| | Honeymoon Suite Monster Under The Bed CD Honeymoon Suite Discography of CDs
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Monster Under The Bed Music Honeymoon Suite Monster Under The Bed Songs | 1. | Sya You Don't Know Me |
| 2. | Being On The Light |
| 3. | If Ya Love Me |
| 4. | Road |
| 5. | Little Sister |
| 6. | How Long |
| 7. | Come (Let Me Take You There) |
| 8. | Miracle |
| 9. | It's Only Love |
| 10. | Next To You |
| 11. | Stand Alone |
| 12. | All I Wanted |
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Monster Under The Bed Music Review Purchase Monster Under The Bed CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Honeymoon Suite Big Prize CD (1986)
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| | Black N Blue Collected CD (2005) (Import) With DVD; Limited Edition; Box Set; United Kingdom
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| | Keel Lay Down The Law CD (1984) Reissue
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| | White Lion Return Of The Pride CD (2008) Bonus Tracks
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The last time White Lion issued a new studio album, the musical world was a very different place. Hair metal was still en vogue, but its death knell was rapidly approaching (with the arrival of Nirvana). The group collapsed soon after the lukewarm reception bestowed upon the release of 1991's Mane Attraction, and remained in hibernation until the late '90s, until singer Mike Tramp began touring under a few different White Lion-related names (such as "Remembering White Lion" and "Tramp's White Lion") and issuing live albums. But 2008's Return of the Pride is the first post-1991 release to be credited solely to White Lion. Despite Tramp being the only member present from the group's late-'80s glory days, the group's heavy yet melodic sound remains very much intact. Instead ...
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| | Y & T Unearthed, Vol. 1 CD (2005)
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For a group that released nine studio albums between 1976 and 1990, you have to figure that Y&T must have a few tracks that slipped through the cracks over the years, right? You are indeed correct, as the 2005 compilation, Unearthed, Vol. 1 collects 17 of these rarities. As far as pop-metal bands of the '80s go, Y&T had the hooks, the choruses, the riffs, and the party-hearty ...
| | Intune Ragga Sessions CD (2005)
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| | Vanessa Lively Chain Unbroken CD (2008)
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“We’re gonna rise above and break the chains that bound; we’re gonna rise up singing and spread more love around.”This is more than a line in one of Vanessa Lively’s songs; it’s a statement of purpose in her life.Born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, Vanessa learned to appreciate the hues and vivacity of foreign cultures, developing a sensitivity to diversity that would later stoke her thirst for travel and openness to new experiences. Though she first found her voice in the realms of art and painting - as one may notice from the evocative imagery she wields - music was always on the edge of her palette. Lively was first introduced to performing music at the age of 16 with a popular San Antonio band Buketfunk. Later, her dreams found a perch in the Greek/gypsy band E Serenes for which she sang lead vocals.To finance the freedom to compose and create, Vanessa worked with her husband Jason Lively as a self-employed graphic designer. By supporting themselves independently, they had the liberty to shut the doors to their successful business in 2005 and travel to South America, where they worked as volunteers for the next couple of years. Vanessa’s musical voice blossomed in earnest while she and Jason lived in Salinas de Guaranda, Ecuador, where the thin cold air and bare conditions provided challenges that would give strength to Vanessa’s nascent songs. To alleviate the stresses of daily life, Vanessa would write songs, often by firelight when the city’s electricity failed. Empowered by her experiences, Vanessa recorded her music right there in Ecuador, in the city of Quito – carrying her instrument over her shoulder she would endure the entire six-hour trip to the city. Quito served as a crossroad on the paths of many travelers; Vanessa met musicians traveling through the city and invited all of them to perform on her album. Vanessa’s openness to the musicians and instruments in her environment harmonize perfectly with the organic structure and empathetic lyrics of her songs. Most of her songs are drawn from the things Vanessa has seen and the moments she’s experienced, though she sees only the universality of it all. After a volcanic eruption covered her Ecuadorian home in a thick layer of toxic ash, Vanessa wrote “Let Me Rise,” documenting the hardships and struggles of women around the world. This song became the title track of her first album, recorded in Quito. Songs on this album recount stories, such as uprisings and strikes by indigenous people in Ecuador:“Your hands are tied, there is nothing left to do. You hoped and prayed but now you seem the fool. ‘Cause in the end money speaks louder than all. And all you got is further to fall.”While recording the album Let Me Rise, Lively befriended a traveler from England, named Stefan Pope. Their simple friendship would grow into a professional collaboration ...
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