beautifu

text: Beautiful work.


title: good music

text: I had a tape version of this music, but my new car has a cd player only so I was lucky to find this.  If you like trumpet music, no words you will like this.  I thought it was overpriced, but it was what I wanted so I could listen in the car.


title: A pretty complete set of cds of Dinah Washington

text: Dinah was a great jazz singer, sang with big bands, solo and with other jazz artists.  Her music took place in the 50's and early 60's.  She also sang R&B, blues, and more.  She is one of the icons of this time.  Unfortunately an all too brief life.


title: John Coltrane.....how can you go wrong?

text: I have been listening to jazz on and off for decades but heavily the last few years.  Already had a good many John Coltrane cds and saw this one.  It did duplicate a few i already had but the price at the time just was too good to pass up. Gives you a good many albums (all very good) for a little bit of money per each one.


title: On you should own

text: Love this CD such great stories, full of tales that make you smile and think


title: Three Stars

text: As is in the picture.


title: This Program Has Changed Our Lives

text:
We were told by a child-behavior specialist (not Noel), that we had a very narrow window of time to turn things around with my grandson, and if we didn't do it, he would end up in prison. It is very intimidating to have a child who is so out of control with extreme behaviors and to know that nothing you are doing is working. We really didn't know what to do until we turned to Noel's approach with Calmer, Easier, Happier Parenting. It sounded too simplistic to work with our child of extreme behaviors. I was wrong. Now, wow, I know how well Noel's program works.
We started with the Foundation Skills set (Descriptive Praise, Preparing for Success, Reflective Listening, Never Ask Twice and Rewards and Consequences), which are necessary because the new Special Needs set of CDs builds on the Foundation Skills. They are great skills that quickly started bringing cooperation and peace into our lives. The Never Ask Twice skills, for instance, practically dissolved resistance.

In the Special Needs CDs Noel clearly and effectively helped me understand some of the causes of the behaviors in special needs children and offered effective skills and techniques to improve both subtle and extreme behaviors. It has been almost miraculous to watch sweet cooperation bloom, and extreme, impulsive behaviors diminish, and then disappear. Just a few short weeks ago we were desperate and discouraged, and now we have a much happier, more productive child, and a more peaceful family life. I truly don't know what we would have done without this program.


title: The best of the LA Sound

text: This is an essential album, the most important album of the '60s LA sound -- yes, I mean that it's more essential than anything by the Doors or Zappa. It's a psychedelic tour-de-force without a weak song (except on the bonus tracks, which can safely be ignored). Three guitars, bass, drums, a variety of horns and strings make a lush and beautiful collage of love and fear.


title: Two Stars

text: Missing the post cards. Scratches on CD.


title: Sold Through Amazon. And a Great piece of background Music.

text: For background music that is not (Quite) Musak, this is an excellent choice. Vocal, Soothing and easy on the ears. Great to concentrate on work or for just plain listening.


title: Four Stars

text: Really good brings back good memories


title: Very relaxing CD: Fifteen popular tunes played on pan pines

text:
A peaceful and relaxing set of popular tunes from popular music, the classics and film themes played on the pan pipes (obviously) with various instruments in support - mostly woodwind but I thought I recognised a harpsichord, electric and standard guitar, and xylophone accompaniments at various stages.

The pieces in this album are:

Flight of the Condor
Unchained melody
Theme from "Love story"
Mull of Kintyre
Cacharpova
Albatross
I'll come along
Light of Experience
Tara's theme
Daniel
Something
Theme from "Picnic at Hanging Rock"
Theme from "The Godfather"
The Fool on the Hill
Endless Love

I can recommend this as something to slip into your CD player if you want to relax and unwind.


title: Can't wait for their next CD

text: This was a great CD!  My husband and I enjoyed listening to it very much.  The acting and sound effects are wonderful and the story is very engaging!  Thanks for a great product!!


title: Nice album

text: I don't love this album as much as her Deja Vu, but it's still pretty good.  I like her "Lady Gaga Phase" better than this rocker album, but again, she shows off her melodies and good vocals.


Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
(1957)

This is one of Midget’s favorite westerns that is not a spaghetti

If you aren’t expecting a true-to-life historical film, but instead just looking for some entertainment, I recommend this movie.

Gunner  April, 2014


title: Excellent alternative music with a bit of a twist

text: I heard one of their songs back in the mid 90's and just HAD to have it!  I then found out that they were a local band and searched high and low for the cd.  I finally found it at a small record store downtown.  The entire cd is great!  I love how they incorporate the violin into their music.  It's just beautiful and the vocals are awesome!  I was just listening to it again and thought I would see if they had any other cds.  I'm really disappointed that I didn't find any but wanted to share how great their music is!


title: Great southern rock

text: Best live album of .38 Special I have heard. Appears to be the original band.


title: The first disk is all Powerhouse!

text: If you are a Raymond Scott fanatic you have to have this!  The first disk is multiple versions of Powerhouse, by various artists.  Drove my kids up the wall!


title: Five Stars

text: Top notch recording!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent music - perfect!


title: Five Stars

text: Okay


title: Great songs

text: Love this cd I think a bit expensive for a used cd but the I really enjoy the music very much wish I can get more like it


title: It's okay.. No original cover but works well ...

text: It's okay..No original cover but works well.


title: great product

text: great CD great singing group my favorite singers+


title: Wonderful CD

text: I love this music!


title: Great book

text: Love their music.


title: This is a great bunch of CDs

text: This is a great bunch of CDs. It's informative and so helpful. It's always good to be reminded to be grateful for what we have. It's so good that this was a present for a friend....


title: Thumbs up for music as well as vendor

text: Brandi great as always.  Seller also great!


title: a fabulous singer who left us way too early!

text: Loved this tribute cd. I like it better than Whitney's original.


title: Best Civil War CD

text: This is the best set of DVDs on the Civil War. Bought the LP version at the time of the Centennial celebration. So happy it is on CD now. Hard to find which I cannot understand as we celebrate the Bi- Centannial.There are two sets- one called The North and the other The South, both excellent. Hope they decide to bring it out again!


title: Disappointing

text: It's a rather crude reproduction of live shows from Lawrence Welk.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good selection of music from the 70's and 80's. Great background music or just for relaxing and listening.


title: Oldie but goodie and hard to find but WORTH IT!!

text: I had this on an 8 track tape years ago and absolutely LOVED it.  (Thank God for cruise control when I played it on a few of the numbers while highway driving!!)  I was able to copy it to a cassette tape once 8 tracks "died" but couldn't find it on CD (and now MP3) so could no longer listen to it in the car. I decided to try Amazon and VIOLA, there it was on vinyl!!  I'm not normally a "classical music" fan but this transcends normal classical and is a wonderful addition to anyone's musical library.


title: Five Stars

text: I love The Walking Dead!


title: Not bad, but a little repetitive. OVA 1 only, I believe.

text:
I'd gotten Raid and Ruins, and enjoyed both of them.  So, I ordered Black Dog.  I don't regret the order, but it's not of the same caliber as the first two.  It's more techno-sounding, less "spooky" and many of the songs seem, well, repetitive.  The same sounds, arranged ever-so-slightly differently, with a new name.

