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This ten-song live collection of Sex Pistols material captures the pioneering British punk band's first lineup, featuring Glen Matlock on bass. These are live versions of songs taken from the Pistols' only official studio album, Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols, along with cover versions of the Monkees' "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone" and the Stooges' "No Fun." For all the hoopla surrounding the band during its short-lived career, this budget-line BMG Special Products release is more mediocre than raw. ~ Al Campbell Sex Pistols Extended Versions Songs Extended Versions Review
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Purchase Extended Versions CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols CD (1977)
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| | Deranged/Motel Hell - Midnite Movies Double Feature DVD (1974) Widescreen
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| | Teen Wolf/Teen Wolf Too Midnite Movies Double Feature DVD (1985) Widescreen
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| | Zombie 4: After Death DVD (1988)
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Although its numerical title seems to indicate that this is yet another sequel to Lucio Fulci's ZOMBIE (itself often listed as ZOMBI 2 to capitalize on the success of DAWN OF THE DEAD, which was also known as ZOMBI) and ZOMBIE 3, ZOMBIE 4 is actually a (what else?) zombie movie originally known as AFTER DEATH that was renamed to link to its supposed precursors. Set on a verdant tropical island where, 20 years before, a voodoo priest turned all of its inhabitants into the living dead, ZOMBIE 4 finds the only non-zombie descendent of the island returning to her ...
| | Raped By An Angel 2: Uniform Fan DVD (2002) Widescreen
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| | Riot Narita CD (1979) Import
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New York's Riot is unfortunate representative of a "lost generation" of American hard rock bands. Formed in the late '70s, when widespread record industry recession conspired with disco's airwave domination and headline-grabbing (but little-album-selling) punk rock to drive even some of the decade's most successful heavyweight dinosaurs (Black Sabbath, Kiss, etc.) to the brink of extinction, Riot saw precious few of their contemporaries (most notably Van Halen) actually make it through to the big time. Not so lucky as the California quartet, Riot had to seek out a foreign label to take a chance on their stellar eponymous debut in 1977, and then financed a second, Narita, on their own dime before managing to lure a still rather hesitant Capitol Records to pick it up. Finally released in late 1979, Narita was named after the Japanese airport controversially built on sacred ground (hence its bizarre album cover) and contained slick but powerful hard rock -- nowhere near as combustible as VH's debut, but hardly squeaky-clean like Boston's, either. In fact, the record's more considered tracks, such as "Waiting for the Taking" and "Kick Down the ...
| | Cruisin' 1961 CD (1988)
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An instantly recognizable bargain bin staple since the late '70s, thanks to their colorful comic book covers tracing the romantic life of an Everycouple named Peg and Eddie, the Cruisin' ...
| | Kamelot Fourth Legacy CD (2000)
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| | Hell Yeeeeah Beginning... CD (2003)
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Who Is Hell Yeeeeah? How can one man embody so much pent up frustration inside, and use it to his advantage. Born and raised on the streets of Brooklyn, New York this Bedford Stuyvesant native has been on the scene for a while. He first emerged in 1996 performing alongside his former partner and current label mate Allwayz (who compromised Circle Of Fear) .Under The Guidance Of Mind Management Circle Of Fear found there selves building a foundation for their clique 5th Militia Music Performing at the now defunct Q-Club (Queens, New York, Mind Management 1st Annual A& R Dream Showcase, Tune Music Seminar, Black Ball's 1st Annual Bridges N' Heights Concert Etc. That same year Circle of Fear found there self working with Up And Coming Producer Self(Producer of Nas Queensfest,DMX ...
| | Day In The Life Nine Reasons To Say Goodbye CD (2005)
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| | Ultrababyfat No Ringo No CD (2006)
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Atlanta indie rock institution Ultrababyfat breaks a five-year silence with the release of No Ringo No, its fourth overall release and its first on Two Sheds. This latest effort, while cementing Ultrababyfat’s reputation for raw-edged, hook-heavy pop gems, shows songwriting range which keeps the record sounding fresh and distinct from its previous releases. Whether it be the agitated piercing punk of “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father,” the breezy vibe of “Cool Shoes,” the doo-wop sway of “Climb,” or staccato shuffling riff and enticing harmonies of “Pollyanna,” No Ringo No never fails to please.Ultrababyfat is the collaborative product of lifelong friends Shonali Bhowmik and Michelle DuBois, whose history of composing music dates back to their junior high days in Nashville. After a brief separation for college and a stint together in Santa Cruz, the pair each individually relocated to Atlanta in the early 90s, at which time the band began in earnest as Babyfat.Paired with rhythm section Laurie Garner and Maricio Carey, the band released Dragons Go Away on Sister Ruby Records in 1995 as Babyfat (the band ultimately added the “Ultra” prefix when some bar band appeared from out of the woodwork to claim the Babyfat name). The result of having one lo-fi masterpiece record under its belt and building a reputation of energetic live sets, considerable buzz built around the band, and Walter Yentikoff’s Velvel Records snatched the band from the unsigned masses.The Velvel debut, 1998’s Silver Tones Smile, featured a new rhythm section – Britta Phillips (subsequently of Luna) and Shane Sanders – and a much larger production budget. The record was primarily recorded by Doug Easley at Easley Studios in Memphis and mixed at Keith Cleversley’s Playground in Chicago. Silver Tones Smile was a smash hit on the CMJ and Gavin college radio charts, which led to critical media praise, successful tours, a video appearance ...
| | Peter Hammill Silent Corner & The Empty Stage CD (1974) Bonus Tracks
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| | Magic Touch Acappella Starlight Sessions, Vol. 2 CD (2006)
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| | Joan Baez Ring Them Bells CDs (2007) (Import) Import
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