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Various, Jazziz November 2002 - The Key Players Vol 2

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"Jazziz November 2002 - The Key Players Vol 2" Tracks & Durations
1. Gangsterism On Irons 3:34
2. Dusty McNugget 5:43
3. Homeopatia 7:04
4. Fields 4:24
5. Kissed By Nature 5:29
6. She's Funny That Way 2:32
7. The Game Has Just Begun 5:51
8. Jonah Who Lived in the Whale 4:37
9. Love's Silhouette 4:37
10. Sometimes I Wonder 4:10
11. Scratchin' In the Gravel 7:18
12. Venus of the Sea 4:27
13. Alla Danza 4:13
14. Barefoot Beauty 6:16
15. Conversion 7:24


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text: Tracks selected by Mike Mills! Tracklist . 1 Green On Red - The Drifter 2 Big Star - Thirteen 3 Blasters, The - American Music 4 Jayhawks, The - Two Angels 5 Dream Syndicate, The - Medicine Show 6 Replacements, The - I Will Dare 7 Embarrassment, The (3) - Death Travels West 8 Soul Asylum (2) - Closer To The Stars 9 Pylon (4) - Crazy 10 Long Ryders, The - And She Rides 11 Miracle Legion - You're My Blessing 12 Love Tractor - Til Morning Comes 13 Jason & The Scorchers - Absolutely Sweet Marie 14 R.E.M. - Boy In The Well (Live)

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Various - Americana 2004
Label:Uncut Magazine
Catalog#:UNCUT 2004 08
Format:CD, Album, Compilation, Sampler

Country:UK
Released:Aug 2004
Genre:Folk, World, & Country, Rock
Style:Folk Rock, Country, Indie Rock, Country Rock
Tracklist .
1 American Music Club -  Another Morning
2 Josh Ritter -  Wings
3 Jesse Malin -  Mona Lisa
4 Jim White -  Static On The Radio
5 Richmond Fontaine -  Western Skyline
6 Giant Sand -  Flying Around The Sun With Remarkable Speed
7 National, The -  About Today
8 Iron & Wine* -  Free Until They Cut Me Down
9 Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter -  The Dreaming Dead
10 Papa M -  Wedding Song No. 3
11 Sun Kil Moon -  Carry Me Ohio
12 Ben Weaver -  Voice In The Wilderness
13 Charlemagne (2) -  Prisoner Of
14 Jay Farrar -  Feed Kill Chain
15 Explosions In The Sky -  First Breath After Coma


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TRACK LIST:
1.  Whiskey Biscuit - Santa Ana River Delta Blues
2.  James Yorkston & The Athletes - Moving Up Country, Roaring The Gospel
3.  Thea Gilmore - Heart String Blues
4.  Robert Wyatt - Sea Song
5.  The Blasters - American Music
6.  Neko Case - Tightly
7.  Radio 4 - Dance To The Underground
8.  Ron Sexsmith - Gold In Them Hills
9.  Slobberbone - To Love Somebody
10. Billy Bragg - Eisler On The Go (demo)
11. The Fall - Rebellious Jukebox
12. Hayden - Step Into Miles
13. Manu Chao - Rumba De Barcelona
14. Andy Partridge - Born Out Of Your Mouth
15. Chris Difford - Trafalgar Square
16. Orange Juice - What Presence?!
17. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - Three Questions
18. Bill Hicks - The War


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1.  which one are you
2.  mr tumbleweed
3. jesus lifted me
4.  stop whatcha doin
5.  don't walk on by
 6.  will the circle be unbroken
7.  doncha be afraid
8.  the lorid is a well
9.  love
10.  how ddg
11.  my world is falling down


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1.  WHINE
2.  PAPERWEIGHT
3.  FEELING FINE
4.  WOULDN'T YOU LOVE
5.  GROUND
6.  AND TIME
7.  EULOGY PRETEND

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1.  SOUL MAN - SAM AND DAVE
2.  WHAT'D I SAY - RAY CHARLES
3. WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN - PERCY SLEDGE
4. IF YOU DON'T KNOW ME BY NOW - HAROLD MELVIN'S BLUE NOTES
5.  LOST SOMEONE - JAMES BROWN
6. SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME - THE DRIFTERS
7. HAVE YOU SEEN HER - THE CHI-LITES
8. HOLD ON TO WHAT YOU'VE GOT - JOE TEX
9. TELL IT LIKE IT IS - AARON NEVILLE
10. MY GUY - MARY WELLS
11. SOMETHING'S GOT A HOLD ON ME - ETTA JAMES
12. FOR YOUR PRECIOUS LOVE - JERRY BUTLER

DISC #2

1. LOVE T.K.O. - TEDDT PENDERGRASS
2. THE LOVE I LOST - HAROLD MJELVIN'S BLUE NOTES
3. LA LA MEANS I LOVE YOU
4. THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR - DIONNE WARWICK
5. I'VE GOT THE WHOLE WORLD TO HOLD ME UP - BARRY WHITE
6. HOLD ON I'M COMIN - SAM AND DAVE
7. KNOCK ON WOOD - EDDIE FLOYE
8. OUTA SPACE - BILLY PRESTON
9. LOVE DON'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE - ROSE ROYCE
10. THE GREAT PRETENDER - THE PLATTERS
11. ON BROADWAY - THE DRIFTERS
12.  I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'VE GOT - LITTLE RICHARD

DISC # 3

1. WE ARE FAMILY - SISTER SLEDGE
2. DON'T LEAVE ME THIS WAY - THELMA HOUSTON
3. SEXUAL HEALING - LIVE - MARVIN GAYE
4. I GOT YOU - JAMES BROWN
5. LEAN ON ME - AL JARREAU
6. STAND BY ME - BEN E KING
7. IF YOU NEED ME - WILSON  PICKETT
8. OH GIRL - THE CHI LITES
9. NUTBUSH CITY LIMITS - IKE AND TINA TURNER
10.  BRING THE BOYS HOME - FREDA PAYNE
11.  EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY - SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE
12. I'LL BE AROUND - LIVE - THE SPINNERS

DISC # 4

1. WHAT'S GOING ON - LIVE - MARVIN GAYE
2. EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART - GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS
3. WALK ON BY - LIVE - DIONNE WARWICK
4. DIDN'T I - THE DELFONICS
5.  IT TEARS ME UP - PERCY SLEDGE
6.  IT'S GONNA WORK OUT FINE - IKE AND TINA TURNER
7. MY PRAYER - THE PLATTERS
8. UP ON THE ROAD - THE DRIFTERS
9. WAR - LIVE - EDWIN STARR
10. THE TEARS OF A CLOWN - THE MIRACLES
11. I'M STONE IN LOVE WITH YOU - LIVE THE STYLISTICS
12. MESS AROUND - RAY CHARLES


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1. Fats Domino - I'm Walkin'
2. George Jones - Just One More
3. Faron Young - Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young
4. LaVern Baker - Soul On Fire
5. Johnny Burnette - Lonesome Train (On A Lonesome Track)
6. The 5 Royales - Dedicated To The One I Love
7. Webb Pierce - Drifting Texas Sand
8. Paul Bascomb - Pink Cadillac
9. Smiley Lewis - Blue Monday
10. Mose Allison - Young Man's Blues
11. The Coasters - Down In Mexico
12. Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys - Brain Cloudy Blues
13. Cisco Houston - Diamond Joe
14. Guy Lombardo - Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think)
15. The Louvin Brothers - Don't Laugh
16. Doc Pomus - Send For The Doctor
17. Al Jolson - California, Here I Come


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DJ Touché* - House Party Dynamite

Label: Mixmag
Catalog#: MIXMAG 10/06
Format: CD, Mixed, Compilation
Country: UK
Released: 21 Sep 2006
Genre: Electronic
Style: House
Credits: DJ Mix - DJ Touché*
Notes:
Rating:  3.9/5 (7 votes) Rate It
Submitted by: eidoom
2 for sale in the Discogs Marketplace

Tracklisting:
1  Wekan  Skid (Touché Nu Club Edit)
  Remix, Producer [Additional], Edited By - Touché
  Written-By, Producer, Performer - Wekan
2  Whitey  Wrap It Up
  Written-By, Producer - Nathan J Whitey*
3  Futureheads, The  Worry About It Later (Switch Remix)
  Engineer - Richard Morris
  Engineer [Assistant] - Ferg Peterkin
  Mixed By [Assistant] - Laurence Aldridge
  Producer, Mixed By, Tambourine - Ben Hillier
  Remix - Switch (2)
  Written-By - Futureheads, The
4  Chameleonic  Apex
  Written-By, Producer - Chris Macintyre
5  Philipe De Boyar  Formerly Unknown
  Written-By, Producer - Philipp Lagenbach
6  SebastiAn (6)  Ross Ross Ross
  Producer - SebastiAn (6)
7  DJVT*  Watskeburt (Touché Remix)
  Remix - Touché
  Remix [Credited To], Producer [Additional] - DJ Touché*
  Written-By - Alfred Tratlehner , Bas Bron , Pepijn Lanen
8  Digital Blonde, The  Dirt Blonde
  Written-By, Producer - Louis Rodgers
9  David Farlow  How I Roll (Boy 8 Bit's 42nd St Grindhouse Remix)
  Remix - Boy 8-Bit
10  Phunk Electric  Video Games Crash (Touché Mixmag Edit)
  Remix, Producer [Additional] - Touché
  Written-By - A Mazzali*
  Written-By, Producer - A Luigli , A Cerutti*
11  Marc Romboy vs. Stephan Bodzin  Phobos
  Written-By, Producer - Marc Romboy vs. Stephan Bodzin
12  Surkin  Radio Fireworks
  Mastered By - Chab (2)
  Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By - Surkin
13  Erick Morillo  Dance I Said (Touché Vocal Mix)
  Mixed By - Dave Darlington*
  Producer - Erick Morillo
  Remix, Producer [Additional] - Touché
  Vocals [Featuring] - P Diddy*
  Written-By - A Alicea* , E Morillo* , S Combs*
14  Hostage (4)  Let's Pretend
  Written-By, Producer - Alan Parley
15  Neat People  Baby I'm Bored (Kissy Sell-Out Remix)
  Producer - Dimitri Tikovoi*
  Remix - Kissy Sell-Out*


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THE IDLE HANDS
DIG?
1, DISSIPATED
2, MANIFESTO
3, DIG
4, SORRY NOW
5, FINE


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Cheap Red Wine God
Twentysomething Bad
Your Cheatin' Heart
Sickness
Wingtip Blues
Beat Your Heart Out
Heartbreak Gin
Adrenaline
Hate My Generation
Stiletto Baby
American Speed
Thrill City Crime Control


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text: 1.  MEMPHIS TRAIN  2.  SIXTEEN TONS  3.  INSTEAD OF HERE  4.  SILVER AND GRAY  5.  ESTELLA  6.  KILLING FLU  7.  WEST TEXAS STARS  8.  HURRICANE IVAN  9.  GOD IS GREAT  10.  END OF THE HALL  11.  YOU'RE SHINIBNG  12.  ALWAYS ALWAYS


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text: 1 A Lot Like You (4:12) 2 Somewhere In The City (4:59) 3 Occasionally (Vibro Groove Mix) (3:21) 4 Dancing In The Fire (6:16) 5 You And I Know (3:48) 6 Watching You (Take 1) (6:07) 7 Meet Me In The Back (3:46) 8 Don't You Need (4:52) 9 No Guarantee (3:13) 10 Whispers In My Heart (4:55) 11 Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (2:30) 12 Don't You Need (Solo Version) (4:47) 13 Out Of My Mind (5:16) 14 Watching You (5:19) 15 Occasionally (solo) (2:44) 16 American Girl (5:10)