From what I can tell, the music is only off the first 1, maybe 2 OVA's.  I was hoping for a bigger selection, and my fingers are crossed that when they finish the series, they'll release a full set of soundtracks.  It's not bad, it's good background music, and it's certainly intricate and very different.  But it's just "okay."  I like it, I'd get it again, but it's just not anything fantastic.

Worth getting if you're a Hellsing fan. Otherwise, you might want to pass on this CD, or wait for the next soundtrack to come out.


title: Need them on CD.

text: Great group would love them on CD.


title: way overpriced

text: it is possible to assemble this CD for yourself on ITunes for less than $20, song by song.  It takes only a few minutes.  Download, then burn to your own CD if desired.  Enjoy without the rip-off prices shown here!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome band and great album!!


title: This is a must have.

text: If you are a Kino fan or if you have never even heard of them....This album is an absolute necessity.  Vosmiklassnitsa is perhaps Tsoi's most sung song.  And this album cemented their rise to Russian Rock Stardom.  To understand Kino, you need 45.


title: A Must-Buy for Foo Fighters fans

text: This album is a must-buy for any Foo Fighters fan. I can't believe how many great songs are on this compilation that I haven't found elsewhere. It was compiled in 2015, so it's very recent and even has a B-side from Sonic Highways. Also, this isn't on Spotify or iTunes, so the easiest way to get these tracks is by purchasing this CD collection.


title: Good Sound, Poor Presentation!

text: While the sound quality is good the presentation format is very poor.  The audio files only take up a small fraction of each Blu-ray disk.  All of the audio files could have been put on a quarter or less of the total disks.  There is no index on the disks.  Because most people are going to play them on their Blu-ray player it would have been nice to include a video index to make a selection.


title: If you buy only one Dorian Michael CD, get this one.

text:
If you buy only one DM CD, this is the one to buy. Dorian is playing in his "cocktail guitar" mode here (as opposed to his alternate persona as a blues shouter) and it's very nice indeed: all acoustic, all instrumental, never boring. And his instrumental version of  "Wade in the Water" is amazing. Most highly recommended.

Dorian performs in this style at Cambria's Colibri Hotel once ot twice a month, in their very pleasant and comfortable lounge. See his website (in first comment) for  dates and details. He's a great guitar player. We both like him a lot.

Happy listening--
Peter D. Tillman


title: A good Dorian Michael solo guitar record....

text:
This is a good example of Dorian Michael's solo instrumental work, which I own & may get around to actually reviewing sometime. This placeholder is to let you now that he sells this CD (and all his others) for $15 ea: website link in first comment, per house rules. At the moment ( 7/20/15), the sole copy offered here is asking $115!

The record I'd recommend is his "[[ASIN:B001947UHC What You Get for Your Trouble]]" (2001), which has an amazing instrumental cover of "Wade in the Water" & other stellar material

He also plays regularly around California's central coast -- dates and details at his website. He's well worth catching, if you're in the area. An exceptional guitarist.

Happy listenng--
Peter D. Tillman


title: Classic Southwest album

text:
You should read Stephen Wilkes review first: [[ASIN:B002E2NHGQ Here to There]]

OK? I'll just add, "Me too." A very good album. I own it on vinyl, probably since sometime in the 70's.

"Man in the Big Hat" is the most memorable song on the album. It reads differently now than in 1969. Cave Creek, Arizona is now a suburb of Scottsdale, and Harold's Cave Creek Corral is now a BIG dance club for weekend wannabes from the Valley. Progress has marched on.

There really aren't any weak tracks here, and I like both voices and music. Quiet ballads, mostly. Recommended.

Happy listening--
Peter D. Tillman


title: Another two-thumbs up

text:
After reading Stephen Wilkes nice review, I'll just add, "Me too." A very good album.
I own it on vinyl, probably since sometime in the 70's.

"Man in the Big Hat" is the most memorable song on the album. It reads differently now than in 1969. Cave Creek, Arizona is now a suburb of Scottsdale, and Harold's Cave Creek Corral is now a BIG dance club for weekend wannabes from the Valley. Progress has marched on.

There really aren't any weak tracks here, and I like both voices and music. Quiet ballads, mostly.  Recommended.

Happy listening--
Peter D. Tillman


title: Splendid performance, especially the Kodaly

text:
I've been listening to this record for around 45 years (!) -- I bought my copy circa 1965, when I was in college. Both pieces are for unaccompanied cello. The Kodaly sonata is splendidly dark. The Bach is less incandescent, but still excellent. I've listened to this record countless times, each time with pleasure. This was recorded early in Parisot's career, but he was already very, very good. The LP is undated, but Parisot already had his Stradivarius, and boy does it sound good.

This Parisot recording was issued by Counterpoint/Esoteric, a forgotten classical label that sold good music for low prices -- a fine choice for college students, and, it turned out, a very good long-term investment. I don't play my old vinyl records much anymore, but this recording will hold its own with the best contemporary CDs.

Parisot, a Brazilian, moved to the US in 1946. According to Wikipedia, he's still teaching cello at Yale, at age 88.

Happy listening--
Peter D. Tillman


title: It's Zelda, 'nuff said.

text: Orchestral performance of beloved tunes, slight alteration here and there in foreground/background parts based on volume, (if you read music, melody goes to mp while background is mf, possibly even f,) but it's still spectacular.


title: BUY IT - YOU'LL LOVE IT!

text:
This is one of my very favorite CDs - I listen to it often, especially while I'm reading or working on the computer. It is wonderful in the evening when I want/need to unwind. Quiet, hauntingly beautiful music.

