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Purchase Nature's Rhythms: Thunderstorm CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Enigma Screen Behind The Mirror CD (2000)
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| | Mark Knopfler Golden Heart CD (1996)
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All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.
The Dire Straits' mastermind's first non-soundtrack solo album is a refreshingly diverse outing. Mellower overall than his previous fare, there's still plenty of stunning guitar work and solid songcrafting to be had here. The songs cover a lot of stylistic bases, from rock to folk, Celtic, blues and somber balladeering. The disc is full, yet its diversity never becomes superfluous. A well-planned and pleasing slice of craftsmanship from one of rock's reigning originals.
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| | Gary Numan Jagged CD (2006)
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| | Armik Cafe Romantico CD (2005)
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| | Deepak Chopra Soul Of Healing Meditations CD (2001)
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| | Paint The Sky With Stars: The Best Of Enya CD (1997)
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| | Walela Unbearable Love CD (2000)
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| | Mighty Sparrow Volume 4 CD (1994) (Import)
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The Ice series of Mighty Sparrow releases goes back to the beginnings here, with a strong collection of his prime late-'50s/early-'60s material. It was songs like "May May" that helped make Sparrow the undisputed king, the man in modern calypso in Trinidad until the soca wave arrived to challenge him in the late '70s. Musically, it's calypso coming out of big band with mellifluous horn sections prominent and a subtly propulsive rhythm section that never forces itself over the melodies. There are big horns in the background of "Jook for Jook," but it's typical of Sparrow's arrangements that all the elements fall in place so well; the music sounds full but not cluttered. And he constantly impresses as a very smooth, fluid vocalist negotiating complex melodies and rapid changes, or dropping into romantic crooner mode among the horns and harmonies of "Rose." The song, one of his early big hits, is very well-constructed period pop, although maybe a little corny so many years removed from its first release. Similarly, it's best to cut a bit of slack for the unflattering portrait of a greedy woman on "Teresa" or the badly outdated male-female psychology concepts in "Man Like to Feel," given that they're strong tracks and were, after all, recorded back around 1960. But what impresses most on Volume Four, and a key element in his popularity in Trinidad, is how funny the lyrics are and how Sparrow isn't afraid to poke fun at himself. "Dear Sparrow" is a Dear John letter with Sparrow as the cuckolded victim -- instead of lashing out, he's smooth and reasonable even through the final kiss-off when he tells his cheating woman to give the baby to the other man who the kid looks like. "Steering Wheel" is a hilarious tale of amorous adventures run amok in a parked car -- Chuck Berry's grudge against the safety belt that wouldn't budge in "No Particular Place to Go" has some company here.
"Simpson (The Funeral Man)" is both the first of his "news of my death is greatly exaggerated" routines and the ...
| | Bob The Builder The Album Bob The Builder: The Album CD (2004)
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| | Andy West Rama 1 CD (2002)
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Although billed as Andy West and Rama, this is actually a solo album from the former bass player for the Dixie Dregs. As one might expect from an album by an alumnus of ...
| | Tranquil World: Untouched Desert Landscapes CD
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| | Daedelus Denies The Day's Demise CD (2006)
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Daedelus' fifth album in five years Denies the Day's Demise continues the Santa Monica soundscaper's brilliant string of records. His previous album's excellence made it seem like Daedelus was working at his peak but amazingly he not only equals that album but surpasses it, creating his most satisfying album since his debut. All the ingredients of the usual sonic feast are present in copious amounts; beats that bob and weave like punch-drunk boxers, inventive samples drawn from unique and obscure sources, a whimsical sense of humor, and seriously good songcraft. Yes, songcraft. So many electronic artists are deficient in this area that ...
| | Elysian Vibes 2 CD (2006) (Import) Australia
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| | Soca Mixdown Vol. 2-Soca Mixdown CD (2008)
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The Socamixdown concept is by no means new to the music industry. For years pirates and deejays have taken the best songs and compiled mix tapes and CD\'s and made them available for sale to the public. In most instances, the artistes, executive producers and producers have reaped little or no direct benefit from the sales.The Socamixdown CD is a true demonstration of industry players responding to the needs of the consumers and represents a new approach by the creators to the sale and distribution of their music in the changing global industry. Suitable for background music at parties, exercising at the gym or just easy listening this CD features some of the best groovy and ragga soca tracks for 2008.The eleven track album features songs on the Islander Rhythm and Bad Boy Rhythm produced by Gary Serrao and Dwain \" Dwaingerous\" Antrobus, two tracks produced by Chris Alman of Slam City Studios together with specially selected tracks from various artistes.The album features two collaborations from emerging female soca songstresses - Patrice Roberts and Keisha Christian. Patrice teams up with Adrian O\'neale of the Fraud Squad on \"Work Tonight\" and Keisha Christian dabbles with a dancehall chant on an infectious soca beat with Peter Ram signing \"One More Time.\"Alternative rock artist of the year, Philip 7 of the band Masala also features on the album with his first soca single \"Bring de Wuk and Come\". Another groovy soca track heralds from former Trinidad and Tobago International Groovy soca monarch winner - Biggie Irie who pays tribute to carnival in his single \"Carnival Again\" Also featured on the album is well known producer ...
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