title: Rock Reversal

text: The Golden Falcons are now defunct, but this gem of Rock from Dallas, TX is a perfect example of the direction music is going.  Reaching back to a more 80's sound, with hollow vocals reminiscent of Echo and the Bunnymen, singer Rob Dunlap weaves pre-Grunge vocal patterns with moments of unleashed fury that are solidly backed by precise drumming and thick guitar.


title: A lovely compilation of Gordon Lightfoot songs by very gifted and renowned artists, loved it.

text: A lovely compilation of Gordon Lightfoot songs.<br />I’d recommend this to both Lightfoot fans and fans of the talented artists whom contributed to this album.


title: CD

text: Love love love Owen Mac CDs


title: AMAZING album.  Just... Amazing.

text: LOVE this album.  This has got to be one of my favorites of all time.


title: STILL RELEVANT AND EFFECTIVE! FUN FOR THE FAMILY

text: I am now 37 and still remember everything about GT Halo Express! These scriptures have stuck with me and I’m SO grateful! Not to mention the customer care/service is AMAZING with GTHall Express company!  BUY THIS CHILD AND ADULT ALIKE! I did!


title: Great music

text: The cd has some wonderful songs but the package arrived with the cd case completely shattered.


title: Its the cudder. Thats all that is needed to be known

text: I love kid Cudi and this is awesome.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this music and he loves this set!


Neil Diamond as not only a performer but also writer.  The soundtrack to "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" is as beautiful as the movie itself...


title: P.O.S

text: THE CONCEPT IS A NICE ONE HOW EVER THE MACHINE WILL NOT GRIP A 6" LOAWN MOWER RIM. TRIED TO MAKE IT WORK BUT NO LUCK. SO I GUESS YOU WOULD NEED TO BE 8" OR LARGER.DON'T WAST YOUR TIME AND MONEY ON THIS PRODUCT IF YOU NEED TO CHANGE 4-6" TIRES. NOT HAPPY!


title: A fine album

text: I might be a little partial. That's my Dad on the cover with Buzz. Plus, I was playing drums in his band at the time.


title: Fine album from a little appreciated musical genius!

text: He was the original "Americana" artist before the title was invented! Yes, most of his song hits were done by other artists. But I think he does his songs best. Abilene is truly a classic, for example -- as done by John himself.


title: Need return

text: Broken cover ..asked for album record


title: Simply Beautiful

text: I had never heard of this artist before but he came up on my Pandora radio. I purchased this CD and have not been disappointed. Every song ministers to my heart.


title: a darling decoration

text: This is a wonderful decoration. I got it as one of three, and they made a great grouping. They were packed very well and look like they will last a long time.


title: Great buy

text: Great product i got kens contract and ravis photocard and a tatoo sticker came nicely it has a magnetic clasp

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title: Great purchase

text: I love this album i got the photocards and poster it came in great condition i will definitely buy from this seller again i love cix cant wait for more of their albums


title: This is a great deal

text: Amazing it came with lots of stuff and you get a mirror as a free gift


title: 5 stars

text: 5 stars


title: Five Stars

text: Love this CD. Makes me feel like I'm at the bar d


title: Her Majesty's Buzz releases debut record . . .

text:
The debut record from Her Majesty's Buzz, "One of Our Astronauts is Missing part one: the Cough Syrup Chronicles" is now available from the Label Music Group.

Recorded by Jake Robinson in Indianapolis and mixed by John Hampton in Memphis, the 10 song record showcases the songwriting of Greg Roberson and Don Main. The record was produced by Roberson and Main with Jake Robinson. Robinson said, "The collective insanity of each member makes this thing a whole. You get sucked into Greg and Don's energy, they are always on ready. I've never worked with guys with that kind of work ethic. They also hold the distinction of being the most insane people I've ever worked with. I saw things I will never share with anyone."

Get the first single from Her Majesty's Buzz free . . .
"My Big Dumb Heart" the first single from Her Majesty's Buzz is available as a free download.

[...]
Awesome sound! Love these guys!


title: Amazing 10-track album demands respect

text:
Next One album by Glim Spanky can be seen as their 2016 album: they released it, then toured Japan with an extended set based on it and earlier work. This is not a live album or 'album of the tour'. That's not a criticism! The studio recordings do full credit to Remi's amazing voice and the duo's instruments.

This is a full 10 track album jam-full of great recordings, from the moody evocative 'when I grow up' to the headlong 'jidai wo no hero'. Must have!


title: love her lyrics and clear voice

text: I keep repeating "Sing My Way Back," and "Tell Me the Truth." Holy Spirit in her sound comforts and soothes me.


title: Beautiful! Stan Astro!

text: This album is so beautiful and I love all the things it came with! Definitely worth it! :)


title: Proust on a high note!

text: I found the performance magical.  To think that I am listening to music with Proust!  The performers Theotime Langlois de Swarte & Tanguy de Williencourt communicate joy and my imagination floats in candlelight in a Paris Salon.  I was inspired to find this recording by a recent article in The New Yorker magazine speaking of recordings such as this.  This performance is a audio Madeleine that that awakens memories that I did not know were in my heart.  Thank you.


title: As advertised

text: Excellent


title: Cd is fine

text: Cd is fine as expected


title: One Star

text: Album was severely warped. Unplayable.


title: Disappointed

text: Only one good song. Originally, Bought for heartbreak blvd. Wish I could have found it on itunes or  amazon mp3.


title: BTS great guys

text: Knowing BTS as a group, only electrifies their music through the old and the new sounds they produce. I love it


title: NEVER WALK ALONE

text: The message in the title tells it all.  This is a great CD


title: TXT  are the babies of BTS

text: TXT may be young but Blue Hour is a great song and the choreography is also a good work out....I am waiting for FREEZE to become a CD....I like them also


title: Miles & An Ocean

text: Looking for something new to listen to? Your current music collection just a bit redundant and stale?<br />Take this latest Kyle Vincent album for a spin.The softer side of Pop that intertwines amazing soul touching lyrics, warm melodies and hooks that you will be singing all day. After sharing the stage with other greats, including opening for Barry Manilow, this is a sure breakout album for Kyle Vincent. From magical Pop songs to heart tugging ballads, this one has it all. While famous for being the front man for the Bay City Rollers, this new gem will showcase his amazing talents as a true, singer, writer, producer, arranger,  that will shine in it's own spotlight. Be one of the first to discover this talent! I can't stop playing it!


title: Kyle Vincent Detour

text: Vocals that explode with emotion, classic harmonies, melodies that will make you smile or cry in an instant, hooks you will never get out of your head, lyrics that dance and intertwine with melodies that touch your thought, your heart, your soul. Somehow this guy can dig into past, the good and bad, and express what you thought were emotions only you felt. More than simple "pop". More than just ballads, More than soft rock. Take a journey and listen to, no make that experience, Kyle's new album Detour. I don't understand how this multi talented singer/song writer has gone under the radar for so long. After listening you may also want to check out a few of his past gems (albums) as well. If you "like" it please consider hitting the "share" button. Detour, may just be a breakout album for this guy. For an extra kick, slide on a pair of headphones. The production and arrangement equal the magic of songs.


title: Hidden treasure of Band-Maid.

text:
This 2-disc box features the single Start Over, with a CD and a DVD. the CD is just 2 song, Start Over itself and Screaming, a couple of songs that with anothers to be released, may we see into a future album release. A simple booklet contains the lyrics in japanese characters and english fragments when applicable.
The real treasure here is the DVD of Band-Maid, a full concert with the setlist featured in the "World Domination" tour, with the show held in several locations around the world. I had the luck to be into a concert abroad, and I can ensure it is virtually the same that I saw that time.
About the DVD, this time we do not have region issues, because the release is for all regions, and reproduction in american bought devices will be OK. This single with DVD offers more that it could look like. Highly recommended.


title: Precious boxset and collection of CD and Blu-Ray.

text:
This is an special edition of the "World Domination" album from Band-Maid. Into a slightly thick box we will find the CD, that maybe beside of the print, it is the same version that we could find into the standard World Domination CD. The extra comes with the box itself, featuring photograph of the band, and an unfoldable paper with songs lyrics, as well of some advertising of "upcoming" (now past) events of Band-Maid in Japan.
Behind the CD we find the special item, the Blu-Ray with a concert held in Japan at November 24th, 2017. We can see this was a while ago because when watching he concert, the drumset still features the older Band-Maid logo. Blu-Ray should play flawlessly at any Blu-Ray device, no region issues.
If you are looking further into a deluxe, more complete release of this band that is surprising the world, for sure you have to take a look of this!


title: Incredible selection of vocaloid songs!

text: Regardless you are new into the vocaloid world, or a seasoned fan, you can't go wrong with an Exit Tunes Presents compilation series. CD includes the typical booklet with beautiful artwork, and songs lyrics in japanese characters, and at lower zone a brief profile of the vocaloid producer, and their social media if available. Notable songs from this selections include the legendary Senbonzakura, Kagerou Days and Freely Tomorrow. But the main protagonist may be Bad End Night, that also is the inspiration for the artwork covers. This is a great selection and everyone interested in vocaloid should give it a try!


title: The early and rare of Band Maid

text:
This was kind of the "ancient lost" job of Band Maid. Fortunately the band re-valued it's importance and created this re-release, that we appreciate a lot, also including tracks from another older single. This first work is more focused into J-pop and pop-rock style. If not labeled as "Band Maid", you could even think is another band! It does not mean is bad, is a great album, but the style is clearly different from what they do now. The beginning of this band is a great window to a different face of this rising Japanese sensation!.