Artists: Kiriakou / Scarpantoni / Drayton

Tracks include:
1: Deeply I Slept (5:33)
2: Sunsplash (4:18)
3: Secret Sun (4:48)
4: Forever Louise (5:28)
5: As You Are (5:14)
6: Lightly I Awaken (5:16)
7: Nigella Bloom (5:29)
8: The Road to Harper's Spring (4:53)
9: One Solitary Day (5:33)
10: Monaxia (2:46)
11: 21 Costa De La Luz (4:36)


title: Old Time Radio Detectives

text:
This collection features ten old time detectives in 23 radio shows.  Some are classics; some are clunkers; but all entertain.
Gerald Mohr stars as "Philip Marlowe," a hard boiled sleuth who gets involved in some far-fetched adventures.  In one episode Marlowe searches for an angelic secretary who has disappeared.  In the second he locates an orange dog which turns out to be a feline.
Howard Duff plays a Sam Spade who is plenty tough, but he doesn't have the edge that Humphrey Bogart brought to the character in "The Maltese Falcon."  He brings a man back from the dead in "The Lazarus Caper" and wins and loses a fortune in "The Hot Hundred Grand Caper."
Chester Morris portrays Boston Blackie, an ex-con who goes "straight" but still manages to be a thorn in the side of law enforcement.
Jack Webb is Joe Friday in two "Dragnet" episodes, and he plays "Jeff Regan, Investigator" in two more episodes.  Joe Friday is the archetypical good cop, but Jeff Regan is something else entirely.  He hates his job and hates his boss, a Mr. Lyon.  Lyon is the heartless, soulless head of the International Detective Agency, and Regan refers to himself as "The Lyon's Eye."
Orson Welles is "Sherlock Holmes" in an adaptation of the famous William Gillette play.  Welles over-acts as usual, and the story is somewhat hectic.  Regardless of the flaws, Sherlock Holmes is still the best detective ever, and this episode is the only remaining example of Gillette's classic play.  Gillette shamelessly engaged in wholesale borrowing of incidents from the original Holmes stories, and Holmes aficionados will enjoy connecting up the play's incidents to the stories they were drawn from.
Sydney Greenstreet (the Fat Man from "The Maltese Falcon") is "Nero Wolfe," and he plays the part with gusto.  I'd read some Nero Wolfe before coming across Greenstreet's portrayal, and I didn't like the character.  Greenstreet brought me around to being a Wolfe fan.
Lon Clark is "Nick Carter, Master Detective" in two mysteries from the Ellery Queen genre.  The murders are antiseptic and the stories are more puzzles than mysteries.
Dick Powell is "Richard Diamond, Private Detective".  A singing detective, I might add.  The mysteries are okay, but Powell's character is too flippant, and I could have done without the songs.
The real gem of the collection is "Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar," starring Bob Bailey.  This show was formatted into five episodes of 15 minutes each which ran from Monday through Friday.  The longer stories facilitated better plotting and more character development.  Dollar, a freelance insurance investigator, tracks down "The Star of Capetown," a stolen diamond the size of a golf ball, and incidentally solves the murder of its owner.
The only true clunkers in the collection were "Boston Blackie" and "Jeff Regan."  "Boston Blackie" was written by an ex-con, and his jaundiced view of law enforcement tends to infect the stories.  "Jeff Regan" isn't just "hard-boiled," he's over-cooked.
The cassette case is very well done on the outside, but the interior storage system leaves something to be desired.  Cassettes kept falling out whenever I opened the case.


title: As described.

text: A fun mix of songs that we used at our reception and it was a hit! Arrived on time, in good condition.


title: Five Stars

text: Great classic worship metal from some classic Christian metal artists!


title: Great Russian Music!

text: I was introduced to Via Gra from my Russian friend. Their pop music is, I think, nicer than ours here. I like their Russian lyrics better than their English versions. CD and DVD came undamaged and on-time. I would buy from this seller again.


title: GREAT LIST OF ARTISTS!!!

text: GREAT CD...brings back memories!!!


title: Five Stars

text: OH THE 80s....PRICELESS!!


title: GREAT BUY

text: BEAUTIFUL MUSIC that stirs the heart.


title: Wonderful

text:
So glad to have found this item,
Wasnt sure if it was even available anymore.
An encouragement. Very uplifting. Wonderful.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Very enjoyable...

text: A thoroughly enjoyable Book! Never realized the great Humor Ronald brought to the American Scene. I miss the Man!


title: Love this!!!

text: I’m totally enchanted by this cd!


title: So happy!!!

text: Have on vinyl and have always loved this album - now can play it in the car on cd player!!


title: One Of The More Sophisticated Bands Of The Seventies

text: The Moody Blues had a unique sound. They were recording when the Beatles and the Stones were hot, but had a much different sound. The seventies was populated with bands that had diversity in their approach and this band was different. They employed string sections and a very "full" sound to their music. The price is right and the quality is very good. Try this and see if you like something a bit different, but very highly produced.


title: Good hard rock

text: Good hard rock :


title: Great

text: Great Legacy edition of this '70s album.


title: Sounds great!

text: Works well on car and disk player.


title: Quality

text: Great value


title: Out-of-Date MP3 Download!

text: The first album skipped terribly.  The second one was better.  Both albums had out-of-date MP3 downloads.


It was typical Enya...Not quite at great as some of the others.


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT


title: Simply put, it's superb

text: One of the greatest classics of the era, and it sounds as fresh and interesting today as it did from day one. Read the numerous superlative reviews online for the full story. Simply put, it's a superb piece of art -- track after track. Enjoy!


title: songs are cute

text: I love the 2 songs. They are cute. Heard it on an anime and me and my husband liked the 2 songs. It's not amazing but we enjoyed it. It's fun.


title: Delivers everything that is great about Perfume

text: Plasma feels like an album from the future and is a top shelf JPop album (that said Perfume's place in JPop is itself an entire subcategory) not to mention arguably their most consistently good album front to back.  The front half of Plasma is high energy yet more mature sound from the members and their producer Yasutaka Nakata.  The back half is a varied lot and still very good but not quite threading the same musical needle.


title: Had Minmin stuck to her roots this would have been a 5* album.

text: Formerly of the Jrock band Chocolate Chip Cookies (which was mostly her to begin with...) Minmin re-brands herself into a combination of Jrock/pop in Air Girl.  I would have liked Air Girl more had Minmin stuck to her musical roots and banged out a rock album, but the infusion of pop sensibilities takes it down a notch.  The problem with this album it plays in a space that  Puffy or Kaela Kimura have mastered, but with both on the downside of thier careers maybe there is space for some one new. That said Air Girl is a solid album and Minmin is different than many of the acts punting around the jrock/pop scene she plays a mean guitar and delivers smooth vocals. .


title: Rock, only in the ironic sense....

