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Purchase Lowlife CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Adam Lambert For Your Entertainment CD (2009)
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With Adam Lambert, American Idol finally got a finalist who was completely, utterly contemporary, aware of what's hip in music and culture and aware of how music is made and consumed in 2009, never seeming to try to follow fads or set trends, just embodying the time. Mercifully, he came in second to Kris Allen, for if he came in first he may have had to tame his self-styled glamazon ways. A second place finish allowed Lambert to come out of the closet and indulge in his penchant for theater on his debut, For Your Entertainment -- which isn't quite the same thing as camp, for if Adam Lambert is anything, he's earnest about his dress-up, never winking at the audience because he doesn't think there's much funny about his glitter and ...
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| | Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live From Austin, Texas DVD (1983)
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| | Doors Live In New York CDs (2009) Box Set; Special Edition
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| | Irish Tenors The Irish Tenor Christmas CD (2009)
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| | Sweet Brother Rush Welcome To Your Life CD (2000)
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Dear Friends, My name is Chris "Breeze" Barczynski, and I am the singer/songwriter/guitarist of Sweet Brother Rush. Like many artists, I have dedicated my life to opening up my mind, prioritizing my expectations, expressing my beliefs, underestimating my potential, and overanalyzing my setbacks. My career to this point has been, by most standards, very successful. I have opened for, or appeared with, Green Day, Collective Soul, Sugar Ray, Hootie and the Blowfish, Matchbox 20, The Smithereens, Fuel, Live, Edwin McCain, Jewel, Kansas, Blue Oyster Cult, Warren Zevon, Todd Rundgren and 38 Special among others. I have also appeared on NBC's Last Call with Carson Daly, CBS's Star Search, where I was a semi-finalist, and CBS's Early Show, interviewed by Hannah Storm. I am a cast member of "The Singing Bee" on NBC. My voice can be heard on the Top 10 Billboard charting Kidzbop CD's, on Applebee's and Canadian Club whiskey ads, as well as singing the new Pokemon theme song "Diamond and Pearl". "Welcome To Your Life" has merited rave reviews, commercial and college airplay, and has sold 15,000 copies to date. "Fighting Gravity", a guitar driven, definitive rock anthem, remains #3 all time on garageband.com's pop/rock list. All of this ...
| | Red Blemish Stress Relief CD (2001)
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Orange's origins lie (no pun intended) in a foreign country. In fact, Orange's life began in the clean room of a large Japanese drum machine manufacturing company. (Hereafter referred to as LJDMMC.) How this came about is really not all that strange. Allow me to explain. You see, as everyone knows, drummers have certain tendencies not found in other species. The main one being their bizarre attitude towards answering "drummers wanted classifieds". Another one is their reluctance to show up, and of course the tendency to be loud is almost impossible to control. These known characteristics of drummers resulted in the invention of electronic replacements and created wealth and happiness amongst a large sector of the human race. The Japanese were happy from all the money they were making off of Americans, and musicians everywhere were happy for a while, because the emotional trauma created by drummers was cured by their electronic replacements, "The Drum Machine." Of course as it always is on Earth good things come to an end. The end here being the lack of feel and soul of these so called electronic "human rythm composers". As the demand for the machines decreased the owners of the LJDMMC had their marketing people undertake a major research project to find out how to regain their sales. It wasn't long before they determined -(by countless questionaires disguised as song contests)- that the only way to get back on top was to design a hybrid drum machine created from silicon and human DNA. This would hopefully result in a self learning, sentient drum device with all the skills and "feels" (no pun intended) of a human drummer only with perfect timing plus the essential volume control and off switch. This suggestion was immediately put into action by the owners of the LJDMMC as they weren't really electrical engineers but bio-chemists who after getting their PHD's couldn't find a job. This led them to spend their idle hours playing with electronics and writing text books about their hobby. Soon these text books were snatched up by all the technologic universities and monthly book clubs and they were millionaires before anybody could figure out what was really going on. They quickly re-invested this money into drum machines and the ...
| | Lynn Drury Crossing Frequencies CD (2001)
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"Speaking of Drury, I got into her voice like a leather-upholstered bar booth. She sounds like a sultrier, smokier Bonnie Raitt, infusing a cathartic world-weary woe and wisdom into every line that's worth the price of the album, if you ask me." Laura Miller, Offbeat Magazine " She (Drury) possesses the coffeehouse drawl of Rickie Lee Jones, the sly wink of Bonnie Raitt, the maternalistic glow of Natalie Merchant, and the sheer languid beauty of Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval. Never have they all been in better voice." R. Fontenot, Offbeat Magazine Originally from Mississippi, Lynn Drury has become a fixture in the New Orleans music scene in the past few years. She performs regularly at many downtown venues and has been a ...
| | KGINK 4th & Nowhere CD (2006)
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My music encompasses an enormous amount of styles such as funk, blues, classical, metal, rock, and country, psychedelic & electronic which is why I chose titles like “collage & bouquet”. I have passed out my work for review & “Zappa” is what I have been blessed to hear. Instrumental Zappa-esk is how I describe my work but it is very different I\'m proud to say & yes Zorn & Mr. Bungle and all of those anti-avant-guard types in the progressive world might come close to my aspirations but I hear The Beatles (you know that 70\'s experimental thing) in my actual recording style because of the analog layers. (this I won\'t change, modern recording continues down its flawed path) Yet there are also the simple works; for instance, on my 4th CD, 4th & Nowhere, I have enveloped over 100 movements or stylistic changes, so it is difficult to describe what one will hear from track to track. Listening to part of a track cannot fully relay the extent of what will happen stylistically throughout each track because there are no boundaries as to where I will take the music from each second. Please think of this as you examine the works & remember that this is a home studio of one where I have to push record & run to my drum set in time to start recording. Yeah, its loads of fun! And that is what this is all about! Sure I’d like to sell & gain some notoriety, but hell, I like what I’m doing & you might too if you listen for composition & originality and a few glimpses of complex guitar work set to the beat of art. Talk to me on my site - KGINK.COM - say something on the guestbook - KGI’m a 70’s rock music enthusiast; particularly the progressive and fusion based trailblazers, jazz freak, and moved profoundly by the classical virtuosos. Guitar is my chief instrument and the interplay between melody and originality is my focus while incorporating various styles. Another common element within my CD’s is that I use samples that are warped and refashioned to add an atmospheric semblance ...
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| | Charlton Hill Small Triumphs In Traffic CD (2007) (Import) Import
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