| | El Tri Simplemente CD El Tri Discography of CDs
All songs written or co-written by Alejandro Lora.
Director: Alejandro Lora. El Tri Simplemente Songs | 1. | Sopleme Usted Primero | |
| 2. | San Juanico | $1.29 | |
| 3. | Vicioso | $1.29 | |
| 4. | Juanita | |
| 5. | Triste Cancion | $1.29 | |
| 6. | Agua, Mi Nino (La Curva) | |
| 7. | Violencia, Drogas Sexo | |
| 8. | Metro Balderas | |
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Purchase Simplemente CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Cole Porter Red Hot + Blue CD (1991)
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RED HOT + BLUE is a tribute to Cole Porter, featuring cover versions of Porter ...
| | Lo Mejor De Angeles Del Infierno CD (1987)
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| | El Ultimo de La Fila Cuando La Pobre Entra Por La Puerta CD (1985) Import
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| | Whitesnake - Live In The Still Of The Night DVDs (2006) With CD
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| | Whitesnake Good To Be Bad CD (2008) Without Bonus CD
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| | Def Leppard Songs From The Sparkle Lounge CD (2008)
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| | Bryan Hughes Group Break The Rules CD (2003) (Import) Canada
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| | Discografia Completa V.4: En Estereofonia/La Musica De Los Iracundos CD (2004) (Import) Argentina
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| | Global Destination: 1st Stop - Asiana CD (2004)
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Global Destination: 1st Stop - Asiana features chillout electronica from China, Japan, India, Malaysia, and other Asian countries. Unfortunately, most of it sounds just as trite and watered down as the same kind of music produced in America and Europe, only with a slightly Asian patina to give it an "exotic" feel. Tonal Theory's proenvironment track "Green" is especially silly, with vocals intoning "the power of green ...
| | Razorlight Up All Night CD (2004) Bonus Track
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The 2004 debut by London's Razorlight is another addition to the post-Strokes fray of driving, updated garage rock. Stylish, swaggering, and fueled by catchy hooks, chugging bass and drums, and electric guitars that alternately ring and chime, Razorlight has all the trimmings of a successful rock outfit. From the seesaw riff that kicks off "Leave Me Alone" and vocalist/guitarist Johnny Borrell's David Bowie-influenced phrasing, it is clear that Razorlight plans to take the international stage with a classic flourish. And if any doubt remains, the punchy, pop-conscious rave-up "Rock N Roll Lies" should settle the score.
However, UP ALL NIGHT mixes it up a bit, too. The title track is a brisk, melodic ride aided by stinging, upper-register guitar leads. The bouncy vocal delivery of "Which Way Is Out" provides a bit of quirky, rock & roll soul, while "Don't Go Back to Dalston" is a minor-key ditty that builds in intensity. But edgy, energized, raw-throated rockers like "Rip It Up" bring the quartet back to what it does best. UP ALL NIGHT shows this up-and-coming band not only finding its legs, but strutting with them.
There must be a healthy middle when it comes to capturing the essence of Brit-pop. Something in between the impenetrable swagger of Liam and Noel Gallagher and the vacuous and hollow bravado of Jet that can both pay homage to big riffs and bad attitude, yet still maintain a unique personality, which is what made the rock gods of yesteryear so endearing. Razorlight mastermind, lead singer/guitarist Johnny Borrell wants so desperately to be the next Joe Strummer or Lou Reed, and for what Razorlight's first album lacks in identity, it gathers momentum on effort and sheer will. It's the same, albeit slightly worse, garage rock revival record that's been all too common in the early 2000s, but quick, aggressive tracks such as "Vice," "Rip It Up," "Golden Touch" and "Stumble and Fall" are undeniably catchy and Borrell himself is largely responsible for playing them as if he really were the next Freddie Mercury. He wails and passionately groans over some horribly vapid vocals, "hey girl/get on the dancefloor/rip it up, yeah/that's what it's there for" (on "Rip It Up") but even a bad cover version of your favorite Strokes-type song can still appeal to the less cynical part of your brain. Even John Cornfield and Borrell's production seems like a shoddy attempt to re-create the frontman's favorite records note for note. His desire to add a layer of grime by muddying up the louder moments (such as on "Don't Go Back to Dalston," which starts off quietly before careening into a bloated call and response conclusion) ...
| | Wycliffe Gordon Quintet Cone's Coup CD (2006) (Import) Netherlands
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Along with his work with Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, among other high-profile gigs, Wycliffe Gordon tends to use his albums as a leader to indulge his primary musical passion: hot jazz in the pre-swing style, as exemplified by Louis Armstrong's Hot Five. Gordon, a trombonist with Jack Teagarden's bawdy New Orleans style in his soul and a vocal style owing much to Armstrong's knowing growl, can write astonishingly accurate originals in 1920s style, such as the opening one-two of the vocal novelty "Shhh!!! (The Band Is Trying to Play)" and the bouncy, onomonopoeaic "Yaht Doo Daht Ditt." However, Gordon is no mere one-note revivalist in the Squirrel Nut Zippers mode, and Cone's Coup also includes reinterpretations of familiar post-bop tunes like John Coltrane's ...
| | Dave Edmunds Subtle As A Flying Mallett CD (1975) Import
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This is Dave Edmund's second solo album. Released in 1975, it's a tour-de-force of '50s and '60s rock writing, production, and arrangement styles. ...
| | Tearwave CD (2007)
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Tearwave's debut album finds the Buffalo quartet more placing itself for a promising future than making an immediately distinct mark -- the group has its blend of dark goth power and glazed shoegaze down excellently, but it's not immediately developed beyond that. As a result, the self-titled release is mostly an enjoyable genre exercise that will appeal to those already converted to the general approach, though one that has a lot of promise for the group's future. Singer Jennifer Manganiello ...
| | Lone Ninja Covert Operative EP CD (2008)
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