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The Lost Trailers, EP

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Disk ID: 1584341

Disk length: 23m 15s (6 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2003

Label: Unknown

Tracks & Durations

1. Longfall 3:36
2. Walkin' Blind 4:06
3. Bad Habit 2:59
4. Sitting On Top of the World 3:46
5. Averly Jane 5:25
6. Horse


title: MAGAZINE REVIEW

text: Why should English bands like Fuse, Coldplay, Travis, Doves, etc., have the market cornered on the Radiohead The Bends/OK Computer post-U2 model of moody modern alternative rock? Why not a band from western Pennsylvania like Capitol Air, whose Desperate Hour Extinguisher could easily slip into the music-store bins of any of the above without notice? It's the same state, after all, that once gave listeners the Innocence Mission and Ocean Blue, two other groups based on ethereal Blighty sonics. Singer Gregory Lehmer sounds like an uncanny cross between Thom Yorke, Bono, and Gene Loves Jezebel, as his voice soars heaven-bound in search of redemption -- and it's fair to wish he sounded more distinctive, less formulaic, too. But what gives Capitol Air at least a little space from their better-known foreign competition is the strong playing of Matthew Beck, a guitarist of great dimension, who shifts from waves of smack and shiver to the mildest quietly picked shimmy within songs, the calm after the storm. That and the gifted, elastic rhythm section of Jeffrey Lehmer and Douglas Calaman work small wonders, while the production is near-perfect. So if you're into the above... ~ Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover, All Music Guide


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GOD OF MY PRAISE
GOD'S GONNA SEND A REVIVAL
HOLD ON TO THE YEARS
WE ARE STILL THE CHURCH
SINS ARE GONE FOREVER
FOR EVERY GENERATION FEATURING BROCK SPEER, THE CATHEDRALS AND THE WHITES
ALL OVER THE WORLD
NEVER THIRST AGAIN
THE WORD IMPOSSIBLE
THERE IS A SAVIOR


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1. Apples Of Gold
  2. You're Everywhere
  3. Serve One Another In Love
  4. All Is Forgiven, Come Home
  5. Suffer The Little Children
  6. Prayin' Up A Storm
  7. Healing Love
  8. I Know Jesus
  9. Jesus Is The Holy One
10. Faces Of The Poor


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Album Details: Reader's Digest: The Memory Lane Organ Plays 101 All-Time FavoritesRelease Date: 01/01/1992
UPC:

Track List: Reader's Digest: The Memory Lane Organ Plays 101 All-Time FavoritesDisk 1
Surrey with the Fringe on Top
If I Loved You
Hello, Dolly!
Some Enchanted Evening
Mack the Knife (Moritat)
Hernando's Hideaway
Standing on the Corner
I Could Have Danced All Night
Hello, Young Lovers
Cabaret
Sweet Leilani
Buttons and Bows
As Time Goes By
Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
Gigi
Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head
Around the World
That's Amore
Walk on the Wild Side
Way We Were
Disk 2
Organ Grinder's Swing
Moonlight and Roses
Tico-Tico
White Silver Sands
Peg O' My Heart
Happy Organ
Twilight Time
Summer Samba
Josephine
You Can't Be True, Dear
Patricia
Put Your Hand in the Hand
I Believe
He's Got the Whole World in His ...
Everything Is Beautiful
Put a Little Love in Your Heart
Bouquet of Roses
Oh, Lonesome Me
Gentle on My Mind
Here You Come Again
Elvira
Rhinestone Cowboy
Disk 3
Moonlight Serenade
Sing, Sing, Sing
I'm Beginning to See the Light
Cherokee
Begin the Beguine
Music Makers
Take the "A" Train
String of Pearls
One O'Clock Jump
And the Angels Sing
April in Paris
Lady of Spain
Moon of Manakoora
Brazil
Under Paris Skies
Song of India
Canadian Sunset
I'm Getting Sentimental Over You
Carolina Moon
Near You
I Love You Truly
My Melancholy Baby
Disk 4
Medley: Daisy Bell (A Bicycle Bu...
Medley: Tiger Rag/That's A-Plent...
Medley: My Wild Irish Rose/Sweet...
Medley: After the Ball/The Band ...
Medley: The Yankee Doodle Boy/Yo...
Medley: Tumblin' Tumbleweeds/Red...
Medley: I've Been Workin' on the...
Medley: On Top of Old Smokey/My ...
Medley: Comin' Through the Rye/V...
Medley: Beautiful Dreamer/Campto...
Love Is Here to Stay
Love Walked In
Melody of Love
Medley: Down by the Old Mill Str...
Falling in Love with Love
I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover
I'd Like to Teach the World to S...
Cruising Down the River
Medley: There Is a Tavern in the...
Everything's Coming Up Roses


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text: 1.  chicago - count basie and tony bennett  2.  sweet home chicago - little junior parker  3.  born in chicago - george thorogood  4.  bad bad leroy brown - jim croce  5.  chicago bound - jimmy rogers  6.  playboys's theme - cy coleman  7.  the night chicago died - paper lace  8.  going to chicago blues - lou rawls  9.  lakeshore drive - alliota, hayes and jeremiah  10.  back to chicago - duke tumatoe  11.  a dying cub fan's lat request - steve goodman  12.  chicago illinois - leslie ann warren


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[1] I Ain't Got You
[2] For Your Love
[3] I'm Not Talking
[4] I Wish You Would
[5] Heart Full Of Soul
[6] I've Been Wrong (aka I Ain't Done Wrong)
[7] Too Much Monkey Business
[8] Love Me Like I Love You
[9] I'm A Man
[10] Evil Hearted You
[11] Still I'm Sad
[12] Hang On Sloopy
[13] Smokestack Lightning
[14] Mr. You're A Better Man Than I
[15] Train Kept A Rollin'
[16] Shapes Of Things
[17] Dust My Blues
[18] Scratch My Back?
[19] Over Under Sideways Down
[20] The Sun Is Shining
[21] Shapes Of Things (Version 2)
[22] Most Likely You'll Go Your Way
[23] Little Games
[24] Drinking Muddy Water
[25] Think About It
[26] Goodnight Sweet Josephine
[27] My Baby


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text: 1.  waiting here for you  2.  eye on you  3.  t.y.l.  4.  reach  5.  a shield about me  6.  steppin out in love  7.  everlasting love  8.  back to you  9.  shower the people  10.  your spirit  11.  merciful savior  12.  waiting here fo ryoui


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Home
TV
River
Row
Wildfire
I Know
Critter...
Good Mood
Follow
Van Etten
Light A Candle


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Honky Tonk Man
I'll Be Gone
Guitars, Cadillacs
Heartaches By The Number
Little Ways
Smoke Along The Track
Please, Please Baby
Readin', Rightin', Rt. 23
Always Late With Your Kisses
Little Sister Santa Claus Is Back In Town
Jingle Bells
I Hear You Knockin'
I Got You
Home of The Blues
I Sang Dixie
Sin City (with k.d. lang)
Send Me The Pillow (with Maria McKee)
Buenas Noches From A Lonely Room
Streets of Bakersfield (with Buck Owens)


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Title: Monitor This! April/May 2000
Release type: Promo
Release date: April 2000 (unknown date)
Format: CD (x1)
Number pressed: Unknown
Label: The Music Monitor Network

1. Arabian Nights
Engineer: Tony Hoffer
Mix: Mickey Petralia, Tony Hoffer
Produced by: Beck Hansen, Tony Hoffer
Programming: Beck Hansen, Tony Hoffer
Scratching: DJ Swamp
Vocals: Beck Hansen
Written by: Beck Hansen

2. Snake River Conspiracy - Vulcan
3. Eels - Mr. E's Beautiful Blues
4. Guster - Fa Fa
5. Catatonia - Storm The Palace
6. Elliott Smith - Son Of Same
7. Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise - Baby
8. 7th House - Don't Push Your Luck
9. The Pat McGee Band - Runaway
10. Tam! - Punctured Brain
11. The The - Shrunken Man
12. Jimmie Dale Gilmore - No Lonesome Tune
13. The Hippos - Pollution
14. Bloodhound Gang - The Ballad Of Chasey Lane
15. John Oszajca - Where's Bob Dylan When You Need Him?
16. Disturbed - Stupify
17. Nickelback - Leader Of Men
18. Mars Electric - Someday
19. Air - Playground Love


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text: 1.  THE ARCADE FIRE - NEIGHBOURHOOD #1  2.  RICHMOND FONTANE - WELHORN YARDS  3.  THE NATIONAL - MR. NOVEMBER  4.  HAL - WORRY ABOUT THE WIND  5.  MAGNOLIA ELECTRIC CO - THE DARK DON'T HIDE IT  6.  SONGDOG - ONE DAY WHEN GOD BEGS MY FORGIVENESS  7.  THE 101'ERS - SILENT TELEPHONE  8.  TEENAGE FANCLUB - SLOW FAE  9.  IGGY AND THE STOOGES - I GOT A RIGHT  10.  ANTHONY AND THE JOHNSONS - FISTFUL OF LOVE  11.  DWIGHT TWILLEY - CHANCE OF A LIFETIME  12.  THE YARDS - FIREFLIES  13.  SOUTH SAN GABRIEL - I AM SIX POUNDS OF DYNAMITE  14.  BRITISH SEA POWER - BE GONE  15.  MC5 - SKUNK  16.  THE MAGIC NUMBERS - WHICH WAY TO HAPPY


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text: 1.  just keep thinkin that  2.  i won't but she would  3.  santa fe  4.  don't make me fall  5.  blindsided  6.  tarp song  7.  dear love  8.  red white and blue  9.  the best - tara's song  10.  better  11.  hurry home


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text: 1.  keeps me on the run  2.  taxes and death  3.  mi amor escondido  4.  suburbia blues  5.  driskill waltz  6.  aggravation  7.  before you turn around and go  8.  josephine  9.  desperado  10.  baby she's alright  11.  she's hell when she's well  12.  goin lil jessie


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Disk ID: 974314

Disk length: 1h 11m 55s (20 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 1995

1. The Hangups - The Entry 3:08
2. The Legendary Jim Ruiz Group - Urban Gentleman 2:16
3. Acetylene - How It Ends 4:45
4. Tina and the B-Side Movement - Sons and Daughters 4:58
5. Venison - Shallow 3:05
6. Better Off Airport - Back and Forth 2:00
7. Peachfuzz - Money's Not Worth What You Pay For It 3:59
8. Deformo - Alien Discussions 3:40
9. Low - Shame 3:59
10. Peter Lack - Heaven In My Hand 3:23
11. Dylan Hicks - Governor of Fun 4:05
12. Push On, Junior - Cardboard Fire 5:09
13. Otto's Chemical Lounge - Find Your Way 2:05
14. The Willie Wisely Trio - Dinkytown 3:00
15. Marlee Macleod - In Trouble Again 3:57
16. The Delilahs - Wasted On The Young 4:02
17. Interstate Judy - Big Muddy 3:56
18. Ultrasonics - Ain't No Way 4:23
19. All The Pretty Horses - Jam 2:55
20. Rhea Valentine - Beast 2:59