If you wonder why the second mini album of Band Maid is named "New Beginning", you will know why after listening to this one, as discussed previously, the sound is clearly different, but is showing roots of the style the band will show later. "Key" and "Knockin' in your heart" are my personal favorites.


title: Actually a gift.

text: This item was for another person, so I could not tell much, but seems liked.


title: Good album.

text: Into the package the cardboard photograph was missing, but overall the item is OK. This item was for anothe person so I could not say much.


title: Rare product.

text: Excellent product, rare and hard to find.


title: Very good product.

text: Actually this is for another person but I am sure that one will like it.


title: Hachioji-P collection

text: As a recopilation album, we can expect a lot of songs. Hachioji-P is one of the best vocaloid producers, and this work will satisfy any vocaloid fan. From classic songs like Sweet Devil, from the newest hits as Kimagure Mercy, you can find all the beat and power of this great vocaloid producer!.


title: Beautiful

text: Great album, lovely music, superb artwork!. The fresh and joyful sound of livetune into this album, a classic!. Strongly recommended for all Hatsune Miku fans.


title: Awesome

text: Love Hillsongs!


title: Indigo

text: Thank you for sending me the Indigo album. I love it.


title: IF YOU LIKE THE SOUND OF THE 60S AND 70S WITH A ...

text: FOUND OUT ABOUT THIS ARTIST THROUGH THE 1969 ALBUM WITH PINK MARTINI - SHE IS CONSIDERED THE BARBARA STREISAND OF JAPAN.  HER VOICE IS BEYOND IS WORLD.  IF YOU LIKE THE SOUND OF THE 60S AND 70S WITH A SUPERIOR WOMAN SINGING IN JAPANESE TONGUE OR JUST OPEN MINDED FOR SOMETHING NEW FROM THE EVERYDAY THEN YOU WILL LOVE THIS...!!!  THIS MUSIC WILL TAKE YOU SOMEWHERE PERSONAL AND YOU'LL NEVER WANT TO COME BACK...!!!  : )


title: DANCE HOUSE CHILDREN

text: EARLY JOY ELECTRICS, RONNIE MARTIN FINDING HIS OWN WAY...  EXCELLENT MELODIES AND TREATMENTS IN THESE TRACKS...  IF YOU LOVE JOY ELECTRIC, YOULL LOVE THIS ALBUM...


title: very good

text: i likeit this sonng are very good thanks l i o p l k j h g f d sd s


title: Should have been huge

text: One of the great lost roots rock bands of the 80's-90's, these guys were victims of bad record company management and bad timing. Easily in the same class as the Del Fuegos, Lone Justice, the Blasters, etc. They're still out there doing killer shows. Go see them if you can.


Two of my favorite Homer and Jethro songs.  I used to sing them to my kids when they were little and they would beg for more.  When I saw this item, I had to have it.


Monsta X is amazing and this CD is my favorite! I loved all the pictures and extra things that came with it. Everything was in great condition!


title: Monsta X is amazing and this CD is my favorite


title: Static to loud

text: Piece of junk. A lot of static


title: Five Stars

text: Some of the best RnR you'll ever hear.


title: I listen every day! Beautiful!

text: I listen every day. It’s just beautiful!!!


title: Thank You, Universe, for music.

text: I listen to this a lot of the time when music is needed to soothe the soul of the savaged.


title: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR PURCHASE

text: VERY WORTH WHILE IN PURCHASING!  KEEPS YOU ON EDGE OF YOUR CAR SEAT IF LISTENING IN CAR!  HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR PURCHASE.


title: Best tribute album ever

text: These are Lenards songs sung by fan musicians and it helped me love Lenard Cohen.  This album is fantastic.


title: Three Stars

text: It is not a cd...it's a dvd.  Certainly is behind the scenes.


title: This was when music had melody.

text: Yesterday I turned 90, so I have vivid recollections of the ‘60s. Bought this disc when it was a Time/Life product. Had the cover in my rack, pulled it out to play and lo, the discs were missing. After searching and calling all those to whom I might have lent it went on Amazon and bought this replacement. Would not be without it. For you younger folks, this is real quality music, not the screeching sounds of today.


title: Like the music

text: Very good cd


title: A True Classic

text: This is not only a classic,but a very hard one to find. When you do find it, it will be expensive. However it is well worth the effort. Joe Carter is Chicago blues at its best. Picture a south side chicago club,whiskey flowing,smoke filled room and Joe Carter And His Chicago Broomdusters on stage. It dosen't get any better than this! Get it if you can.


title: Five Stars

text: wonderfulmusic. A celebretion for Life and human Spirit!


title: Four Stars

text: works great for rear door light on toy hauler. Not extremely bright though.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect.


title: has all her best

text: received this as a gift, has all her best songs


title: Great Live

text: PJ at it's best


title: Good Morning!

text: I love this CD! It really is the perfect way to start the day. Well, that and a good cup of coffee.


title: Wasn’t what I expected

text: Wasn’t what I expected…


title: Flutist...this CD is for you!

text: Flutist...this CD is for you!  What an outstanding CD! Really loved it!  I can hear these songs over and over again and be mesmerized by Mr. Rangell's dexterity in this album. It is hard for me to concentrate on the Road when I have this CD playing in my car.  I think this CD has to be in any musicians collection. Hope Mr. Rangell receives some kind of jazz musician's award for it, because it is truly a compelling and spectacular CD.


title: Lots of heart and good picking

text: A Louisville friend who was privileged to play on a couple of the tracks sent me this album in 2001.  I've given it away, but not before enjoying the music which is quite good and very heartful.


title: Well worth the money.

text: Tried and tested, best self improvement product in my opinion.


title: Five Stars

text: A blessing and healing gem!


title: Five Stars

text: Great music!


title: Would buy form seller again!

text: Great. Disc! Shipping was great! All is groovy!


title: Fantastic album!

text: Loved this album! It's a great blend of bluegrass and Celtic traditional music, and I love listening to it.


title: Ready for the Big Time!

text: This CD is off the chain!!!! I like it better than most "mainstream" artisits music. She's ready for the big time!


title: great  music.

text: I love the music. It is beautiful, calm and relaxing.  Besides, I am prejudice, he is Dutch, so am I.


title: Good CD

text: Good music. Walter will be missed.


title: Great!

text: Arrived before it was supposed to which was a bonus.  Great CD!


title: A seller who cares

text:
Phenomenal packing.  I only wish all sellers took the care you used to package "just a CD". Perfect. Awesome.

Thank you.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome


title: slow tempos

text: Nicely packaged, complete selection of Nyman's piano music at a great price, but Van Veen's tempos are too slow, at least, in the 12 cuts related to the soundtrack of "The Piano."


title: Five Stars

text: great interlacing of old hymns and classical music


title: Important CD to have for Families

text: This album is a treasure,  because it contains the Treasure of God's Word.  Not only that,  but it's sung and ordered with children in mind. Children of all ages and the adults who care for them can't help but keep these lyrics and Truths in their heart after listening to these songs.  This is an album where none of our children have a favorite,  because it is a Favored cd all the way through. Period.  They are engaged in every song and their hearts are able to relate to what's being said/taught.  And just wait till they're singing the songs themselves,  even when it's not playing.  Within the last 10 years,  I've purchased these albums separately for myself and others as gifts several times,  and everyone loves them.  I'm glad to find the double album to continue to pass it on.  This is a CD that can help in your child's (and family's) growthand edification for years to come.  See for yourself.


title: CD will not play

text: I was anticipating listening to the beautiful music. I love DaWayne Stamper's piano genius. However, to my disappointment and dismay, the CD simply would not play. I hope you had better luck. I didn't. Returning it.😔


title: Not Sure

text: label on cd says arise and have mercy, when played on computer its another cd altogether... the music was okay but not what was requested did company label it wrong  my media player says its the Jewish album Jonathan Settel 2006  so that's it.. but label is arise and have mercy have photo of what media player shows


title: Naw, it's actually pretty great!

text: First listen was very off-putting, but I played the Heady Nuggs version of Clouds back-to-back with this, and it's thoroughly worth hearing this version with the utterly unique guitar work up-front.


title: Not Bad But Had a Repeating Skip

text: The product was good until the repeating skip at the end of side B, record 3


title: Five Stars

text: Just the way I remember...


title: One of my most favorite electronic music albums, by anyone . . .EVER!

text: When I first started to build my modular synthesizer almost 5 years ago, I bought several albums by relatively newer artists, especially ones using the Synthesis Technology MOTM line of synthesizer modules since that was what I had decided to base my synth on. Of all the albums I purchased, this one quickly became my favorite! Its subtle but complex textures, deceptively simple melodies and reoccurring themes will quickly grow on you, and after you learn the how the slowly developing dynamics map out you will find yourself cranking up the volume in anticipation of when it really kicks in! ;-)


title: Excellent

text: Product arrived in great condition and all the extra gifts as well. The album is amazing.


title: Great album!

text: Great album!


title: Five Stars

text: Love, love, love Geoff Tate's voice, am enjoying this CD immensely! :)


title: Great CD

text: Just a great CD...my favorite of all. Have purchased it twice due to weàr


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter-in-law loved it


title: Great

text: Never heard this guy before but it was worth the purchase.


title: Five Stars

text: Satisfied.


title: MP3 Album is Missing Tracks

text: MP3 Album is missing 3 tracks from the track listing: Disc 1, Track 01: "Easy Lover", Disc 2, Track 12: "You'll Be In My Heart", and Disc2, Track 14: "Look Through My Eyes"  What the hey?


title: The best version of this great album.

text: This is a must own for all Megadeth fans, the sound quality is by far the best this album has ever sounded. You also get 10 rare and previously unreleased bonus tracks along with a booklet and rare and unreleased photos of the band with liner notes.


title: Bootleg for hardcore Mötley Crüe fans

text: I give it 4 out of 5 stars because there are a few songs in the 83 show were Vinces mic cuts down and its hard to hear him but at least 4-5 really good sounding performances on that show. The 87 show is even better good quality over all I say this DVD is vhs quality but for a bootleg it sounds and looks good over all. A great way to go back in time with Mötley Crüe.


title: It's Wagakki Band...

text: I got it for 雪よ舞い散れ (the snow song), ended up liking Clean and a few others just as much...


title: If you are a fan of the series it is a must buy.

text: The CD comes with a DVD which includes a short music video. Be aware the DVD not the CD is region locked for Japan, it is indeed a Japanese Product so be prepared to possibly buy a region free DVD player or DVD Drive.


title: I can tell you right now these men live what they sing. Praise God.


title: Good

text: As expected.


title: a gift my Mom selected

text: A selection made on a whim by my loving Mom... in the mood for jazz and made it perfectly clear.


title: I loved the CD

text: I loved the CD! It brought beautiful memories. The children  from my daycare enjoy every time I play it. Arrived early in great condition. Thank you :-)


title: Fantastic CD of Irish music.

text:
This is a fantastic CD. I also heard this band Fire In the Kitchen when they had 5 performers playing at Sally O'briens in Ft. Lauderdale , Florida in the mid to late 90's. It is sad that  the band as it was then is no longer. The key players Bobby O'Donovan and Bob Noble still play in various pubs in Southern Florida. All the songs are great my favorite is their arrangement of Caledonia.

