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Purchase 15 Exitos CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Pesado Desde La Cantina Vol. 1 CDs (2009) With DVD
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| | Grupo Mojado Las Las Viejas Mas Buenas CD (2009)
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| | Julieta Venegas Si CD (2003)
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Whereas Mexican alt-rocker Julieta Venegas's previous outings could be characterized as moody and intense, SI is a collection of unabashedly bright pop songs about the wonders of love. (The cover art, which shows Venegas posing coyly in a wedding dress against a pink background, is a fair indication of the pop confections within). But the album has much more substance than a piece of wedding cake. Irresistible pop craft ...
| | One Tree Hill Vol. 2 CD (2006) Original Soundtrack
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| | Navidad Caribena CD (2003)
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| | E-Rotic Sex Generation CD (2001) Japan
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| | Banda La Costena El Gavilancillo CD (2003)
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| | Herd Sun Never Sets CD (2005) (Import) Import; Digipak; Australia
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| | Think Of One Trafico CD (2006) (Import) Digipak; Belgium
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Finally, after seven albums beginning with 1998's Juggernaut, Flemish avant-world funksters and rhythm-aholics Think of One have an album distributed in the United States (thanks to Crammed and Rykodisc): 2006's Tráfico. For those unfamiliar with the band's wanderings, Think of One are apt to turn up recording with indigenous musicians practically anywhere on Earth, from the Equator to the Arctic. Chuva em Pó, released in 2004, was the first fruit of the band's sojourns to Recife, capital of the northeastern Brazilian state of Pernambuco and home to Afro-Brazilian musical and performance forms like maracatu and forro. The Belgians, led by guitarist/vocalist David Bovée and including saxophonist Eric Morel, bassist Tomas de Smet, trombonist/tubaist Tobe Wouters, and drummer Roel Poriau, were joined by vocalists and percussionists from the region, notably singers Dona Cila do Côco and Cris Nolasco, and the result was one of the band's finest records to date, combining the influences of Antwerp and Recife in a successful blend of rhythm, atmosphere, and sonic adventurousness. For Tráfico, Think of One returned to Recife and continued their collaboration with area musicians, including Cila do Côco and Nolasco. The disc is a worthy follow-up to Chuva em Pó, perhaps a bit more pop-influenced as Bovée -- balancing nonchalance and edginess rather like Kevin Ayers in the age of caffeine -- and the other vocalists sing of such topics as an uncomfortable barroom atmosphere, waiting on a terrace for a girlfriend who will never arrive, a sea goddess, selling items in a marketplace, and a man who falls into a shellfish tank (it helps if you can understand Portuguese, French, or the Flemish Dutch dialect).
It's sometimes a crazy mix of stuff, as when the horns kick out the theme to Bonanza over a churning rhythm during "Tahina," which also features call-and-response chanting vocals between Cila do Côco and the background singers before the energy level is ratcheted up to near punk levels fueled by Bovée's one-chord maximally distorted guitar roar. A highlight perhaps just for overall strangeness is "Samba Belga," with a spooky intro featuring what sounds like Bovée blathering something or other over a distorted loudspeaker in the distance as ghostly keys float through the mix -- an insistent rhythm kicks in along with a guitar lick poised halfway between Dick Dale surf and Hugh Hopper fuzzed-out avant jazz-rock, soon joined by some dramatic and genuinely heavy horns. Then a vocal chorus enters that under normal circumstances would seem aimed at capturing a sensuous Jobim-type vibe, but with everything else going on in the track, the result is bit more ominous-sounding than your typical day at the beach. Also noteworthy is the instrumental track "Maracatu Misterioso," similar in tone to "Samba Belga" but entirely dispensing with any attempted lightness whatsoever ...
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| | Mozart: Piano Trios Vol 2 / Kungsbacka Piano Trio CD (2009)
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