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text: 1.  killer queen  2.  now i'm here  3.  in the lap of the gods  4.  bohemian rhapsody  5.  love of my life  6.  somebody to love  7.  we will rock you  8.  we are the champions  9.  crazy little thing called love  10.  another one bites the dust  11.  play the game  12.  save me  13.  under pressure  14.  radio ga ga  15.  i want to break free  16.  one vision  17.  a kind of magic  18.  who wants to live forever


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TRACK LIST

  1)  A 11
  2)  Come on Home
  3)  Is The Grass Really Greener
  4)  Sorry For Nothin' But You
  5)  Girl On The Bay
  6)  Stingeree
  7)  I Can Be Lonely By Myself
  8)  Bitch and Moan
  9)  There Stands The Glass
  10)  11 Months and 29 Days
  11)  The Way Your Treatin' Me
  12)  Whole Lotta Gottas
  13)  Big Mamou
  14)  Rainy Day Woman
  15)  No Closin' Time
  16)  Rodeo Song


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text: 1.  matraca berg - sunday morning to saturday night  2.  gregg allman - house of blues  3.  pat metheny group - the roots ofr coincidence  4.  jann arden - wishing that  5.  lili hayden - stranger  6.  dave koz - december makes me feel this way  7.  brent mason - blue water girl  8.  matthew g davidson - laudamus te  9.  dubstar - stars  10.  bob dorough - right on my way home  11.  big back forty - 8 miles down  12.  silence - sign of a time  13.  chris thomas king - impatiently


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text: 1.  walter becker - down in the bottom  2.  jeff buckley - so real  3.  andru donalds - mishale  4.  killing joke - millenium  5.  orbital - are we here  6.  lyle lovett - penguins  7.  sordid humor - barbarossa  8.  dag - righteous 9.  big head todd and the monsters - in the morning  10.  martin page - in the house on stone and light  11.  john tavener - kontakion II, ikos II  12.  jason and Alison - leaving  13.  dream theater - lie  14.  newsboys - elle g  15.  the who - naked eye - live  16.  denny brown - can't go home  17.  canned heat - john lee hooker boogie


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text: 1.  urge overkill - positive bleeding  2.  sheryl crow - leaving las vegas  3.  fury in the slaughterhouse - generation got its own disease  4.  crowded house - locked out  5.  marc bonilla - american matador  6  tom waits - the black rider  7.  aimee mann - stupid things  8.  taj mahal - mockingbird  9.  cassandra wilson - come on in my kitchen  10.  michael manring - big fungus  11.  rickie lee jones - beat angels  12.  crash test dummies - mmmmmmmm  13.  paula cole - i am so ordinary  14.  jamiroquai - when you gonna learn  15.  paul voudouris - la de da


title: Track Listings!

text: 1.  live - selling the drama  2.  texas - fade away  3.  the band - remedy  4.  ted hawkins - strange conversation  5.  meat puppets - backwater  6.  latin playboys - chinese surprize  7.  john schfield/pat metheny - the red one  8.  al kooper - how my ever gonna get over you  9.  the subdudes - you'll be satisfied  10.  the cranberries - dreams  11.  georgian chant - kyrie rex aeterno  12.  chris rea - julia  13.  young dubliners - rocky road to dublin  14.  material issue - kim the waitress  15.  wild colonials - heaven and hell  16.  booker t and the mgs - cruisin 17.  jack bruce - life on earth  18.  steve tibbets - nyemma


title: Track Listings!

text: 1.  jah wobble - the sun does rise  2.  vigilantes of love - welcome to struggleville  3.  3rd matineee - meanwhile  4.  bon - so far away  5.  hannel light vessel - testify  6.  boingo - hey  7.  zap mama - sabsylma  8.  everette harp - feel so right  9.  paul weller - sunflower  10.  steel blue - bluebird  11.  ali farka toure with ry cooder - soukora  12.  the mother station - put the blame on me  13.  dixie dregs - shapes of things  14. jeff richman - the blue heart  15.  luka bloom - sunny sailor boy  16.  big jim sullivan - peace and quiet


title: Track Listings!

text: 1.  joe jackson - ever after  2.  nanci griffith - time of inconvenience  3.  songhai - pozo del deseo  4.  soul coughing - blueeyed devil  5.  essra mohawk - the work is never done  6.  steve hackett - love of another kind  7.  dionne farris - i know  8.  rabih abou khahil - snake soup  9.  nick drake - river man  10.  sarah nagourney - get back to that emotion  11.  david gray - made of my mind  12.  praxis - warm time machine low end transmission over the foaming deep  13.  michael zentner - clean machine  14.  donald byrd with guru and ronnie jordan - time is moving on  15.  marc farre - margaret maybe  16.  roger varian - lady loves me


title: Track Listings!

text: 1.  josh clayton - felt window  2.  tod snider - i believe you  3.  cassandra wilson - memphis  4.  otis grand - no reason  5.  the subdudes - all the time in the world  6.  mandy barnett - planet of love  7.  idaho - shame  8.  kenny wayne shepherd - born with a broken heart  9.  avenue blue featuring jeff golub - nitpickin'  10.  super 8 - king of the world  11.  wayne kramer - back to detroit  12.  taj mahal - you've got to love her with a feeling  13.  maria mckee - absolutely barking stars  14.  john whelan - dancing to a lot of time  13.  peter green's fleetwood mac - a fool no more  16.  michael lee firkins - hypno-5  17.  zucchero - no more secrets  18.  margie adam - heritage  19.  big hate - next time around


title: Track Listings!

text: 19 TRACKS BIG BACK FORTY-BLOOD OTTMAR LIEBERT-THE WINDING ROAD/LA PRIMAVERA KIM FOX-I WANNA BE A WITCH CLARA PONTY-MANDARIN DREAM DENNY BROWN-GYPSY LANE DANCE HALL CRASHERS-LOST AGAIN GREG OSBY-SIX OF ONE ROBBEN FORD-IN THE BEGINNING VERBOW-HOLIDAY DANIEL CARTIER-I DECIDED VAS-NINGAL DELBERT MCCLINTON-OLD WEAKNESS AMY GRANT-NOBODY HOME FOOL'S PROGRESS-EAST SIDE STORY JOE JACKSON-ANGEL (LUST) BOB MARLEY-MIDNIGHT RAVERS KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD-SLOW RIDE EMER KENNY-GOLDEN BROWN THE GREEN ROMANCE ORCHESTRA-WAITING FOR SID


title: Track Listings!

text: 1.  big house - you ain't lonely yet  2.  john hiatt - little head  3.  lee oskar - in the pocket  4.  del amitri - not where it's at  5.  robin trower - day of the eagle  6.  deborah gibson - only words  7.  zachary breaux - back into time  8.  lee ann womach - never again again  9.  robben ford - you drive a hard bargain  10.  lee roy parnell - honky tonk night time man  1.  jack bruce - send for me  12.  fat - downtime


title: Track Listings!

text: 1.  jonny lang - lie to me  2.  chet atkins - to b or not to b  3.  chris whitley - automatic  4.  charlie hunter quartet - lively up yourself  5.  stir - stale  6.  jean luc ponty - the amazon forest  7.  nuno - gravity  8.  dan bern - i'm not the guy  9.  tony williams - gambia  10.  fareed haque - deja vu  11.  orbit - medicine baby come back  12.  the ranch - walkin the country  13.  doyle dykes - hurricanes earthquakes and tomatoes  14.  richard souther - fire of the spirit  15.  protein - my blood  16.  everette harp - what's going on


title: Track Listing!!!!

text: 1.  victor delorenza - blind  2.  fiona apple - shadowboxer  3.  finn brothers - suffer never  4.  eric johnson - pavillion  5.  wild colonials - this misery  6.  johnny jenkins - don't feel like talkin  7.  ray ashen - a little drop of something not quite blood  8.  suzanne vega - no cheap thrill  9.  jesse cook - maria takes a walk  10.  parlor james - snow dove  11.  jimmy hall - that's the truth  12.  eleanor mcevoy - precious little  13.  love riot - sometimes a feeling  14.  doyle  bramhall II - song from the grave  15.  dave kaz - flat feet  16.  her vanished grace - monitor  17.  steven halpern and suru - afra-desia


title: Track Listing!!!!

text: 1.  joy askew - corrine  2.  sovory - did you mean what you said  3.  the cox family runaway  4.  herb alpert - second wind  5.  sarah masen - all fall down  6.  tim booth and angele badalamenti - dance of the bad angels  7.  mickey hart's mystery box - where love goes  8.  robby acelo - trust  9.  the gales brothers - sign of the times  10.  jimmie dale gilmore  - headed for al fall  11.  patty griffin - moses  12.  mae gayden - goin down the road  13.  the pogues - love you till the end  14.  mountain - man's world  15.  charlie hunter quartet - sutton


title: Track Listing!!!!

text: 1.  daniel lanois - lotta love to give  2.  maria mckee - i'm gonna soothe you  3.  frank gambale - the final frontier  4.  the devlins - i know that  5.  craig chaquico - return of the eagle  6.  ashely cleveland - feel like falling  7.  zap mama - bottom  8.  guru featuring donald byrd - loungin  9.  a j croce - which way steinway  10.  x - country at war  11.  pere ubu - sleep walk  12.  johnny clegg & savuka - these days  13.  john altenburgh - see my breath  14.  zachary breaux - coming home baby  15.  p j harvey - man-size


title: Track Listing!!!!

text: Morcheeba - let me see  2.  the mavericks - dance the night away  3.  steve curtis chapman - i will not go quietly  4.  yngwie malnmsteen - facing the animal  5.  chris knight - it ain't easy being me  6.  sixpence non the richer - kiss me  7.  gov't mule - blind man in the dark  8.  lisa bigwood - livin on a budget  9.  bill wyman and the rhythm kings - tobacco roads  10.  marie brennan - the light on the hill


title: Track Listing!!!!

text: 1.  adrian belew - standing in the shadow  2.  e - nowheresville  3.  sophie b hawkins - damn i wish i was your lover  4.  peter case - dream about you  5.  sarah mclachlan - into the fire  6.  mark bonilla - white noise  7.  spin doctors - two princes  8.  urban dance squad - routing  9.  downy mildew - an outcoming train  10.  bedlam - carnival lights  11.  holly cole trio - god will  12.  happyhead - fabulous  13.  shakespears sister - goodbye cruel world  14.  slowdive - catch the breeze  15.  al dimeola - kiss my axe  16.  sass jordan - make you a believer  17.  dramarama - what are we going to do  18.  last gentlemen - miss sympathy


title: Track Listing!!!

text: 1.  slips through your fingers  2.  the one who waits for you  3.  that ain't right  4.  a hundred and four degrees  5.  leavin town  6.  green and blue  7.  same thing  8.  west memphis blues  9.  ranch road  10.  ballad of jack sullivan  11.  prince charming


title: Tracks Listed Below

text: 1.  Float On  2.  You're Not Alone  3.  who Will Come with Me  4.  Holidays  5.  Margaret  6.  dust Bowl Days  7.  to Live Without Love  8.  Bottle Rocket  9.  Hit the Ground  10.  Hang the Moon  11.  naked


title: Slipknot

text: Slipknot  never disappoints!!!


title: Great music, poor packing!

text: Great music that lingered in my memory after the movie was over. had seen the movie in the theater when it was released back in 1980, and have owned it on video since it was released. My only complaint is that when I received my purchase, the top left front corner of the jewel case was smashed making it basically useless to hold the CD's. I went to Office Depot and luckily was able to find a set of 10 replacement jewel cases that actually held two discs.


title: Great music, poor packing!

text: The music made a big impact on me back in 1979 when the miniseries first aired on TV. so the music and liner notes are great. my only complaint is hat the CD Jewel case was damaged in shipping forcing me to replace.


title: excellent cd - been trying to get for a long time

text: If you really enjoy folk music, it doesn't get any better than this!


title: Wonderful & Can Still Be Bought Directly From The Band For $10

text: Yup, just go to Rasputina.com shoppe. Worth it for the Cheap Trick cover alone (but the whole thing is excellent).


title: This is worth $40+ but, don't pay that !

text: This is a wonderful record ! It's not a huge departure from Rasputina. There is a little more emphasis on the dulcimer (that she started using on "Frustration Plantation").Her re-make of Tom Petty's "American Girl" (which you may remember being prominently featured in "Silence of the Lambs")is excellent.You can buy this for $12 @ Rasputina shows.You can also get it @ another site which I won't name other than to say that you can get a CD there BABY.


i absolutely love my bts in the mood for love pt. 2 album :) i bought it on jan 10th and received it on February 16th


title: Sounds great!

text: Like the music CD..amd the pics are good to.


