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Often forgotten, and when finally remembered it is usually for the often tedious, but huge-selling Crime Of The Century. This record cuts away the pomp and keeps it comparatively simple ...
| | Michael Buble Meets Madison Square Garden CDs (2009) With DVD
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MICHAEL BUBLE MEETS MADISON SQUARE GARDEN finds Canadian crooner Buble ...
| | Magic: The Very Best Of Olivia Newton-John CD (2001)
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Recorded between 1973 and 1983. Includes liner notes by Robyn Flans.
Digitally remastered by Garvin Lurssen (The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California).
All those nostalgia mavens and time-travelers who revel in '70s pop culture will find the ante upped a notch upon the release of MAGIC. You can listen to Carpenters tribute albums and ...
| | Kihnsolidation: The Best Of Greg Kihn CD (1989)
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Rhino's Greg Kihn retrospective is definitive, drawing from each of the straightforward pop-rocker's albums, including all of his hit singles, and even continuing his long history of album titles built around name-derived puns (1981's Rockihnroll, 1985's Citizen Kihn, etc.). Kihnsolidation includes ...
| | Reflections: Carly Simon's Greatest Hits CD (2004) Remastered
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You know that tattered old Carly Simon best-of album that's been sitting in your older sister's record collection for decades? It's been firmly supplanted. While the two-disc ANTHOLOGY on Rhino is the most comprehensive Simon collection, for a single-disc retrospective, you can't ...
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| | Cooper Temple Clause Hardware/Warfare CD (2001)
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| | Sufjan Stevens Seven Swans CD (2004)
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Multi-instrumentalist Sufjan Stevens made a couple of records that slipped under the radar before his third, the astoundingly lush post-rock concept album ...
| | Portastatic Bright Ideas CD (2005)
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Portastatic's Bright Ideas might just be their best record yet. Seeing as how the track record of Mac McCaughan's group is scattered with nothing but low-key gem after gem, that is high praise. It is the first full album he has released since his main band, Superchunk, went into the clichéd realm of indefinite hiatus, and while only Mac knows if any of these songs could have ended up as Superchunk songs, if they had the record they appeared on would have been hailed as a triumphant return to form. (Not that they really ever slumped anywhere except in the eyes of the indie press.) Those are really side issues though because all that really matters here is how wonderful Bright Ideas is. Broken into equal parts introspective and beautiful ballads and jumping rockers, the record is at once lively as heck and full of poetic insight. It feels like the product of a teenage heart and an adult (with kids) mind. As usual the music (as played by a core group of fellow Superchunker Jim Wilbur on bass and Matthew McCaughan on drums) is tighter than Tim Duncan on the free throw line during the NBA finals. McCaughan's vocals are pushed to the point of breaking, though he is able to apply the brakes now and then, and his lyrics are intimate, always interesting, and often hilarious. Basically everything you've come to expect from a McCaughan product but with some slight improvements. Songs like "Little Fern" and "I Wanna Know Girls" are more tender than anything McCaughan has issued while up-tempo rockers like "Through With People" and "The Soft Rewind" are as peppy and catchy as anything the Chunk ever did. Head and shoulders above everything is the awesome "Truckstop Cassettes," an elegiac tale of a love-struck and life-changing road trip set to a calmly rolling rhythm caressed by a melancholy violin, acoustic guitars and bass, cheap keyboards, and Mac's sweet-as-cherry-pie vocals. When his ...
| | Sorentinos Obviously Five Believers CD (2006)
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This is the first Sorentinos CD recorded in 1993 every song is good , really. here you go ,he Sorentinos' The End Of The Day (The Major Label) is engaging, confident rock midway between West Coast and country, often with a late-era Tom Petty feel. �" Sylvie Simmons - Mojo Magazine Oct 2001On the evidence presented here, all that separates him from being a crossover success is for one song to become a radio hit in his native California. Hippie On The Inside, a three-minute pop song with a killer guitar hook, is the most likely to do that from this set. �" Pádraig Collins - The Irish Times Oct 2001The Sorentinos have their own recipe for universal happiness: wonderful melodies with great hooks; gently rolling acoustic/electric rockers with a certain Stones/Petty/Dylan/Willburyness about them; life and love songs with lyrics - always witty and cleverly observed and sometimes very, very funny. �" Sue Cavendish - netrhythms.co.ukTHE SORENTINOS - The End Of The Day have done their best CD to date...Easily... This album is a must for all Tom Petty lovers around the globe. Take a look at the band at www.thesorentinos.com because these guys are worth all your attention. A big freekin' bravo guys! �" Par Winberg - melodic.net The first two tracks "Wonderboy" and "What You Leave Behind" set the tone, but it's track three "Here Today" which begins a rush of guitar-driven country-rock type songs that really do sound superb - it's the kind of album listening to it for the first time where every time you think you've found the best track, another one comes along and tips the balance firmly down on the side of quality. Yet with 17 tracks, there's quantity as well without the tracks ever falling prey to the everything-sounds-the-same syndrome. �" Mark Whitlfield - www.americana-uk.com From almost the first note of the new Sorentinos album, it's absolutely astonishing just how much the band and in particular Danny Sorentino sound exactly like Tom Petty - not just the drawly vocals but the guitars, the chord changes, the songs themselves - everything.It's a good job then that the Sorentinos, far from coming across as a cheap immitation of Petty and the Heartbreakers, come into their own by the virtue of having a fantastic sound coupled with great songs, songs which you realise, as the album goes on, are actually a lot better than anything Petty's produced in recent years.The first two tracks "Wonderboy" and "What You Leave Behind" set the tone, but it's track three "Here Today" which begins a rush of guitar-driven country-rock type songs that really do sound superb - it's the kind of album listening to it for the first time where every time you think you've found the best track, another one comes along and tips the balance firmly down on the side of quality. Yet with 17 tracks, ...
| | Michel Sardou La Maladie D'Amour CD (2004) (Import) France
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| | Jerry Lee Lewis Rockin' With The Killer CD (2006) Remastered
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