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Rock N Roll Highscool Music Teddybears STHKM Rock N Roll Highscool Songs | 1. | Teddybears Live 'n' Direct |
| 2. | Rock'n'roll Highschool |
| 3. | Ahead of My Time |
| 4. | Move Over |
| 5. | Punkrocker |
| 6. | Start at 11 |
| 7. | Skit 1 |
| 8. | Automatic Lover |
| 9. | Tigerman |
| 10. | Yours to Keep |
| 11. | Skit 2 |
| 12. | Throw Your Hands Up |
| 13. | Digital Cowboy |
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Rock N Roll Highscool Music Review Purchase Rock N Roll Highscool CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Mindless Self Indulgence Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely Sexy CD (1999)
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| | Agnostic Front Cause For Alarm/Victim In Pain CD (1986)
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| | NOFX 45 Or 46 Songs That Weren't Good Enough To Go On Our Other Records CDs (2002)
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This is a collection of NOFX tracks from various compilations, 7"s and EPs, plus a previously unreleased song and dub remix.
NOFX are masters of the punk ethic of self-deprecation, and it begs the question if they truly realize the mark they have made on the history of modern hardcore. After 18 years, the band that sums up its musical prowess humbly as "good," releases a staggering collection of B-sides, compilation tracks, and rare cuts (many of which were previously ...
| | Easy Star All-Stars Dub Side Of The Moon CD (2003)
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The pun in the title gives the album's conceit away: This is, in fact, a dub-influenced take on Pink Floyd's classic DARK SIDE OF THE MOON. But while the idea may be groan-inducing, the results are actually quite appealing. All-Star founders Michael G. and Ticklah recruit a handful of guests, including Corey Harris, the Meditations, and Frankie Paul, among ...
| | Joe Bonamassa Had To Cry Today CD (2004)
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| | Glenn Yarbrough Love For Life CD (1995)
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| | Lucinda Williams Car Wheels On A Gravel Road CD (1998)
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All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.
CAR WHEELS ON A GRAVEL ROAD won the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album. "Can't Let Go" was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance.
Williams's fans waited a long six years for this album, as Lucinda went through music business hassles and a revolving door of producers. The reward for their patience is an album full of rootsy, heartfelt observations that alternately rock and mourn. CAR WHEELS is full of songs about loss and longing, like "Metal Firecracker," "Drunken Angel" and "I Lost It," but even when she's bemoaning her own lack of happiness on the bluesy "Joy," she lets loose with so much passion that it seems inevitable she'll find her emotional center again.
Produced largely by Steve Earle, CAR WHEELS is immersed in that late-'90s alt-country sound, full of slide guitar, accordion, dobro and other Americana touches. It's a tribute to Williams's unique artistic vision that she distinguishes herself from the No Depression crowd by virtue of her idiosyncratic songwriting. Full of lust, sadness and the occasional glimmer of hope, CAR WHEELS is one small step for Lucinda Williams and one giant leap for those tuned into her wavelength.
Principally recorded at Room And Board Studio, Nashville, Tennessee.
Personnel: Lucinda Williams (vocals, acoustic guitar, dobro); Lucinda Williams (guitar); Emmylou Harris, Jim Lauderdale (vocals); Buddy Miller (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Steve ...
| | Ronnie Laws Tribute To The Legendary Eddie Harris CD (1996)
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| | Def Fx Post Moronic CD (2007) (Import)
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| | Billy Idol Whiplash Smile CD (1986)
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Although it was ultimately an unsatisfying album, failing to live up to the promise of its fabulous single, "To Be a Lover," Whiplash Smile still burned clean with an immediately recognizable 1980s energy. Like Billy Idol himself, who affected the punk archetype but cut it with a two-dimensional, cartoonish plasticity perfect for the decade, Whiplash Smile expands on the sound of the 1983 breakthrough Rebel Yell while cleverly leaving its key elements unchanged. Idol's inherent Jim Morrison-ness was fleshed out, and Steve Stevens' already atmospheric guitar work was blended even more seamlessly with a percolating pot of shifting styles, new wave dance beats, and synth-heavy production. "Soul Standing By" and "Man for All Seasons certainly rocked -- