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Buy Dreams Of A Cryotank CD Purchase Dreams Of A Cryotank CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Covenant Sequencer CD (1997)
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Dark and driven in tone, Sequencer is a worthy successor to Covenant's debut, Dreams of a Cryotank. With this release, Covenant moved away from the cyberpunk-driven themes of the previous release and took its dark electronic dancefloor melodies to new heights. Tracks such as "Stalker" ...
| | Covenant Europa CD (1998)
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Europa marks a new influence on Convenant's sound, as the harder electronic sound of their previous two album releases is joined by strains of synthpop, ...
| | Covenant United States Of Mind CD (2000)
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| | Vnv Nation Empires CD (1999)
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| | Neuroticfish Les Chansons Neurotiques CD (2002)
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| | Covenant Northern Light CD (2002)
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For anyone who went to hip dance clubs, Covenant's "Dead Stars," from 2000's United States of Mind, was inescapable. Its synth pulses made the song irresistible for fans of EBM (or "future pop," if you prefer) and anyone who likes to dance. The follow-up falls just short of anything as noteworthy, though Northern Lights, produced by Jacob Hellner (Rammstein), still ...
| | Syd Barrett Crazy Diamond CDs (1994) Box Set; Bonus Tracks
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A three-CD box set that enshrines Barrett's complete recorded legacy as a solo artist. Besides including his two 1970 albums, this collection includes the 1989 compilation of unreleased material, Opel. The chief attraction of this set for Barrett fans is no less than 19 previously unreleased alternate takes from throughout his quite brief solo career. All of those alternate takes, it's important to note, are alternate versions of songs that appear on the three previously available albums; no entirely unheard compositions were unearthed. Nonetheless, these alternate takes are more interesting listening than you might expect, for a couple of reasons. First, Barrett was so mercurial (and occasionally unfocused) in the studio that it was difficult to get him to play a song the same way twice. Second, the alternate takes are usually starker and more acoustic in nature than the official versions; they're not better, but have interesting different slants. With some of the songs repeated two, three, or even four times, this is definitely for the hardcore fan. But it's a beautifully produced document, with a meticulously detailed booklet, of a uniquely primitive visionary, and has many moments of charming and chilling power. It includes everything salvageable that he produced, with the exception of the Peel Sessions. It doesn't match his work with the original Pink Floyd, but the music continues to influence and be emulated (most notably by Robyn Hitchcock), though never equaled. ~ Richie Unterberger
No longer available in the U.S., this is the Pink Floyd co-founder/ former member's 1993 box set on EMI. Features both of his 1970 solo albums, 'Barrett' & 'TheMadcap Laughs', plus the 1989 rarities compilation 'Opel' with six bonus tracks added ...
| | Beach Boys Smiley Smile/Wild Honey CD (1990) Bonus Tracks
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SMILEY SMILE was recorded in 1967 as a quick replacement for the unreleased SMILE LP, which had been scrapped at the last minute. SMILEY SMILE contains 5 songs that were to have been included on SMILE: "Good Vibrations," "Heroes & Villains," "Vegetables," "Wonderful" and "Wind Chimes." The versions recorded for SMILEY SMILE are less experimental.
Different versions of "Cabinessence" and "Our Prayer," two more songs from SMILE, were used on the album 20-20, released in 1969. Two other SMILE songs, "Cool, Cool Water" and "Surf's Up," appeared on the albums SUNFLOWER (1970) and SURF'S UP (1971).
Originally released on Brother (T-9001) on September 5, 1967.
Here are two classic Beach Boys albums from 1967 that were critically dismissed in their day but are now rightly considered to be among their best, nicely remastered and fleshed out with bonus tracks. SMILEY SMILE was originally thrown together as a quick replacement for the doomed, unreleased SMILE album, a would-be masterpiece that had been scrapped at the last minute and has since achieved legendary status, the rock equivalent of the missing footage of Von Stroheim's GREED. WILD HONEY, which is in many ways the Beach Boys' soul album, was a deliberate ...
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| | Lower 48 Eight:Skin Failure CD (2007) (Import) Import
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| | Andy Hollinden Grieve For The Living CD (2009)
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