text: Warning if you are looking for an actual rock album you should look elsewhere.  Starting with 8Eight* and then Sync, the current of electronic pop iteration of Kaela is now complete.  This feels like a quick turn around for Kaela and her new deal with Victor Music. The music sounds slapped together and inorganic as it is almost all synthesizers, the vocals are well below what Kaela can deliver as a performer and the sound engineering is a notch below garage band.  This album had a lot of potential and a fun song mix (Take On Me, Funkytown, My Generation, Heart of Glass and Fight For Your Right To Party) but it is so far below what a top musician on the Japanese music scene should deliver that it is impossible to recommend it to anyone be they new to Kaela or a longtime fan like myself.


title: A great OST

text: Soundtracks really are not my thing, but the score by James Iha is really quite good.  The rest of the album is filled out by the Blue Hearts covers by the actresses from the film (and are entirely different than the same songs on their EP, We Are Paranmaum).  It is a great starting point for interest in Base Ball Bear, who contribute as well.  If you liked Linda Linda Linda, this OST is well worth picking up.


title: Delightfully peaceful

text:
I discovered Michael Manderen at the Michigan Renaissance Festival near Holly, MI in the fall of 2019. I was wandering through the chaotic crowd when I was pleasantly soothed by a magical lute. I crept nearer, and found myself in a bubble of peace amidst the sellers hawking their wares.

Michael Manderen held sway in a tiny amphitheatre, breathing away the cares of the world through his dexterous fingers and peaceful demeanor. Only the advent of the Queen to the jousting field was sufficient to drive away his lulling tunes.

Straightaway, before he could melt into the ground like the gentle tones he evoked from his lute, I counted out my money. I knew that I must again envelop myself in the peaceful panorama of his work.
------
All in all, simply beautiful lute work by a master of his craft. He's also very very kind. If you're looking for gentle stringed tunes to banish your cares, purchase here.


title: good jazz music

text: a great mix of music


title: a joy to listen to

text: enjoyable


title: Real Country Music

text: Some great songs by unknown singers. Beware, quality of CDs is not good.


title: Real Country Music

text: Great songs by some unkown talented ladies.  Beware though, quality of CDs is not that great.


title: Faron Young

text: Faron Young's cover of many of the Western Classics on this album is fantastic.  Especially loved his version of the "Ballad of Paladin" from the TV show "Have Gun-Will Travel".


title: Rock Top

text: Great version the Osborne Brothers hit "Rocky Top" and bonus of Country Roads on 'B' side makes this a very good buy.


title: Great Country Music

text: The songs are great.  CD itself is substandard.  After 3 plays, skips and hard to play.  The CD was obviously made of a cheaper material than your standard CD.  Very disappointing, will never purchase from this vendor again.


title: Ferlin

text: This album had some real gems.  The best was Love Looks Good on You.  Album was in very good condition.


title: Greatest Guitarist Ever!

text: You must have this 45 in order to hear the song 'Ring of FIre', the greatest song ever recorded. A slightly different version of the song was used as the soundtrack for the movie of the same name, with David Jansen and Frank Gorshin.


title: Good album

text: Did not get item on description in stead of a vinyl I got a CD but was able to keep CD and got full refund thanks


title: Great track list!

text:
Track Listing:

1. My Boyfriend's Back - The Angels
2. You Can't Hurry Love - The Supremes
3. Please Mr. Postman - The Marvelettes
4. Leader Of The Pack - The Shangri-Las
5. (Love Is Like A) Heat Wave - Martha & The Vandellas
6. A Lover's Concerto - The Toys
7. Tell Him - The Exciters
8. One Fine Day - The Chiffons
9. Chapel Of Love - The Dixie Cups
10. You Don't Own Me - Lesley Gore
11. Popsicles and Icicles - The Murmaids
12. Bye Bye Baby - Mary Wells
13. That's When The Tears Start - The Blossoms
14. Johnny Angel - Shelley Fabares
15. Baby Love - The Supremes
16. It's My Party - Lesley Gore
17. Dancing In The Street - Martha Reeves & The Vandellas


title: Enjoy

text: Like the music.


title: Five Stars

text: Great energitic music with thoughtful words by 2 people that easily share their love of making this music.


title: Waylon

text: what a great dvd to honor Waylon


title: Quality bad and cut songs off before they were done

text: See title of my response


title: These are great

text: Love the music


title: His Grace is sufficient for me.

text: One of the best!


title: Truly Inspiring

text: Uplifting and renewing every time I listen to it.


title: Pearl Fishers

text: I love this music. I chose to keep the CD but I wish I had ordered a<br />newer production with better, more up to date recording capabilities.


title: Just excellent.

text: Anointed worship tape.  Just excellent.


title: Excellent album

text: I had this album ( vinyl) when I was in college and enjoyed it.  Recently it was damaged in a move to my new home.  So happy to have found it in CD form. Now I am enjoying it again and the CD's condition is excellent!


title: What are the songs?

text: I would like to know what songs are on this album before buying it.


title: KAREN GOT THE LONGEST APPLAUSE & STANDING OVATION ON ED SULLIVAN SHOW AS A TEEN

text:
The songs are excellent, her voice too. In enough time she might have been one of our finest singers. She is a belter and selects songs that challenge her.
I got to see her in Las Vegas when her career was at it's start. Vegas was not what it is today, it was more for old timers. Perhaps that's why she left to raise a family but she could have been huge.
The seller was great and sent this out in a timely manner well packaged.
I have a record player that converts all vinyl recordings to mp3 so I can enjoy them on my player and in the car.  This item is also available on Amazon.


title: Great Talented Music

text: Great music from the past.  Love the Brothers Johnson's music.


title: Five Stars

text: Great product


title: Boleros

text: Excelente calidad de video y sonido con un señor de la canción más que excelente.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent book - very interesting new discovery about human biology


title: Small Quantity

text: I am not sure I could make this extend to 500 people.  I would say more like 250.


title: "Banjo The Greatest Of Them All"

text: I have heard them all, Paul Buskirk, Eddie Peabody, Paul Martin, & Gene Sheldon,etc.,But NOBODY played as good as Mr. Bechtel did!!!

