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Taken from the 2004 album 'Under The Skylon'. The title track is b/w two non-LP tracks, 'Things I've Learned Since I Went Mad' & 'On Some Faraway Beach'. Snowstorm. 2004. Candidate Mountain Show Songs | 1. | Mountain Snow |
| 2. | Things I've Learned |
| 3. | Since I Went Mad |
| 4. | On Some Faraway Beach |
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Purchase Mountain Show CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Madonna Celebration Vinyl LP (2009)
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| | McDonald & Giles Mcdonald & Giles CD (1971) (Import) United Kingdom; HDCD
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MCDONALD AND GILES is a 1970 reissue that features former King Crimson members Ian McDonald - who went on to join Foreigner - and Michael Giles and includes "Suite In C," "Flight Of The Ibis," and "Is She Waiting?"
Following the meltdown of the original King Crimson lineup, Ian McDonald and Michael Giles brought brother Peter Giles back, which helps to account, in some ways, for the resemblance of this album to the 1968 Giles, ...
| | Enya Only Time (2002)
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| | Madonna Nothing Fails/Nobody Knows Me (2003) 5 versions
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| | Nirvana Sliver Vinyl LP (1990)
$6.89 | | Black 43RD & Degnan CD (1991)
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Limited Edition./Collectors Item Orgionaly released on the now defunct World Stage label. "43rd.& Degnan" is available here on CDbaby as a limited edition.This,the bands first recording was produced by the legendary drummer Billy Higgins,also know as the most rcorded drummer in history.Billy,who discovered these kids,whos avarage age was fifteen years old at the time,could hear something worth documenting for all time.It was the sound of youth.The sound of inocense and a maturity and dedication to detail that some bands never achieve no matter what age or how long they stay togather.Take a minute to listen to Mallissa written by the young alto player James Mahone and check out the playful interchange between the horns on the composition by base player Mark Shelby.Who say's youth is wasted on the young.The group went on to record for several major labels including GRP and Columbia,but critics agree that "43rd.& Degnan" the bands first release was and still is it's best offering.We dedicate this recording to our hero Billy Higgins.If you could imagine Tiger Woods teaching the fine art of golf in the ghetto then you can almost imagine what it is like to have a guy like Billy around to mentor the neighborhood youth.This recording is his way of investing in the community.To Billy community was everything.His workshop "The World Stage",was where we all hung out.where he lectured us on the pitfalls of being Black in America.He overcame heroin addiction,which he called chemical warfare,and dedicated his life to saving youth whereever and whenever he had the opertunity.Billy played his drums as if the fate of the universe depended on him hitting them just right,a perfect swing.In our neighborhood half the kids are in jail and the other half are on the way.He was a force for good.The twelve years that i worked with him were the most informative of my entire life.While everyone is investing is stocks and bonds,Billy invested in us,the community,the neighborhood.Thanks to the increadible Mr.Higgins we all got a chance to see artists like Herbie Hancock,Chick Correa,Bobby Watson,Branford Marcellos all performing at the world stage for a $5 or ten dollar donation.Jazz had left the community and he was determined to bring it back.It was a monumental task if there ever was one.Everbody went corporate.Billy Higgins at the world stage was the greatest event on earth.The greatest drummer on earth trying to save the universe from ultimate destruction.A master of harmony and harmony is our religion.The group went on to win just about every award available for young jazz muscians.The John Coltrane award,scolarships,and our drummer Willy Jones finished third in the Theolonious Monk international jazz competition.There was hope and pride where it never existed before.All we have left now is to tell the world about who he was,what he did and why it is all important. Jazz is Revolutionary/Billy HigginsIt is just an unfortunate reality that jazz which started out as an african american past time and his now ...
| | Cool Britannia CD (2005) Import
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| | DJ Sessions CDs (2005) (Import) Germany
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| | Frank, Dean & Sammy Rat Pack CD (2007) (Import) Import
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| | Pere Ubu Modern Dance CD (2006) (Import)
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| | Idea Hoard Uncut (2006) (Import)
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Uncharted Audio announce the arrival of their newest bastard lovechild, the cunningly-titled Idea Hoard Uncut. This album - priced at a mere fiver to the UK punter - seeks further exposure for the labels current core roster, celebrates the success of artists which the label has introduced to the world, and invites a whole load of guest names down to the party - all of whom have performed at one of our Uncharted Sessions, west Londons finest regular club night for crazy electronic shiz since 2004. Its got an international flavour; the Sessions have seen appearances from many transatlantic guests - cult Boston synth trio ...
| | Kharma 45 Where's Your Spirit Man? (2007) (Import)
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| | Triplane Natsu Ga Owareba/Kokoro Hakobu (2008) (Import)
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