Paul Farrell
NJ.


title: Five Stars

text: You can't go wrong with Earl Klugh :-)


title: Three Stars

text: Somehow I misunderstood and though that I was getting a CD. Still haven't heard it.


title: How much???!!

text: Sorry, but I can't see paying $900 for any CD, I don't care if Beethoven himself recorded it for me.  I was hoping this is a misprint.  If not, I can do without it.


title: Five Stars

text: Arrived undamaged.


title: Four Stars

text: no problem with shipper, just not what I was looking for.


title: slippery

text: Before I had these, I couldn't scratch. Threw these things on my platter and now I'm at least as good as Qbert. Seriously though, pretty sure they do their job as well as anything.


title: Perfect

text: It came just as described!


title: George Harrison is one of the great guitarists

text: Great music by a great musician ❗


title: Five Stars

text: I love this CD. I listen to it all the time.


title: Strategies to break out of debt for good

text: Excellent financial strategy to break out of credit card debt provided within a story narrative.  Provides insight as to how marketing and credit card industries target consumer's emotional states: vanities, insecurities,  etc in order to get people to spend and to irresponsibly misuse credit.


title: Great compelation and new items I' ve not heard.

text: Will always enjoy anything they produce.


title: One Star

text: Not what I thought but return process was great


title: Very good delivery and on time.

text: Great sounds.


title: This is a classic

text: This CD is replacement for the original 78 record I owned for years.


title: Very good recording.

text: I like listening to international music, and this recording is excellent. The sound quality is high, and the music is very well played. I listen to it a lot.


title: Five Stars

text: Great songs, good cd sound quality


title: ) cd has great sound quality and the cd comes with an insert ...

text:
Full versions of the first 5 opening and ending themes :) cd has great sound quality and the cd comes with an insert that has lyrics and information about the groups that preform the songs.

Very happy with this cd, definitely recommend !


title: Great "New Country" style by prolific music Starr

text: As a recent member of Ringo's All-Starr Band, Page's resume has ranged from jazz-pop crossover to singer songwriter, melodic rock, now country.  I hear influences of Dann Huff's Keith Urban productions on this album but not as quite as punchy.  Also hear Rascal Flatts influence, another Huff produced band.  Well crafted songs, well executed. Tones of west coast country rock, this album could have done well back in the 70's alongside the Eagles, Jackson Browne.  Two Roads and Four Headlights is a standout, but there are no bad songs on this album. Great album. Oh and Tim Pierce absolutely kills on electric guitar!


title: Lost wonder from 1987

text: Heard this back in the day, my music buddy had a copy and I loved it...just found it on the internet again and bought it on the spot. Every song is different. While Russ Freeman was doing his Rippingtons "Moonlighting" project for the Japanese market, these "other guys" (LA Studio elite) were drafted by TDK Japan to do this project.  Great showcase of Lee Ritenour, Nathan East (bass), JR (Robinson), Boddicker (keys), Mathiesen (keys), Tom Scott, other great players.  Birth or an era where art rock meets funk, new age and jazz (fusion).  Take the best dozen guys and throw them into some studios and see what comes out, that is Joy Ride. You will recognize a few of the cuts from satellite radio (smooth jazz). Not totally a Ritenour project, there are some other more dedicated keyboard songs where his influence is not heard. Some of the Ritenour songs are also found on his many solo albums with different arrangements, but these (on Joy Ride)are hard to beat.


title: Feel Good Power Pop

text: Linker has done a great job with this release.  The first three songs are all strong, hook laden pop tunes that could have come out of the early 70's era of Beatles, Beach Boys, Elton John, etc.  There are a few weaker cuts that have a bit of angst and melancholy but no stinkers.  Mitch has a great, soothing voice that gives the listener that warm, fuzzy feeling.  Fans of Jeff Larson and Gerry Beckley will probably like this, although the instrumentation is more keyboard oriented than guitar.  Very good production values, well written and performed. Bravo!


title: The 4 best Danzig albums imo!

text: The first 4 Danzig albums are all really solid.  The rest of the Danzig catalog are much more hit or miss for me.  Nice to get these four all at once for a good price.  They come in a plain white cardboard sleeve containing the 4 CD jewel cases.  Highly recommend this set for even a casual Danzig fan.  🤘


title: Worth having

text: Audio quality is okay though there is billed through on a couple of tracks.  If you love John you’ll like it.


It took longer to arrive than I expected. The CD is a replacement for a favorite that cracked.


title: Can't believe this is a legal recording.

text: This CD sounds as if it is a bootlegged live performance, recorded by someone in the audience holding a Radio Shack microphone. And occasionally coughing during the performance. Parts sound decent if the singer is near the audience member's mike, but if she walks backstage, we lose her. I cannot believe this is a legal recording and certainly not "approved by Pavarotti" as it claims.


title: If this is really a cassette..it is illegal

text: If  this is really an audio cassette...it is an illegal copy of the CD-based audiobook and it should be removed!


I was elated to have come across this CD! I wasn't sure if I should have kept it for myself or gifted to my favorite Aunt. Amazon is the BEST!


title: Cd

text: Wanted the original copy without songs taken out


title: Cds

text: Some of the songs were removed and wanted the whole album


title: Great sound.

text: The cd is great, but like many other great performers it is better to see it in person.  We saw Hawk Henries when camping in Maine he was amazing, so I guess listening to the music without him in front of you is good, but it is best to see him in person.


title: Excellent 2CD

text: I just bought it for 10,5 €, no booklet inside, just flyer. In Germany with censored logo. Cheapest way to have 2 for 1 (Destroyer + Rock And Roll Over). Both CD are remastered in 1997 via Mercury issue. Despite that this jewel case version was released a month ago, the cover is with 2009 year mentioned.


title: BUYER BEWARE! READ BEFORE BUYING!

text: WARNING: These CDs  are copy protected so do not rip them to your computer or laptop as they will mess them up. My friend whom I bought these for ripped one of them to his laptop and it nearly ruined it. That is my reason for giving them 3 stars. Otherwise I would have given them five stars. As a matter of fact for your safety don't even play them in your computer or laptop as it would ruin it as well. Only play these in a conventional CD player. That being said, this has every Metallica hit and then some and I highly suggest you get them if you have a conventional CD player to play them on. I just wish I could have put them on my iPod.


title: Enjoying the sunshine and music 🎼

text: Good cd and sounds great 👍 very fast shipping and delivery 📦<br />Thank You


title: Really great cd and very enjoyable to hear it again after so many years

text:
Sounds great just like I remembered it was !
Truly happy with the cd and it does sound better than it does on cassette tape !
Fast delivery and I am enjoying it today very much !
Thank You so much 😊


title: Good service

text: Nice product as described


title: DOKKEN#1

text: I'm a total fan.


title: Another Great Album From A Pop Icon

text: This lady started as a child star, went on to become a movie star, a pop singer and musical theater actress. At a time when most would take it easy she is still turning out quality recordings of original music, some of them her own compositions. The musicianship of this album is quality, the arrangements are elegant. Ms.Clark does her own background singing. Her version of Peggy Lee's "Fever" has a beat that makes it unique to all other covers. The featured release, "Sacrifice My Heart", is rich in current style and appeal. Some vintage singers look to their past laurels. Not this one. As for Petula Clark, I can't wait to see what she has in store for us from now on.


title: Four Stars

text: Pretty much what you'd expect.  Fun for diehard HM fans to own.


title: Five Stars

text: good price fast service


title: Five Stars

text: good price fast serevice


title: the were great companions

text: i combined this with the book ziegfeld follies of 1919. the were great companions


title: Five Stars

text: was great. just  what i wanted. received fast.


title: Funk 1 Original Masters

text: Excellent buying experience.  Product was exactly as stated and I was very satisfied.<br />Would buy from this seller again and recommend to friends.


title: Great Collection, Poor Mastering

text:
As a big fan of Barbra Streisand I was excited about all the previously unreleased material these 4 CDs included. However, I was unhappy with the mastering. For some reason a dozen or so tracks included a high-pitched, pulsating "dinging" noise, something so high pitched that it was easy to miss. I contacted Columbia/Sony's consumer quality control at the time back in 1991 and no one there would acknowledge the flaw. Some of the rare material is from sources that are far from optimal, however this particular intermittent pulsating sound is not due to inferior source material since it occurs on a variety of tracks. In 1998 the CD set was re-released. It still contained this problem. The noise is slight and difficult to hear, and not on every track. The clearest example of the problem is the track containing "You're the Top" because the song begins very quietly and it is easiest to hear the noise during quiet passages.

Despite this flaw the set of 4 CDs is a "must have" for any fan of Barbra Streisand. But Columbia/Sony PLEASE fix the problem on these CDs before they are re-released again.


title: Only Okay

text: Very abridged, pleasant voice. The mispronunciation of "Lynde" and "Avonlea" was a little hard to get past. I picked this up at the dollar store, so for a dollar, it's okay.


title: Five Stars

text: Better than advertised.  Delivered early was very pleased.


title: I'm so Happy!

text: I'm 47 years old.  When I was a young girl my Grandma listened to these guys on a couple of 45's and an old record player.  I used to dance around her living room when she played them.  Just feeling that Jazzy music made me a music buff for all my life.  I had searched for their music many times but to no avail.  After finding this I could hardly wait for it to arrive.  The first song I played is called "The Touch".  Wow, this took me right back to Grandma's living room and that same feeling came over me when I heard it.  I love it now just as I loved it then.<br />Thanks Amazon....Hope Grandma heard it too!!!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: nice item


title: Good period Civil War music

text: The music was well done and reminiscent of the time period.  Excellent buy.


title: A MUST HAVE!!

text:
A GREAT DISC TO OWN!!!
 Songs are Great and the producing and mastering of disc is superb!!
 You can't beat the great trio of the Rat Pack!!
 Frank Sinatra Sammy Davis and Dean Martin!!
 You won't be dissappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: I would like to see more from the talented players in this band. Great arrangements.


title: Party on!

text: A Great disc to get for all Shakiest lovers. Great disc to have for all occasions!!


title: I am very glad I bought this cd

text: After listening to this cd, I am very glad I bought this cd. The songs are great and the band members are icons in the music industry. I  would insist other music lovers to buy this cd.


title: A lot of repeat songs but still wonderful.

text: Great listening cd.


title: Great fun

text: Great game for the Holidays! Ordered more as gifts.


title: Tour the Bay area in 36 minutes

text:
I have had this since about 1990, and it is strange.  I have not  listened to it more than 10 times.  I can only describe it as Camper Van Beethoven meets The Residents, Frank Zappa, Henry Kaiser, Todd Rundgren, Nick Cave, Fred Frith, and Eugene Chadbourne, with a guest appearance from the backup vocalists from Eskimo.  With the exception of CVB, I am actually not convinced all these people are not the same person anyway.

  The artwork is really odd too.  An old photo of Native Americans, vultures on a Muslim tomb, and wallpaper from your grandmother's house.


title: Good one!

text: Listen to this over and over in my car.


title: Live recording - Eh.

text: Love the performers, but probably because it is a live recording, the sound level isn't consistent.  CD is OK, but not stellar.


title: Don't buy this.

text:
At its best it's average power metal.