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title: Five Stars

text: AAAAAWESOME!!!!


title: SHM CD

text: Quality of sound!


title: Very good.....

text: Every song is great.............loved it.


title: Love it

text: Great songs


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect condition, nothing to complain about.


title: Don't buy this

text: Like the other Ventures albums, this one has skips and dropouts.  I am very unhappy with the Ventures albums.


title: Chicago IX: Chicago's Greatest Hits

text: This CD includes most of my favorites from this amazing group.  Nice CD.


title: Chicago Transit Authority

text: This CD is the best compilation of songs by Chicago.


title: ordered a cd. it arrived damaged.

text: Ordered a cd.  It is damaged and will only play through 3/4 of cd.  The music I can hear is great.


title: Great buy...... Thank you!!!

text: Great buy...... Thank you!!!


title: Delightful

text: A wonderful collection of the Queen of soul


title: Four Stars

text: It is, in fact, relaxing.


title: Jimmy Buckley

text: Love Jimmy Buckley's voice.  A must by CD by any country music fan.


title: Four Stars

text: very nice voice....songs minister


title: Five Stars

text: Loved this album!


title: Love Dawn French

text: Love Dawn French. This is a little dark compared to her normal straight forward humor, but the humor is still there. I give it a 4 because it does mess about with your thoughts, values, beliefs, etc. Maybe it should have a 5 for surprise and the look it makes us take inside ourselves. Okay a 4 1/2 because it will make you cry a little as well.


title: Grab while you can

text: The old gang has reassembled for a nice EP that I suspect will be very scarce due to the small but intense following these guys had back in the 1980s.


title: Uplifting

text: Good listen , love Kenneth Hagin


title: As described.

text: Product was as described and shipping was on time.


title: Recorded sound levels uneven.

text: The playing was fine, overall, but, the sound levels on some of the concertos was uneven to the extent of being virtually inaudible, particularly the 'Air', track 2, in the Suite number 3. This flaw ruined it for me.


title: Beautiful Greek Orthodox Chanting

text: Beautiful voice while listening to Greek Orthodox hymns. The song of repentance is incredible.


title: Five Stars

text: I B Happy


title: great live music

text: sounds good with a sub


title: Uptown Funk is funky!

text: Just the type of groove of old school funk and live band.  Love it.  Bruno Mars is a star!


title: The good old days

text: Roger Whittaker is such a gifted balladeer. I have enjoyed rediscovering his gentle storytelling immensely


title: Five Stars

text: What can you say--Elvis and gospel :) These are classics.


title: Beautiful Father-Daughter Compilation

text: Great choice of songs displaying the talents of two excellent singers. This is particularly rewarding because of the relationship of the two performers.


title: fabulous!!

text: thanks to Amazon I'm able to get some of the music I have on worn out records and been able to listen to and enjoy again.  Even if you don't like organ music you will love this.  I've been to Organ Stop Pizza and the CD's are the next best thing to actually being there.  It's my favorite of all my organ records and I highly recommend it even it you don't usually care for organ music.


title: Great John Denver Music

text: This is a great CD of John Denver. Brings back great memories. Price was great also. Plays well.


title: Excellent

text: Excellent


title: 45 record

text: Had a scratch on one side, but plays ok.


title: A gift for a friends daughter

text: She is 15 years old and really enjoys the classics!


title: Great cd

text: Great cd. I listen to it all the time.


title: Four Stars

text: It is good but not what I expected.


title: Five Stars

text: Rubinstein is always a great pleasure to listen to.  This is no exception.


title: Great

text: Liked everything every song


Recordings of the1980's were ill-served by record companies. In short, they're a mess. Wasn't Tomorrow Wonderful falls squarely into this category. It took a full generation--30 years--to get it right. Quit! in its original 1984 form is on this CD. And yes, Quit was my favorite Waitresses song. Now, that I am old and gray...they are finally playing my song.


title: Fantastic!

text:
I cannot think of enough good things to say about this 2-CD set from Retrospective.  I have been buying Red Nichols recordings since approximately 1960 and I have never heard (or seen) anything that comes even close to the quality of this release.  Disc 2 contains 25 of his Capitol recordings and the clarity of his cornet and trumpet has never been better presented.

Disc 1 showcases 26 of Red's recordings dating from 1926-30.  Again, the clarity of these recordings is startling and contain no electronic doctoring.  The comprehensive liner notes are an educational joy to read and the discography, especially on the Capitol recordings, is first-rate.

If you are a Nichols fan, it doesn't really matter if you probably have all these recordings in your collection because it is highly unlikely that any of them could sound this wonderful.  This would be a fabulous buy even if it were twice the price.


title: Beroff's Debussy very enjoyable.

text: I found these performances very enjoyable. I am not expert enough to compare these to others.


title: Johnny Winter now and forever!!!

text: Wow Johnny rips it up doing covers. His voice sounds very different as his age shows but boy he sounds great. He sings "I may be 67 but I dont mind dieing", Yes God bless his soul what a legend. The record quality is fantastic clear and not like other records of poor recording quality. A must for all Johnny Winter fans.


title: Batter Up!!!

text: Now I can play baseball on my Technics 1200....a rare gem!!


title: One of a Kind!!!

text: What can you say the Beatles!!! Awesome :-)


title: Excellent!

text: Nothing more to say! Saw the band in the original 1992 run. This was a awesome lineup at the time.


title: A Classic

text: The sweet spot in rock music era. If you're into rock and roll with horns, this is the stuff.


title: Just simply SUPERB !!!!

text: Daniel Castro should be doing sold out shows in major venues around the world. His playing, singing, production and tone on this album is superb. Its up there with the best of blues CD's by anyone..... thats right I said it... ANYONE. Incredible CD. Its actually been a favorite of mine for years. I already have this CD so I bought this as a gift to a friend. Don't burn and copy CD's of artists that aren't making millions. Thats taking money out of their pockets. Buy this CD. If you own it buy it for a friend. Support local musicians.


title: Restful - Peaceful - Healing

text: If you want a quiet peaceful support for your day listen and absorb Two Flutes - Two Friends.  Originally did not get the right product when I ordered it but found it on line later.  This is the most restful music.  I first heard this in a spa having a needed massage for a bad back in Las Vegas at a conference.  The music was so peaceful that I got the title and began searching to find it.


title: The quality and price was very good

text: I love the quality of Phyllis Hyman's music and this is the best of Phyllis and the price was excellent


title: Five Stars

text: An old favorite.


title: SUPER CD

text: FROM START TO FINISH.


title: LOVE IT - THANKS!

text: LOVE IT - THANKS!


title: Seek a detour

text: I'm a hard core Lupe fan but the advertisements for this CD ought to come with a warning label. This is a collection of parts of old songs--yes parts, some with slightly different arrangements, others without, along with a whole bunch of 2 minute or less song snippets. Very disappointing overall. Some of the snippets are good but for a minute or so??? What's up? Is it a different kind of mix-tape or what? Only new song that I hadn't heard before was Lupe the Killer and heck I wouldn't be surprised if that's on one of my old CD's that I just hadn't listened to for a long time. Definitely not a good buy unless you're just a collector like me who'll pull it out once every blue moon.


title: Five Stars

text: very good service n music


title: LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONE !

text: Rock and roll lost another giant in Thurston Harris, but his sound lives on !!


title: Teacher

text: Excellent price and very hard to find. Walter Bell is the best flutist you're ever going to hear!!


title: Teacher

text: This is a collectors item. He is from Philly and this is a live recording. Excellent flutist!


title: Five Stars

text: Dw3- always the bomb!


title: LOVE

text:
I challenge any fan of classic rock to find a ballad prettier than "Andmoreagain" with it's moaning cellos, airy cool arrangement and aching vocals. "Forever...." is worth owning for that one song alone, but this freeflowing, acoustic based outpouring of melodic treasures is perfect from start to finish.

