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Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley, The Youngest Son Of Reggae Legend Bob Marley, Steps Out In His Own Right With The Release Of Album 'Welcome To Jamrock' On 12 September. Damian Robert Nesta Marley Aka 'Junior Gong', Was Born In Kingston, Jamaica On July 21 1978, The Son Of Bod Marley 1977 Miss World Cindy Breakspeare. Welcome To Jamrock' Features A Medley Of Artists Including Stephen Marley, Bounty Killer, Eek-A-Mouse, Nas, Black T Bobby Brown. With The Release Of 'Welcome To Jamrock', And The Forthcoming Hotly Tipped Single Of The Same Name Damian Marley Take The Marley Mucical Legacy To The Next Level. UCJ. 2005. Welcome To Jamrock Music Review Buy Welcome To Jamrock CD Purchase Welcome To Jamrock CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Donny Hathaway In Performance CD (1980) (Import) Germany; Netherlands
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Donny Hathaway's live soul album IN PERFORMANCE includes "To Be Young, Gift and Black" and "We Need You Right Now."
Though largely revered for his studio recordings, it was on-stage that Donny Hathaway truly became a giant diamond in a sea of gems. Much like his excellent 1972 Live recording and the stellar 2004 These Songs for You, Live!, In Performance features Hathaway taking his audience to church in a way that can only be described as unique, as he truly had an individual stage presence that few others could hope to rival. In Performance isn't necessarily better than those aforementioned excellent records, but it complements them extremely well, with gritty versions of "To Be Young, Gifted and Black" and "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know" leading the charge. As usual, Hathaway's delivery is electric and as sincere as a soul artist could possibly get. In Performance's sole flaw is its length. When the audience applause from the finale, "Sack Full of Dreams," has faded, one is likely to find that the 40 minutes spent listening wasn't nearly enough -- a testament to how potent and powerful ...
| | Smash Mouth All Star Smash Hits CD (2005)
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San Jose, California's Smash Mouth first hit the mainstream with 1997's "Walkin' on the Sun," a groove-heavy, '60s-inspired tune (replete with singer Steve Harwell's faux-British accent) that made the quartet instant rock-radio fixtures. Those who thought the pop-punk band couldn't top that initial hit were proven wrong by 1999's catchy and utterly inescapable "All Star," which became perpetually in demand at sporting events. This best-of collection ...
| | Congotronics 2: Buzz 'N' Rumble From The Urb 'N' Jungle CDs (2006) (Import) With DVD; Belgium
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When long-running Bazombo trance ensemble Konono No. 1 first thrilled Western ears to the sounds of amplified scrapheap percussion on the first installment of CONGOTRONICS (2005), it was a revelatory moment for audiences whose appreciation of African pop rarely ventured past the more obvious World Music platitudes. The series followup, CONGOTRONICS 2: BUZZ `N' RUMBLE FROM THE URB `N' JUNGLE, focuses on a handful of artists from the Kinsasha-based scene, all putting their individual stamp on electronically-treated percussion. ...
| | Bob Marley Legend CD (1984) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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This remastered version of LEGEND contains a 28 page booklet, and two bonus tracks.
Recorded between 1972 and 1981. Originally released on Island (90169).
Digitally remastered by Ted Jensen (2001, Sterling Sound, New York).
Digitally remastered by Ted Jensen (2001, Sterling Sound, New York, New York).
There are few musicians whose music has indisputably advanced humanity. Reggae figurehead Bob Marley--a songwriter, poet, activist, and visionary--is one of them. The idea that a single-disc collection could represent the depth, breadth, and power of Marley's achievement is far-fetched, but LEGEND makes an excellent attempt. Every single ...