It came in perfect condition!


title: New beginnings

text: Present for my God son


title: Fine collection of standards by Boots Randolph and friends!

text:
Wonderful selection of classic standards  rendered in the unique Boots Randolph style.

Superb backup musicians complement the sax maestro very well...


title: Five Stars

text: I got it earlier than expected! And I'm completely satisfied


title: she was very happy with it

text: Christmas gift for my granddaughter, she was very happy with it.


title: Sacred Service is amazing

text: I have the score so it was great fun to be able to follow along with the CD.  Many thanks.


title: BEWARE OF THIS RUSSIAN COUNTERFEIT CD!

text:
it's a Russian FAKE. I bought my copy from the show and saw these fakes selling on Ebay & now Amazon, Buyer's Beware! the REAL CD is sold exclusively in a DIGIPAK (NOT JEWELCASE) and the CD Matrix code (on silver side of CD, inner ring) DO NOT MATCH! Ask the seller to to show a picture of the inner ring.
The REAL one reads:
Mould SID Code: IFPI ALK19
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LZ74
Matrix / Runout: MAA2781 [Disc Makers logo]
The FAKE one reads:
Matrix / Runout: BSP 7559 01
Other (Matrix area code): L00019


title: Soul Shakedown Party Re-Mix is AWESOME...

text: The BEST song...you can't stop dancing when this song comes on.<br />By far, the best re-mix of this song.  Period.


title: Great item

text: My husband collects bobble heads and this was a great addition to his collection!  Shipping was fast and item was exactly as pictured.


title: The product is as advertised.

text: I like the texture and the smell . I also like that it's not oily and heavy .


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful music!


title: THE GREATEST ALBUM IN ROCK HISTORY

text: This is by far the greatest album in rock history.  To the un-initiated, that may appear to be a curious claim.  "How can it be so great if I have never heard of it," you may ask.  This album is obscure because it was too psychedelic even for the psychedelic 1960s and in later years it got swept under the carpet as other bands and styles became popular.  But the record company kept this album in print, thankfully.  The band it tight, the lyrics trippy and somewhat poetic as Arthur Lee contemplates the world around him and even death.  Multiple acoustic guitars and horns and other string instruments battle the raging electric guitars and the tight instrumentation.  A signpost for the 60s and beyond.  Take it from a fan of the Beatles, Dylan, Hendrix and all the others.  Nothing tops this album.  Nothing.


title: Those who need this information the most will never read it

text:
Book review by Richard L. Weaver II, Ph.D.

I agree with Schwartz's basic premise that "nearly 75 percent of employees around the world feel disengaged at work every day."  Also, I think that Schwartz's ideas for "reenergizing our lives so we're both more satisfied and more productive," are on target.

Schwartz includes a 3-page bibliography and over 13 pages of notes.

His first three chapters (and their titles) clearly identify the problem: 1) "more & More, Less & Less (overwhelmed with technology and the urgencies that correspond, our creativity, quality, engagement, throughtful deliberation, and performance is undermined), 2) "We Can't Change What We Don't Notice," and 3) "We're Creature of Habit."  Unfortunately, people cannot override negative inertia, and one book, no matter how good, cannot and will not (is unlikely to) help.

Make no mistake, this is a very good book and Schwartz's strategies in the four areas of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual, are excellent -- not necessarily ground breaking (or earth shattering) -- but certainly they are fine ideas none-the-less.  I liked, for example, in the area of the physical, his chapters, "Sleep or Die," and "Use It or Lose It."  "The Facts and the Stories We Tell," in the "emotional" area discussed "realistic optimism" and perception.  Excellent chapters.  The chapter, "Cultivating the Whole Brain," in the "mental" part of the book is very good, and the chapter, "Purpose for Passion," in the "spiritual" part is also well done.  Schwartz has some very good ideas.

I thought Schwartz' inclusion of "The Big Ideas," Chapters 1-20 (pp. 277-296), which summarized all his chapters, was a great addition to this book.

Overall, I this book is superbly written, includes captivating stories and examples, offers well-illustrated (with tables and graphs) concepts, and uses excellent sources.  The average rating of the 21 reviews written at Amazon.com as I completed this review was five stars out of five.  That certainly says a lot.

What I find unfortunate in all of this is that those who need this information the most will never see or read it.


title: Four Stars

text: good music.  enjoyable


title: Viennese charm from a young Toch

text:
Ernst Toch taught himself music by copying out the string quartets of Mozart and then substituting his own development sections for those of the master.  Predictably, his efforts paled before what Mozart had done, but the exercise awakened a lifelong appreciation of the focus and clarity possible in the medium.  It also taught him the merits of classicism which infused his life's work. These two quartets are among the earliest surviving examples of Toch's fascination with this genre--and what charmers they are!!
Although Toch's music was to grow increasingly chromatic as time passed, these two pieces (written in the first decade of the 20th century) fit comfortably into the middle- to late-Romantic era.  Both have a great melodic appeal based in lyrical melodies floating amid light and graceful textures.  There is nothing heavy in either of these pieces which may not shake the world but revel in the pleasures of musicmaking. Try either of these pieces after a hard day at work--I think they'll do wonders for your mood.
The Braude Quartet plays these pieces with a laid-back charm which doesn't try to expand them into something they're not.  There is a slightly edgy quality to their sound which distracts a little bit from the coziness of the music, but is not a major detriment. (Perhaps a little touch on the equalizer will tame it.)
In any case, if you like Schubert, you'll like this.  It's another piece in the puzzle of one of the better, if lesser-known, composers of the 20th century.  Maybe Classic recordings can be convinced to have these musicians give us more of Toch's quartets.


title: Solid acapella quartet

text: This is a great CD of solid traditional Christian music. Very conservative. Upbeat but not "contemporary". If you understand what MBBC is, you will appreciate this music.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent!


title: the best prankster ever!

text: i wish i could be as quick witted as john bean! he will amaze you with his southern, stream of consciousness pranks. r.i.p. long live john bean! roy mercer is a plaigarist!!!!


title: Beautiful Pleasure

text:
There are not enough good things you can say about this seminal work by David Rose.
It's as good as it gets, period.
In a world hyper-fixed on Yo Yo Ma safety, this is like finding a long-forgotten rune
that gives you access to the secrets of the universe.


title: Five Stars

text: Thnk you for the wonderful cds.


title: the other was horrible.

text: Only one CD was worth it, the other was horrible.


title: Simply Superb!!

text:
I do not need to say anything about the music itself as theres enough already said : they only released 6 studio albums and for sure this is the most underrated one. But this one is a true gem and will grow on you over the years.
The music is not forced and the band almost got it perfect here. ( That in my opinion was achieved on their 4 studio album)

DS never really played to the gallery and it is very apparent on this one. An absolute cladsic and a must have.
And i said i dont need to speak about the music!!!
A word about the seller : simply put 5 star experience. I got a steal as this is an original pressing from 1979 and not a remaster. Mint condition. Arrived a dsy earlier than what amazon said. Get yourself a copy!!!
  Heres my ranking of the DS albums:
6. On Every Street
5. Making Movies
4. Communique
3. Dire Straits
2. Brothers in Arms
1. Love over Gold
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1.* Alchemy : simply the best live album ever. THIS is DS at their peak!!!! If you can find it : its worth its weight in gold!  I have not been able to get it as an LP but had bootlegged cassettes , then owned the CDs in the 90s and now have the remastered DVD. Absolutely amazing DVD and i think u can get it here.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice!


title: Four Stars

text: Slight tears but all and all Very Good


title: Sadly Unavailable in Digital Formats

text: This might not be the greatest Grappelli album, but it certainly isn't bad. But it seems to have slipped through the cracks in the digital age. Never to my knowledge issued on CD. Not available for digital download. Hey CBS, if you make this available for download you'll have at least one customer.


title: What songs are here?

text:
Dear Amazon,

There's no track listing here. There also isn't a track listing for the Fleetwood Mac CD "Perfect In Every Way". Do you expect us to be interested in buying a CD when we can't see what songs are on it?


title: Wonderful transaction

text: Great album.  Arrived fast and in great shape.  Just as advertised.  Love it


title: MFSL

text: MFSL makes the best vinyl on the market.  And it helps when you can get it in near mint condition, even though the ablum is vintage.  Many thanks for a great transaction.


title: Andmoreagain, if only...