Criminally overlooked for decades, it's finally getting the praise and attention from listeners it deserves. A true masterpiece.


title: A Grand, Flawless Epic.

text: Episode II is a triumph. The love story between Padme Amidala and Anakin Skywalker is beautifully executed, the battle scenes (in particular Obi Wan Kenobi against Jango Fett in the rain) are thrilling and beautifully shot and the fuller integration of Jedi Master Mace Windu (a superb Samuel L. Jackson) is an inspired move that I believe will stand the series is good stead for years to come. Ewan McGregor is also a bright spot, his newly mature and bearded Obi Wan is really the moral center of this film and does the work and legend of Sir Alec Guiness proud.  The newly digitized Yoda (kicking [rear]!) is a stroke of brilliance and should garner George Lucas an Oscar nod next year for special effects. The Gorgeous Natalie Portman has matured into an even lovlier Padme' and plays the role with an understated passion and dignity that makes one truly fall in love with her. The only quibble I have is the lack of rage and intensity exhibited by newcomer Hayden Christenson. While his scenes with Portman are well played, he simply lacks the anger and edge I believe is necessary to become the evil genius that we know as Darth Vader, make him cruel and dangerous!<br />Overall, this is a brilliant, stunning modern epic that will easily eclipse the other "Star Wars" films (except "The Empire Strikes Back" of course) and can stand alongside any sci-fi movie proudly. George Lucas should be proud.


title: Queen's best (5 stars)

text:
Lemme tell ya this is one of the best rap albums that Queen Latifah eva put out in 1993 'cuz that's a tribute to his late brother "Winki" aka Lancelot H. Owens from a terrible motorcycle accident backthen. The tight song "U.N.I.T.Y" is an ode to the ladies who're bein' called "b****es" or "h**s", stuff like that. I'm blessed this doesn't have no warning label or sumthin that saids "PARENTAL ADVISORY: Explicit Lyrics" based off of that label put out in '85.

The song "U.N.I.T.Y" features a sample of the Crusaders (who are mostly my all-time favorite jazz group along w/ Spyro Gyra, Impromp2, Patrice Rushen, Us3, etc. who are my favorite jazz playas) which I read off the cover. This I have on tape not CD. The rest of the songs I might tryout once I listen to the album. Bought it yesterday at CD Warehouse ('cuz I heard they're goin' out of business pretty soon this summer or the fall).

I've always followed and dug Latifah's work back from day 1. From a rapper, an actress, an former TV host of her own show, a singer, all of the above. Yea as I said Queen Latifah is my girl and mostly da bomb in the music, movie and entertainment industry/community.

I recommend all of her other rap albums incl. her latest she put out last yr., "The Dana Owens Albums" (which sure is a good album to have), so hopefully I'll cop that rightafter I dig up all of her other albums. Surely a must for all hip-hop lovers, non-rap fans or beginners, A fanatic fan to any type'a music i.e. jazz, R&B, blues, rock, etc.

I 'specially recommend Ronny Jordan's "The Antidote" incl. all of his other albums, Guru's JAZZMATAZZ 3-part series, Miles Davis' later works from '81 thru '91, anything from Ray Charles, Quincy Jones, Barry White, Prince, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Mase, A Tribe Called Quest, Patrice Rushen, Common, The Roots, Salt-n-Pepa, Dr. Dre, Outkast, etc.


title: 1999 Super Deluxe is a winner....ESSENTIAL!!!!

text: Now THIS is how Prince’s deluxe remasters need to be packaged (look at Purple Rain Deluxe as a cheap lazy counterpoint!). 1999 Super Deluxe is almost perfect. Failure to include ‘Lust U Always’ & ‘Extralovable’ is unfortunate. Shout out to the Estate for making this Box set possible. Next  up....a ‘Sign o The Times’ Box??? Let’s hope so!!!!!!!!!! P.S. You can retain the shrink wrap to protect the box’s surface. When receiving your box, carefully trim the area around the opening. Check out my photo!!!


title: Good music

text: My dad had this CD when I was growing up and my whole family loved it. I wanted to own my own copy, so I found it here and I am pleased with my purchase. I have met Ken Medema in persona few times and he is such an inspiration to me and others.


title: Five Stars

text: like


title: Just OK

text: Gives a nice brief description of the sites, but really points out more than we cared to see. Not really worth the price with all of the information you can get for free online.


title: Absolutely adore Nicky! Amazing album! Rare find!

text: I absolutely love Nicky! She’s so good! This is an amazing album with every song being a great listen. It’s too bad there aren’t anymore in production or on iTunes. She should be a star with that voice and style!


title: Five Stars

text: my favorite boy group


title: one of my favorite discs.

text: This band is one of my all time favorites.  All three of their discs are great, no bummer songs on any of them.  The only way they could be any better is if I could get all of them on one disc so I wouldn't have to pick which one I wanted.


title: Easy Listening

text: I loved this CD.  Hannah Kaminer has the most awesome voice and her lyrics are like a wearing your favorite pair of blue jeans on a rainy day.


title: Great album

text: Good old music.


title: Lord of the Flies meets Jane Austen

text:
And not in a good way.  Other reviewers remarked on the authenticity.  My spouse, who has been at sea, said it's the most realistic portrayal of what life is really like on a ship in the deep ocean, with the wave tossing and hand-held cameras providing very creditable, at times almost nausea-inducing scenes.  The atmosphere is desperate, claustrophobic, and the actors do an excellent job of selling the confined, hellish space of the old, creaky, leaky ship
lost in an immense ocean. (Yes they are lost for a time). Cumberbatch is excellent as a young aristocrat who gets a series of hard life lessons. However Sam Neill is nearly wasted until the third show, as a Utopian blowhard who contributes to the young aristo's education.
Not for children, and watch with a dose of Dramamine beforehand.


title: Can’t find these guys on Spotify...bought the disc

text: Miss these guys


title: Great soaking

text: I been listening to this for two weeks now. I am already seeing healing in my life.


title: Pam Does it Again

text: Pam's incredible voice and range of emotion come through clearly on this CD.  A pleasure to listen to.


title: Calming Music for a Hectic World

text: I bought this CD.  My husband listened to it and really liked it.  I ordered one for him.  We keep them in the car.  When we are tired of all the "talk" listening to this CD is very calming.


title: Best Gospel Rock there is!!

text: This album is so hot it sizzles. I bought this album in the '80's and my two kids love it as well. Who says that Christian's can't rock & roll?