At its worst it's complete rubbish.


title: Heavenly Choir

text: Truly an angelic collection of children's voices. I especially loved the arrangement of Ave Maria. This cd is a treasure of Christmas music.


title: New product, rapid, rapid delivery.

text: New product, rapid, rapid delivery.


title: Awesome Twice CD and Extras from a great Seller

text: This CD, poster, pictures and lots of extras was shipped quickly, protected thoroughly and at a fair price by the seller! Would definitely use them again! Quite happy with it!


title: Truthful American history

text: Read by Rush, himself. Unabridged. The entire family, three generations, enjoy listening to these CDs.


title: a sophomoric effort

text: A VERY large departure from their usual feel.  A large amount of irritating vocals (?!) with really contrived lyrics - "Worry No More."  A lot of the songs have a very poppy feel and the sampling is akin to something a teeny bopper would listen to--e.g. "Give and Take."  Hunter's guitar riffs, usually well thought out and catchy, are trite, overly simplistic, and bland. Tribe clearly saw the success of Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" and tried to replicate that sound. In their quest to appeal to the youth of the day, they clearly left a large portion of their fan base behind.  I would give this album 0 stars if I could.  I suppose that Tribe can take the band in whatever direction they feel like, but it's truly a remarkable tragedy to see people requesting songs like "Walk to the Light" when fans used to cringe when they were "schemed" for the 30th show in a row.  The Disco Biscuits already tried the approach of writing poppy music in hope of stardom and cratered their fan base.  STS9 should have taken the lesson to heart.  A shame that a band that produced such epic songs as Baraka, Circus, Tokyo, Equinox, etc. could stoop to such lows.


title: IS THERE ANYTHING LEFT TO SAY ABOUT BILLIE?

text: This was my first album of Billie's and I had no real expectations but the title song is one of my favorites and hard to find performed. Well of course I just love it!  The sound is excellent and Billie gets the most out of every song - she has a way of owning every song she sings. It's a must have for any of her fans and if you're new to her work you couldn't do better than to get this album - she'll knock your socks off!


title: Modern sound, with hat tips to the 80s

text: Great album. Sound is modern but keeps the sound we've come to love from the band.


title: Bad product and paid full price!!

text: Awful CD quality, only plays 1st three songs!


title: I love ACE

text: ACE is my ult group and I've bought every album. This one was just as amazing as the others 😊


title: Amazing

text: Everything was absolutely perfect


title: Why is it so expensive?

text: One of my personal favorite dubstep cds but why is it so expensive?


title: Love it

text: Hard to find a bad John Denver song


title: Grrrreat!

text: Wonderful CD!  Brings back truckloads of happy memories!


title: Wonderful!!!!

text: Excellent recording, interesting music, sound quality is superb and performances are high quality


title: worth the money spent

text: very fun album!


title: It's super great

text: I got these for my girlfriend. We did a secret Santa exchange. She found it hilarious and absolutely loved it. She uses it all the time.


title: Johnny!!!!!

text: Its a little unnerving knowing that somebody figured out that my bias is Johnny. Other than that, I love the cover and love the album. Don’t know who I got for the photocard, because its not Johnny...so yeah....


title: Five Stars

text: First group I saw in concert.  Tells my age.  Music still stands up.


title: Five Stars

text: Great lp.


title: Five Stars

text: Great lp


title: Five Stars

text: Great music


title: Merle Kilgore

text: I always loved Go on Bruce.


title: Five Stars

text: Always like this album


title: Five Stars

text: Great album


title: A Decent Wings Debut

text:
Wings Wild Life is a decent debut by Paul McCartney's band Wings. It has an "intimate-like" quality that makes for comfortable listening.
Highlights include the reggae influenced "Love Is Strange", the soft acoustic ballad "Some People Never Know", and the hidden gem of this album "Tomorrow".
Some of the tracks sound like a jam session ("Mumbo", Bip Bop), probably due to the fact that it was recorded and mixed in 2 weeks.
The dark tracks on this album, "Dear Friend" (supposedly an answer to John Lennon's "How Do You Sleep?") and the title track are decent.
The filler tracks (the little "Link" tracks, as well as "I am Your Singer") are just what they are "Filler".
I found the only bonus track that was interesting was the rocking "Give Ireland Back To The Irish".
All in all not a superb piece, but an interesting album to listen to once and a while.


title: A great sound of jazzy fun!

text: This is my first CD with Lynda and it’s a fun filled jazzy music I let replay three times on my first listen! Loved it!


title: Butch Walker project This album Is far out

text: Butch Walker project<br />This album Is far out rock


title: Chet at his best.

text: I was a young man when i first heard this album. I played it so many times i wore it out. Chets fluid and precise playing inspired me to try playing the guitar. I would highly recommend this beautiful recording to anyone who enjoys Chet. One of my all time favorites.


title: GOOOOOOOOOOO DAWGS!!!

text: Love it! Brings back many happy tailgating memories and looking forward to hearing those songs again this coming football season.


title: Five Stars

text: Great condition!


title: Good old time rock and roll

text: This brings back memories, Good old  rock and roll


title: on time

text: This arived  in a timely mannor and it had a short shiping time from time of order till time of shipping and other than the CD case broken it is good


title: Outstanding

text: In the future I will definitely purchase anything I see newly released by Dakota Blonde


title: It's not what I had expected from such a great band

text: it was average to below average for such a great band


title: Who will rock with you...

text: Bands in the ‘70s definitely loved cranking out live records and why not? Some of these LPs were huge sellers and cemented the legendary status of many of these groups, the heavy ones especially. Blue Oyster Cult had already released a double live album in 1975 but as the group had ascended to greater heights after their ‘Agents of Fortune’ and to a lesser extent their ‘Spectres’ LPs, I guess the powers that be at CBS records thought that another live album was needed from these guys. ‘Some Enchanted Evening’ proved many skeptics wrong, I guess, as it became the biggest selling record for BOC. Who knew? It does contain arguably their most celebrated songs - “Don’t Fear the Reaper”, “Godzilla” and “Astronomy’ and some interesting covers in “Kick out the Jams” and “We’ve Got to Get Out of This Place” but curiously it was only a single LP. They probably didn’t want too much overlap in songs from ‘On Your Feet’ which I guess was a good call. The performances are decent but they’re not noticeably better than the studio versions. There is an expanded version which does contain some songs from the previous live opus but would the casual fan miss it if it was never added to the original running time? I don’t know. ‘Some Enchanted Evening’ is for the completist in many of us but it is not essential and does not rival the top live records of the day in my humble opinion. It’s still awesome to hear the live version of ‘Astronomy’ but if you have the studio records, you might want to pass.


title: Dead cats and dead rats...

text: The Doors had a ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ live reputation throughout their short but storied career due to the unpredictable nature of frontman Jim Morrison and his many moods. On some nights it was magical as Jim acted as sort of a poet for the apocalypse but on some others it was a disaster as Morrison would lose interest, fall down, insult the audience, etc. ‘In Concert’ is a live compilation made up of the earlier double LP ‘Absolutely Live’ and the single album ‘Alive She Cried’ plus four additional tracks from ‘Live at the Hollywood Bowl’. In other words, the best of Doors live. It certainly seems that way to this particular listener as it seems hard to believe that the Doors could ever be less than captivating in a live setting. There are plenty of hits and several songs that had never appeared on a studio record over the two discs. “Light My Fire”, “The End”, “When the Music’s Over”, “Roadhouse Blues”, “Break on Through” and other popular songs are presented in what I feel are solid representations and don’t necessarily make you long for overplayed studio versions. “The Celebration of the Lizard” is also presented in its full version which originally took up a whole album side of ‘Absolutely Live’ and which some listeners may quibble about but again I think it brilliantly displays the poetic side of Morrison. The Ray Manzarek sung “Close to You” is a special treat, humorously introduced by Jim and is one of several examples of the band expanding on their blues roots. Another highlight would be a soundcheck run through of Van Morrison’s “Gloria” (originally appearing on ‘Alive She Cried’) which almost makes it the definitive version of that song. Any Doors fan really should have this double disc compilation but casual listeners may not enjoy the admitted areas of self -indulgence but again I like the improvisation because you’re not listening to the same old songs the same way. I think I’d better close now…


title: Gamblin' with our souls...

text: Molly Hatchet’s third album, released the early fall of 1980, was their first with singer Jimmy Farrar. Though the drop off in success was very slight, if at all, it would soon be evident that most fans considered Danny Joe Brown as THE singer for Molly Hatchet, as ‘Flirtin’ with Disaster”’s status as a classic rock staple pretty much set in stone. Again, that aside, ‘Beating the Odds’ is high quality Southern Rock. The title track just cooks - in fact every song on what used to constitute side one is excellent. “Sailor, “The Rambler” and “Double Talker” keep the pace lively. Not that the second is bad, just not as memorable - one drug warning song, a CCR cover (thankfully not one of Creedence’s better known songs) and a paean to rock critics pretty much sums up Side two. From what I’ve read, Molly Hatchet was definitely cleaning up in the market place and on tour but after ‘Beating the Odds’ the forward momentum started to reverse. Brown’s eventual return in 1983 may have come too late or maybe it just didn’t matter as classic Southern Rock just wasn’t the same anymore. Again, but ‘Beating the Odds’ if you like the heavier side of Skynyrd or if you’re into Blackfoot and though the second album with Farrar, ‘Take No Prisoners’ is decent, it’s still let down. Eyes are looky glassy...running for a stone cold tomb - pretty dark huh but most of ‘Beating the Odds’ rocks pretty positively. Get out the whiskey and start guzzlin…..


title: One hot piece of property....

text: Another solid, not spectacular release from Molly Hatchet, ‘Take No Prisoners’ won’t win over any new converts but it will please anyone who wants their Southern Rock the way God intended it. Featuring their second lead vocalist Jimmy Farrar, the band served up another helping of their Jacksonville bred, Skynyrd influenced set of power cords led by first track “Bloody Reunion” and then not really letting off the gas pedal until the close with ‘Dead Giveaway’. I do feel that most bands lose a bit of their identity when they lose their original singer, and when Danny Joe Brown left after the platinum selling ‘Flirtin’ with Disaster’, Molly Hatchet took a hit in loss of a key focal point. However they still rocked but maybe not as distinctly without Brown. Anyway, faves on the record in question include, “Respect Me in the Morning”, “Mine All Mine” and “Don’t Leave Me Lonely Tonight”. The “Long Tall Sally” cover is decent as they do something different with it (slow bluesy beginning then rocked up through the end) and horns on “Lady Luck” might not have been the best option but fans of Molly Hatchet won't be disappointed.


title: I've been bad, I've good...

