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 Gary Allan album Product Description
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Gary Allan songs Product Details
| Label | Chartbuster Kar |
| CD Universe Part number | 6938329 |
| Catalog number | 90257 |
| Discs | 1 |
| Release Date | Jan 01, 2008 |
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Ultras
Complete Handbook of Songwriting CD (1991)
The Ultras weren't trying to be another Spinal Tap, but the Los Angeles band delivered its pop-metal/hard rock with so much humor and irony, The Complete Handbook of Songwriting does end up sounding like ...
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Ultimate Text CD Kit CD (2006) (Import) Australia
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Tim Fagan
Whirlpool CD (2004)
Tim Fagan fills Whirlpool with clever turns of both lyric and arrangement. He accentuates his ever-present acoustic strum with tasteful lead guitar licks and robust percussion in the rousing opener, "Already Fading," references the earnestness and ...
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Woman V.3 CD (2002) (Import) Holland
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Bekker
First Of Things To Come CD (2009)
Track Listing of songs: Donovan; Shade of Red; Kid in the Corner; All Tied Up; Let's Get Away; Why; By My Side; Broken; Nothing But Needles;
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Rock The Nations Vol. 5 - Rock The Nations CD (2004) (Import) United Kingdom
The fifth compilation in this succesful series from Z Records features previously unreleased material from Von Groove, Femme Fatale, Jesse Damon, Gypsy Rose, Snakeryder and many more. 2004.
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V.s.o.p.
Lacs & Caprices CD (2006) 
Track Listing of songs: Lacs & Preeces;
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Reggae Going International-Best Of 22 Strikes Bunn
Reggae Going International-Best Of 22 Strikes Bunn CD (2011) (Import)
Gary Allan music CDs
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Patrik Torsson
Kolvateserenader CD (2004)
Gary Allan CD music On Kolväteserenader, Patrik Torsson reveals himself to be a storyteller -- a Swedish storyteller -- so most listeners will not be able to understand his reminiscences of the sea. After spending half of his time as first mate on an oil ship for five years, Torsson retired to focus on this album. It would be easy to interpret the sounds and textures in maritime terms, but the main theme of the album seems to be memory more so than the sea. The melodies are presented as if they were half remembered, digital grain corrupting their forms in a way that strongly recalls Fennesz's Endless Summer. Luckily, Torsson gives his music a more personal touch by granting more room to "real" instruments: guitars, piano, keyboards, programmed drums, and even a touch of accordion in "Lotsenbrüderschaft Elbe." The pieces alternate between rough backgrounds for Torsson's storytelling voice, and smooth electronic pieces with a certain naive look and glitch dress-up. The results are pleasing and gracious, and the album unfolds like a single continuous work, each segueing track contributing to defining the personality of the music. And yet, in the end, this personality is too ...
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