text:
Forever Changes, in my opinion is one of the most important albums ever recorded. It was released in early 1968 and has remained, I think, as fresh sounding, relevant and unique since.
With this Deluxe edition, which I have to say is a real treat, you get intersting additions to the original track line-up of the LP. More on that in just a second.
On this, their third album, Love became a quintet once more.
Arthur Lee at the helm, Bryan Maclean on guitar and vocals, Johnny Echols on lead guitar, Ken Forssi as ever on bass, and Michael Stuart behind the drumkit. The group decided they wanted to record something a little more pastoral, so they introduced orchestrations to their sound. They also decided to use less electric instrumentation and adopted a much more acoustic approach. The album is largely acoustic, but there is room for some electricity. And where there isn't electricity in the instruments, it's in the songs themselves.
The first track, a Bryan Maclean song 'Alone Again Or', became a relatively big hit over in England, something that Love deserved more I think. It's got lovely mariachi brass happening in there with the folky guitar and it's a real nice start to the album. 'A House Is Not A Motel', my personal favourite on this record comes next and is a dark opposite to its predecessor. I love the creepy, Dystopian lyrics (as found throughout most of the album) and its incessant fast pace. Nice mix of acoustic guitar in the verses and mean electric in the coda. 'Andmoreagain', is the third track and is really soft and sweet. Nice lilting, shining strings and folky guitarwork. A nice slice of melancholia. 'The Daily Planet' is another of my favourites. Interesting structure, unsual lyrics, strangely happy-sounding despite its disturbed wordplay.
'Old Man', another Maclean composition is also one of the best on here, I feel. Really sentimental sounding, but not to the point of sludge. Philosophical, yet simple. Maclean really was a good songwriter. It helps to have his work on there because its much more comprehensible, adding to Lee's very much dominant stream-of-consciousness regime nicely.
'The Red Telephone' is excellent, a real masterpiece. Bizarre in that you really aren't sure what it's about, but you kinda get the idea. The title of the song, I think, comes from the Cold War image of the world-leader's 'Red Telephone' on the desk, the one that would be used to order and initiate nuclear holocaust. 'Maybe The People Would Be The Times Or Between Clark And Hilldale', well, what a mouthful! After typing all of that out, I think you should just listen to it!
'Live And Let Live', is classic. Really nice electric soloing over spanish acoustic swishing. Utterly ridiculous lyrics to open it up, but also some political insinuations in there.
'The Good Humour Man He Sees Everything Like This,' is a daintly little tune. That's all I can say really. The lyrics are similar to that of 'Orange Skies' on the previous album, Da Capo. The coda, when I first heard it really threw me. I thought either the CD or the sound system had gone haywire, brilliant studio idea. 'Bummer In The Summer', an early example of rap is a much more straightforward number. The folkiness of the song mixes well with the embryonic ghetto poetry, oh yes!
'You Set The Scene', is an amazing end to an amazing album. I like to think of it as a 'pocket symphony' all on its own.
The lyrics are interesting, yet as always ambiguously strange (but thought-provoking) as are the changes in structure, rhythm and pace. But it doesn't end there...
The additional cuts that comprise this Deluxe edition make this album doubly worthwhile. 'Hummingbirds', is an early acoustic instrumental incarnation of 'The Good Humour Man'.
There's an outtake of single 'Wonder People (I Do Wonder)' on here, as well as alternative takes of 'Alone Again Or' and 'You Set The Scene.' A song called 'Laughing Stock', which I think was the B-side to 'Your Mind...' is on here, too.
But the best additional features are the single 'Your Mind And We Belong Together' and tracking session highlights of that very song. They are so funny, yet it's really painful to listen to at the same time. The number of takes is gruelling, the number of mistakes is annoyingly funny and to hear Lee complaining is irritatingly hilarious. He was, and probably, is the world's most zealous perfectionist. On the last attempt of that song included in the song, they get about four minutes or so into it, just for Echols to screw up the solo right at the end. Arthur Lee gives him a good verbal thrashing from behind the booth. It's funny how Lee keeps going on about how the musicians keep 'rushing it a little' and how Maclaean keeps speeding up, and then you hear the completed single on the next track and the song's almost twice as fast!!!!
Five stars, undoubtedly. A masterpiece. After this the band disintegrated and Arthur formed a new band from the ruins. Only he was the original member to carry. Andmoreagain from the classic line-up, if only.


title: One of the all time great albums

text: There's nothing quite like this record. The opening tune Alone Again Or is one of my all time favorites--its sweeping grandeur perfectly captures the nervous romanticism of the era. Essential listening.


title: Run Cadence

text: If you have any this is sort of a repeat. It's as good as any, but having a bunch already I wished it had more new cadences.


title: ride the wave

text:
XAMAN by SKULLFLOWER 1990

This album is a fan favorite as it contains tracks such as "Slaves" done in the signature Skullflower style from this era: a single mean guitar riff repeating over and over with massive feedback bending and screeching all over the place.  The music shifts a couple of times around the drumwork but eventually gets back to the main riff.  "Barbed Wire Animal" done in a similar style but at a slower tempo, making it a more psychedelic tune.

I enjoy this album a lot, but I don't personally believe that this is Skullflower's best album.  There are a couple of weak numbers here, namely "Sunset" and the title track.  They aren't terrible, but they do not have the momentum of the rest of the tracks here.  One of the reasons for this is that the drums feel buried in the mix on the CD version.  There are no "lyrics" on the album, but "What did you expect?" is a noisy atmospheric track with wordless groans and occasional drums rolls.

The real centerpiece of the album is the 26 minute "Wave" that closes the album out.  On the vinyl version, this track takes up one whole side of the record!  The band sounds great and the recording sounds good too.  This is definitely one of the top Skullflower tracks from this time period.  Xaman was the last album to feature founding member Stefan Jaworzyn, whose label "Shock" released the record.  This album also features Alex Binnie who was in Matthew Bower's original noise group (Pure).  Binnie was also a part of the experimental occult group Zos Kia. The vinyl version is a "Porky Prime cut" and features the message "Smooth, huh?  Porky" etched on the second side.


title: "baby let's drive"

text: When I first listened to "Three Chord Opera," I felt that it was okay but that none of the songs seemed to be earmarked for "standard" status. The more I listened to it, though, the more different songs began to appeal to me in different ways. First of all the arrangements: I usually prefer the ballads and I immediately found "You Are the Best Part of Me" memorable and gradually warmed to "Midnight Dream" (it has that "epic" feel to it), "Elijah's Song" (a beautiful lullabye) and "My Special Someone" (after "Canta Libre" and "Carmelita's Eyes," the third in his Spanish trilogy). However, "At the Movies" was clearly a fun song from the word go and it didn't take long for me to appreciate what the Tower of Power horns add to "Baby Let's Drive," "Mission of Love" and "Don't Look Down." Perhaps influenced by this, I felt that the album slowed down a bit too much at the end. Then the lyrics: "I Haven't Played This Song in Years" harkens back to the devastatingly personal tone of "If You Know What I Mean." It took me a few listenings to figure out how the gospel song ("Leave a Little Room for God") and the singalong ("Turn Down the Lights") fit into the mix. An eclectic set, but one that makes no concessions to "the times." As a friend of mine said, "He wrote what he wanted to write." And, yes, he did write a couple of new standards!


title: Inspiring

text: The strength and sensitivity of Ayaan is inspiring.  I was riveted for the entire book and couldn't wait to learn what happens next.  There were similarities to my own life that really felt assuring that any of us can prevail as long as we never give up.  Thank you Ayaan, for sharing your life with the world.  You have risked everything to be true to yourself.  You have my agnostic blessings.


title: Willa's got it right

text: In this debut CD, Willa sings about the things that all girls think about: boys, flirting, sex, and power. Britney appeals mostly to little kids b/c she sings about kiddie things; i.e., "Oops I Did It Again"--what teenage girl can relate to such a tacky song? Britney's songs may be danceable and entertaining when you're bored, but her songs don't have any depth to them--they're so poppy & cheesy. Willa is REAL; she doesn't have any fake morals or pretends to be someone she's not. Take Jessica Simpson, for example. The girl can sing; there is no way around that. But she tried to sell this innocent image with her first album, then she "turned Britney" with her second CD. Willa's got it right; she's faced a lot of problems in her life & she's a strong young woman because of it. MANY people can relate to that. Willa says, "Be yourself and be confident!" Britney, however, seems to differ--she does 500 sit-ups a day and wears 10 pounds of make up. She doesn't say anything about confidence or about being yourself. She subconciously says, "Have a washboard stomach, show your midriff, push your boobs up to your chin, and dress just like me!" <--Not much of a role model, huh? Willa is a great role model b/c she's not fake; she tells it like it is and doesn't lie about real things. Not to mention Willa's music is catchy, fun, and most of all, has meaning & depth to every song. Willa writes her own music. Bottom Line? BUY THIS CD TODAY!


title: Brubeck and Porter...What a Pairing!

text: This is an absolutely beautiful album.  How can anyone knocj the combination of Brubeck.  My only copy if my old vinyl.  Believe me I take care of the original album and made copies on cd.


title: To put it plainly, one of the best Christmas albums ever.  Ever!

text: My title says it all.  Lanin's wonderfully smooth Main Line Philly "society" sound, artful arrangements, and creative touches have made this a treasured Christmas treat in my family for two generations (my father, sisters and I all have our own copies on CD).  A must-have for everyone who enjoys good Christmas music!


title: An enjoyable listen

text: I was given this album from a friend of mine who really digs alt-country and rock. Based on some of his former, and recent, misses I was a little jilted and approached this album with maybe a bit too much skepticism. Yet, it still managed to impress a closed mind. I really like the songs "Lonelyheart" and "Things You Don't Know" and "Girl".


title: Awesome!

text: Totally amazing record. Very well packed!


title: Not complete songs

text: I was excited about this because I love piano music and all the songs that are included on this album and am familiar with Dino's talent.  Unfortunately, each CD was more of a sampler of each song on the playlist with only 1 long "song" on the whole CD to where you could not skip to the next song...you just had to listen to the whole thing.  Each of the 3 CDs were the same way.  Maybe my set was dysfunctional, but I was disappointed that it was recorded in such a manner.


title: Tori Amos ya’ll!!

text: Perfect condition, brand new... so happy with this purchase!


title: How emerging multinationals can become global players

text:
Christopher A. Barlett is Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School; Sumantra Ghoshal is Professor of Strategic Leadership at London Business School. They are the authors of various (international) management books and articles. This article was published in the March-April 2000 issue of the Harvard Business Review.
Many managers have a perception that local companies from emerging countries will never be able to become global players. But the authors argue this perception using the results of their research into 12 emerging multinationals from different countries and with different backgrounds. The main problem is the mind-set within those companies. These companies typically enter the global marketplace at the bottom of the value curve - and stay there. It's not so much that they don't see the profitability of value-added products, their failure is a paralysis of will. So what hold these companies back? "Companies from peripheral countries can fall into several traps, which we call liabilities of origin." But these traps can be overcome by creating a push from home and a pull from abroad. A push from home can come from either a shock/challenge to the company to push it from its nest or a leap of faith. These leaps can be dramatic and are always risky. But companies also need to invest in the management capabilities of their overseas units to provide pull from abroad. "Companies need offshore champions who can provide the young, overseas organization with credibiliuty and confidence, both internally and externally." The next challenge is to choose a strategy to enter the global marketplace. Some of the example companies started benchmarking and then maneuvring around the established players. Other companies adopted the riskier strategy of confronting and challenging the existing industry's rules of competition. But the managers must realize that there are differences between local and international competition. The global marketplace is information based and knowledge intensive. According to the authors the central skill in this environment is to know how to learn. "The trick is to protect the past while building the future. ... The first rule of companies that want to learn is to fully exploit the resources and capabilities that have provided competitive advantage to date." Building the future is more difficult and the authors explain and show that many emerging multinationals made the mistake of choosing the wrong partners when entering international markets. After discussing all these issues, Bartlett and Ghoshal introduce the most important commonality among the example companies: "In each and every case, the emerging multinationals had leaders who drove them relentlessly up the value curve." And those leaders has an unshakable belief in their company and exhibited remarkable openness to new ideas.
Good article from two academic heavyweights. In this article the authors prove that local companies can become international players. Main criticism is that the authors conclude that the ultimate requirement to success is the leader, an issue that is not discussed in the first 9 pages of the article. Yes, this conclusion is probably right. But why, then, not make it the main discussion point in the article? I would recommend Jim Collins' e-article 'Level 5 Leadership' or book 'Good to Great' for those required leadership skills! The authors use simple business US-English.


title: Quick introduction into the various management tools

text:
Bain & Company is a famous management-consulting firm.
This is not a real book as such, but more a guide into the various management tools and techniques. The original guide was published in 1993. "The objectives remain to provide managers with: (i) an understanding of how their current application of these tools and subsequent results compare with those of other organizations across industries and around the globe; (ii) information they need to identify, select, implement, and integrate the right tools to improve their own company's performance." Each management tool/technique is broken down in a short description, methodology, common uses, related topics, and, probably most important, selected references. Each tool/technique is covered over two pages, which means not very detailed.
I see this guide useful for managers and MBA-students for a quick reference, but for more detailed information your will need to read additional literature. Personally, I use it as a library-tool in my bookcase pointing to additional information. It reminds me of Stuart Crainer's books 'The Ultimately Business Libary' (1997) and '110 Ultimate Book of Business Gurus' (1997). Perhaps other reviewers know better guides, but it does not mean that this one is completely useless (- please let me know where the more useful ones!). This one is written in simple business US-English.


