| | Headphone Work In Progress 1998-200- CD Headphone Discography of CDs
Headphone: Charles Garabed (various instruments); Marc Sens (guitar, trombone); Laurent Chartier (organ); Sourou Aguessy (bass guitar). Work In Progress 1998-200- Music Headphone Work In Progress 1998-200- Songs Work In Progress 1998-200- Review
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Purchase Work In Progress 1998-200- CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Alice Cooper Love It To Death CD (1971) Gold
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$19.10 Whereas Alice Cooper's first two studio albums, 1969's PRETTIES FOR YOU and 1970's EASY ACTION, tended more towards ...
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$19.10 "Rocky Mountain Way," the tune that opens Joe Walsh's sophomore release (and remains one of his best-known songs), is a textbook example of Walsh's strengths. The song is driven by a slinky hard rock groove that boasts crunchy, distorted guitars, barrelhouse piano, wiry solos, ...
| | John Mayer Battle Studies CD (2009)
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$12.95 It's no secret that John Mayer is a 21st Century Fox, wining and dining women all through tabloid headlines, so it's about time he delivered an album that traded upon his loverman persona -- and Battle Studies is that record in spades. Retaining more than a modicum of the slick, soul-blues undertones of Continuum, Mayer fashions a modern groove album, a record that maintains a smooth seductive vibe so thoroughly it spills into a one-man band cover of "Crossroads." Mayer remains somewhat of a disciple of Slowhand, but he shows an unusual interest in the big AOR stylings of Journeyman, along with Stevie Ray Vaughan's In Step, creating a coolly clean blend of synths and Strats, one that's as much about texture as it is about song.something perfectly appropriate for a make-out album like this. Sometimes, Mayer dips too heavily toward the texture, ...
| | The Very Best Of Enya CDs (2009) With DVD
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$21.00 Comprised of 18 tracks culled from the singer/composer's first three decades, The Very Best of Enya was pieced together by the artist herself, along with longtime collaborators Nicky and Roma Ryan. Luckily, the trio seems enamored by most of the same songs that the general public is, resulting in one of those rare "greatest-hits" collections that goes deep without depriving the listener of the essentials. With tunes like "Orinoco Flow," "Caribbean Blue," and "Book of Days" in the pot and out of the way, it's easier to appreciate hidden gems like "Cursum Perficio," "Boadicea," "Trains and Winter Rains," and "Anywhere ...
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| | PromiseLab When The Lights Go Down CD (2009)
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$13.15 As the music of PromiseLab pours out of your speakers, what is most striking is the sheer quality of the songs. Avoiding the fashion and trends that so many bands rely on today, the Baltimore based quartet instead compose substantive and soulful, American rock that demands to be heard. On their debut album, "When the Lights Go Down", they have created a collection of songs that resonate with a depth and commitment that immediately sets them apart from the huge majority of their peers. They are not without influence; however, as elements of Petty, Stevie (both Vaughn & Wonder), Marvin, and Snow Patrol filter through their musical landscape.PromiseLab was born out of a shared vision between Shayne Hudson (vocals, guitar) and Larry Rohleder (drums). As roommates in an East Baltimore row house, Shayne, a singer-songwriter and blues devotee, recorded songs in the basement of their building, aka 'the lab,' while Larry, more rock oriented, as well as a sucker for a good pop song, plotted the formation of his own label, which would become TbN AUDiO. 'The stuff coming out of the basement was just great, even in its primitive form. I thought I'd start a label, sign Shayne, and build a band around his material,' Larry recalls. But the two found that finding the right players was a bigger challenge than making the music. 'We had more difficulty than anticipated in finding people who not only shared the vision, but were without circumstances (baggage/commitment issues),' said Shayne. Undiscouraged, the duo decided to enter Wright Way Studios with Steve Wright wearing the producer/engineer hat, to lay down the basic tracks on their own. As fate would have it, a few of the best session musicians in the area were available. They hired a guitarist and bassist to complete the sonic portrait. The sessions were a breakthrough. 'Vocally I did a lot of things I never did before - different kinds of phrasing. I approached the songs very soulfully, which I think comes across on the album,' says Hudson. Rohleder adds, 'We treated each song differently and used instruments that were like a dream come true for us - organs, mandolin, horns, lap steel, multiple snare drums, etc! We kept it very organic, but weren't afraid to go beyond where either of us had been before. ' The result: "When the Lights Go Down", an 11 track effort of storytelling that puts you in the shoes of an unattached twenty-something full of ambition, riding the emotional roller coaster of lust, love, pain, and acceptance. What is most impressive about "When the Lights Go Down" is the strength and consistency of the songs even as they are stylistically diverse. There's the acoustic, sober reminiscence ...
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