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| | Doors Live In New York CDs (2009) Box Set; Special Edition
Greatest Summer Beach Hits
$64.84
Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: JANUARY 17, 1970 FIRST SHOW: Start Of Show; Roadhouse Blues; Ship Of Fools; Break On Through; Tuning/Breather; Peace Frog; Blue Sunday; Alabama Song; Back Door Man; Love Hides; Five To One; Tuning/Breather; Who Do You Love; Little Red Rooser; Money; Tuning/Breather; Light My Fire; More, More, More; Soul Kitchen; End Of Show; DISC 2: JANUARY 17, 1970 SECOND SHOW: Start Show 2; Jim "How Ya Doing?"; Roadhouse Blues; Break On Through (To The Other Side); Ship Of Fools; Crawling King Snake; Alabama Song; Back Door Man; Five To One; Pretty Neat, Pretty Good; Build Me A Woman; Tuning/Breather; Who Do You Love; Tuning/Breather; Wild Child; Cheering/Tuning; When The Music's Over; DISC 3: JANUARY 17, 1970 SECOND SHOW CONTINUED: Tuning/Breather; Light My Fire; Hey, Mr. Light Man!; Soul Kitchen; Jim's Fish Joke; End, The; End Of Show; DISC 4: JANUARY 18, 1970 THIRD SHOW: Start Show; Roadhouse Blues; Ship Of Fools; Break On ...
| | Anthrax Among The Living CDs (1987) With DVD; Bonus Tracks; Remastered
Greatest Summer Beach Hits
$21.94
When Anthrax released AMONG THE LIVING in 1987, the band was a part of a then-burgeoning heavy metal sub-genre called speed or thrash metal. This was an inversion of glam metal. The band members wore worn-out jeans and T-shirts, their long hair was hairspray-free, and not a smudge of make-up was applied to their ...
| | Rolling Stones Beggars Banquet CD (1968)
Greatest Summer Beach Hits
$13.65 
| | Brandi Carlile Give Up The Ghost CD (2009)
Greatest Summer Beach Hits
$11.39
| | Pelican What We All Come To Need CD (2009)
Greatest Summer Beach Hits
$11.49
| | Texas Alexander, Vol. 1 (1927) CD (1995)
Greatest Summer Beach Hits
$13.39
| | Spirit In The Sky: The Best Of Norman Greenbaum CD (1995)
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$9.25 
| | Steve Hackett Genesis Files CDs (1997)
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$10.65  
| | McKameys Trophy Of Grace CD (2002)
Greatest Summer Beach Hits
$10.15
| | Clovers Ting-A-Ling CD (2004) (Import) United Kingdom
Greatest Summer Beach Hits
$8.09
TING-A-LING is an 18-track digitally-remastered release by vocal group The Clovers, featuring "Yes Sir That's My Baby," "One Mint Julep," and "Needless," and includes ...
| | Annie Haslam Dawn Of Ananda CD (2000) Reissue
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$16.05
Annie Haslam enters the new millennium as a new age priestess, or so it would seem from this anachronistic record. Drawing alternately from her prog rock roots in early Renaissance and contemporary new age music, Haslam makes a curious metamorphosis in her first new album in nearly five years. Kind of a spiritual concept album, The Dawn of Ananda does not feel like a throwback to the days of early Renaissance as much as a deliberate launch in a new direction, toward a much older audience than that of the pop heaven she created with Blessing in Disguise and Still Life. The record is not without its high points -- "'Michael' Prince of Angels" is a beautiful and haunting tune, comparable to classic Haslam tracks. But for the most part, the album lacks a solid pop base -- and Haslam's best work has always been ...
| | Particle Transformations Live: For The People CDs (2006)
Greatest Summer Beach Hits
$12.39
It's takes a lot of chutzpah to unveil your new guitarists in front of rolling tape and cameras, but so self-confident were Particle in their new lineup that they seem totally at ease -- so much so that one would think this quintet had been playing together for years, not mere months. And thus did the group take to the Henry Ford Theater stage in Hollywood in February 2006. Transformations Live captures the entire one-hour-and-45-minute event. Particle kick off with "Give," and they do precisely that, offering up a perfect example of '70s-styled blues-flecked prog rock, a sublime showcase for newcomers Ben Combe and Scott Metzger. "7 Minutes to Radio Darkness, Pt. 3" puts the pomp, but not the pomposity, back in pomp rock, this number an extravaganza for keyboardist Steve Molitz. The faces may have changed, but their intent -- and intensity -- remain intact, as Robbie Kreiger takes the stage to join the band on a driving cover of "L.A. Woman." That's fabulous, but "Eye of the Storm" is phenomenal, a weather system that seems to keep on expanding until it surely covers the globe. Particle now head backstage, accompanied by the cameras, eventually returning for an extensive encore that kicks off with a hip-hop-styled "Particle People," joined ...
| | Gravy Train All The Sweet Stuff CD (2007)
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$12.95
Oakland, CA's Gravy Train!!!! is an ambisexual quartet obsessed with junk food, junk culture, cheap thrills, booze, club life, fashion magazines and sleazy sex. Lead singer Chunx is a fun-loving cheerleader in gold lamé hot pants, with a vocal style that's part cheerleader, part riot grrrl and part good-natured karaoke belter who sounds slightly stoned and giddy beyond belief. Everyone in the band plays at least three instruments, including drums, bass, synth, organ, harpsichord and guitar, but it's often hard to separate out individual players in the big, muddy, new wave influenced mush that they churn out with such unbridled enthusiasm. There's funk, punk, doo wop, hip-hop, rock, disco, and glam in the mix, with traces of garage band amateurism, B- 52's, Prince, Toni Basil, Bananarama, and other late-'70s and early-'80s bands weaving in and out of the picture as well. The band's musical zeal can't be doubted, but the pastiche sounds strained and overly referential at times. Lyrically, the band specializes in juvenile songs about sex. Their slightly cartoonish delivery manages to make ditties about masturbation, lap dances and other raunchy situations sound strangely innocent, like a child talking about ...
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