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Back In The U.S. CD music After eight years of work, Landing have turned into something of a free-flowing enterprise, where each album or release is almost like a new chapter in a book. It's something captured as well in their album artwork, as if they were snapshots in a continuing journey in some strange landscape. Key to all this working, though, is constantly fine music, and once again Landing deliver on the excellent Brocade. Now fully expanded to a quintet with the inclusion of Peter Baumann, on Brocade Landing balance out newer kinds of gentle tension in arrangements and performances while still maintaining the overall glow and glaze from their earliest days. Without being either the tasteful dead end of "post-rock" as it ended up or the dramatic-to-a-fault approach of Godspeed You Black Emperor! and their many descendants, the band's music here suggests stateliness and progress -- consider the inspirational rise of the opening song, "Loft," where a crisp, clinical rhythm like a mutated Kraftwerk is matched with keyboard swells and intertwined, liquid guitar melodies. From there, Brocade continues in presenting songs that are soothing but never sappy, tinged with melancholia but never less than warm, and captivating in their own particular way. Adrienne Snow's understated vocals softly wend their occasional way through the mix -- when she first appears on "Yon," the effect is downright subliminal -- while "How to Be Clear" features Aaron Snow adding a distanced performance over a suddenly motoriked-up performance, featuring the guitars at their most blasting. The whole album is not of a piece, though, with "Spiral Arms" getting its emphasis and rhythm via the combination of guitar lines rather than drums, though bass softly underpins the song while finger cymbals add a further mysterious touch, while the beatless (but not arrhythmic) "Music for Three Synthesizers" is just that. ~ Ned Raggett Live Recording Landing: Aaron Snow (vocals, guitar, synthesizer); Adrienne Snow (vocals, synthesizer); Peter Baumann (synthesizer); Daron Gardner (bass guitar, drums, percussion, bells); Dick Baldwin.

Back In The U.S. buy CD music Track Listing of songs: Dog Eat Dog; Free for All; Live It Up; Motor City Madness; Hey Baby; Scream Dream; Paralyzed; Wango Tango; Bite Down Hard; I Got the Feelin';

Back In The U.S. songs Liner Note Author: Ketil Bjornstad. Recording information: Rainbow Studio, Oslo, Norway (08/2002-12/2002). Photographer: Stian Andersen. Personnel: Ketil Bjornstad (piano, synthesizer); Anneli Marian Drecker (vocals); Eivind Aarset (guitar); Nora Taksdal (viola); Kjetil Bjerkestrand (synthesizer, percussion, sampler). Audio Mixers: Jan Erik Kongshaug; Ketil Bjornstad.

Back In The U.S. album for sale How about a band that evokes Beck's melodic pop, Donovan's gentle voice, and the pastel-colored textures of the Sea And Cake? How about a band that sounds as if it'd be equally at home covering Dave Brubeck or Hawkwind? Add touches of hip-hop scratching, sitar, backwards tapes, and a trumpet player with chops. For Calliope, it all works. Despite the band's disparate influences, nothing sounds forced or pretentious on the group's third release, IN ORGANICS. It's among the most adventurous--yet focused--discs to date from the group. "Michigan Space-Rock";Debut Recorded at Trash 180 degrees Studio, Lansing, Michigan. Arranger: Calliope. Calliope: J. Andy Dryer, Matt Ellison, Jason Lantrip, Eric Merckling.

