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I want more than I can get
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The third volume in this double-CD Essential Pebbles series focuses on the international sector and is subtitled The Best Of European Garage. More than 50 tracks Way!
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This is my favorite American Afro Funk album from the 80's. Danceable, funky, quirky, arty, and urgent, just like the times in which it was composed in.
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Description They were "new wave" before there was a new wave. Sparks brought a healthy helping of humor, wit and irony to rock 'n' roll. The Mael brothers now have a tribute album...well, sort of. The unofficial word is that they... Description They were "new wave" before there was a new wave. Sparks brought a healthy helping of humor, wit and irony to rock 'n' roll. The Mael brothers now have a tribute album...well, sort of. The unofficial word is that they couldn't find enough people to participate in a tribute recording so they made one to themselves. Hard to believe, but maybe everyone but Jimmy Somerville was afraid to compete with Russell Mael's munchkin-on-helium vocals. So Sparks re-made their own songs, adding orchestration and turning up the camp to stratospheric heights, sounding like Kurt Weill on nitrous oxide. And yes,Erasure and Faith No More did contribute to this record, but what's particularly impressive about this collection is all the great songs that AREN'T here--enough to fill another tribute. And what about that beefcake cover photo? Is it realor is it Photoshop? You decide.
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Talking Heads have created a few perfect albums, "Fear of Music" is one of them. My favorite tracks: I Zimbra Mind Life During Wartime Memories Can't Wait Animals Electric Guitar Drugs
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This is the album that opened my ears to Black Metal. From the opening movements of "Dia Artio" (track one) though to the album's final track "Two Hunters" quickly crosses into sonic worlds belonging to neighboring music genres, a... This is the album that opened my ears to Black Metal. From the opening movements of "Dia Artio" (track one) though to the album's final track "Two Hunters" quickly crosses into sonic worlds belonging to neighboring music genres, and continues the crossing cloaked in many colors taken from Nordic song, shoegazer guitar, and contemporary composition. Wolves in the Throne Room are creating a familiar yet new facet in the process designing a gem like sound and what strikes me is that with each new music invention an epic sound-scape is born in the wake of it.
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"Let's Get Out of This Country" plays like a lost Scottish Mowtown collection of early 1970's AM Radio pop songs that would fit perfectly with in a mix of, The Ronettes, The Bay City Rollers, and The Zombies. Stand Out Tracks: ... "Let's Get Out of This Country" plays like a lost Scottish Mowtown collection of early 1970's AM Radio pop songs that would fit perfectly with in a mix of, The Ronettes, The Bay City Rollers, and The Zombies. Stand Out Tracks: Lloyd, I'm Ready to be Heartbroken Dory Previn If Looks Could Kill Let's Get Out of This Country I Need All the Friends I Can Get
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It was at that boat in Paris--the one that has all the live shows and parties--and the sun was rising as the deep-fried leftovers of last nights party slowly emerged on deck, making their way towards cars, public transport, nearby... It was at that boat in Paris--the one that has all the live shows and parties--and the sun was rising as the deep-fried leftovers of last nights party slowly emerged on deck, making their way towards cars, public transport, nearby trees, ditches, or a curb to climb into, and all the wile as my zombie friends and I crossed onto land I could hear a beautiful song playing over the sound system to bid our crowd good-bye, but what was it, what was this blissful Soul Music? For years I thought that it must be the The Isley Brothers, or some forgotten gem from The Temptations, and then one night I heard it again, this time on my radio in Brooklyn, so waited breathlessly through 5 other songs and a station break before the Dj finally revealed the name of the f%&#@ing song and the band name which I never would have guessed--"Heaven 17"!!? Heaven 17 is a band I turned my back to long ago, never ever expecting to enjoy anything they might offer (the foolish thing to do) . Hmm...So what could I do, I when and picked up a copy of "The Best of Heaven 17" and was surprised at how much I loved their early songs, and lucky for me the song I'd heard in Paris was actually on the album. I tip my hat boys.
Tags: music, albums, bands, 80's music, new wave, She Wants Revenge, Human League, Heaven17, Let Me GoAdded 2 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
After all these years I still can't gent enough of Bob Marley & The Wailers. With Bob Marley there seems to be no end to the variations in recordings, and recordings of classic Wailers tracks, the 2008 reissue of "Catch a Fire" co... After all these years I still can't gent enough of Bob Marley & The Wailers. With Bob Marley there seems to be no end to the variations in recordings, and recordings of classic Wailers tracks, the 2008 reissue of "Catch a Fire" contains two more songs that the previous Deluxe Edition, but I'm not going to split hairs here, more is more.