title: An organizational structure to cope with complex strategies

text:
Christopher Bartlett is Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School, Sumantra Ghoshal is Professor of Strategic Leadership at London Business School. Both are responsible for the bestsellers 'Managing Across Borders' (1989) and 'The Individualized Corporation' (1997). This article was published in the July-August 1990 issue of the Harvard Business Review.
All through the 1980s, companies were redefining their strategies and reconfiguring their operations in response to an increasingly complex environment and an accelerating rate of environmental change. But according to the authors "the problem [for managers] is that their companies are organizationally incapable of carrying out the sophisticated strategies they have developed. Over the past 20 years, strategic thinking has far outdistanced organizational capabilities." The obvious solution was the matrix structure with its parellel reporting relationships. However, the authors conclude that the critical strategic requirement is not devise the most ingenious and well coordinated plan but to built the most viable and flexible strategic process. Organizations most successful in reshaping the understanding of its employees has three principal characteristics in common: (1) a clear and consistent corporate vision; (2) effective human resources management; and (3) the integration of individual thinking and activities into the corporate agenda ("co-option"). The authors discuss each of these three characteristics in detail. Conclusion of the article is that organizations need to develop of flexible perspectives and relationship within each manager's mind in order to let individuals make judgments and trade-offs toward a shared strategic objective.
Somewhat disappointing article on an interesting subject by two academic heavyweights. I find the problem with this article that it is too academical and lacks on the practical perspective. Yes, the authors do use examples, but these are just not adequate enough. It all sounds a little bit soo simple. I also feel that the authors do not create a great link between strategy and the matrix structure. In fact, an in-depth discussion on the management of matrix structure probably requires a full book. The authors use business US-English.


title: How networks change location and movement of intelligence

text:
Harvard Business Review article by Mohanbir Sawhney, who is Professor of Electronic Commerce and Technology at Northwestern University's J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, and Deval Parikh, who is a management consultant with Pittiglio, Rabin, Todd & McGrath, published in the January 2001 issue. Sawhney, who was included in Business Week's 50 most influential people on the subject of e-commerce, is the co-author of 'The Seven Steps to Nirvana' (2001) and HBR article 'E-Hubs: The New B2B Marketplaces' (2000)
I do not like it when articles start like this: "In recent years, it seems as though the only constant in business has been upheaval. ... The best you can do is become as flexible as possible and hope you'll be able to ride out the waves of disruption." Thankfully, the start has little to do with the content of the article. According to the authors the myriad of upheavals taking place in business has a common root: the digitization of information, combined with advances in computing and communications. The evolution in network intelligence has an impact on the location and mobility of intelligence. In the absence of a network (= single personal computer), intelligence is static. But when a PC is networked, front-end intelligence and back-end intelligence can be separated. As a result, organizations can split into separate infrastructure and customer-relationship management businesses, with very different capabilities and strategies. In addition, networks make it possible for different companies to combine their capabilities and resources. The authors discuss the impact of these changes on industries and companies. So how can companies profit from this? "Forward thinking companies are beginning to use four strategies to capitalize on the migration patterns": (1) arbitrage = move intelligence to new regions or countries where the cost of maintaining it is lower; (2) aggregation = combine isolated pieces of intelligence into a shared infrastructure; (3) rewiring = connect intelligence by creating a common information backbone; and (4) reassembly = reorganize intelligence from diverse sources into personalized packages. Each of the strategies are discussed in details. Last but not least, the authors discuss the challenges for different companies. "Strategy has always been about finding the right position in a chain of value-creating activities ... That hasn't changed. What has changed is the nature of the value-chain itself. Increasingly, it takes the form of a network"
Again, a great article from Mohanbir Sawhney. The authors discuss the impact of networks on organizations' strategies, processes, and relationships. I also recommend Joan Magretta's interview with Michael Dell in Harvard Business Review (The Power of Virtual Integration, 1998) which discusses Dell's direct business model. The article is written in simple US-English and thankfully uses the more useful .pdf-format.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice


title: This multifaceted and honest CD delights on many levels

text: Even after the countless times I've listened to this CD, I'm surprised to find still more about these songs that make me smile.  There's something about them that is other (and greater) than the sum of their first  impressions.  This isn't to depreciate the obvious -- that Jann Klose is a  truly gifted tenor, that the songwriting is honest and powerful, that the  musicians are talented and energetic.  There is, beyond all this, a current  of hidden complexities, a sly wink to the listener that begs a closer look.  The songs vary from the bright organic hooks of "One Little  Chance" to the soulful and sexy "Real Easy to Say" without  revealing the mechanism behind it all.  It definitely has mass appeal, but  doesn't sacrifice what makes it feel so genuine.  Jann Klose is a talent to  be dealt with.  Highly recommended.


title: Thank you Clooney

text: A highly  enjoyable film that gives us a glimpes at the Edward Murrow response to McCarthyism.  Smoke filled black and white photography, and performances from jazz diva Diane Reeves, as a studio singer, draw the audience in.  In short, a story told well, to be enjoyed by an adult audience. Bravo Mr. Clooney!


title: Wonderful...!

text:
This the best record of Elton & his fantastic producers & band released since "Don't Shoot me...", or "Rock of the Westies" or "Too Low 4 Zero". And believe me, I love "The Diving Board", and I respect "The Union" and many of his other 2000s albums...

But this one tops it! It's that "good old country feeling" from "Tumbleweed Connection" and the funk from songs like "The bitch is back".

Way to go Elton, keep rolling!!

Favorites? Too many to mention, too few to him justice: "England & America", "Free and Easy", "I have got 2 wings", "Tambourine", "Wonderful Crazy Night", etc etc.... I could list the whole album - there is no downer here, This is top drawer, and Bernie's lyrics are stunning more than ever. As a matter of fact, they are the driving force of this album, and that's when Elton has always been at his best.

Don't hesitate, go for this one!


title: A Rah-Rah Movie For Dissenters

text:
"Good Night and Good Luck" is an entertaining 90-minute movie that, in a fitting congruence with its black-and-white color scheme, is presented as a battle between the noble newsmen of CBS and the evil Senator who is trying to destroy the American way of life. Overall, I like it.

 Yes, it is certainly possible to have an objection to the over-simplified portrayal of the situation in the 1950s. Was McCarthy wrong? Of course he was. This isn't even debatable. However, perhaps the climate of fear of Communism could have been captured better. Maybe the film could have induced the kind of emotions that many Americans were feeling at the time that allowed so many to capitulate to the man's shameful agenda.

 That said, just because a movie is about a serious issue does not mean it has to be an even-handed debate, especially in an age where dissenters once again might feel like they are not getting a fair shake.  It should certainly be a good feeling for anyone who has been called un-American in recent years for oppostion to the secretive and repressive policies of the current administration to be able to have a rush of patriotism at the actions of this heroic broadcaster who is engaging in the most American activity of all: free speech.

 For the most part, it is a fun and easy ride as we revile the political and economic forces in Murrow's way, laugh at the shallow celebrity interviews he has to endure, and cheer his courage in the face of impossible odds until he finally triumphs and his tyrannical nemisis is tarred and feathered for his evil deeds.

 The only part of this movie that seems like total dead-weight is the subplot in which a married couple at CBS has to hide their relationship because it is against company policy. Is this supposed to be a parallel to the situation that suspected communists found themselves in? Not only does it seem completely out of place, but is boring even when taken on its own merits.

 The movie is very fast-paced, dropping the viewer in after about five seconds of title cards barely explaining its historical context. From there, it is expected that the audience is going to be able to follow the lightning-fast decision making and news broadcasts because it is familiar with the era. Since most people probably know something about the Red Scare and have made up their minds about McCarthy, this is not much of a drawback, and in fact it may be relieving not to have to sit through a miniature history lesson.

 However, the story also skips over a few things. McCarthy was wrong in his approach and wrong to abridge the rights of his fellow Americans. He was certainly wrong to label such Patriotic groups as the ACLU as arms of the Communists. But America was engaged in a war with a frightening enemy, and there were, in fact, Communists infiltrating the government. The very fact that this was the case, that there was some merit to the fear McCarthy was using to squash Americans' freedom-loving instincts, is what seduced so many into falling in line with him. It is also what neccessitated that anyone standing up to him have real and substantial courage. And the need for that kind of courage in the face of real, oppressive fear is a lesson that still resonates today.

 That said, it is not George Clooney's responsibility to have a nuanced political discussion. He has every right to decide to make a movie whose purpose is to help the audience feel good. And the reason for the overwhelmingly positive critical response to this film is that he offers a welcome respite for the tired American who has been told for too long that he does not belong unless he willingly collapses under the weight of the fear of today.


title: a mixed bag

text:
This film leaves me with mixed feelings. The acting is excellent, the pacing is superb, the cinematography is wonderful, the ambience of it crackles, the lead actor is particularly very effective.

The film is also wonderful for its choice of subject matter and for  the breathakting  clarity with which its statement is articulated.

That said, I can't help but feel that the content of the script was a bit thin. While we are told that people challenging McCarthy come under his guns, it doesn't seem to happen to Murrow beyond a file that raises some eyebrows. Murrow does not seem to be subjected to a vicious life and career destroying sort of campaign that other characters depicted in the movie do, such as the lady being grilled by the senate comittee. Was murrow not subjected to more than whats shown or was that about the extent of the attack on him? If its the latter, I am not sure there was enough material here for a movie. Murrow opposed McCarthy, McCarthy shot back, Murrow made his reply, sponsor got mad and the program was killed. Is that the extent of the story?

If I seem to be trivializing Murrow's confrontation with McCarthy, perhaps its because history and documentaries have lead me to believe that opposing McCarthy brought living hell up on you (almost). This movie tells me that Murrow faced that risk but doesn't show me.

In the end, I think this film is only partly about Murrow's confrontation with McCarthy or about McCarthyism. Its Clooney's personal statement about television, news, the news consuming public, and his way of drawing parallels between issues of that time and their continuing relevance today. Along with all that, its also a tribute to Ed Murrow.

In all that, its a cogent, coherent piece of work. See it for that, see it because its a captivating piece of film, but as a history lesson, its thin. For that you'd do better watching a PBS or History Channel documentary on the subject.

In a world where 99% of hollywood fare is bilge, this is a refreshingly wonderful piece of work. But as much as it is appreciated for that, it should also be remembered that its not weighty enough to merit comparison with the true film greats, such as say, Patton. The direction, action, camera work, etc are all as good as anything, but the script is thinner than the historically great films.