Raw lyrics that ring true and rhythmic music. I can't say I like much of his other stuff.


title: Need a release date for this item?

text: As soon as Amazon made "Law & Order - The Seventh Year" available for pre-order, I placed my order. After a month or two of waiting, I became restless. I needed to know the precise release date (so as to best budget my money for other purchases). Another reviewer stated that this DVD set would either available during the summer of 2009 or in the fall. Once fall arrived, Amazon inexplicably now has the product listed as "currently unavailable" (with no information about whether it will become available in the future). I did a quick search on Google last night to find out if this item was currently available for sale on another site. I found out on the Barnes & Noble website that "Law & Order - The Seventh Year" is currently "Available for Pre-Order. This item will be available on January 19, 2010." Hallelujah, the end is in sight!


title: Beyond 16-Tons!

text: Ernie Ford was a treasure as I grew up and still enjoy listening to him with this selection.


title: Bought as a gift

text: Arrived intact, carefully packaged and in a timely fashion.


title: Pleasantly surprised

text: I am going through a pretty rough time right now. I had listened to this doctor's cassette tapes years ago and thought I would give them a try again. To my amazement, I was so relaxed after listening to especially CD #1 that I felt like I could get through anything. I wasn't sure if it would work to relax me and can tell you that it did relax me more than I could have imagined. I HIGHLY recommend this or any of the Health Journeys CDs. I have the Healthful Sleep CD and was skeptical. Again, I am amazed at the nice peaceful sleep that I get.


title: Need to sale more 💞

text: I would love to buy more an gift it


title: Good Cd.

text: Good to listen to.


title: Buy

text: Used to hila


title: The best band ever!

text: There’s absolutely nothing to dislike…it’s awesome I just wish I could download it on pandora


title: What's the most COMPLETE Collection?

text:
I ordered this "Complete Collection" set although I have another. What is appealing about this set?  There are clear, definitive recordings across all of Hank Williams' too-brief career, as well as some radio spots.
There is no discernible enhancement or re-mixing that I'd detect immediately and would definitely NOT appreciate.

For those late to the groundbreaking all-electric style of the Drifting Cowboys, this Collection provides a great balance of early recordings without electric guitar, and later recordings with electric guitar. There's a dramatic difference.

I recommend the set because it does encompass many of the changes in the Hank Williams sound over a period of less than a decade. It makes it easier to appreciate the difference between 1963-1973 recordings of Hank Williams, Jr, and his later recordings (possible post-drug use)...I don't think that Hank III has evolved a signature style yet, just saying ))).

Otherwise, if you have no Hank Williams CDs, this is the one I'd recommend most highly.


title: Another Walt Koken Masterpiece!

text: Among many of the old-time products from the Trumansburg, NY community, the Finger Lakes Ramble ranks with the best. If you like toe-tapping, non-depressing (you can't be depressed listening to this music!), high-energy old-time country music then Walt Koken serves it up in his own inimitable style. If you can find this CD, it will be well worth the trouble!  Guaranteeeed!!


title: Blestyashie:  My Favorite Russian Pop!!

text: Oh, to be  in Russia when this was "new" pop music. Magnificent!


title: "Please Set the Transporter for the 1970s, Scotty!"

text:
I am an old-time musician and contemporary of many of the musicians in the original "Fat City String Band" (Berkeley) which evolved into the Highwoods String Band.  Three albums were produced on the Rounder Label.

The announcement LIVE! brings back many memories for me. I would think that anyone who saw this band perform during its relatively short heyday will find magic here.  Initially thought of as a revival of the Georgia twin-fiddle string bands of the 1920s and 1930s, the Highwoods Stringband (as written on the cover) was much more than that.  The instrumentation was similar, but the aura and energy traveled far when Walt Koken and Bob Potts cranked up their fiddles.  Koken is also known as a brilliant old-time clawhammer banjo virtuoso in his own right.

I have sought ANY film of this band in performance.  If any reader knows of such a recording, please contact me through [ ... ] !

Watch the effect of this music on your children! Then, feel it yourself.  There is nothing I've experienced that is closer to the joy of performing and interacting with the audience than this special group of musicians!


title: Beautiful worship/soaking CD!

text: Beautiful CD, and perfect for worship and "soaking".  Very peaceful...whether in your own personal worship time, or using at a Bible study, or even when just trying to go to sleep while listening to it at bedtime.  Done very professionally.  Highly recommend!


title: I like it!

text: Elliott's Christmas CD is great.  I love all the songs except "Little Drummer Boy" because he sings it so differently.  I can't tell if he's singing the correct notes or not.  It hurts me to say I don't like something he does because I try to support him in everything he does.  It's worth buying though because the other songs are very good.


title: Makes a nice gift

text: This was a gift. The person really enjoyed receiving it. Prompt delivery.


title: Very entertaining CD and DVD

text: I listen to it often


title: Very good CD and in good condition.

text: I really enjoyed it!


title: One of their Best records

text: Excellent CD


title: Five Stars

text: I loved this record; very good quality despite being an old record


title: Five Stars

text: Works like a charm


title: They love the music and I love that they are learning ...

text: These are our go-to car tunes for my 2- and 4-year-old boys! They love the music and I love that they are learning God's word!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent cd


title: Just plain good hill country music

text:
Timeless.
This is one for the ages.  Keep it in your library for the rest of your life and dust it off every now and then.
Drive along a country road playing this and the trip will be complete.

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title: My New Favorite Christmas CD

text: Wow, wish I'd found this album earlier! Every song is fantastic, not just Ms. Norman's voice, but the arrangements as well. I just wish it it was a DVD so I could watch it as well. It desperately needs to be re-released with a better front picture. The artwork is just awful, it makes her look like she has a huge glob of hair on her head.


title: A Truly Classic Christmas Album, A MUST HAVE!

text:
This has been my favorite Christmas album since I bought it at a Hallmark store in 1995. Who knew? It is a classic as much as the Bing Crosby and the Charlie Brown Christmas albums are. The real tragedy is that it is a rare and obscure title.  You can't really blame people because they don't know that Glen Close can not only hold her own with a world renown opera singer, but has a voice that is truly amazing, clear and bright over an orchestra and chorus. Why hasn't she produced other albums? The orchestra, chorus and recording are superb, every song is wonderful with "Ding Dong Merrily on High" an incredible finish. It's a crime they didn't make a DVD out of the performance.