text: ZZ Top were on a tremendous role in the mid-70’s. In fact this was truly a golden age for the band as they could literally do no wrong from ‘73-’79. However as the decade progressed, the tours became longer and more time was spent on the road than in the studio as album releases started to spread out. After the achievement of headline status with ‘Tres Hombres’, ZZ Top came out with a bit of a head scratcher of sorts with the half live, half studio LP ‘Fandango!’ in 1975. Some feel this was a mistake as either a full live record or a full original album would have been a better choice. The live cuts fill Side One and are incendiary - a full blast of the fury of ZZ Top in concert with two songs (one original and one cover) and then a ten minute medley of blues and what comes across as a scat contest between Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill (I don’t know what you call it but scat seems to fit). The beauty of ‘Fandango!’ is the studio side, which seems to be the lost third side to ‘Tres Hombres’ as it could be one of ZZ Top’s finest hours (or twenty minutes). Every song is killer - “Nasty Dogs”, “Mexican Blackbird”, “Blue Jean Blues”, “Balinese” and the two absolute classics that close the record - “I Heard It on the X” and “Tush”. The grooves on the songs are so unbelievable that you wish they had a full record of this quality. I personally would have preferred a full studio record but there you go. ‘Fandango!’ was a band at the peak of their powers, all killer and no filler. Everywhere y’all, anywhere y’all....


title: Cause we bad...

text: ZZ Top ended their first decade with another vinyl triumph in ‘Deguello’, keeping the nod to Texas’ Mexican influences alive for the fourth consecutive LP. What makes the current record unique is that it comes after a three layoff, which is the kind of extended time off the marketplace that was reserved to such titans as Led Zeppelin,The Who and Pink Floyd. And here was this ‘lil ole band from Texas’ entering heady company indeed. ‘Deguello’ contained such ZZ classics as “Cheap Sunglasses” and “I’m Bad, I’m Nationwide” in addition to two covers. Three years off and then two covers?? Hold on, “I Thank You”, an old Sam and Dave hit, almost seems like an orignal compostion. It opens the LP so that should tell you how important the song was to the band. “Dust My Broom” is the old blues standard, given the ZZ Top polish - most likely a song the band played back in the day before the big time called. “Manic Mechanic” is in the same eccentric style the trio would revist on ‘El Loco’, displaying the same bizarre sense of humor. ‘Deguello’ proved to be a smash but was only a harbinger of the megafame the band would enjoy in the ‘80s. West coast strut as sweet as molasses...


title: Long blond hair and eyes of blue...

text: The initial plan for the soundtrack to ‘Yellow Submarine’, an animated film inspired and featuring the music of the Beatles (without any of their direct involvement), was to put out an ‘EP’ featuring the new numbers. At least that’s the plan that made the most sense but what record buyers got in early 1969 was an ‘official’ full length album which was made up of exactly four new songs (outtakes from sessions from ‘Sgt. Pepper’ and the ‘White Album’), two rereleases of older hits (title track, obviously) and a whole side of George Martin composed film soundtrack music. Not a real Beatles album by any stretch of the imagination, so it barely rates higher than two stars. The four songs that were new are very good including the two George Harrison compositions; “Northern Song” and “It’s All Too Much”. Paul’s “All Together Now” is kind of his typical whimsy schtick while Lennon’s “Hey Bulldog” is probably the most known song from this specious LP. EP’s were not commercially viable by the end of the ‘60s, especially in the States, but I think the Beatles would have found a way to pull it off. If you’re lonely you can talk to me...but more newer songs would’ve helped...


title: Takin' care of your insanity...

text: Having come relatively late to the BOA party, I had never heard the original single live LP of ‘Raunch N’ Roll’ but I know how important it was to their career. Never a huge band by any definition, Black Oak Arkansas definitely filled a niche as slightly avant garde Southern rock band (probably not the correct term but I don’t know how else to describe their music). Like many classic 70’s bands who put out live albums, ‘Raunch N’ Roll’ would be the band’s most consistent seller and I still feel it contains the best songs from their often freaky catalog. ‘The Complete Raunch N’ Roll’ may seem like overkill, as one reviewer intimated but it is probably the best version of this record available. All of the aspects that made BOA memorable and kind of a cult favorite are featured here and most descriptions of this band pretty much begin and end with frontman Jim Dandy and while not a great singer by any means, he is entertaining as hell! He was also perfect for these songs in addition to playing a killer washboard (hard to write this with a straight face!) Highlights include “Hot n’ Nasty”, “Mutants of the Monster”, “Uncle Lijah”, “Hot Rod” and “When Electricity Came to Arkansas”. What made the original LP fairly unique was that while being the band’s fourth release and only containing seven songs, four of which had not been on any of the previous three records, including “Hot Rod”. “Up”, one of the aforementioned tunes to make its LP debut features a monstrous drum solo from future Ozzy Osbourne and Whitesnake drummer Tommy Aldridge, considered one of the best in the business. In the double CD reissue you get double the “Up” along with the mock orgasmic “Movin” and many of the previously commented on classics. You may want to seek out the original single LP on CD unless you want BOA overkill and the sound quality may not be as much of an upgrade (opener “Gettin’ Kinda Cocky” really buries Dandy’s vocals) but if you really want to experience this band in all of their tokin’ (ahem) glory, ‘The Complete Raunch N’ Roll Live’ will give you all the Black Oak Arkansas you’ll ever need. Misfits of mankind indeed...


title: Going way down south...

text: The Jimi Hendrix Experience took the world by storm in the mid to late ‘60s but within three years, the flame that burned so brightly had petered out. Mitch Mitchell and Noel Redding had left JImi who was now a solo artist. Sadly he only lived another year or so but as they say, his legend will never die. ‘Smash Hits’ was the original greatest hits compilation of this fated but ridiculously talented combo. Hendrix was obviously unique in many ways but his album releases often differed between UK and US versions. What makes that unique is that although Jimi was American, his LP releases usually came out in Britain first, no doubt due to his “discovery” on that side of the pond after five years of obscurity backing up various American soul and R&B outfits (Isleys, Little Richard, etc.). The British ‘Smash Hits’ was released before ‘Electric Ladyland’ and contained some b-sides (“Stars That Play”, “51st Anniversary”) and singles (“Burning of the Midnight Lamp”, “Purple Haze”, “Wind Cries Mary” and “Hey Joe”) that had yet to make it to an LP in the UK. The American version contains album tracks from the debut that did not make it on the US version of ‘Are You Experienced’ such as “Red House” and “Remember”. You don’t need to buy both versions of ‘Smash Hits’ as a recent rerelease of ‘AYE’ contains all of the tracks as bonus cuts. It’s really the rare b-sides that make UK ‘Smash Hits’ an essential addition, unless of course you were able to download those rare tracks. Maybe for the purist then? Anyway, you can’t go wrong and now there really ain’t no use in me hanging around...


title: We'll walk this land...

text: Iron Butterfly are often not taken all that seriously today, even by fans of ‘60s psychedelic rock and one listen to the band’s most famous recording will probably explain why. ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’ is known for its insanely long and plodding title track and if Iron Butterfly had never made another record, this song would have given them their lasting fame or infamy depending on one’s patience for seventeen minute album tracks that don’t show much movement, change or sonic variance.  The rest of the LP (side one, as side two was just IGDV) is nothing special and actually full of extremely dated hippy nonsense. Doug Ingle’s voice does not help matters either and it’s not that he can’t sing it’s just well, again…dated or exaggerated or just plain silly sounding (doesn’t help that the second song is called “Flowers and Beads”, yeesh..).  And speaking of daft lyrics, check out “Are You Happy”….and she was grooovey…LOL. Anyway this album sold bucket loads although some of the sales numbers seem ludicrously unbelievable – 30 million sales???? Really???? Has to be worldwide but still that would put it top 20 best selling LPs for all time and I don’t know if anyone puts this record on as much as other lauded members on that list (you know the ones). Again the title track really said it all and put the heavy in Iron Butterfly but heavy metal……c’mon! Still that riff is contagious but the rest is best left in some dusty LSD vaults and rightfully so.


title: Like the extra disc

text: Top albums of all time. Like the extra disc.


title: FleetWood Mac #1 Rock Band of All Times

text:
A most for anyone who is a Fleetwood Mac Fan , I Love this Deluxe Set.

Now I have the original 1977 Rumuors album when it came out 40 years ago and I have my Deluxe Rumours Album

WOW !!! I love it


title: Great CD!

text: This was a gift for someone who has wanted this CD for at least 15 years.. He is delighted.


title: Most Overlooked album ?

text: This masterpiece gets my vote for most overlooked masterpiece released in popular music. Love's third record is his crowning achievment and one of the best rock albums of the 60s.


title: some of the best there is

text: just listened to randy and  buddy miles doing all along the watchtower, i have been a fan since 71 and am totally wowed by his performances , on this cd listen to champagne and ,,,, as well as million dollars, and find any other music of his you can get , the best renditions of hendrix and a tribute to buddy as well , enjoy


title: after autumn

text: For those of us who began with Stand Up, it is difficult to place the later cds in context. However, I found Minstrel in the Gallery, Songs, and Burstin Out to be excellent in regard to the  talents of Martin Barre and  Ian. Also , Tull fans do not forget This Was , which is very heavy dharma.  Imagine if Mick Abrahams received 1/2 the airtime Page,Clapton or others  where the band would have gone.


title: Five Stars

text: All good


title: Three Stars

text: its ok but old stuff is better


title: Five Stars

text: awesome cd a classic for sure thanks


title: skratched so bad i cant play it

text: skratched to s***. dvd starts at the 41st min. so way bummed


title: Perfect in all ways

text: Great versions from start to finish, Beautiful is my favorite


title: No DOWNLOAD capability!!

text: CD only for SOME reason. No download. Be careful when ordering this album. Both versions.


title: Good listening

text: Enjoyed the cd.


title: Wonderful collection of early 80's country

text: This is a great collection of early 80's country as I remember it from my childhood Saturday morning chores.  I am sure I could spend time mentioning missing songs, but I would rather simply say that there are no included songs that I felt shouldn't have been.  It has the most important characteristic of a compilation, in my opinion, it is enjoyable.


title: My friend loves this cd.

text: I purchased this cd for a friend. It was slightly used, so I took a chance buying it.  He loves it and said that it is in perfect condition.


title: In The Evening

text: If this isn't Donavon's best, it's close. The whole cd works great as a concept-type album and he sounds smooth, relaxed, and playing with a comfortable vibe throughout. His music is reminiscent of Jack Johnson obviously, but he has his own thing going on here, especially with his rhythms. This is a good one. Not sure how anyone could not like this disc either on the way home from work, or by the river with a beer in your hand, or with your girl in the evening.


title: Distant Thunder CD

text: My husband and myself have this on cassette and we wanted it on CD.  We have been looking for a CD version for years. We were so exited when we found this one.  We were a little disappointed because the sound quality is muffled, our cassette version sounds much clearer.


title: I LOVE THIS ALBUM

text: male and female vocals (she is amazing), thought provoking lyrics, and over flowing with raw, hardcore talent. I wish I had been able to see them play.


title: Good job

text: I am very satisfied with my purchase.


title: Good choice of songs

text: Good choice of songs. I really enjoy this compilation and listen to it often. I wish someone would do an album of all ballads that haven't been on the "Love Songs" issues. Some of the less known are wonderful.


title: Fantastic!

text: Truly a wonderful collection from an outstanding band. A great way to jump in and get addicted!


