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It's not a perfect compilation by any means -- there's no "The World Is a Ghetto" and a bad remix of "Low Rider," for starters -- but it's an important release from this influential band. The original vinyl was definitive.. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
This collection spans 1970 - 1978. Best Of War...And More Music Best Of War...And More Songs Best Of War...And More Music Review Buy Best Of War...And More CD Purchase Best Of War...And More CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Bryan Adams So Far So Good CD (1993)
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| | Miracles Collection CD (2002)
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| | England Dan Nights Are Forever CD (1976)
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Nights Are Forever was the breakthrough album for Dan Seals and John Coley after some sincere and excellent work on A&M Records in the early '70s. Two of their biggest hits were the title track and ...
| | England Dan Dr. Heckle & Mr. Jive CD (1978) Reissued
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The sincerity of their days on A&M Records has turned to total formula by the time Dr. Heckyl & Mr. Jive came around -- and Robert Louis Stevenson expert, author Ray McNally, makes it clear in his book on Mr. Hyde that the true pronunciation is Dr. Jeekill (as in, "I Kill and Hide"). It ...
| | England Dan Some Things Don't Come Easy CD (1978)
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If Dowdy Ferry Road was their bleak moment in song, Some Things Don't Come Easy is the calm before the storm, a port prior ...
| | Velvet Goldmine CD (1998) Original Soundtrack
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| | Jazz Greats CD (2000)
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| | Group Home Livin' Proof CD (1995)
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| | Denise Perrier East Meets West CD (2002)
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| | Memphis Drama Volume 4: Crunk Roots CD (2005)
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| | Maceo Straight Out The Pot CD (2005)
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The second Big Cat Records signee to go solo, Maceo debuted with Straight Out da Pot, an album similar to that of his labelmate predecessor, Gucci Mane, who had debuted months earlier with Trap House. The teenage rapper upholds an ideology common among mid-2000s Southern rappers -- to the point of cliché, perhaps -- namely a general emphasis on dealing cocaine as a means for financial gain (hence the album title, an allusion to crack cooking) and on marginalizing women as sexual objects. Granted, Maceo isn't as engaging as Young Jeezy, who rapped about similar topics yet did so in a wittier fashion and became enormously popular as a result. Still, Maceo is more engaging than the myriad other run-of-the-mill "trap or die" Southern rappers struggling for market share in 2005. To his benefit, he gets above-average beats from Fats and G-Fresh, who produce the bulk of Straight Out da Pot. Highlights include "Go Sit Down (Ho Sit Down)" (a manly ode to putting women in their place -- as Maceo would have it, that is), "Nextel Chirp" (a heedful song about the dos and don'ts of conversing about drug deals over the phone), and "Ladies and Gentlemen" (a party song). "On My Way" is another highlight, though its love-song intent seems out of place here among these generally loveless songs. Anyone who takes issue with the state of Southern rap circa 2005, with its prevailing emphasis on dealing coke as a respectful profession as well as objectifying women as sexual conquests, as rapped over crunk beats, will of course find little of interest here (with the exception of outrage, perhaps). But anyone who finds appeal in Young Jeezy and company, or simply is at peace with the reality of this music as a medium of cultural expression for some urban youths, will find this debut by Maceo to be one of the more notable such releases in 2005. ~ Jason Birchmeier
MACEOOft times called the new Motown of the south, the city of Atlanta has played an instrumental role in igniting today's southern rap explosion. Making party people move their feet for almost two decades with booty shake anthems from pioneers like DJ Smurf, Tag Team, and Success-N-Effect, the A-town has produced their own batch of underground ...
| | Very Best Of Master P CD (2005) Remastered
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| | Arbete & Fritid Slottsbergets Hambo & Andra Vaiser CD (Import) Sweden
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| | Atomic Solace Left To Lead CD (2009)
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atom•ic adj.1. of, using, or powered by nuclear energy2. Minute; very smallsol•ace n. 1. Comfort in sorrow, misfortune, or distress; consolation.2. A source of comfort or consolation.All it took was boredom, one practice, and a first gig at a popular college bar to transform four friends that just wanted to play music, into a band that is now being buzzed as “the next big thing.” They take it all in stride though, playing each show with the same passion and enthusiasm whether it’s a local haunt or in front of thousands like when they opened for One Republic and Fabolous on the Crocs Next Step Campus Tour 08’. Atomic Solace has created a niche in the Central Kentucky music scene. Originally formed under the name Solace in 2006, the band is known for its progressive, aggressive pop meets rock. The sound of Atomic Solace is a veritable celebratory tribute to both the contemporary and traditional influences of Coldplay, Sublime, Springsteen, and The Beatles. Their distinctive sound has allowed them to entertain alongside a diverse range of bands from Your Vegas and Forever the Sickest Kids to Damien Horne and the aforementioned One Republic and Fabolous. Each of the four band members is essential for Atomic Solace’s testosterone-fueled meets “pop with a conscience” sound. Joe’s raw, anguished vocals emits a raucous vitality met with a bluesy undercurrent, ...
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