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Purchase Autumn Continent CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Go-Betweens That Striped Sunlight Sound CD (2006) With DVD
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Three studio albums into the second phase of their career, the Go-Betweens present a live DVD/CD package loaded with goodies for their fans. The DVD includes a 90-minute full-band concert in their hometown of Brisbane, Australia, plus, an hour-long intimate, acoustic performance where Grant McLennan and Robert Forster share songs and stories about writing the music that has made them the quintessential cult band. Regarding their most recent output, Rolling Stone says, "Australias' answer to R.E.M. are on a roll newcomers will hear a seductively pretty indie-pop record, while their still-ballooning cult can marvel at the sound of their iridescent melodies
A revered band with a devoted cult following, the Go-Betweens shine on this live DVD/CD release, recorded in Brisbane. On the audio-only disc, the Australian indie heroes offer up a 16-song set that draws largely from 2005's acclaimed ...
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| | Steve Hackett Voyage Of The Acolyte CD (1975) (Import) Bonus Tracks; Remastered; United Kingdom
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The essence of progressive music is characterized perfectly ...
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| | Steve Roach Arc Of Passion CDs (2008)
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| | Sharon Burch Yazzie Girl CD (1989)
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| | Go Ska Go CD (1995)
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A compilation of 19 sizzling cuts, all drawn exclusively from the Studio One archives and boasting both popular favorites and rarities. There are some drawbacks, though. The digital remastering isn't the greatest, but all the tracks come courtesy of master tapes, not scratchy vinyl, so points there. The sequencing is a bit eccentric ...
| | Aeoliah Angel's Touch CD (1998)
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| | Jim Brickman Peace CD (2003)
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PEACE was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album.
What sets pianist Jim Brickman apart from much of Windham Hill's roster has been a certain earnest, emotive, evocative style, which unfolds beyond the borders of any genre, somewhere in the woods outside of the jazz, classical, and new age worlds. This music can easily lend itself to the spirit of Christmas, so it's not surprising that Brickman would take to the holidays and record PEACE, his second Christmas album, following 1997's highly-successful THE GIFT.
As with THE GIFT, PEACE is a balance of original Brickman compositions and timeless classics. Also like its predecessor, PEACE is peppered with guest vocalists who pop up to add lyrical cheer. Most satisfying are gospel veterans the Blind Boys of Alabama's haunting yet uplifting throwback take on "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" and gospel up-and-comer Kristy Starling's rendering of Brickman's original composition, the sweetly soulful "Sending You a Little Christmas." Of particular note among the instrumentals is the sober, almost somber take on "Jingle Bells," casting a different light on a much-traveled road. PEACE takes up where THE GIFT left off, a gentle yet inspiring record that could be played late on Christmas Day as the kids experiment with their new toys, the fire still roars with Yuletide fever, and the world seems comfortably aglow.
Recorded at Brickhouse Studios, Studio City, California; Howling Music Studios, Malibu Lake, California.
Personnel: Jim Brickman (piano, background vocals); Collin Raye, Kristy Starling, The Blind ...
| | Last Starfighter CD (2007)
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THE LAST STARFIGHTER: A New MusicalOriginal Off-Broadway Cast Recordingmusic and lyrics by SKIP KENNONbook by FRED LANDAU"I've been a fan of Skip Kennon's work for over twenty years, going back to our early days as students of Lehman Engel in the BMI Musical Theater Workshop. I've loved his scores to FEATHERTOP and HERRINGBONE and TIME AND AGAIN. And it's wonderful to see him back on the board with THE LAST STARFIGHTER, contributing an evocative, exciting and emotionally moving score that's certain to add to his already well-deserved stature as an original and powerful voice in the American Musical Theater." - ALAN MENKEN, eight-time Oscar-winning film and Broadway composer"With THE LAST STARFIGHTER, Skip Kennon has managed to create something that's not just zany sci-fi but also smart musical theatre. The score had me over the moon, pun intended." - LYNN AHRENS, Tony-winning lyricist of Ragtime; librettist/lyricist of Once On This Island, Lucky Stiff, Seussical"I had the pleasure of seeing ...
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Young R&B singer Akon's life has been filled with struggle and fortune, and both scenarios are channeled into his debut record, fittingly entitled TROUBLE. Akon was born in Senegal, son of a well-known African jazz percussionist, but moved to New Jersey when just seven years old. Once in the States, Akon was in and out of jail, until he decided to forego that existence and embrace music. Akon's style derives from many influences, including hip-hop and his African heritage, but TROUBLE could be described as the grittier side of neo-soul, with a sound similar to Anthony Hamilton.
TROUBLE opens with "Locked Up," a smooth, rap-infused dirge perfectly suited for Akon's winsome, high-pitched vocals, which retain just a pinch of an African accent. He continues with the somber theme of redemption on the melodic "Trouble Nobody." Akon reveals a markedly different side of himself on the first single, the dance-floor tribute to beautiful women, "Bananza (Belly Dancer)." However, most of TROUBLE wanders in the sadness of living amongst urban decay, focusing on the trouble Akon has seen, and he's seen a lot.
Senegalese-American ex-con Akon broke out with "Locked Up," a gloomy but thrilling paranoiac tail about drug running and jail ...
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