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful, fun music from some nice folks I had the pleasure of talking to many years ago.


title: Very highly recommended...

text: Anna's work is always pioneering as it is soul-bearing and fun to experience... Sinentefksi is no exception!!!! Very highly recommended...


title: Cool CD

text: Great CD took a while to get it but great to listen to..


title: Great tunes!

text: Awesome song selection.  Love  CCR


title: CD Cases were cracked

text: All the  CD cases were cracked . The music still  good .


title: Listen to the music and. Feel Gods presence come into the room.Amazing!

text: This music will take you directly into the ptesence of God.It is very Good for worship and meditatoon.Recommend it highly!


title: Good Try..But a Big Miss

text: Sorry to write terrible sound..muffled...screeching..I should have known that the old tapes were probably damaged..a few good tracks.<br />Over all?  Forget it..


title: Five Stars

text: I love this series....obscure..unusual....rarely heard soul tunes....A great variety.....I have the entire series....all good buys


title: Exquisite retrospective

text:
Subtitled 1982-2002, 20 Years of Acoustic Music, Harvey Reid's latest release is a magnificent overview of a life spent exploring plucked-string magic. The 40 selections on this two-disc set are precisely divided between instrumentals (disc 1) and songs (disc 2). Some tracks are compiled from earlier albums, while others are previously unreleased. Playing various combinations of 6- and 12-string guitar, slide, autoharp, bouzouki, mandolin, mandocello, 6-string banjo, and lap steel, Reid is captivating on three levels: First, his relaxed, yet articulate technique allows him to make even the most challenging pieces sound graceful and dynamic. Second, his tone is unfailingly ripe and ringing. Finally, his repertoire is vast: This album contains fiddle tunes, Civil War songs, gospel hymns and spirituals, ragtime fingerpicking, bluegrass flatpicking, traditional Appalachian and Celtic ballads, country blues, and even a Bach minuet.

Detail freaks will dig how Reid lists the instruments, tunings, and picking techniques he uses for each track, as well as when and where it was recorded. Best of all, there are numerous examples of Reid's partial capo innovations (including his multiple and "minus" capo techniques, which he explains in the liner notes). Exquisite sounds from a masterful picker.


title: One Star

text: I thought This was the album but it was just 1 song.


title: These are the best sleeves you can get and the price is great ...

text: These are the best sleeves you can get and the price is great here, unless you are willing to buy 1000 at a discount elsewhere.


title: Five Stars

text: This SACD is perfect! Now all we need is for Shania’ catalogue to be released in this format.


title: Recommend.

text: Excellent collection contains the best songs of the artist. Product with graphic refined, perfect fitting, short: flawless. Loved. I recommend. Very good.


title: Fine selections superbly played - Audio recording not up to ...

text: Fine selections superbly played - Audio recording not up to the usual high standards - but I love it anyway.


title: Ann Wilson

text: I only purchased this CD because of the duet with Heart and Deanna Carter. I was amazed at how well the voices meshed together.  Ann Wilson is amazing.<br />Im normally NOT into Country and Western music.  However, this is a very pleasant surprise.


title: Five Stars

text: Choose the best singles.  Worth the buy.


title: celebration

text: I really  enjoyed  this cd  it  was  packaged very protective  the  music  was great it  was nice to listen to music from all  over  the world.


title: No Time to Lose is on this one (obscure '80s song)

text: This was very hard to find, especially on CD. It wasn't inexpensive, but since I really, really like "No Time To Lose" it was worth it. This is an obscure song from the early '80s.


title: Great album and extremly fast shipping from Great Britain!

text: Disc was perfect, no scratches. It didn't click when I bought it that was coming from Great Britian. Still, it got here pretty darn quick. Thanks!


title: CD Pocket Full o' Kryptonite

text:
Wow ... here's a poser: Do you really want this set? And, yes, it is inSANEly expensive. The only reason I got a set was because I caught a really good FilmScoreMonthly sale on it.

Now, if you are new to the  1978-87 Christopher Reeve films and merely curious, or if you are only a fan of the score to the legendary first movie in the series, then don't buy this set. All you need is the now-classic 2CD soundtrack to the first movie from Rhino Records ([[ASIN:B000046PVN Superman - The Movie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]]).

Meanwhile, what would you be "missing" by foregoing this set? Time for a tour:

The nice thick hardback booklet that comes with this set keeps insisting that this is a much improved recording of the first movie's score, compared to the 2000 sdtk I mentioned and linked above. Personally, I'm not one to notice such things -- the older soundtrack has always sounded fine to me, better than the original double-LP set I grew up with. Besides, the 2000 CD is virtually complete, with the entire score and various alternates. So the CDs and cues for the first movie are the biggest redundancy here. Maybe one or two alternate cues and minor source music cues are the only additions here, no biggies.

Superman 2 and 3 (both scored by Ken Thorne) are represented by one CD each, with their source music (and movie 3's alternate takes) relocated to disc 8. Of course, the sequels are lesser than the original film, and this extends to Thorne's rehash scores. He basically just re-does Williams' cues from the first movie, all with virtually no variation, and with an obviously smaller orchestra. For movie 2's villains, he squeezes out every bit of "Krypton" music he could find, including unused material, which can still be found on the original movie's soundtrack.
Highlights of S2's score include the extended title sequence; some major Fortress of Solitude sequences (particularly Tracks 15, 19, 20); perhaps some of the music to the later battles with the villains; and the bittersweet "Sad Return." That's it. Otherwise, it's all literally a poor man's Superman re-tread.
(Superman 2: The Richard Donner Cut (2006), for all intents and purposes, just uses cues and alternate cues from the first movie, so no separate soundtrack album for it is needed here.)

For Superman 3, Thorne tried to expand his repertoire of Superman material, with mixed results. A lot of it is redundant and somewhat amateurish, as usual, but he also takes the opportunity to try something different. Gus Gorman (Richard Pryor) gets a theme (meh) , there's an okay love theme for Lana Lang (Annette O'Toole, yes, THAT one), and a somewhat intriguing and appropriately menacing theme for the funky supercomputer. S3's controversial comedic opening has some interesting and intricate comedic scoring. Although the Krypton stuff returns yet again, it is put to its most intriguing and fantastic use for the "dark Superman" sequences that culminate in the near endless battle between a split dark Kal-El and Clark Kent.

S3 is also the first Superman movie to get a notable dose of pop source music. There's a cheesy but passable synth version of the main title theme by Giorgio Moroder. A nice enough pop rendition of this movie's Love Theme (don't worry, all instrumental, no cheesy lyrics and singing to ruin it).
"Rock On" is a ho-hum, overly loud rock song; "No See No Cry" is most definitely a pop song of the '80s, almost danceable, *almost*. "They Won't Get Me" is one of the strangest pop songs ever stuck onto a movie, an acid trip combo of synth rock and country that has to be heard to be believed. (For the merely curious, all of these pop songs can be found on S3's original soundtrack, but it's apparently only on LP).

While we're talking pop music, Superman IV also has a set of pop songs, but they are so insanely bad, out of date even for the 1987 movie they mostly didn't get used in. Picture yourself getting one of those ghastly big boombox stereo systems and lugging it around like a moron while playing these songs on tape at full blast. Yep, that's how goofy these songs are.

Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. Those words send a shudder of revulsion through most self-respecting movie fans. I was as (generally) unimpressed with the score as with the movie when I first watched it on VHS way back when. S4 apparently never got a soundtrack album released, it was so maligned and mangled (edited way down from its earlier 2 hr.s). The score is by Alexander Courage, with some background help, assistance, and encouragement from Williams. Once again, this is a poor-man's / reduced-orchestra rendition of Superman music, but some of it is almost kinda pretty good. And it gets 2CDs!
There are obvious misses, like the super-sappy "Jeremy's Theme." "Lacey's Theme" is obvious slinky saxophone stuff that's almost nice in spite of itself. The relentless pounding and menacing theme for the woefully badly characterized / "acted" Nuclear Man is certainly cheesy, but also fun and kinda neat. Despite the inherent flaws, there are some fairly worthwhile cues like "United Nations,"  "Down with Flu," and Lex Luthor's classic march returns with a militaristic gleeful vengeance in "Two-Faced Lex / Missile Buildup." Various cues around the battles with Nukey have their moments, and "Lacey's Place" is a well-scored romantic farce, reminiscent of the comedic prologue to Superman 3.

In addition, you get a CD of music from the 1988 animated series, which is fairly typical of music for adventure cartoons of the day. Its title theme is a shorter, broader fanfare that merely evokes the Williams fanfare. Composed by Ron Jones (during his Trek: Next Gen years), it is simple serviceable music for a wide variety of story subject and moods.

To recap the disks: CD 1, 2 -- Superman: The Movie
 CD 3 -- S2 CD4 -- S3 CD5,6 -- S4:Q4P CD7: 1988 Animated series CD8 -- extras / alternates / source

The set comes in solid packaging, with a leather-bound 160-page booklet with all of the information on Superman music you could possibly want, including cue-by-cue analysis, including which cues from movie 1 were re-used again and again in the sequels. There are bio.s / interviews with all of the composers, and behind-the-scenes discussions on how the scores and earlier soundtracks came to be. The Nine basic leitmotifs of Superman are listed / discussed at one point, and the title march is analyzed, too. In the back, extra source music that didn't make it to these CDs is listed. This set almost feels like film scoring school in a box thanks to the booklet.

And that's it. If you don't care at all for the music to the sequels, then you're not really missing out on all that much, although you'd do well to borrow and listen to a copy just for curiosity's sake. Again, the 2000 CD pair for the first movie that I linked at the top of the review is really all you need.


title: Contents Overview

text:
"Sympathy for Lady Vengeance"
Out of [Park Chan-Wook]'s entire "Vengeance Trilogy," this is the most accessible soundtrack, just as good and engaging as the music to "Oldboy," if not even better. However, it's not always the most available -- I had this on my wish list for a year before a copy finally became available. A lot of the score is a compilation of versions of (usually excerpts of) Vivaldi and Paganini, so ye might be able to compile a collection of much of the material here from some classical albums.

