| | Birth Control Plastic People CD - Import Birth Control Discography of CDs
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Repertoire reissue of the German prog act's 1975 album that is unavailable domestically. 6 tracks including 'Plastic People' & 'Trial Trip'. 2001 release.
Personnel: Bruno Frenzel (vocals, guitar); Zeus B Held (vocals, saxophone, keyboards); Bernd Nossi Noske (vocals, drums, percussion); Peter Feoller (vocals); Christoph Noppeney (viola); Jocken VanGrumbkow (cello); Friedemann Leiner (flute).
Birth Control Plastic People Songs | 1. | Plastic People |
| 2. | Tiny Flashlights |
| 3. | My Mind |
| 4. | Rockin' Rollin' Roller |
| 5. | Trial Trip |
| 6. | This Song Is Just for You |
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Plastic People Music Review Purchase Plastic People CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Birth Control Rebirth CD (1974) (Import) Germany
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| | Cactus Restrictions CD (1971)
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With a mixture of members from Vanilla Fudge, Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels, and the Amboy Dukes, it's hard to believe that Cactus didn't really succeed in their time. Often derided for being second-rate boogie rock, the band simply did what it did, and part of the allure of the style is its sloppy, second-rate nature. This 1971 release may not see the band at their peak, but it surely showcases the occasionally thundering rhythm section of Tim Bogert and Carmine Appice. Why a song like "Token Chokin'" was never a hit and why it has yet to be embraced by the classic rock-loving public is a complete mystery. The song is some of the most heels-up, thundering, so-brainless-it's-genius rock that has ever been to tape. It's complete with big guitars, big sing-alongs, and a bass-and-drum combo that could knock out windows. Somebody needs to revive this track. Songs like "Evil" and ...
| | Mountain Masters Of War CD (2007) Digipak
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| | Robin Trower Seven Moons CD (2008) Digipak
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Jack Bruce must have enjoyed his 2005 get-together with Cream so much that, when Clapton and Baker were unwilling to continue the collaboration, he rang up Robin Trower to renew the brief power trio fling they had in the mid-'80s. The Trower-Bruce pairing had released only two albums, B.L.T. and Truce, and was dormant since 1982, so this 2007 reunion was somewhat of a continuation of the project, albeit one separated by a quarter century. The results impressively continue where Truce left off, as Bruce brings his distinctive croon/moan to bluesy, riff-oriented tunes dominated by Trower's silvery guitar runs. Gary Husband fills the drum slot adequately if inconspicuously, but his contributions are mixed so far under Bruce's vocals and Trower's guitar that they are secondary. The previous two releases called in Trower's old Procol Harum lyricist Keith Reid and Bruce collaborator Peter Brown to write the words, but Bruce ...
| | Byrds: Live At Royal Albert Hall 1971 CD (2008)
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Although the original lineup of the Byrds gets the most critical attention, and to the greatest extent it probably should, the fact remains that the late-era version of this band, the one that featured founding member Roger McGuinn and Clarence White on guitars, Skip Battin on bass, and Gene Parsons on drums, was the most stable one the group ever had, and by far the best live unit. Between 1969 and 1972 this incarnation of the Byrds recorded five albums and toured relentlessly and their shows, thanks in no small part to the guitar interplay between McGuinn and the truly astounding White, were wonderfully balanced affairs that featured all of the Byrds' stylistic phases -- from folk-rock to country to bluegrass and space music and beyond -- rolled into a thoroughly professional package. This set, taken from a May 13, 1971 concert at Royal Albert Hall, captures that sound and this version of the Byrds at a peak, and it is perhaps the finest live recording of this particular unit to surface yet. Anchored by a monstrous, nearly 20-minute version of "Eight Miles High" Live at Royal Albert Hall 1971 finds White and McGuinn channeling John Coltrane, ...
| | Hasil Adkins Achy Breaky Ha Ha Ha CD (1994)
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With an album title that blows a well-deserved raspberry at what passed for mainstream country music in the early '90s, Hasil Adkins' ACHY BREAKY HA HA HA shows folks like Billy Ray Cyrus how real country is done. Although ...
| | Nina Sky CD (2004)
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The intro of Nina Sky's self-titled debut announces twin sisters Natalie and Nicole Albino's lofty intentions to break down boundaries of style, incorporating varied sounds from R&B to reggae to rock. The twosome backs up its boasts with an album's worth of curious, diverse, engaging pop.
NINA SKY opens with the infectious, thumping, ...
| | Prefuse 73 Surrounded By Silence CD (2005)
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| | Cinderpop Their Skies Are Beautiful CD (2005)
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| | Very Best Of Nazareth CD (2006)
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| | JVC Force Force Field CD (2007)
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| | Doug Hammer Solace CD (2008)
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Doug Hammer is a highly sought-after musician, composer, producer, arranger, and engineer. Music has always played an important role in Doug's life, as he was called to it at a very early age. He showed musical interest at age three and began piano lessons at the age of six. He had some wonderful teachers in contemporary and classical styles of music.He began composing songs (mainly pop) while in high school and then went to Berklee College of Music in Boston on a partial scholarship to study songwriting, commercial arranging, and jazz. He helped put himself through school by doing solo piano gigs at local bars, restaurants, hotels and at Boston's Faneuil Hall. He learned a lot of standards and contemporary songs that way. Because of his composing skills, he gained a lot of studio experience at Berklee, as the music production majors needed material to record. Doug has always enjoyed the recording and production process and later decided to open his own project studio and production company, Dreamworld Productions. During this time, he was getting involved with accompanying many local singers. In time, they would also work with him in the studio. Doug would add production and engineering to his list of abilities. His company grew and later included his wife Emmanuelle's graphic design talents, which now became Dreamworld Productions and Design. They moved north of Boston and built and opened a larger studio in 2000 which ...
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