| | Platitude Secrets Of Life CD - Import Platitude Discography of CDs
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With members ranging from 16 to 21, Platitude is one of the most promising new acts to spring from Sweden. Influenced by Swedish heavy metal heroes such as Majestic, Y, Malmsteen & Europe, Platitude blends traditional heavy metal with neo-classical progressive outfit. 10 tracks in Digipak format. Scarlet. 2003. Platitude Secrets Of Life Songs | 1. | Deception |
| 2. | Just One Try |
| 3. | Dance Thru The Fire |
| 4. | Memories |
| 5. | Anima |
| 6. | Last Sunset |
| 7. | Raining Tears |
| 8. | Secrets Of Life |
| 9. | Illusions |
| 10. | Evil Sky |
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Secrets Of Life Music Review Purchase Secrets Of Life CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Arena Immortal CD (2000)
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| | Enchant Blink Of An Eye CD (2002)
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What do you do with a rock group that refuses to better itself? You either love or hate it. Enchant sticks to a recipe of '70s American progressive rock (Kansas, Styx) augmented by crunchy guitar riffs and a certain heaviness in the rhythm section borrowed from heavy metal. But the songs are usually too straightforward for both prog and metal crowds, leaving only fans of '80s neo-prog acts like Pallas and post-Fish Marillion to ...
| | Dream Theater Train Of Thought CD (2003)
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TRAIN OF THOUGHT continues the legacy of the progressive metal legends, with all the requisite superhuman metallic musicianship that their fans have come to expect. This outing continues in the heavier mode that began with 2002's SIX DEGREES OF INNER TURBULENCE, reaching even further into darker, personal lyrical themes.
Guitars are the dominant expressive voice here, with keyboards scaled considerably back from the signature Dream Theater sound. Band members Mike Portnoy (drums) and John Petrucci (guitar) continue their do-it-yourself production approach, opting for recording venues on their native Long Island (much of the band's album work has taken place in upstate New York at Bear Tracks and Little Bear Studios). "As I Am" and "This Dying Soul" at times borrow generously from Metallica, featuring that band's well-known use of tri-tones, ...
| | Dream Theater - Images & Words/5 Yrs In A Live Time DVDs (1993)
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This release gathers together two previous outings in the visual medium from progressive metal band Dream Theater. A concert recorded live in Tokyo from 1993 is included, alongside highlights from shows in Rotterdam, London, and a selection of music videos. See individual titles for more details.
With their progressive metal style and exceptional musicianship (learned at the Berklee School of Music) Dream
Theater grew to prominence with their MTV hit "Pull Me Under" in 1992. During that time Dream Theater developed
a rabid fan base that remains with them today-especially when it comes to their mind-blowing live shows.
This 2 DVD set, Images And Words: Live In Tokyo/5 Years In A LIVEtime, is a must-own for any Dream Theater fan. The
2-DVD set is jam-packed with over 3 hours of footage: live performances along with 6 music videos and memorable
behind-the-scenes interviews.
Disc One: Images And Words: Live In Tokyo is a riveting live performance captured in Tokyo, ...
| | Frank Marino Real Live CDs (2004) Digipak
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When headbanger historians look back on the important heavy metal and hard rock bands that were active during the '70s, Mahogany Rush's name doesn't come up nearly as often as Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Kiss, Van Halen, Judas Priest, Blue Öyster Cult or Aerosmith -- and that is regrettable because Frank Marino led one of the '70s' most exciting hard rock/metal outfits. Mahogany Rush is, without question, underrated. Walk past a Hard Rock Café, and it isn't uncommon to hear Zep's "Whole Lotta Love" or Deep Purple's "Smoke on the Water" being blasted -- but how often will a Hard Rock Café expose pedestrians to something by Mahogany Rush? Regardless, Marino still has his share of die-hard followers who will be happy to know that Mahogany Rush is in fine form on Real Live. Recorded live at Club Soda in Montreal, Canada on September 8, 2001 (only three days before ...
| | Edguy Rocket Ride CD (2006) Bonus Tracks
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It's easy to belittle power metal bands because they often marry portentous musical ambitions with hackneyed Manowar-like posturing that only ...
| | Cornerstone Human Stain CD (2002) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Carpenters Perform Carpenter CD (2003)
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Those who listened to the Carpenters during their heyday without paying attention to those names that appear in parenthesis after song titles might not be aware of a musical development that took place during the group's career. As time went on, Richard Carpenter became a more significant source of the Carpenters' songs as a writer. Richard was contributing to the songwriting at the outset, for example placing "All of My Life" and "Eve" on the debut album, Offering (aka Ticket to Ride) in 1969. But it wasn't until 1972 that "Goodbye to Love" (co-written with John Bettis) gave him his first representation as a writer on the A-side of a Carpenters single. When that song peaked at number seven on the Hot 100, Richard began putting more of his songs out as Carpenters singles, and he scored further hits with "Yesterday Once More," "Top of the World," "Only Yesterday," and "I Need to Be in Love." But his songs were still mixed in with many outside contributions, such that the Carpenters' musical legacy remains a combination of his writing and that of many others. A quarter-century later, as A&M looked for further ways to exploit the Carpenters catalog, the idea of assembling a compilation devoted to Richard's compositions was a valid one, and the tracks here mix his hits with a selection of the many album tracks he wrote. The collection presents the Carpenters at their most natural-sounding; Richard was writing for Karen Carpenter's voice, so the songs effectively exploit the qualities of that voice. When outside ...
| | Knight Area Sun Also Rises CD (2004)
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| | Electric Wizard Dopethrone CD (2000) Bonus Tracks; Remastered; Digipak
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As Deep Purple's Roger Glover once said, "Heavy isn't about volume, it's about attitude." And no band better illustrates this statement than England's Electric Wizard -- the reputed heaviest band in the universe -- whose every album has managed to push the boundaries of down-tuned, grinding, monolithic doom metal to unprecedented depths. Sure, they pack plenty of volume as well, but none of it could possibly work without the band's uncompromising worship of weed and all things gothic and malevolent. After a long hiatus (during which they were no doubt traveling the cosmos without ever leaving their parent's basements or putting down their bongs), Electric Wizard finally returned to action in the year 2000. The resulting dirge masterpiece, Dopethrone, delivers walls of sound so dense that at first they seem too big to fit into your ears. At ...
| | Music Of Nova Scotia CD (2006)
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The music of Nova Scotia is particularly closely tied to that of Scotland. Indeed, the music on this album is almost entirely pipe and drum music. Bagpipes galore, with the occasional violin thrown in for good measure. As such, there is at first listen probably not much ...
| | Skeets McDonald Heart Breakin' Mama: Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight CD (2008) (Import) Germany
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Skeets McDonald is best known as the originator of the 1950s hit "Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes," which is featured here, but this collection also features the wilder side ...
| | Bobby Charles Forever & A Day CD (2008)
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Robert Charles Huffman (a.k.a. Bobby Charles) was born in Toledo, Ohio. His first recollection of music can be traced back to his early childhood ...
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