| | John Mcbain In-Flight Feature CD - Import John Mcbain Discography of CDs
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John Mcbain In-Flight Feature Songs | 1. | The Underwater Pornographer's Assistant |
| 2. | Vimanas Over Nob Hill |
| 3. | In Santiago Airspace |
| 4. | Centaur Of The Sun |
| 5. | Motherboard |
| 6. | HubbleBubble |
| 7. | Farewell Iron Age |
| 8. | Vs 666 |
| 9. | Metronomicon |
| 10. | Fog Machine |
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In-Flight Feature Music Review Purchase In-Flight Feature CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Mondo Generator Drug Problem That Never CD (2003)
In-Flight Feature album
 $13.65
This 14-track hard rock release by Mondo Generator - which features Josh Homme of Queens Of The Stone Age includes "Meth, I Hear You Callin'" and "Detroit."
Between Mondo Generator's debut, 2000's Cocaine Rodeo, and their sophomore effort, 2003's A Drug Problem That Never Existed, the stakes had been raised considerably. Leader Nick Oliveri's main gig, Queens of the Stone Age, had finally broken on through to the mainstream with their stellar 2002 effort, Songs for the Deaf, so expectations for Drug Problem definitely ran high. But ...
| | Wellwater Conspiracy CD (2003)
In-Flight Feature CD music
$9.79  
The 1960s revisionism continues on Wellwater Conspiracy's self-titled effort, its fourth LP overall and first for Mega Force. Matt Cameron (drums/vocals/guitars) and John McBain (guitar/bass/keyboards) (joined on keyboards here and there by the Walkabouts' Glenn Slater) have made a record that might be more cohesive than past WWC output, but only because it never drifts too far from pretty melodies. What's really obvious here is the comfort inside these songs. If your band ...
| | Nebula Atomic Ritual CD (2003)
In-Flight Feature music CDs
$10.95  
The cover art for Atomic Ritual suggests Nebula's quest for the melding of inner and outer space -- or something equally hazy and vaguely profound conjured up amidst all the bong resin and empty, crumpled Cheetos bags. Of course, Nebula treads heavily within the realm of stoner rock -- in other words (and setting aside any ridiculous categorizations), this hard-working power trio sounds like it has been hanging out in the garage since 1973, blissfully unaware of the changing world outside. Which ...
| | Mark Lanegan Bubblegum CD (2004)
In-Flight Feature songs
$12.49
In between the release of FIELD SONGS and its follow-up, BUBBLEGUM, former Screaming Trees singer Mark Lanegan sang for hard-rock heroes both old (a reunited MC5) and new (Queens of the Stone Age), gaining both fans and famous friends in the process. Thus, all eyes were on Lanegan for BUBBLEGUM, which features guest shots by everyone from PJ Harvey and Queens leader Josh Homme to Izzy Stradlin and Duff McKagan of Guns N' Roses. Fortunately, all this attention doesn't seem to have fazed the sandpaper-voiced singer; despite the guest list, BUBBLEGUM is as dirty, gritty, and raw as anything in his catalog.
While much of Lanegan's ...
| | Nirvana With The Lights Out CDs (2004) With DVD; Box Set; Digipak
In-Flight Feature album
$38.09
"With The Lights Out" includes a DVD as well as a large booklet with pictures and liner notes.
Ten years after the death of Kurt Cobain, Nirvana fans finally got what they had been waiting for in the form of 2004's WITH THE LIGHTS OUT, an extensive three-CD/one-DVD box set spanning the deified rock band's career. Part of Nirvana's charm was its gleefully subversive aesthetic, and this trait is heavily featured on Disc One, which begins with a slaughtered version of Led Zeppelin's "Heartbreaker" at the group's first gig in 1987. Distortion and low fidelity reign on most of these songs (including "Anorexorcist", "Pen Cap Chew," and a demo version of "Even in His Youth"), and Cobain probably wouldn't have had it any other way.
Disc Two covers ...
| | Monster Magnet Tab CD (1993) Bonus Track; Reissue
In-Flight Feature CD music
$10.79
Originally released on Glitterhouse in Europe in 1991 but only seeing an American issue two years later as Caroline took advantage of the band's newfound major-label status, Tab...25 for many remains the high point of Monster Magnet as extreme downer psych/space rock. For good reason as well, thanks to the over half-hour-long title track that takes up the bulk of the space on the disc. Finding a perfectly steady head-nodder of a groove that wouldn't sound out of place at all on a Loop album, say, and with extremely strung-out guitar soloing madness to boot, "Tab...25" sounds exactly like the nightmarish orange-eye image on the back cover looks: weird, alien, and not quite in control of itself. Dave Wyndorf's singing consists mostly of the occasional wordless wail and slurred vocal, often treated with as much delay and flanging ...
| | Ofra Haza 1997 CD (1999) (Import) Germany
In-Flight Feature music CDs
$9.89
| | Jimmy Wakely From Cowboy To Country CD (2003) (Import) United Kingdom
In-Flight Feature songs
$13.15
| | Brain Police CD (1968)
In-Flight Feature album
$13.45
The Brain Police's sole LP, actually a demo disc in a plain sleeve made with the intention of attracting label interest, is fair but unexceptional local 1968 psychedelia. It's one of those records without any serious flaws, but also without any seriously exceptional properties to compel cult interest (although, obviously, it got some cult interest, as it eventually got reissued on CD with bonus tracks). There are baroque pop influences in some of the melodies, harmonies, and arrangements; shifts in tempo and tune that obviously took some time to work out, even if they weren't that striking; tight interplay between guitars and organ; and a bit of blues and heavy psych to the solos. Sometimes this has a nearly AM radio pop/rock bounce that's lighter than usual for bands of this ilk (as on "Find Me a Moment"), but there's also grinding bluesy rock ("Gypsy Fast Woman"); the intro to "Adler" takes liberally from Cream's arrangement of "I'm So Glad." [The CD reissue on Normal/Shadoks doubles the track listing with ten bonus cuts, including the 1969 single "World of Wax"/"Smoking at Windsor Hill"; the sunny, almost geeky pop/rock of a 1964 single by the Mandells, who included Brain Police songwriters Rick Randle and Norman Lombardo; and three garage singles from 1965-1966 by the Other Four, who also had Randle and Lombardo in the lineup.] ~ Richie Unterberger
Icelandic stoner rockers Brain Police truly arrived (in their homeland, at least) with this, their second full album (but first since admitting new singer Jens Olafsson into the fold), and its pair of breakout hits, including the local number one, "Jacuzzi Suzy." Originally unleashed on the quartet's 2002 Master Brain EP, the song was tacked onto the end of Brain Police -- the album -- alongside another EP favorite "Taste ...
| | American Popular Sold Out (The American Way) CD (2004)
In-Flight Feature CD music
$5.75
| | Cheapskates Waiting For Unta: Live In Berlin '88 CD (1989)
In-Flight Feature music CDs
$14.69
| | Gathering Nighttime Birds CDs (2007) (Import) Import
In-Flight Feature songs
$32.85
| | Starbore CD (2008)
In-Flight Feature album
$9.35
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