But I am very glad it was made. It makes a statement that desperately needs to be made. It also makes me sad because I don't think anybody's listening who doesn't already have the same position as this film.


title: I haven't heard anything like Monk by the Sea since And Also the Trees ...

text: From the crawling, snaking bass line in One Million Hundred Tries to the soaring rhythm guitar of Blue Sky these songs rock with a gothic, alternative vibe. I haven't heard anything like Monk by the Sea since And Also the Trees Millpond Years album. The keyboard sets a foundation for the guitar and bass to break in The Vanished One as the house comes down like Usher's. The album starts off with one of the most sinister guitar lines followed by bass, drums and keyboards that build to a wonderful crescendo in Anything Left. The idea to start off an album with a song that contains the line "Is there anything left" is brilliant. Lyrics remain thought provoking and earthy throughout with lines like "Moths by the lamp, and the useless fan whirring...it's not even violent, but slow and lifeless" as the lead singer screams out into the air at nothing. I  could go on. This has remained a regular on my playlist since I found it. Cheers Fiction!


title: Sexy Music

text: Grab a glass of wine and turn the lights down low.


title: Delightful music for kids and parents too

text: We got this album when our kids were turning 3, and they loved it immediately.  They started to sing "Swing, Swing" every time at the playground.  It took a little longer for it to grow on me, but many songs became favourites after a few listenings.  Guest artist Natalie MacMaster, the Cape Breton fiddler, adds a unique twist to old favourites like "Yellow Submarine".  Raffi's environmental conscience is very evident in pieces like "Roots and Shoots" and "Jane, Jane".  As always with Raffi, the musical quality is very high, and you can hear the album every day without getting tired of it!<br />This is one of our favourite children's albums, along with Raffi's "Bananaphone" and "Baby Beluga".  Enjoy!


title: Disappointing

text:
All the ingredients are here for a wonderful CD: a prizewinning singer, a top notch accompanist, and a fascinating repertory. Unfortunately the soprano sings just under pitch most of the time. Her slight instrument has trouble maintaining an even tone as well.

Save your ears. This disc is a waste of time and money and is best avoided.


title: an album I love and love (as good as Kid Face)

text: Samantha is an artist who enchants me. often when I feel down, and she makes me happy and fulfilled. She among the artists who puts out new music  that I know I have to get used to. Under Branch... .has been such an album for me. she has led me to new, different and deeper music. Her  music is beyond being confined to my narrow little preconception. On this album all her songs are wonderful (it took a while but feel her lovely new music.  I will mention one of her songs, as very special, 'When I get back'


title: Kool for Kats!

text:
The greatest under-recognized English rock band ever.
Glad Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford are reunited,
playing the great old stuff found on this CD, as well as
writing new material. Kool for Kats indeed! Go see them
when they tour near your town.


title: Great Celtic folk music: pipes, flute, fiddle, guitar, bouzouki

text:
I heartily concur with the 5-star reviews from Paul and Hector about this great CD - entitled IV - from the band Llan de Cubel. This band is a sextet from Austuria on the northern coast of Spain (check the entry on Austuria in Wikipedia for a map; Oviedo is the capital city; for you football fans, the recent revival of Real Oviedo, led by Austurian players in England's Premier League, is a heart-warming story amidst a financially-strapped Spain). Culturally Austuria is oriented towards the Atlantic and inter-Celtic communities in Galicia, Brittany, Ireland and Scotland. This is a remote region of Spain, geographically cutoff by mountains (more mountainous than Ireland, less so than the Scottish Highlands) from the rest of Spain, and largely overlooked by tourists, the media and the Spanish central government. This is not flamenco country (which derives from southern Spain/Arabic influence). Fans of modern Celtic folk music groups will hear similarities and differences from each of these cultures. It is very enticing to hear tunes that sound like others you have heard, but then get swept away with the surprising and uplifting differences in ornamentation and rhythm. Celtic music aficionados will also be familiar with the instrumental lineup: bagpipes (called gaita - similar to Highland bagpipes), wooden flute, fiddle, guitar, bouzouki and percussion (bodhran, snare, etc.), plus occasional and subtle bass pedals and keyboards, but never enough to alter the essentially acoustic sound of the band.

My personal preference favors instrumental tunes rather than songs. On the instrumental sets, the harmonic differences between the guitar and bouzouki drive the tunes (along with the not overdone percussion) while the flute and fiddle carry the melodies until the pipes come in and raise the level into some sort of primal aural stratosphere. I am not a good enough writer or musician to accurately described the physical and emotional "lift" I get when I listen to Llan de Cubel's faster sets of tunes. If you want a comparison, while the tunes differ, the feelings you get are akin to hearing the Bothy Band (Ireland), Kornog (Brittany) or the Tannahill Weavers (Scotland). Instead of jigs, reels, gavottes or dans plinn, Austurian dance music gives us "alborades" (dawn tunes), "marches y pasucáis" (marches) and dances (such as "saltones," "muñeires," "tonada,"  etc.).

But don't get hung-up on the names - just download the following five instrumental sets to your iPod/MP3 player, and especially if you have a decent pair of headphones, I promise that you will be transported to a much better place.
Track 3 Pasucáis D''Amieva / Pasucáis de etc
Track 5 Alborada D'Amandi / Entemediu etc
Track 7 Fandangu Puntiáu / Alborada Asturiana
Track 8 Muñeres de Tormaleo y D'Os Oz
Track 10 Pasucáis D'Uviéu / Saltón de Cas etc

There are also some very good YouTube videos of Llan de Cubel in live performance.

It is very unfortunate that their newer CDs are virtually impossible to obtain (certainly not via iTunes or Amazon, even Amazon.es).


title: This was the End

text: Wow ! What a difference a Lead Singer makes!! Musical the Doors were still fantastic, however the vocals were God awful weak ! They really should have sought out a new lead singer. I Would only recommend these albums for die hards, wanting to complete a "Doors " collection. Casual listeners should definitely select a more mainstream Doors album.


title: Lou gramm and black sheep tear it up here

text: I love this CD this is Lou gramm from foreigners band before he joined foreigner and he sounds awesome what can you say he's just a great singer and his band was very good catchy tunes


title: Sweeping and beautiful

text:
This two disc set is my favorite recording of "Gayaneh", even
more than the Suite LP conducted by Khachaturian himself in
the UK in 1952. If you only have one Khachaturian recording
in your collection, this is the one to have. Rather than
treating the music as an ethnic novelty, Third-world percussion
and a European orchestra, the reading here makes rhythm and
melody partners, as they were surely intended to be. Lyrical
passages are plain and understated, the big dance numbers are
robust and invigorating. The music gleams and sparkles, and
yet there's always a hint of mystery to bring you back.
 And in between, pieces like Ayshe's Awakening will
simultaniously grab your feet and break your heart. I don't
mean the scene in the story, I'm speaking strictly about the
music, in this recording in particular, with careful, always
human-paced, rhythm (both the tempo and the emphasis in it),
and clean, committed playing that displays the score to best
advantage. Here, the same dance contains more than one
emotion, for example, in Ayshe, joy and tenderness and a
majestic sense how big the world is and how small we each are.
It must have been a blast for dancers to work with
this orchestra!
 Some recordings of "Gayaneh" (or "Gayene") include
cartoonish discords and braying horns to remind the listener
that what they're hearing is based on folk themes. There's
none of that here. Musicians sound best playing material
they respect and enjoy, and surely this recording shows both.
  Since this is the complete ballet, its logically longer
than the various "Suite" versions available, and some days
I just play disc 1 twice, but I've had it for nearly a decade
and it sounds just as attractive now as when it was new.
A full description of the plot is provided, and photographs of
dancers- I'm unqualified to say whether these were taken at
or near the time the rcording was made, but they help make a
picture of what's going on on the stage.


title: Another Gem From Our Friend Mr. Nikki Sixx

text: I Like MOST People Who Own This CD Came Upon It By Accident And Fell IN LOVE With It After Only One Listen.  If You Are A MOTLEY CRUE Fan Or A SIXX AM Fan You WILL More Likely Than Not Will Like A Diet For A New America.  It's Too Bad They Didn't Have The Opportunity To Do A Follow Up Album Before One Of The Band Members Passed Away.  I Would Also LOVE To See A Solo CD From Nikki Sixx Himself But You Never Know What MOTLEY CRUE Is Working On I Would LOVE To See A New CD From Them Too.  Funny Side Note I Only Paid TWO DOLLARS For This CD When It First Came Out NOW It Is Twenty Three Dollars Go Figure.


title: BOMB !

text: I have never heard of Seeed before nor knew they existed. When I was browsing my billboard magazine, I saw this song climbing the eurocharts and decided to buy this single. Big surprise, its the bomb and a tad bit whimsical in a "get down, shake it hard funky way". This songs has tight beats and very  mixable to the likes of sean paul's temperature, tweet's oops oh my and camille velasco's hanging on (remix). I get a lot of requests for this song at my club. Hope they catch on here in the USA. I need to buy an album to see if they are as good as this single. This hypnotized me.


title: Great single

text: If you're a fan of this band, this is a must have. It has 2 tracks which aren't on any album; Dream Thieves and The Gun. Both are great tracks.


title: Splintered Sandpaper Needlepoint Sounds

text:
Masonna is not like other noise artists. His noise is more passionate, more emotional, more painful than others. His screams don't strike me as being angry as much as being sad.
This CD stands out in Masonna's discography for it's short, bursting tracks that tear into your psyche, rip it up, and leave.
Also, the cover artwork on this album is very good.


title: Sorry Amazon, but there's a critical omission in presenting this potentially attractive item

text:
I am a big baroque fan. The baroque period has produced by far the most and and many of the most memorable concerti for the oboe.  As such, I'm amazed that I missed the collection when it was first issued in 1995.

But now let's get serious:  where are the composer's names linked to the audio samples? Was it a tease to test the knowledge of the cognoscenti - or was it just a mistake in setting up the web page?

Obviously my rating of three stars is just a placeholder because I didn't get enough information to buy the recording.


title: A must for any Beatles collector

text:
Yes, just like the "Lost Decca Tapes" and other Beatles recordings that weren't supposed to be for public airing, this is worth it if you are a Beatles collector.  Another insight into the Beatles working on their songs in the studio - warts and all.  Some early Wings stuff being worked on too as well as Harrisons "Dark Horse".

A note for the negative types.  If you do buy this then don't grizzle.  Its cutting room floor stuff like all Beatles Boots.


title: A very important recording

text:
Don't worry about whether you're a Beatles fan or not,  if you want to hear the greatest rock n roll band at the beginning of their careers then you can't miss with this CD.

Sure its raw and whatever else.  Whoopee.  On a decent sound system it sounds quite good as it has a pretty clean sound.  And it also shows that Ringo was the better choice for drummer.  He just had the edge on Pete.  Having said that, Pete Best did a pretty darn good job.

AND YOU GET TO HEAR THREE LENNON/MCCARTNEY PENNED NUMBERS - LIKE DREAMERS DO, HELLO LITTLE GIRL AND LOVE OF THE LOVED.


title: Like finding a diamond in a bag of charcoil...

text: Forever Changes lives up to all the hype, and then some.  I'd heard for a long time how this  was THE great overlooked album from the 60's, but never believed it to be true.  So, on a whim, I decided I'de buy it and see what all the fuss was about.  I was blown away after the first listen.  I can't believe I've been missing out on this for so long!  For so many years I've been listening to bands like the Doors and the Dead, never knowing that the prototype for such great bands was floating under the radar.  Forever Changes is a splendedly crafted and varied album, from the groovy latin flavor of Alone Again Or, the Doors-esque rocking of A House is not a Hotel, the soothing melodies of Andmoreagain, the delightful psychedelia of The Red Telephone, and the Bob Dylan-meets-rap delivery of Bummer in the Summer.  The orchestration of this album is wonderful, adding to the overall effect very well, while not going overboard like some productions in the period tended to do.  You really get the feeling of the end of an era (the 60's) from this more than any other album that tried to convey such a feeling, and I doubt they were even really gearing towards such an effect.  The cd hasn't left my player since it arrived a couple days ago, and if you're a fan of the era, I have a feeling the same will happen when you get your hands on this gem of an album.  Believe the hype, this is the real deal.  Forever Changes may in fact be one of the best rock albums of all time.


title: The day after tommorow!!

text: Excellent<br />  Thank you for replacing my DVD. I love this movie😁!


title: Five Stars

text: Great live group.  Should be in Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Their live shows are legendary.


title: the songs

text:
1. pieces of me

2. fallen

3. ciara big fat

3. goodies/goodies( remix)/goodies( featuring usher) / goodies ( gritterly)/goodies( sleeptime)


title: Excellent!!

text:
This is one of the best! They need to make it an mp3 download.
Pete Haycock - wow - a must have for soundtrack collectors!
This is a special treat~


title: Heaviest Roter

text: David Roter Method in full metal mode.


title: Great sound quality

text: New songs and remastered songs that sound great! Support Hatsune Miku!


title: a fantastic score, very industrial and for hard core fans!

text:
This is a great game score done by the master. I would reccommend it more to die hard fans ( I listen to it all the time!) But not so much to people who may have just seen the movie. It is very industrial, with all of the sounds that are featured in the game.

