Love Is The Only Goal: The Best Of Wendy Waldman CD

Love Is The Only Goal: The Best Of Wendy Waldman CD music Track Listing of songs: Promise Me; Woman To Woman; Holding On; Memories; Joey; Two of a Kind; Love Scenes; Love Is the Light; Mollie's Song; Feels Like the First Time; We Found a Place; Say You're Sorry; Phoenix From ...

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Love Is The Only Goal: The Best Of Wendy Waldman album for sale Serpent Saints is Entombed's first studio album in four long years, yet it's remarkably similar to its predecessor, Inferno (2003), not only in terms of sound but also style, as if it were recorded at the very same session. In fact, all of Entombed's 2000s albums -- Uprising (2000), Morning Star (2002), Inferno (2003), and even the live album Unreal Estate (2005) -- are remarkably similar, unlike the band's 1990s albums, which are a diverse bunch. The consistency of latter-day Entombed is a mixed blessing: on the one hand, it's a welcome consistency, since fans know generally what to expect from each release; on the other hand, fans may also feel less inclined to pick up each successive album, since they're fairly interchangeable on many counts. Thankfully, quality is one of the common features of these latter-day albums. The veteran Swedes, who debuted in 1990 on Earache Records with the death metal landmark Left Hand Path, have a firm command of their talents. Vocalist L.G. Petrov remains snarling and raspy after all these years, and while death metal purists may miss the guttural growling that has become synonymous with this style of music, it's refreshing to actually be able to comprehend word for word the lyrics being sung, all the more so because they're fairly well-written lyrics that are dark and deathly yet not overly serious. The ten songs are credited to all four bandmembers (Petrov, Alex Hellid, Nico Elgstrand, Olle Dahlstedt), and Serpent Saints indeed comes across like a true group effort. Again, it's clear these guys have clearly settled into a comfortable groove. They've developed a style that works well for them; far from innovative, it's nonetheless potent and mighty satisfying for anyone who enjoys straightforward extreme metal free of black metal theatrics, bombast, and pretension. At 41 minutes, Serpent Saints is relatively short, though this too is welcome. Kicking off with a pair of great songs, "Serpent Saints" and "Masters of Death," the latter featuring Killjoy of Necrophagia on secondary vocals, there's little filler here and the band doesn't overextend its stay; they deliver the goods as they have for years, plain and simple. Anyone looking for something new from Entombed on Serpent Saints is sure to be disappointed, while longtime fans looking for more of the goods will be pleased. ~ Jason Birchmeier Recording information: Alta Studio Barn, Stockholm Sweden; Gomorrah Rehearsal Studio, Stockholm, Sweden; Sound Land Studio, Stockholm, Sweden; Threeman HQ, Stockholm, Sweden. Introduction by: Klara Stjärnvind. Unknown Contributor Roles: L.G. Petrov; Olle Dahlstedt. Arranger: Entombed. Personnel: Peter Stjärnvind (drums); Fredrik Åkesson (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Sören Von Malmborg.

Love Is The Only Goal: The Best Of Wendy Waldman CD music Digitally remastered by Phil De Lancie (1991, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California). Brazilian-born percussionist Paulinho Da Costa's first album as a leader is very much an album of its era, for good and bad. Da Costa is the preeminent Brazilian percussionist of his time, and his kinetic grooves, built on a variety of traditional Afro-Cuban percussion instruments, power these six lengthy workouts. Indeed, on the hypnotic "Terra," his percussion is nearly the only instrument. However, the rest of this album tends toward standard mid-'70s jazz-funk. As a result, the album sounds terribly dated, all wah-wah guitar, Fender Rhodes electric piano, and ARP synthesizer. On the other hand, this is not necessarily a bad thing, especially for those into camp '70s nostalgia. More to the point, as camp '70s nostalgia goes, this is really quite good! Da Costa and his primary writing partner, arranger Claudio Slon, turn out to be masters at creating percolating jazz-funk grooves with the melodic savvy of the best Brazilian pop, for a best of both worlds feel. On both the sweet bossa nova disco of "Toledo Bagel" and the carnival-style percussion and chanting of the closing "Ritmo Number One," Da Costa and his group (featuring special guests like Greg Phillinganes and Lee Ritenour, for the full mid-'70s fusion experience) are entirely at ease, loose and funky but still entirely slick. Those phobic to memories of avocado shag carpeting will want to avoid Agora, but it's worth checking out for both hipster ironists and Brazilian jazz fans. ~ Stewart Mason Recorded at Kendun Studios, Burbank, California in August 1976. Originally released on Pablo (2310-785). Includes liner notes by David Griffin and Paulinho Da Costa. Lyricists: Claudio Slon ; Paulinho Da Costa. Personnel: Paulinho Da Costa (vocals, whistling, berimbau, tamboura, ocarina, congas, bongos, cuica, guiro, pandeiro, reco-reco, shaker, surdo, triangle, wood block, percussion, waterphone); Claudio Slon (vocals, synthesizer, drums, timbales, percussion); Octavio Bailly, Jr. (vocals); Lee Ritenour (guitar); Larry Williams (flute, saxophone); Gene Goe, Steve Huffsteter (trumpet, flugelhorn); Mike Julian, Frank Rosolino (trombone); Greg Phillinganes (piano, electric piano, keyboards). Recording information: Kendun Studios, Burbank, CA (08/06/1976-08/16/1976). Photographer: Phil Stern. Unknown Contributor Roles: Mike Julian; Octavio Bailly, Jr.; Gene Goe; Claudio Slon ; Steve Huffsteter . Arrangers: Erich Bulling; Claudio Slon ; Paulinho Da Costa; Steve Huffsteter . Personnel: Paulinho DaCosta (vocals, congas, berimbau, cuica, pandeiro, surdo, tamborim, a-go-go, reco-reco, percussion); Octavio Bailly, Jr. (vocals, bass); Claudio Slon (vocals, synthesizer, drums, water drum, timabales, percussion); Larry Williams (saxophone, flute); Steve Huffsteter, Gene Goe (trumpet, flugelhorn); Mike Julian, Frank Rosolino (trombone); Greg Phillinganes (acoustic & electric pianos); Lee Ritenour (guitar).

Love Is The Only Goal: The Best Of Wendy Waldman buy CD music Track Listing of songs: Dressed in White; Shake Your Moneymaker; I've Been Cryin'; Merry Go Round; Since You've Been Gone; For What It's Worth; Little Wing; Don't Wait Up; Something's Happening Here; Any Key;

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Love Is The Only Goal: The Best Of Wendy Waldman CD music Track Listing of songs: I Am; Sad Birthday; Honeymoon; Reasons; Cold Runway; Oto the Bear; Prologue; So Many Ways To Die; Marriage; Laurita; Kuala Lampur; Pyramid; 25 Daniels; Matthew; Kate and Kelsey;