| | Bob Marley - One Love: The Bob Marley All-Star Tribute Concert DVD (1999)
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| | Irene Cara What A Feelin' CD (1983) (Import) Canada
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As a general rule, you would expect that an album featuring a gold-selling number one hit, a Top Ten hit, and two Top 40 follow-ups would itself be a considerable success, but Irene Cara's second album had trouble staying among the 100 best-sellers. Why? That chart-topper, "Flashdance...What a Feeling," had come the previous spring, and most people who wanted to own it had purchased it either as a single or on the multi-platinum soundtrack album. Plus, Cara never established a base beyond her individual hits. This wasn't surprising, really, since, despite her participation as singer and co-lyricist, Cara essentially was the mouthpiece of Euro-disco producer Giorgio Moroder on these recordings. Thus, although she was all over the airwaves in 1983-1984, and although this album contained all five of her chart entries from the period, Cara herself failed to benefit over the long term, and as a glut for this kind of material set in, she was left behind. ~ William Ruhlmann
The vocalist's hit 1983 album for Geffen featuring the smash 'Flashdance... What A Feeling' (which topped the charts for six ...
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$6.29 | | E Town Concrete Second Coming CD (2000) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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While mainstream rap-metal acts often found success by merely amplifying rap's most obvious elements, New Jersey's E-Town Concrete seemed truly intent on integrating vocalist Anthony Martini's gruff flow into its sludgy, hardcore rhythms. Even if Time2Shine's idea bank eventually ran dry, it was a bold attempt in a genre normally so content to follow the leader. E-Town has returned with the appropriately titled Second Coming, which expands the group's instrumental and stylistic palette while solidifying its foundation with more focused performances and, of course, large helpings of heaviness. The otherwise seething "Soldier" ends with an extended instrumental section that can only be described as light jazz, while "Dirty Jer-Z"'s verses employ elements of funk underneath some of Martini's most succinct raps yet. Naturally, the song explodes into a metal chorus, featuring the unassuming vocal hook "I'm the king/Make room for me." While Martini's MC skills have improved, E-Town falls into a different kind of rut with this effort. Where its debut just ran out of creative steam, Second Coming seems to plateau after establishing its two well-defined sides. There's the grating hardcore influence in the chorus, complete with Martini's vicious, no-less-diminished yawp. But, inevitably, each song tumbles into amped up hip-hop for its verses. E-Town performs the songs with greater skill and patience, but they're much closer to the rap-metal norm, without much of that street-level feel that defined the eager Time2Shine. That eagerness is distorted by a greater amount of chest-beating told-you-so's ("Guaranteed") and awkward stabs at more melodic material ("Stranglehold," which is redeemed a bit by the bold line "F*ck you god/You never answered my call"). "Sick World" achieves a better balance and the otherwise same-y "Shaydee" does feature some solid post-hardcore riffing. But, overall, Second Coming is pretty disappointing because it wastes E-Town Concrete's obviously strengthened instrumental prowess on material that seems to reach too obviously for the conventional gauntlet. Despite existing in an embryonic state, Time2Shine really had something. Here, Martini and E-Town seem too intent on having something to prove. ~ Johnny ...
| | Station Zouk CD (2006) (Import)
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| | MR Symarip Skinheads Dem A Come CD (2006) (Import) Import
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| | Turbo AC's Live To Win CD (2006) (Import) United Kingdom
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On 2007's LIVE TO WIN, the Turbo AC's unleash another revved-up set of down-and-dirty rock & roll. Led by gravel-voiced frontman Kevin Cole, the retro-minded New York City-based group gives its rockabilly-inspired approach a metallic edge on "Overdrive," a blazing Motorhead-like number, and launches into a punk anthem with the proudly trashy "Nothing's Forbidden," ...
| | Murder Love God Sell Me Your Soul CD (2008)
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Undefined and unexplained pieces of driftwood floating down the sewer to a destination unknown. Excessive thoughts and complaints portrayed through music from a sometimes drugged perspective. Swaying on the edge of electronic and industrial with odd ingredients from trip hop to the blues. Murder Love God. A concept, a person, a failure, a song. A place where love and hate collide, heaven and hell become one. Conceived and created by MEDAVON who may best be known as the front man from Milwaukee's LOCKJAW. The debut MLG album "Sell ...
| | Norma Martin Sanctuary CD (2009)
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SANCTUARY Words & Music © Norma Martin Dreamyish song with a “elephantile walking” bass and ...
| | Timbaland Shock Value 2 CD (2009) (Import)
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