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Kilo Mix Tape Songs | 1. | Dunkey Kong |
| 2. | Animosity |
| 3. | White Horse  |
| 4. | Freak to the End |
| 5. | Nasty Dancer |
| 6. | Can't Get None |
| 7. | Cocaine '95 |
| 8. | Get This Party Started |
| 9. | Mega Mix / Shouts Out |
| 10. | How Low Can You Go? |
| 11. | Respect |
| 12. | Get Wit da Program |
| 13. | Ghetto Drop |
| 14. | Stomp and Grind |
| 15. | Bitches Rule |
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Purchase Mix Tape CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Beyonce I Am...Sasha Fierce CD (2008) Bonus Track; Deluxe Edition
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| | Black Eyed Peas E.N.D. (The Energy Never Dies) CD (2009)
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| | Leona Lewis Echo CD (2009)
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The goal of Leona Lewis' 2007 debut, Spirit, was to prove that an ...
| | Michael Jackson - Video Greatest Hits - History DVD (1995) Special Edition
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| | Browns Three Bells CDs (1993) (Import) Box Set; Germany
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This 8-CD set contains the complete recordings of the Browns from 1954 through 1967. It also includes a 40-page book with detailed session info, pictures and biographies.
Eight CDs and over 240 songs is overkill, except that there's a lot worth hearing here. Disc One opens in 1954 with Jim Ed and Maxine Brown's debut recordings for the Fabor label, including "Looking Back to See," which was successful enough to get them a touring slot with a young Elvis Presley. The sound, while primitive in comparison to their ...
| | Toyes CD (1996)
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The debut from this Oregon-based reggae band shows lots of promise. It's got that slightly ragged, self-released sound about it, but all the necessary ingredients are there: intelligent, often funny lyrics, hooky melodies, ponderous basslines. The Toyes' signature tune seems to be the whimsical "Two Joints" ("I smoke two joints in times of peace/And two in times of war/I smoke two joints before I smoke two joints/And then I smoke two more"). It begins the program, and the album ends with two more versions, one in Spanish and one in French. In between there's a spectacular reggae version of "Freebird" and a hilarious sendup of the old novelty tune "Monster Mash," rewritten and dubbed (as it were) "Monster Hash." Among the fine originals are "Wake Up (And Smell the Java)" and "Late Night Bozos," which takes on Leno and Letterman. The bandleader is a guy named Mawg who can't seem to decide whether to fake a Jamaican accent (correct answer: don't), but who has a great voice and an incisive, smart-alecky sense of humor. The band kicks consistently and hard. Get these guys into a good studio and they'll make some major noise. ~ Rick Anderson
*The ...
| | Gang Starr Ownerz CD (2003) Enhanced CD
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| | Kid Koala Live From The Short Attention Span Audio Theatre Tour CD (2005)
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In the fall of 2003, Kid Koala took his most ambitious show ever on the road. Anchored by the concept of the turntable band, and combined with comedy, anamations, cabaret style flair, and...bingo, this show was widely praised. There was: Kid Koala, P-Love, and DJ Jester. They had 8 turntables, 2 Wurlizers, effects, mics, and a lot of records, plus comedy, animations, performances, prizes, audience participation, and an intermission for bingo. 5 audio tracks are included live in London. The DVD includes 25 minutes of performances from that ...
| | Roxy Music Concerto CD (2001)
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Released 22 years after the fact, this two-disc set documents Roxy Music during their Manifesto tour. The band was beginning to veer from more adventurous progressive rock leanings to concentrate on the sophisticated pop and dance music that would surface on Flesh & Blood and Avalon. Six of the first eight songs are from the pivotal Manifesto, cutting a wide swath of styles, including the improv opening of "Manifesto," the moody "Stronger Through the Years," and the light-punk flash of "Trash." The remainder of the set is filled with old favorites ("Out of the Blue," "In Every Dream Home a Heartache," and "Do the Strand") that have been covered on the band's other live releases. The band is in excellent form. Bryan Ferry excels as both dreamy crooner and swaggering rock & roll frontman. Phil Manzanera plays some scorching guitar solos, particularly on the coda of "Out of the Blue" and "Ladytron," Andy Mackay provides evidence that he is one of rock music's most melodious saxophone and oboe players, and drummer Paul Thompson is thunderous throughout this show. He would soon leave in a disagreement over the group's new dance/pop leanings. As with many live recordings from this era, sound quality is sometimes inconsistent. Mackay's sax work is occasionally buried in the mix. Overall, the sound quality is as good as can be expected from a show circa 1979. Concerto benefits from the continuity of a single performance, unlike the well-played but disjointed Viva!. The show was recorded April 12, 1979, in Denver. As a bonus, the album concludes in encore fashion with two songs played in Oakland earlier in the tour but not performed in Denver. Concerto falls short of legendary concert status, but is an effective end-of-decade review of one of the truly great '70s bands. ~ Casey Elston
Released 22 years after the fact, this two-disc set documents Roxy Music during their Manifesto tour. The band was beginning to veer from more adventurous progressive rock leanings to concentrate on the sophisticated pop and dance music that would surface on Flesh + Blood and Avalon. Six of the first eight songs are from the pivotal Manifesto, cutting a wide swath of styles, including the improv opening of "Manifesto," the moody "Stronger Through the Years," and the light-punk flash of "Trash." The remainder of the set is filled with old favorites ("Out of the Blue," "In Every Dream Home a Heartache," and "Do the Strand") that have been covered on the band's other live ...
| | Medicine Head New Bottles Old Medicine CD (1970) (Import) United Kingdom
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One of the most refreshing hits of the very early '70s was Medicine Head's "Pictures in the Sky," a song so subtly woven and effortlessly understated that it was almost difficult to actually hear it; rather, you absorbed it straight into your subconscious, then wandered round wondering what it was you were humming. That was the band's first hit single, and their first album, one should not be too shocked to discover, is basically cut from the same cloth. True, not every track is so superbly sublime; true, not every melody as deeply, darkly haunted. But two guys with a Jew's Harp, a handheld drum, a harmonica, and an acoustic guitar nevertheless make mountains move, and would probably have moved them even further if they'd recorded the hit in time for the album. Unfortunately, they didn't. The opening "When Night Falls" sets the scene instead, haunted harp and funereal pounding keeping time behind vocalist John Fiddler's lonesome, confessional lyric. There's a ghostly Dylan air to a lot of Medicine Head's early work, and this one shows ...
| | Jane Here We Are CD (1973) (Import) Germany
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| | Robert K Boscarato More Thoughts & Words CD (2008)
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