Back In The U.S. CD music In the 1940's and 50's, a migration began. It was a migration following opportunities for money and fame, chasing elusive jobs that didn't exist at home. A chance to learn a trade, make some real money and get some self-respect. This was the migration to the industrial cities of the US in the boom years that followed World War II. For the folks in depressed, mainly agricultural Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and Arkansas, moving north meant the chance to escape some of the poverty and racism that made life only a bit more bearable than in the slave days. As this migration went north, the music, the blues, was brought along. As the Southern bluesmen and women began their lives in the big cities like Chicago, Kansas City and Saint Louis, they began adding songs of city life to the delta-style blues they had grown up playing, listening and dancing to. With the widespread availability of electric instruments and sound systems, new styles of playing emerged. Sometimes called "Chicago" style or just "electric blues", it's a style that is a pure, rootsy music, and it's the foundation for all of the popular music of the last several generations. You don't often hear it in the arenas or on MTV, but it's in the clubs and bars where people want to get away from the glitter and glitz and get back to the power of their roots. JW Gilmore and the Blues Authority performs this style of blues; more reminiscent of Muddy Waters than Stevie Ray, more Slim Harpo than Clapton, more Howlin' Wolf than Blues Traveller. These blues touch you in a way that no other music can. It's music from the soul, a feeling from the heart. It's funny, it's sad, it makes you think, laugh and smile. It's also music you can dance to. Whether it's showing off jitterbug moves to a fast shuffle or getting down and dirty to a slow barrelhouse blues, people love to dance to the blues. Just like the music, it doesn't have to be too fancy, and that's part of its power and appeal. Choice Cuts, Volume 1 is a mix of live and studio cuts that gives you a little taste of what JW Gilmore and TBA sounds like in our natural setting, a club of folks having a good time. JW's charismatic personality, lively sense of humor and phenomenal musicianship backed up by the Blues Authority's tight rhythms make for an unforgettable recording. Enjoy the recording and keep an eye out for us at a club or festival near you!

Back In The U.S. buy CD music I am a recording/performing artist,songwriter and producer. I started rappin when I moved to San francisco Ca. I was about 12yrs old. Most of my musical influence is from the west coast. I was born in Canton, Oh. and lived there until I moved to Cali. I always remembered my midwest flava. My diversity can be heard in my lyrics and through my beats. Of all my experiences in the basements and studios, being back home felt right. I had time to focus on my craft, but something I wasn't totally satisfied until my man Fresh brought his keyboard to me. That was it, I needed beats tailored for me. Two months of long days and nights educating myself on a trinity keyboard, that I had previously watched another producer make beats on, I was ready. Now it was time to get in a real studio and put something together that's truly my own. This album (Mind on My Money) was produced and written by me. I recorded it at CMC music studios in Canton. I am open to working with other producers and artists. I'm continually striving to improve in all areas of this business so look for the next project to be out soon.

Back In The U.S. songs Bio: Ralph BuckleySinger-Songwriter, musician, performer Since I'm writing my own bio this time-I'll come straight to the point (without overloadingon self admiration)My name is Ralph Buckley,I'm a 41 year old musician, songwriter, performer etc...I've been apart of the Seattle music scenein one way or another for 20 + years. With the advent of the internet I've been busy writingand recording songs as quickly as I canproduce them. I perform all the instruments in these recordingsincluding vocals, guitar, piano, organ,bass ,drums etc...My current CD/Demo "God is Dead" is acollection of music that reflects the political turmoilpresently spinning out of control in this post911 world. I have been at this for a long time, from blues clubsto coffee houses, some gigs more memorablethan others. Now in recent days with inspiration spawned off of listeners growing from the web, this is my 3rdCD/Demo release in 18 months. These songs are influenced by blues, folk,pop, jazz...pretty much what you'd find in mydusty ole' record collection. Peace 2 u (if u want it) Press Release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Ralph Buckley ralphbuckley@comcast. net Seattle, WA March of 2007 artist: Ralph BuckleyCD: "God is Dead" If your looking for an artist with a collection of songs that hasstrong commercial appeal along with top-40 selling power-...well you had best move on, I'm not your guy. If your still reading-here's the deal. These songs that your going to listen to are controversial and political in their content. Yeah, yeah I know what your thinking "Not another political protest singer",but as you know these are strange days indeed. War, oil, the coming elections in 2007, these politicalissues are at the core of public opinion, and the kids these days with'myspace, blogs podcasts and ipods are making their presence and their opinions known! To my surprise, the reaction to these songs have far surpassed my expectations (as seen on my accounts with myspace and youtube. ) 'God is Dead' is the title of this CD. The title alone is loud and provocative. The songs 'Butterfly's' and 'The Politics of War and Murder' have produced passionate opinions by listeners both young and old. There are many who are concerned with where their lives are heading and the state of our beloved country in post 911 America. If your still here, my name is Ralph Buckley. The words and music and all ...

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