Track titles and timings: (Untitled tracks are not translated into English on the album)
1) Cantate "Cessate, Om(n)ai Cessate" RV684 ; "Ah ch'infelische Sempre" (2:26),
2 (1:44), 3 (2:46)
4) Niccolo Paganini's Caprice no24 in A minor (4:44)
5 (0:56), 6 (2:40)
7) Concerto for Strings in A major RV159 (1:30)
8) Concerto no3 in G minor RV310 (1:30)
9 (2:12), 10 (1:04) 11 (0:34), 12 (1:49), 13 (1:19)
14) Concerto no2 in G minor RV578 (1:30)
15) Concerto for bassoon in E minor RV484 (strings) (0:39)
16 (2:47), 17 (3:08)
18) Mareta, mareta, no'm faces plorar (6:00)
19) Another take of track 1 (2:21)
20) Another take of 18 & 12 (3:17)

Track 9 is a longer version of track 2, both in a very baroque / romantic style, w/ harpsichord and strings; (finale?)
Track 12 is another version of tracks 18 and 20, with English vocals in an adaptation of a traditional lullaby
Track 17 is a waltz-like evocation of other tracks, with woodwinds and strings

Apparently, the rest of the tracks are original material, many in baroque style and many emphasize the string sections, and a few piano or vocal or flute tracks. Track 16 most noticeably breaks with the baroque pattern, a dark and driving piano piece.


title: Keyboard.....How Quaint!

text:
"Voyage Home" finished up the events of the Genesis trilogy, around a separate, comedic and green time travel story, becoming one of the most popular Trek movies. But I never really liked the score to it.
Sure, the title theme is ok, and the probe's theme is all nice n' mysterious......but that's it. The rest of it is overly pedestrian, leaning on the mickey-mousing technique, too broadly sitcom comedic (listen to the music telling you that this sequence is funny!), or otherwise just flat. Even Kirk Thatcher's punk song "I Hate You" (also included here, leading to "Voyage Home" 's hilarious "honor" of being the only Trek album that has the phrase "contains explicit lyrics" on it) is more fun and interesting than the score. There are some alternate cues that are almost better than the actual score, only to fall apart at some point.

If you really, Really, Truly love the score to this film, by all means, buy it -- tis lower-priced than the other Trek score re-release out there, and it's just as complete. I only grabbed it out of sheer curiosity (and its relatively low price).


title: Goldsmith Classic is Finally Official and Complete

text:
The "Gremlins" soundtrack has gone full circle. Released in the days when CDs were still newfangled, and at a time when score soundtracks received a lot less respect than just five years earlier (witness the transition from 2LPs' worth of score each from the first two "Star Wars" films in 1977 and '80 to a measly 1LP for "Jedi" in '83), the "Gremlins" soundtrack had the additional --and all-too-common-- indignity of half the album space wasted by pop songs, leaving barely 16 minutes worth of score. (Compare to the original "Back to the Future" album, with even less score.) I've had the original LP for all this time... and nothing to play it on for over a decade.
"Gremlins" went on to become one of the premiere examples of the bootleg soundtrack, with cheaply produced CDs that at least had more of the score on it. With each DVD release, I wondered if they'd bother to put on an isolated score; no dice.

The last five years have been golden for classic '80s fantasy movie score soundtrack collectors: Predator, Back to the Future, Star Trek 2 and 3, and now Gremlins is complete. And so, amid rumors of the soon-to-come demise of the CD format, Gremlins has a complete album.

Like the recent Trek 3 (Search4Spock) re-issue, it comes in two CDs, 1) the complete score, and 2) a nostalgic reproduction of the original album of 4 cues/medleys and 3 pop songs (including a loud and early Peter Gabriel effort). Comes with very good and thorough liner notes.

Un-Numbered TRACK LISTING for Disc 1:
Steiner WB fanfare/Shop/Little One , Late for Work, Mrs Deagle/That Dog, Gift, First Aid, Spilt Water, New One, Lab / Old Times,
 Injection, Snack Time/ Wrong Time, Box, First Aid, Disconnected/ Hurry Home, Kitchen Fight, Dirty Linen, Pool, Plow/
Special Delivery, High Flyer, Too Many Gremlins, No Santa Claus, After Theater,
Theater Escape / Stripe Loose/ Toy Dept/ No Gizmo, Fountain/ Stripe's Death,
Goodbye Billy, End Title [Gremlin Rag] (25 tracks, 62+ min.s total),
AND nine bonus tracks (13+ min.s) of alternate takes and non-pop source music

There's an occasional feeling that something is missing or out of place, but that's usually because the film sometimes uses cues in a more random and differently edited way, so this soundtrack is still easily 99% complete, with nothing major missing. There are also some alternate takes, a short untreated track of Gizmo singing (awwww), and a pretty funny short track of Gizmo's toy horn / kazoo playing, in keeping with the spirit of one of Goldsmith's more comedic creature feature scores. (You can also compare this score to Goldsmith's work on the "Nightmare at 20'000 Feet" [another Gremlin tale] segment of the 1983 "Twilight Zone" movie and/or its soundtrack.)


title: Now With Over 55% More Days!

text: As I write this, you can either pay $28.99 (plus shipping) for the almost entirely complete soundtrack to "55 Days," or you can pay $41 (again, plus shipping) for the 40-minute CD release. Yes, the choice is as obvious as it sounds. With alternating traces of his scores for "Giant," "Friendly Persuasion," of course, "The Alamo," and what would become "Fall of the Roman Empire," Dimitri Tiomkin creates one of the most poignant, explosive, and haunting scores of all time. If the blizzard of super-fast strings at the beginning of the overture doesn't hook you, go for something subtler, like the film music of today. The overture is the best track and, according to this CD's liner notes, it is featured on the stripped-down release of the score, but it only serves as a shadow of things to come. In his furious, harshly melodic and exquisitely detailed action cues, Tiomkin established a precedent to be picked up and experimented with by (most notably) John Williams in his early "Star Wars" scores. (In fact, brief phrases here and there seemed to briefly transport me to the forests of Endor.) There is a harrowingly aching theme, "Moon Fire," for the young half-Chinese, half-American girl Theresa; an urgent, tragically romantic and reasonably Russian motif for Ava Gardner's Natasha; and, most famously of all, "So Little Time," the lush and heartbreaking lament for the squandered possibility of unexplored love. This gorgeously designed (see the epic artwork on the front and back covers) set also restores important, and toe-tapping, source cues including "Dance at the British Embassy" and "Religious Ceremony" (okay, so that last one's not exactly toe-tapping, but very exotic and memorable). The main themes are more developed in their complete contexts, and there are even a few tracks not to be heard in the actual movie. In short, completely attractive, musically mesmerizing, and, comparatively, a gigantic savings. Go for it. So little time....


title: Yup, Space Dandy.

text: Yes, I heard it in that commercial while I was half awake. The band I think Is still making music but that one song is probably my favorite. The album as a whole isn't completely my taste in metal but it is listen-able. This is a pretty rare disc so you may never see a copy of it. Maybe google a bit about it...


title: I had a good friend that turned me on to their music back ...

text: I had a good friend that turned me on to their music back in 73. I was 16 years old. I played that album over and over and over and over! Im now 61 and still love that band as much as I did then. They should have been the hottest band going because at the time they were in a class all their own. I never heard the album SNAIL. I can still hear Holly Vaughn's awesome voice belting out, "So Do I " Patrick Henry So Do I! It really made me sad to learn that she had passed. I think I"m going to call up my old buddy and see if I cant get him to ship that vinyl to me on the fastest thing smokin! Pam


title: Five Stars

text: well done


title: I love it

text: a true treasure


title: Bad ass CD.

text: Music I love, got to me fast.


Very good, everything I expected and more. The narration and music fit perfect together and is very beautiful to listen to.


title: An excellent recording to listen to authentic mantra associated with the Agni Hotra Ritual.

text:
For a student of Sanskrit with a desire to listen to and to earn authentic mantra associated with the Agni Hotra Ritual this is an excellent audio recording.

The mantra are recited in a classical way with proper swara emphasis.

One negative aspect of the CD is that there are not individual tracks for each mantra. It you are studying the CD mantra by mantra you will have to be resourceful and use your 21st century technology to make your own modules for study.

 I can’t imagine who would buy this CD just to listen to it — but then, people think I’m curious for studying a dead language and amassing recordings on old technologies to facilitate my hobby. So there’s that.

May we all be blessed by the seven tongues of fire on all seven levels of reality. And, may the fire of life allow us to live our full span of life and reach some deeper understanding of reality.


title: Daniel Kane on the Chapman Stick

text: We have fond memories of seeing Daniel Kane perform on the streets of San Francisco. I was so glad to find this CD.


title: Good shipment

text: Came as described and good packing.  Bought this for my Mom who has dementia.  She has been listening for over an hour.  Calms her.  Most recommended for elder people who grew up in the old time chruch.


title: Lovely ❤

text: Beautiful, I love Janice Harper. She was a very under appreciated artist. She also has a weird story to her life that really can only be found on certain places of the internet. The record came in great condition and it places beautifully. Thank you


title: Nice disk

text: Arrived fast in good condition. Beautiful soothing songs.


title: Great Happy Day Music!

text: Simply an amazing record.  The funk is glorious, but the hard driving blues guitar on many tracks cannot be discounted.  The 1st 6 tracks are a strait through listen!


title: One Star

text: Way to much expensive!!!


title: Four Stars

text: Gotta love Eddie


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you


title: Great praise album for kids.

text: This was used in a VBS past.  Even adults can enjoy these songs.  Upbeat and fun songs to sing and dance to.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this album!


title: Perfect gift, perfect music

text: Another great purchase for K-Pop fans.


title: Awesome

text: Very educational , amazing product.  Very good for kids.


title: Amazing!

text: Really great song to workout to. I prefer the version without Pitbull, which is only available in certain countries and not the U.S.


title: Awesome Group!

text: I had the pleasure of seeing these gentlemen perform on a cruise in February 2016.  They were simply spectacular and I was so glad to be able to purchase this CD.  I have been listening to it almost daily for the past 4 months.  They sound as though they were born singing together.  Very impressed with their musicality and their energy!


title: Beautiful!

text: Perfect condition!  Realized I'd had 2 of R and needed U.  Thank you!!


title: Leaves a nice warm feeling

text:
I have large amounts of Jpop, kpop, ect in my library. It is my personal feeling that any time I can afford to spend money on an artists work I will.

This product by live tunes does not disappoint... it left me satisfied with every bit on the cd

This is my first CD so im used to getting all my jpop through direct downloads that can be found on amazon and other sites, I have to admit, holding the CD in hand is a very unique feeling. It seems like a lot of time and work goes into the case and the various images, the Re:dial theme and character design has grown on me to the point where I truly do treasure the nice case and the various forms of Miku.

However, the case probably isn't the only reason you are buying this, its the content... in the limited edition I received a DVD and CD, the DVD contains the music videos for Tell Your World, Weekender Girl, Fly Out, and Last Night Good Night. Now, all of these videos are available on youtube through Toy Factory however, it is nice having them right here. Now you should be warned,

the DVD is a region 2 dvd meaning if you live anywhere else that doesn't use region 2 you will either have to use one of your region changes to play it or never touch it. For me I chose to use one of them and then create a digital back up. The CD has no restrictions so you can play that all you want anywhere you want.