If I ever meet Glen Close I won't gush over her outstanding acting, it will be for producing a classic, and my favorite, Christmas album which I listen to, over and over, every December. If you like full throated, joyous classic Christmas music, you must have this album.


title: Great CD.

text: Absolutely beautiful music, very romantic hearing the loons throughout the classics.


title: it is INDESCRIBABLE

text: Everyone should look at this DVD, especially the doubters of our Creator.  This will blow your mind.


title: I own every glorious vinyl recording and this great box set

text: Call me old but this music brings back my youth. Haydn, the Father of the Symphony, knew a thing or two about other classical genres. His genius shines through these piano trios. These works are very special and I play them often. The vinyl sound is so pure and intimate and the cd sound very dynamic and broader. It would be unjust to listen to the box set in one sitting, especially for those of us who enjoy variety. This set will be worth your pleasure.  I would be remiss not to mention the preeminent musicians who made this music their own......The Beaux Arts Trio: Menahem Pressler, piano; Isidore Cohen, violin; Bernard Greenhouse, cello. These discs are as fresh as any recorded and the trio preserves a very distinctive musical heritage. Without a doubt, this trio is the hallmark of chamber music. Pure enlightenment and highly recommended.


title: Beethoven's Fith Symphony is not nearly as good as the George Szell Cleveland Orchestra performance

text: I purchased this because I misplsced my George Szell Cleveland Orchestra performances of all of Beethoven's symphony.  After listening to the Beethoven's Fifth Symphony I found my George Szell version.  Save yourself money and do NOT biy this item. You get a lot for the money.  It is the old saying:  You get what you pay for.


title: Five Stars

text: It's Macy, the queen. What more is there to say?


title: Some choral beautiful music. Grab it while you can.

text: Kantori specializes in little-recorded music. I heard a selection from this on Minnesota's Classical 24 overnight program and had to have it.


Buy it if you can find one with minimum of stratches! This is one of Dame Janet's wonderful performances that somehow never made it to CD.


Pre-WWII recordings of Gieseking doing Bach, Brahms, CHOPIN, Lizst, Debussy and Ravel. Terrific, so long as you don't mind the surface noise


title: Completing my Catia collection

text: Completing my Catia collection. Her recordings are hard to find.


title: Completing my Catia collection

text: Completing my Catia collection.


title: Didn't like.

text: I love the fact that he goes out into the wilderness to record his selections without looping but I didn't like this recording. First of all it's only 1/2 hour long. Secondly the volume was horrible. I have a Bose cd player and usually listen with the volume on 20 . At the beginning of this cd with the crickets etc. I had to turn the volume up to 99 and still couldn't hear much. Then something that sounds like Niagra Falls starts in i had to grab the remote and turn it down immediately. Then another bird part comes up that i couldn't hear at all and I had to turn it full volume. That was follower by 5 min of howling coyotes that I had to turn down again. I like to listen to these tapes when reading or just meditating that I am in Nature but I can't very well do that if I have to keep hold of the volume button the whole way thru. Never had a Nature cd that I had to do that with. Really disappointed.


title: Good music

text: Good music


title: Fantastic CD

text: The three pieces on the CD are fantastic and I put it on constant replay when I am in the mood for romantic classical music that soars.  Very well-known pieces for symphony orchestras that are played often in concert halls and on classical radio stations.  I highly recommend this CD for pure listening pleasure.  Tremendous value for the price, a bargain on amazon.com.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Excellent

text: Excellent


title: Neil Young

text: Great Album that has been around for a while.  Neil Young is great.


title: Five Stars

text: Disc was like new.  Of course, Maria Callas is the epitome of perfection.


title: It was a gift to a friend.

text: I purchased this audio book set for a friend who has trouble getting to sleep sometimes and is assisted by listening to something light and amusing, which Wodehouse certainly is.  The set arrived on time and in apparently good condition, though I have not heard any of the tapes myself.  I assume my friend would tell me if there is a problem.


title: Beautiful music. Lets me rest or get to sleep ...

text: Beautiful music.  Lets me rest or get to sleep easily.


title: Where's that hanger?

text: The characters were well developed, although I thought Thelma could have been portrayed as being a bit more sinister rather than pathetic.  All in all, a fairer treatment than one will usually encounter about a divisive issue.  All loose ends aborted.  I will probably read more of this series.


title: Five Stars

text: Great cd


title: Awesome

text: Pure magic in his voice. Jantje will grab your heart if you are from the old country. His German folk songs are great for many who can understand and the lilt is just easy to listen to and enjoy.


title: The CDs are excellent. The prices for these CDs are excellent and ...

text: Seller was very helpful on all the questions I had about his CDs. The CDs are excellent. The prices for these CDs are excellent and I would definitely purchase more from this seller again.


title: Wasn't Sure What to Expect. But This Surpassed Whatever it was I Expected

text:
I mean we KNOW JP is one of the GOATs of prog guitar. I haven't been much of a fan of DT after Awake. It just seemed like they were making complicated sounding music because that was what was expected, but none of the songs grabbed me with melody and composition combined with technically advanced ideas like their first three albums.
So on this album I expected a showcase of absurd wankery with some nice melodies here and there but in fact it is the opposite. There's only a couple of points in this record where I say "ok what's the point of that other than filling space with a fuck-ton of notes?" and that is to say, the remaining 99.9 percent of the album is as perfect as it gets for a listener of progressive metal.
tl:dr = This album is MIND BLOWINGLY good...
Thank you John and everyone involved in the creation of this masterpiece.


title: Great liturgical music

text: Love the music of Janet Sullivan Whitaker. We use her music a lot in the Catholic Church I belong to.<br />Her music addresses the social issues of our day.


title: I Am Glad Moms Thought To Make Their Day at Sing Sing

text: Recognized as her best performance because it is short, clear and wonderful.  I love the thought that she would share her time with inmates at Sing Sing.  If anyone needed a laugh, it is those sentenced to prison at that purgatory.


title: Temp control

text: numbers are not quite equal the pic diagram. Cleans easily and very easy to use, I like the bulit in rake on top very useful.


title: Five Stars

text: A+++ great price & fast shipping


title: and sooo good!

text: Live funk, and sooo good!


title: I love this album!!!

text: Just so glad to have this album back in my collection.  Thank you.


title: Poor shipping method

text: Arrived DAMAGED