| | Lovin Spoonful Summer In The City: The Encore Collection CD Lovin Spoonful Discography of CDs
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Although it isn't a definitive collection by any means (look for Rhino's Anthology, if you want that), BMG Special Products' Summer in the City: The Encore Collection is nice sampler of ten of the group's biggest hits and best songs. Favorites like "Coconut Grove" and "Younger Generation" may be missing, but all the true essentials -- "You Didn't Have to Be So Nice, " "Nashville Cats, " "Summer in the City, " "Rain on the Roof, " "Do You Believe in Magic, " "Daydream, " "Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind, " "Darling Be Home Soon, " "Younger Girl" -- are here in their original hit versions. There may be no liner notes and the sequencing may seem random, but Summer in the City is a nice, basic collection for budget-conscious casual fans. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Budget price collection featuring ten of the group's biggest hits and best songs. Including 'You Didn't Have to Be So Nice', 'Nashville Cats', 'Summer in the City', 'Rain on the Roof', 'Do You Believe in Magic', 'Daydream', 'Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind', 'Darling Be Home Soon' & 'Younger Girl'.
Liner Note Author: Al Fichera. Summer In The City: The Encore Collection Music Summer In The City: The Encore Collection Music Review Purchase Summer In The City: The Encore Collection CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Best Of Marie Osmond CD (1990)
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The Best of Marie Osmond is a good album to add to the country music shelf for both longtime fans and newer ones. This recording gives you some -- but not all -- of her most popular songs together in one collection, including hits like "There's No Stopping Your Heart," "Meet Me in Montana," "Read My Lips," and "Think ...
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| | Chicago - Raw Real Artists Working DVD (2001)
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$13.59
The kings of soft rock, Chicago, are explored in this compelling behind-the-scenes documentary. Over an hour of rare footage is compiled on this edition of RAW (or REAL ARTISTS WORKING) which captures the talented musicians at their most candid and raw, in the rehearsal space. In between band discussions, interviews, and live performance footage, Chicago are filmed performing several hits songs in rehearsal. Included are renditions of ...
| | Beach Boys - Double Feature: An American Band/ Brian Wilson - I Just Wasn't Made For These Times DVD (1986)
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$10.05 
A double treat for Beach Boys fans, including:
THE BEACH BOYS - AN AMERICAN BAND: A candid look at one of America's most popular music groups. Over 40 original songs are performed.
BRIAN WILSON - I JUST WASN'T MADE FOR THESE TIMES: A look inside the conundrum of composer Brian Wilson's mind, this documentary provides fascinating insights into the former Beach Boy's musical genius, his delicate and wounded personality, and the acclaim of his peers. The film features ...
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$9.55
It's understandable that Lungfish might sound a little tired after 13 years of punk innovation. Whether or not the slow-motion stance of this, the group's eighth release, is interesting is another question entirely. This query can be answered with a resounding "maybe." Of course, interest generally depends on the individual, but there are a few empirical observations about this album that aren't easily disputable. For starters, the tempo and temperament of Necrophones is subdued. This mellowing sharpens the focus on Daniel Higgs' obtuse lyrical patterns, which are as broad and codified as ever. Some find mystical balance in Higgs' non-linear, almost random poetry, while others howl about a perceived nonsensical verbosity. This interpretive envelope is what Necrophones seems designed to push, as Lungfish has finally graduated from the school of post-punk sonic deconstruction. Nothing ...
| | Papillion Cajun For Kids CD (1998)
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An interesting introduction to both Cajun music and the Cajun lifestyle for youngsters. There's as much spoken word as sung, to tell stories about what it's like living in the Louisiana bayou country. Zydeco lite perhaps, but most likely enjoyable ...
| | Fightmaster Closer Now CD (2001)
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$6.95
Fightmaster's debut album clocks in at 36 minutes but seems almost too short for such a good time. They play folk-flavored rock with a '60s feel, using a simple guitar-bass-drums ensemble and male/female ...
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