If u want more haunting music, I reccommend the scores from SH 2 and 4.


title: Lovely combination of musical favorites

text: I own the tape; now I need the CD. No one will walk away unhappy. Sure the selections are short--they're tidbits, to whet your appetite. You find something you like, go buy the long-playing version. Be sure to get all three albums; there's not a bad one in the bunch!


title: Terrible recording.

text: Not worth it


title: I 👍 it!!!

text: I'll give it 20 👍👍👍


title: So Kool!!!

text: I like it!!!! You can bring it to parties and have dance-offs or breakdancing battles!!!!!


title: I like it!!!

text: I like it!!!!


title: chill

text: mellow and awesome at the same time. Nothing flashy just good soothing tones.Chet must have liked him for a reason.


title: Five Stars

text: Great percussion works


title: Simply fantastic

text: Unquestionably one of the best CD's I have ever purchased.


title: Love my purchase but more padding might have saved a broken CD case.

text: This a great set of worship songs from the "olden days". The reason I gave it a3 stars is that I rarely give 5 stars and the case was cracked and pretty broken up. It looked like the corner of something heavy hit the middle of the package. It ripped the package and broke the clear plastic container. The discs are okay. The packaging could have had more padding, which could have helped some.


title: Works Great to Help Train Our Dog

text: Item as described and for a great, affordable price.  We are very happy and pleased with this purchase.  Thank you!


title: Outstanding musicality!

text: This group, Coulee Creek, has a unique style.  Impressive voice and instrument work, especially the fiddle and the mandolin.  I love the fact that you can actually understand the words and the emotions behind them.  A lot of modern music vocals are overpowered by the electronic instruments to the point to where the words have no meaning.  Definitely would like to hear more from this group!


title: Fun, spunky, upbeat, forgotten pop masterpiece

text: Canada really got the best of this album and of Alanis in her pop years. No one can deny that this is out of perspective of the Alanis we know and love today, but this Alanis is just as good. Each track is really fun to bump to and very enjoyable. Defiantly ahead of its time, but could have done well in today's market of Pop music had it been released in between 2010 and now. Not only was it ahead of its time, but it was vastly underrated and unappreciated. The albums lead single "Too Hot" is a deliciously tacky up-tempo pop master piece. Run by drum machines, electronic keyboards and a guitar it flows very fluidly and results in a perfect dance song. "Plastic" too demonstrates the same merits but is a song of its own and tells a completely different story.  "Walk Away" demonstrated a perfect balance between a ballad and dance song. Never before and ever again will you hear the perfect balance in a song between these two massively different genres. Only Alanis's voice is authentic and powerful enough to pull off this seemly impossible task and do it so effortlessly. The comparisons to Madonna and Paula Abul where unfair and unjust, this is a record of its own.<br />I would only recommend this to die hard Alanis Morissette fans and Pop music fans. Only they can appreciate a record like this. The best part is, contrary to popular belief, Alanis is neither ashamed nor embarrassed of her pop music. She embraces it and accepts it rather than be humiliated about it. In a 1995 Rolling Stone interview she was asked how she felt about her first two records. She herself said "No, I'm not scared people might hear those records. I never did any Playboy centerfolds. There's nothing I regret. Maybe people will just understand my lyrics now a little bit more if they hear those records. It validates this record [JLP]."


title: Life is a Child, Your Life is a Mist, Blink and it Passes you by

text:
Madison Greene is an independent Midwest band with the rare combination of a unique sound and aggressive lyrical sublimity.  Their stuff is characterized by poetry, passion, conflicted introspection and an authentic spiritual quest.  This cd is a great introduction (since they are one of those bands that plays much better as a live show than in a studio) and it is a good sampling of their ability.  "Blood and Sky" is one of my favorite songs by any band , "Engraved" and "Shifting Silence" blend as lilting/driving meditations on the Passion, and "Pointettia's, Here" is a haunting anthem of the search for the true, good, beautiful and real in the midst of counterfeit offers:

"Does anyone have some attention,

maybe someone has something to drink,

maybe someone has a little diversity all in the way they think,

You can make mountains right out of your delusions,

You can learn a lot by how you're deceived

You say our souls on fire and the world's at an end and everyone takes their turn

...but its not that long a turn

So we guess that we're here for some questions - because the answers are too plain to find

We'd be happy to take some suggestions about living our lives worth while..."

No cliché here.  Just real people, with some driving tribal percussion, a Celtic tone, and genuine postmodern Christ following angst who can flat bring it.  The rest of their stuff is available on their web site of the same name...and they'd rock your local live venue.


title: Lost tune.

text: Normally I don't buy too many holiday albums. In the earlier days I would buy a album for one song. Back in the day when  we had easy listening radio stations, during the Christmas season they would play alot of holiday instrumentals. There was one that I liked but didn't know who played it. The announcers in those days waited until their gig was over to mention the composers. I still didn't get the name of the song or the composer until many years down the road but would still remember the tune. I found out via computer that James Last was the one who played the tune and the album it came from.


title: I was late to the party for this but when my search brought up Dramarama I jumped!

text: These guys are about as pure rock and roll as you'll ever get. Their idols are Mott the Hoople, Faces and the rest of the Greats! But they have designed their own sound and you know it's them instantly. I am so proud these guys are from my home state N.J. What an astounding amount of talent the Garden State has delivered! If you love hearing new rock music which makes you feel great, these guys deliver. Do not think Bon Jovi, dummies! From the "Cold Turkey" guitar on "Swamp Song", the perfect cover of Dylan's underrated tune "Abandoned Love" to the Beautiful closer "Half Right", these guys blow it out of the park. I heard "Half Right" during the credits of some movie and always wondered who and what it was. Finding out it was Dramarama was an incredible surprise. Mystery solved!! May you guys NEVER Die. Inside joke..


title: A Bill LLoyd recording I can totally recommend to any rock n roller!

text: This is perfect rock perfection from start to finish. The Tallymen play with the venom of Live at Leeds Who! There's even a short go through of a song everyone will recognize. Led Zep did steal the riff from another band though. So get this while you can! Bill LLoyd writes the catchiest tunes of anyone and he should be famous everywhere.


title: Check it out if you like great spacey sounding rock music. These guys always surprise!

text: I could try to tell you the magic moments in music the history of psych rock have gifted us with but it's all over this.  Probably the most underrated band in the world for far too long. This has the psyche all over it and that's what makes it great. A real grower. Took me awhile to really appreciate the value of this band. Someday there will be a Psyche Rock music Festival with bands like Asteroid#4, Twink, and Vibravoid as headliners. Three days of total bliss!


title: The eternal quest toward sonic rock perfection of Jeremy Morris and Company continues unabated

text: You could always tell that Jeremy Morris is obsessed with Flower Power. He believes in a much calmer world where peace and butterflies are all a person sees around them. But he also has that 60's Garage Rock- Byrds/ Prunes vibe running through his soul and that is what makes each new recording so indispensable.  He's got what Lou Reed calls a "Rock n Roll Heart" and if you want him to be your friend he's there for you. The new recording Time to Wake Up (available elsewhere) has an incredible 14:00 remake of Tommy James's "Crimson and Clover" that will truly blow your cannabis infested mind! Doesn't matter which Lemon Clocks you get, if you get hooked by one you'll want them all.


title: For someone really into Black Sabbath because this is really raw

text: But I LOVE it. Because I'll never forget when the 1st album came out and the cover and song titles blew me away. I was told the guitar player was only 16 years old which really floored me once I played it on my excellent Cerwin Vega loudspeakers( known for their bass). All I can say about this CD is on most of it the sound is great and the cover is done great with photos of the old house and vintage photos of the young Black Sabbath fully formed. You get to hear Black Sabbath sound like 10 Years After circa "Undead" on Blue Blooded Man. Also you get half of the song I wanted most "Black Sabbath" which starts during the guitar solo straight to the end with great sound. They even sound just like Jethro Tull on "Song for Jim". Too bad they didn't do the song by "Art" which they frequently did. Then you get to the last song "Early Morning Blues" which sounds just like Fleetwood Mac. Clearly they proved they could play anything and Tony Iommi is blazing on guitar. But I can't stop playing this and I find it utterly fascinating!


title: Great concert of early Alice Cooper

text: The sound is excellent and the band sound tight as hell. Primo Alice Cooper in action when they were the most exciting American band.


title: An instant collector's item this is!

text: The bonus tracks on this make this the one to get if you possibly can. It's a 4 song jam with an excellent guitarist. There is no mention if it's Hendrix, but since he produced their lone cool psych record with his guitar fills all over it I'm thinking it must be. Maybe that's why this is suddenly unavailable. Janey Hendrix is keeping a close eye out for her brother's fortune of music.


title: I am definitely hoping these guys put out more of this Fantastic Music!

text: Wow, I was suprised noone else seems to have heard this wonderful album. So I'm hear to tell all you people who trust Rockman's reviews to get this. Today! Your life will be much better off. If you like The Byrds during their" Eight Miles High" time of their careers this is a must. For you Super Cool people who love" Shake Some Action" by The Flamin Groovies this is for you too. Beautiful 12 string guitars constantly ringing on the heartstrings. Plus "Rainbow Bridge" is  literally the definition of Psychedelic Rock, the sort of song you didn't think they wrote anymore . Sort of like "Mr.Spaceman" part 2, this is a journey through space and time you will enjoy immensely. So give this album what it deserves. One of the Best of 2012 without a doubt. As long as Jeremy Morris is making music, us rock music lovers are very lucky indeed!


title: It's Emmylou and Mark, what could go wrong?

text: I love it!


title: Organ impressions of Psalms

text: Dr. Dixon presents Dr. Diemer's Psalms impressions well.  She is quite a skilled organist (and so is Dr. Diemer). I suggest reading the associated psalm when listening to the music. There are at the moment, three volumes of Diemer's psalms.  I must admitt that I find the $79.95 price a bit steep


title: Love, Love, Love!

text: Takes me back to long ago in the BEST way!


title: Easy listening.

text: A pleasant collection of songs.  I like older songs that have a real tune and are not just a miscellaneous jumble of notes like some modern compositions are.<br />This should appeal to the seniors among us.


title: Maria sings Hadjidakis...again.

text: Lovely voice and music, but I have heard much of the material done by her in a more stirring fashion.  Perhaps youth makes the difference.