Tags: music, records, downloads, albums, bands, reggae, Concrete Jungle, Catch a Fire, Bob Marley & The WailersAdded 2 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Yes it's true, funky upbeat dance music will save your life.
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Yeah man--it's ca-razy baby!
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Usually I'm not happy with remixed albums but, I'll make an acceptation with this one.
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Cause when you're going 500 miles an hour you want a hard ass soundtrack
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Feeds my hunger for early "Creatures" recordings.
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The collision between British musicians and Black American music has produced an ever growing treasury of limb-pulsing, butt-shaking, hart-swelling music, which--thankfully is often the result of soul-brothers and sisters made fro... The collision between British musicians and Black American music has produced an ever growing treasury of limb-pulsing, butt-shaking, hart-swelling music, which--thankfully is often the result of soul-brothers and sisters made from the most unlikely sort--case in point, New Order. In "Get Ready" New Order ditch the temptation of dance-floor stagnation for what seems to be a reach for that mythical pop radio sound--dead since the late 80's--guess what, the idea turns out well. "Get Ready" a hybrid of post-punk-pop-and-b push songs you can sing (even when you don't know the words), music and melody that seem so familiar that you'd think they are pop standards. About the cover design of "Get Ready", at the time gave New Order a much needed youth fueled look firmly placed in the now, yet over the years this image of a young woman holding a consumer video camera will look less of the now, and more of the then, the then you missed out on, the then that was really cool. Nice work :) Noteworthy Tracks: Crystal 60 miles an hour Rock the Shack Someone Like You
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This will take a half-dead person and shovel sunshine sparkles down their gullet until they start dancing the ultimate 'joie de vivre' dance routine, which will go viral on YouTube immediately. Check your email your co-worker just... This will take a half-dead person and shovel sunshine sparkles down their gullet until they start dancing the ultimate 'joie de vivre' dance routine, which will go viral on YouTube immediately. Check your email your co-worker just sent you the link. No, seriously. Buy this disc.
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The follow-up to the 10x platinum, Grammy-winning Songs About Jane This album is upbeat and a must have.
Tags: music, CD, rock, Pop, bands, albums, grammys, jason schwartzman, 2008 grammy awards nominationsAdded 3 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
This band is so cool, very funky, follows their own beat. They sound like they emerged from Woodstock rubble brandishing cowbells, a gibson SG and a choir of angels. Definitely a good buy. Amazon.com or Itunes
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Ain't nothing' wrong g with listening
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TV on the Radio, pretty good stuff. Saw this album and had to recommend it to the general public.
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London Calling is the third album by English punk rock band The Clash, released 14 December 1979, on CBS Records in the UK and in January 1980 on Epic Records in the United States. The album represented a change in The Clash's mus... London Calling is the third album by English punk rock band The Clash, released 14 December 1979, on CBS Records in the UK and in January 1980 on Epic Records in the United States. The album represented a change in The Clash's musical style, and featured elements of ska, pop, soul, rockabilly and reggae more prominently than in their previously released music.
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Still my favorite Bauhaus cover image. It's primitive/cool--and the title "Press the Eject and Give Me the Tape" makes it all the more lighthearted.
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Woa! What is going on in the album cover photo?!!
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What is there to even say about this, I love this cd with all of my heart. EVERY last single song is a little ode to life.
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Nuclear Evolution: The Age Of Love fills in the vast gap between Maxwell, Neptunes and Prince.
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Yeah, I was one of those kids who thought bands like the Rolling Stones, and Led Zeppelin had sculpted their songs from the streets of England, only to discover (much too late) that the British Invasion that they were part of wasn... Yeah, I was one of those kids who thought bands like the Rolling Stones, and Led Zeppelin had sculpted their songs from the streets of England, only to discover (much too late) that the British Invasion that they were part of wasn't only about radio play but also something more interesting--reinterpreting, repackaging, and remarking American Blues music!! Yeah, I know It's not a music industry secret and yes, it's nobody's fault but mine for not following the referencers sooner. "The Roots of Led Zeppelin" gave me some insight into the seeds of one of the most powerful sounds of the 20th century.
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Classic Wolfmother single made better with inspired cover art by the master Frank Frazetta.
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Rascal Flats- Me and My Gang. If you want something you can get crazy with, this one's for you.
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The cover image of Bitte Orca is a splendid illustration of telepathy. And the music is not bad either.
