| | Beautiful Sin Unexpected CD - Import Beautiful Sin Discography of CDs
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There is no need to introduce Uli Kusch (MASTERPLAN, ex-HELLOWEEN) any more. For several years he has been one of the few really influencing characters in German metal scene. Wanting to branch out from MASTERPLAN he enlisted the services of Belgian singer Magali Luyten to record the debut of his new project BEAUTIFUL SIN. "THE UNEXPECTED" is a powerful album with traditional metal touches but without losing and the fresh and unique feeling the different artistic characters of the band members bring to the project. Sin can be soooo beautiful. 2006. Beautiful Sin Unexpected Songs | 1. | Lost |
| 2. | This Is Not The Original Dream |
| 3. | Take Me Home |
| 4. | I'm Real |
| 5. | The Spark Of Ignition |
| 6. | Closer To My Heart |
| 7. | Give Up Once For All |
| 8. | Brace For Impact |
| 9. | Pechvogel (Unlucky Fellow) |
| 10. | Metalwaves |
| 11. | The Beautiful Sin |
| 12. | Le Rêve Originel |
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Purchase Unexpected CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Best Of David Sanborn CD (1994)
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One of the most well known figures in pop/R&B-leaning jazz, saxophonist David Sanborn had a highly successful stint with the Warner Bros. label from the mid-1970s to the mid-'80s. This collection draws 16 tracks from that period in Sanborn's career, with songs ranging from the funky "Chicago Song" to the smooth "Lesley Ann" to the spare, delicate "Lotus Blossom." For listeners whose only connection to jazz is via Kenny G, this Sanborn sampler is the next logical step.
Compilation producer: Matt Pierson.
Engineers include: Marti Robertson, Michael Hutchinson, Hilary Bercovici.
Personnel: David Sanborn (vocals, saxophone, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, electric piano, Fender Rhodes piano); ...
| | Dazz Band 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection CD (2001)
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Originally released on Motown Records. Includes liner notes by A. Scott Galloway.
An 11-song snapshot of the Dazz Band's Motown stint that includes the not-often-featured "To the Roof," whose origins date back to "Take It to the Woof" by Cleveland, OH-based funk band Morning Maniac led by ex-Dazz Band member Kenny Pettus who's the lead voice on the Earth, Wind and Fire-ish "I Might As Well Forget About Loving You." But other than that, there are no surprises, just straight-ahead digitally remastered Dazz Band blasts that blow you away in CD format ...
| | 1 Giant Leap CD (2002)
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Maxi Jazz, Eddi Reader, Mahotella Queens, Whiri Mako Black, Asha Bhosle,
Michael Stipe, Grant Lee Phillips, Horace Andy, Revetti Saklar (vocals); Michael Franti (spoken vocals); Robbie Williams (guitar).
The global village shrinks down to a single neighborhood in this ambitious project. Rhythm is the road that runs through it all, drawing residents from most of the corners of the world; odd, though, that with legions gathered from India, Africa, New Zealand, Europe, and the U.S., no one from South or Latin America, or from any Native American cultures, joined the party. Even so, producers Duncan Bridgeman and Jamie Catto accomplish a miracle of sorts by traveling to far-flung places and recording dozens of singers and musicians. Each artist contributes parts to one or another song, which are subsequently arranged into often-dazzling pastiches on frameworks of sensuous rhythm. The results are quite extraordinary: On "The Way You Dream" Michael Stipe's vocal floats into ...
| | Opeth Ghost Reveries CD (2005)
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| | Iron Man Magazine Presents: Swimsuit Spectacular - Vol. 7 DVD (2006)
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| | Hydrogyn Bombshell CD (2006)
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Based on the album title and the "hello, sailor!" album cover, Hydrogyn know exactly what their selling point is: hot'n'fancy (albeit slightly hoarse'n'scratchy) singer Julie Westlake. (One could also point out, somewhat bitchily, that clearly the band name was chosen in tribute to hydrogen peroxide, clearly how Westlake's hair got that particular shade of dirty blonde.) A throwback to the ...
| | 11 A-1 Yola CD (1996)
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| | DJ Mitsumoto Monster Has No Tooth CD (2004) (Import) Japan
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| | Lacrimosa Einsamkeit CD (1992) (Import) Import
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| | Helloween Keeper Of Seven Keys Part II CD (1988) Bonus Tracks
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Released in 1988, Helloween's third full-length studio album firmly established the band as a force on the international scene. KEEPER OF THE SEVEN KEYS PART II expanded beyond their neo-progressive and Iron Maiden influences, and allowed Helloween to lay the blueprint for the entire power metal movement. Rich with equal amounts of emotive drama, theatrical pomp, and musical humor, KEEPERS invokes the triumphs of the human spirit through grandiose songwriting and Michael Kiske's anthemic vocal style. The album also features perennial favorites "Dr. Stein" and "I Want Out", which are spotlighted in Helloween's live performances to this day.
Having established an immensely influential blueprint with Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1, Helloween released the obviously titled follow-up, Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 2, a year later. But it seemed that Helloween's heretofore leader, guitarist Kai Hansen, had lost interest in his own band, and the result was a terribly inconsistent album. Except for the excellent "I Want Out," his few song contributions reek of indifference, leaving vocalist Michael Kiske and second guitarist Michael Weikath to try and pick up the slack -- with mixed results. Weikath gets it right on the catchy and humorous "Dr. Stein," but his attempt to replicate Hansen's epic songwriting on the 13-plus-minute title track collapses from early promise into a complete mess of embarrassing proportions. Still, the album sold well, delaying the problems looming on the horizon. Hansen would confirm his apathy by quitting soon after to form Gamma Ray, and though Helloween continue to record, they have never recovered from his departure. [Keeper was reissued by Sanctuary in 2008 as a two-disc Expanded Edition that included five bonus tracks and remixes.] ~ Eduardo Rivadavia
Can you get a more bombastic opening than "Invitation" on Helloween's Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 2 (in which victorious horns and marching drums signal Helloween's triumphant return)? Probably not, but that's exactly how the German metalists start off the follow-up to their cult hit predecessor, Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1. Having caught the ears of prog metalists worldwide with Pt. ...
| | Lamb Of God Sacrament CD (2006) Edited
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| | Space Odyssey Tears Of The Sun CD (2006) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Bronk S/T CD (2008) (Import)
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$15.99
***************************************So - here we go with the bRONk biography. A biography about a whole life...bRONk is a trio containing three of the most wellknown studiomusicians Sweden has to offer. The grammy-award winning drummer Per Lindvall, the bassplayer Sven Lindvall and guitarplayer Staffan Astner.They have been playing with ABBA, Agnetha Fältskog, A-ha, Ana, Amy Foster, Anders Widmark, Andre De Lange, Anna Ternheim, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Augie Myers, Axelle Red, Bens Brother, Björn Afzelius, Blacknuss, Blackstreet, Björn J:son Lindh, Boppers, Brecker Brothers, BWO, Carla Bley, Carola, Celine Dion, Charlie Musselwhite, Chess, Christian Waltz, Daniel Lindström, Elin Lanto, Emilia, Eric Bibb, Erik Gadd, Espen Lind, E-type, Gareth Gates, Garou, George Wadenius, Glen Scott, Hanne Boel, Harpo, Ian Hunter, Isabella Scorupco, James Ingram, James Morrison, Jan ...
| | Henry Flynt Dharma Warriors CD (2008)
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$13.25
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