| | 33 1/3 RPM'S CD
33 1/3 RPM'S Songs | 1. | Burnt Myself - Gee Strings |
| 2. | Dullish - Gee Strings |
| 3. | Drank a Lot - Gee Strings |
| 4. | Last Man Alive - The Texas Thieves |
| 5. | Killer on Craig's List - The Texas Thieves |
| 6. | Dying of Stress - The Texas Thieves |
| 7. | Anti-Social |
| 8. | Pillz, The |
| 9. | Stupid Girl |
| 10. | Nippleitis - Davey Nipples |
| 11. | Timt to Assassinate Fat Mike - Davey Nipples |
| 12. | Cookie Dough - Davey Nipples |
| 13. | Nation Rehabilitation - Neon Maniacs |
| 14. | Nomad - Neon Maniacs |
| 15. | Young Blades - Neon Maniacs |
| 16. | Our Girlfriend |
| 17. | Dead in the Water |
| 18. | Blood Shed for Song |
| 19. | 6th Level |
| 20. | Better Late Than Ever |
| 21. | Die Cause I Hate You |
| 22. | Defeated |
| 23. | Try Failing |
| 24. | I Don't Believe |
| 25. | Two Fist - Cell Block 5 |
| 26. | Tough Break - Cell Block 5 |
| 27. | Englishman - Cell Block 5 |
| 28. | (You're A) Freak - Spoiled Rotten |
| 29. | Valley Girl - Spoiled Rotten |
| 30. | I Want My Rock N' Roll - Spoiled Rotten |
|
33 1/3 RPM'S Review
GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on 33 1/3 RPM'S CD. Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy. To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days. Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.
Purchase 33 1/3 RPM'S CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Glee Cast Glee: The Music, Vol. 2 CD (2009) Original Soundtrack
33 1/3 RPM'S album
 $9.58  
| | Michael Jackson - Video Greatest Hits - History V. 2: On Film DVD (1997)
33 1/3 RPM'S CD music
 $9.69 
| | Gov't Mule By A Thread CD (2009)
33 1/3 RPM'S music CDs
$11.89 
BY A THREAD is Gov't Mule's first studio album since HIGH & MIGHTY was issued in 2006. Since that time, bassist Andy Hess has been replaced by Jorgen Carlsson, though Hess appears on two tracks at the end of the album. Carlsson's playing style is much more aggressive than Hess', and is therefore closer - in spirit anyway - to Gov't Mule's original bassist, the late Allen Woody, though he possesses an adventurous ...
| | Michael Jackson Bad CD (1987) Bonus Tracks; Remastered; Special Edition
33 1/3 RPM'S songs
$7.59 
| | Kings Of Leon Only By The Night CD (2008)
33 1/3 RPM'S album
$8.99 
| | Breaking Benjamin Dear Agony CD (2009)
33 1/3 RPM'S CD music
$13.15 
| | Best Of Steeleye Span CD Import
33 1/3 RPM'S music CDs
$10.49
| | Chris Connelly Night Of Your Life CD (2004)
33 1/3 RPM'S songs
$7.55
While it's true that Chris Connelly's contributions to Ministry, the Revolting Cocks, and the Damage Manual have earned him a deserved reputation as a squalid industrial rocker whose love of all things darkly humorous and "tribal" will go down in the history books documenting the era. But in taking his solo recordings as entities unto themselves, one can't help but think he might wish it were otherwise. As early as Whiplash Boychild there were traces of the "other" Chris Connelly: the savvy, vulnerable, and poetically astute singer/songwriter concealed by an image of excess. The softer identity was only given more weight by his late-'90s and early 21st century work with the Bells, Blonde Exodus, and Largo, and was underscored by his starkly sculpted Private Education in 2002. Connelly is often dubbed with the mantle of sounding a lot like early David Bowie -- à la Man Who Sold the World. But the bottom line is that the Thin White Duke should sound as consistently fine as Connelly does! Night of Your Life is an exquisitely crafted collection of off-kilter, elegant, adult pop songs that are presented with grace, elegance, and a wonderfully swaggering nocturnal decadence. Whether Connelly is delving into the androgynous pop of "Too Long in My Mind," with its glimmering guitars strummed into the heart of a mix dotted with single string lines and washes of ambient sound, or popping off with the desperate, edgy, angular slither of "Don't Landslide Away From Me," the effect is the same: a protagonist who seems to be looking out from the end of something, a relationship that is about to crumble or exists only in memory. This elegiac take on love and life and the scenics surrounding them -- Connelly wonderfully captures atmospheric details -- track further on the title track with its gorgeously layered backing male chorus (all voices are his own), as well as on the jagged Baroque new wave of "Stella (Stand Up for Your Man)." The pastoral glissando in "Glass Rose" stands in stark contrast where the shambolic protagonist holds his grief-laden view at a cool distance. In the sprightly whistling jaunt of "Nicola 6," Connelly offers a portrait of a woman who moves "much ...
| | Jimmy LaFave Blue Nightfall CD (2005)
33 1/3 RPM'S album
$14.45 
On his seventh offering, and his first since 2001's Texoma, Okie beatnik cum Austin songwriter Jimmy LaFave ...
| | Infernal From Paris To Berlin CDs (2007) (Import) Import
33 1/3 RPM'S CD music
$22.35
| | Hoehner Wenn's Dir Gut Geht/Le CD (2007) (Import)
33 1/3 RPM'S music CDs
$15.75
| | Samael Eternal CD (1999) Bonus Tracks; Reissue; Deluxe Edition
33 1/3 RPM'S songs
$10.79
Having brought their unique electro-black metal vision to a stylistic zenith on 1996's spectacular Passage, there was really no way for Switzerland's Samael to go but down -- and down they went with an efficient but quite unremarkable follow-up in 1999's Eternal. Ironically, by achieving a more seamless blend of its predecessor's disparate sonic elements -- savage black metal, pulsing techno and industrial elements, orchestral backdrops, etc. -- Eternal's songs largely nullified the striking contrasts that had made previous efforts so special to begin with. One need look no further than ho-hum exercises like "Year Zero," "Ailleurs," and "Nautilus & Zeppelin" for proof, and very infrequent exceptions to this rule like "Supra Karma" and "Infra Galaxia" only helped to drive the point home by prioritizing those contrasts more clearly. Also less than impressive, the nearly comatose "Together" (clearly inspired by Swedish goth deathsters Tiamat) dragged its leaden chorus through the muck for what felt like an eternity, and several programmed drumbeats spread throughout seemed to have been lifted right out of ZZ Top's Eliminator. But the late-album oddity "Being" did show a belated creative spark by mixing honky tonk piano with sarcastically snazzy death metal grunting, which was at least good for a well-needed laugh. In the end, however, Eternal wound up disappointing expectations that had been raised inordinately high by Samael's most recent albums, sending the group into a career tailspin it would only emerge from some five years later. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia
Having brought their unique techno-inflected death metal vision to fruition on 1996's remarkable Passage, there was only one way for Switzerland's Samael to go. You guessed it: down -- and down they go (if only slightly), with an efficient but unremarkable follow-up in 1999's Eternal. Ironically, by achieving a more seamless blend ...
| | Royalty Free KJV CD (2009)
33 1/3 RPM'S album
$6.65
Royalty Free KJV
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
Email a Friend