For anyone who owns or has some of Livetune's previous works, you'll feels a sense of deja vu, I'm not exactly sure how many of these songs are exactly new I do know quite a bit of them were released in the past, that doesn't mean this is bad in anyway. As a matter of fact, some of the songs that I thought I didn't like turned out to be some of my favorites later down the line.

All and all this product is worth every single penny... whether you are adding it to an existing collection or you simply were interested in it, also I have a bit of a soft spot for Livetunes, his music is almost spot on. Now we cant forget our digital idol Miku who has really come a long way. Although the english version of tell your world can be a bit difficult to understand, something about it makes me really enjoy it. Anyway, there really are no downsides to owning this, if you like Miku Hatsune, Livetunes, or both, you owe it to yourself to obtain a legitimate copy of this wondrous album.


title: Wonderful memorial

text: This is a beautiful ceramic picture frame.  It is excellent quality and it tells person you give it to that you really care about them.  I gave this to friends who lost their 13yr old Sheltie to cancer.  They still tell me how much it means to them.  Buy this with confidence.


title: The case has crack

text: It was looks so great outside and pack very well but when I opened it , I saw a lot small parts to show it obviously it's second packed, the case has lot small scratch and a crack on the corner of case so disappointed . I was returned and waiting to know if I got refund. I will keep posted.


title: Giant Turd.

text: A cat in a blender sounds better than Jason Aldean.


title: A Classic.  Period.

text: This was a perfect gift for helping my daughter start her collection of vinyl, from a dad who more or less wore out all the vinyl classics of his youth.


title: Great album bad lawsuit

text: This is an amazing album that is out of print due to a lawsuit that is why it is so expensive. If you would like a copy there is a kick starter running right now check it out.

user_id: AEGCBYGKRZPEATCEEZWCXXLGMTOQ


title: Simply a great selection of meaningful thought provoking spiritual songs

text: This CD is my favorite for contemporary  interesting and cleverly worded songs which put me in a spirit of gratefulness and adoration of our incredible Creator , Jesus  .  I never grow tired of listening to the songs or David Patillos other CD's  ---  they have brightened my life  .


title: Relaxing and easy to listen to.

text: Wanted beautiful instrumental music to begin sleep, it is definitely right on.


title: Great buy!

text: Very informative!


title: He is a great singer

text: I like everything about his CDs. Wait impatiently for each one to become available. Amazing that he sings all the parts himself. Blows me away.


title: Satisfied.

text: Just what I ordered and no problems with delivery or product.


title: Excellent Album

text: This is an excellent album. If you love Classic Rock and/or Alternative Rock, you'll love this album. In fact, I loved the music so much, I licensed some of the songs for use in my feature film.


title: Searched and searched for this cd!!

text: Growing up this was my favorite cd! I dreamed of dancing to it at my wedding, and we did! No version of "Come Rain or Come Shine" feels as satisfying, and with the exception of "My Romance" (this version just annoyed me for some reason) every song is dripping with decadent emotion and the warmth of real, powerful jazz.


title: Excellent songs! Perfect and here in less than 36 hours.

text: I "love"everything about it. Even gorgeous photos on the inside of c.d. cover. Great hit songs. Highly recommend!


title: The quality, how fast it arrived and the music is outstanding.

text: I love the music. I like everything about it.


title: Perfect

text: Enjoy all these treasures of songs! Great quality as well.


title: Incredible!

text:
Incredible!  The pictures and information was worth every dime.  I loved it!The heavens are telling the glory of God, and their expanse declares the work of His hands. Night after night they remind us of just how small we are, and how huge God is. Looking out into the far reaches of the universe, we find a seemingly infinite expanse of mystery and wonder, intricately fashioned by a God of unfathomable size and power. Just a glimpse of one of the billions of visible galaxies He has formed resizes us, shrinking us, and the world we call home, to seeming insignificance in an instant. But as tiny as we may seem, the God who knows every star by name also knows yours and mine. And in the most stunning rescue imaginable, God sent His Son to this spinning planet we call home - the Creator reconnecting us to Himself with life that never ends.

Indescribable takes us on a image-rich journey through the cosmos, allowing us to peer into God's universe to discover the amazing magnitude of His greatness and grace.


title: studio tracks import

text:
This is just an import of a mixed track album,

tracks:
immigrant song
gallows pole
since ive been loving you
black dog
when the levee breaks
rock and roll
stairway to heaven

all studio tracks. I thought it may have been live when i got it, negitive, but for not having any zep on vinyl yet, good little taste.


title: The whole cd doesn't play

text: Only the first 3 tunes play. The CD was not wrapped as a new one would have been. Very disappointed


title: Bad CO

text: I would work with this seller again, arrived in good condition.


title: Wonderful music

text: Vince Gill is a favorite--a talented musician and wonderful singer as well.


title: Overpriced.  Bootleg.

text: These show up sometimes for as little as $5 per title.  I have found and purchased a few at record stores.  Not official product but fun to have with 2 albums on 1 CD.  Over a thousand dollars for the whole set?  Nope.


title: Five Stars

text: A wonderful trip down memory lane. Glad to have found this!


title: My opinion on Bellamy Brothers album

text: Great album.  All their songs that I really like.


title: 4 Stars

text: It's good. Really good. I would have given it 5 stars but there is only 5 songs. Their other big hit CD only has 5 songs as well. In fact one of the five songs on the other CD is a remix of a song already on the same CD.  So in reality there's only 4 songs on that CD. What's up Veridia? You Rock but I'm wondering why you think half of a CD should be sold as a whole one?

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title: Church trap music

text: Great cd to rock and vibe too.<br />Christ Gang 👊


title: Best music ever!

text: It is nice to listen to band music going down the interstate!


title: Four Stars

text: very good


title: Five Stars

text: Ok very good.


title: Five Stars

text: A great album


title: hard to find cd has been found!

text: Had the original vinyl but has been lost so this is the next best thing


title: Sublime

text: This CD/video contains what I believe to be the most beautiful rendotion of "Silent NIght" ever recorded.  The setting captures the spirit of a quintessential English Christmas and is perfect for Norman's amazing voice.


title: Discover Rag-a-Jazz with One Helluva Disc!!!

text:
I'm very honored to be the first to review this gem of an album on Amazon - and very thankful to see it listed herein.  One of my absolute favorites, and here's why.

"Crinoline Days" is a treasure, one of those collections that is endlessly listenable, and newly discovered with every playing.  Focused upon the work and style of the Frisco Jazz Band (famous in the ragtime era), the album's selections range from 1827 to 1928 - pieces both familiar and obscure, interpreted with the Frisco's methods in mind.  The result is a spirited, sentimental and glorious journey, executed by very capable, and historically respectful, musicians.

All right, let's get to the tracks.  All are joys in their own right, from the perky introduction of "Smile, Smile, Smile", to the light finish of the title track.  Between, many of the pieces stand out particularly.  "Just Like a Butterfly" is sweet and wonderful, thoughtful without being mawkish.  "Roses of Picardy" is practically musical poetry - gentle and fluid, befitting of the song's theme.  The Blue Amberol Quartette shines in "Nellie Kelly, I Love You", a delightful waltz.  "At the Ball, That's All" will surely be familiar to my fellow Laurel & Hardy fans - it was featured in "Way Out West", and is handled here with real zest.  Again, the Blue Amberols perform beautifully in "My Sunny Tennessee", and soon after comes my favorite, "Canary Cottage".  This composition lilts like the rolling song of it's namesake bird, soaring through a complex, and beautiful, melody.  The band is glorious on this number - with particular kudos going to Jenny Scheinman for her seemingly effortless grace on the violin.

The Canary Cottage Dance Orchestra is a crackerjack band, to say the least, led by an incredibly devoted and loving preservationist of this great music - Dan Levinson.  I learned of his work thanks to his involvement with Vince Giordano's Nighthawks Orchestra (Dan is the band's highly-skilled clarinetist and saxophonist) - and have come to appreciate the work he does independently just as much, if not even moreso.  Along with his talent, "Crinoline Days" features the aforementioned Jenny Scheinman on violin, David Sager on trombone, Conal Fowkes on piano, John Gill playing the banjo, and Kevin Dorn's percussive work.  And, of course, the Blue Amberol Quartette, a true barbershop ensemble.  All of these wonderful musicians mesh beautifully - the result of the partnership is nothing less than delightful.

For listening, for dancing, for singing along - this album has it all.  As of this writing, I notice that Amazon doesn't yet offer it - in the meantime, go to [...] - you can find it there.  Truly a humdinger of a disc.  This is what they call a "desert island" selection - it's one of those very few things that I really couldn't imagine life without.  Dan Levinson does truly wonderful things with music - and this album is a grand example of that truth.  Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy.


title: A Real Find!

text:
So happy to have found this CD shipped from Japan.

Can't find it any longer here in the States.

Extraordinary historical significance and performances.

Ordered on the 18th, shipped from Japan on the 20th, received in New York City on the 26th.

Took the same time to arrive as an order from San Antonio placed on the same day.


title: Buddy Holly

text: An enspirational man,He was the reason I play guitar today.I did visit his gravesite in Lubbock.An interesting adventure I guess.


title: Four Stars

text: Record in excellent condition


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent DVD - and it arrived in perfect condition and much faster than I had expected!


title: This 3 cd set is so cool. the 1st disc are songs done by ex-kiss ...

text: This 3 cd set is so cool.  the 1st disc are songs done by ex-kiss members and associates. disc 2 are covers of kiss songs and most are really good. disc 3 are influences and original versions of songs kiss covered (though some of them weren't the real originals, but still good versions) I found it very interesting and enjoyable.


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: Great quality for the price

text: Fast delivery just as promised very very pleased


title: Not the original

text: This cd Sucks!!  Not even close to the original.  All redone and badly at that.  I thought I was ordering the original album just remastered.  This is redone songs.  And it sucks.


title: Such an impressive pioneering recording

text: Brilliant and groundbreaking recording -- 1993 -- of composers who are now widely recognized.  Althea Waites was a real leader in bringing this repertoire to light.


title: Imaginative piece introduces listeners to the orchestra

text: Clearly modeled after "Peter and the Wolf" but so refreshing to have a different story!  Great to have an American focus, and a young black writer, the poet Phillis Wheatley, as the protagonist/hero.  Delightful and sprightly music, well played.


title: QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS!  YOU GO, GRRL!

text: This rare European import offers a very energetic and upbeat work of baroque music.  The styles and tempos vary, the articulations are crisp, there are engaging melodies, vivacious dance rhythms, instrumental movements as well as solos and duets (and one chorus).  It's time for some US ensemble to pick up this work, which really belongs in the repertoire.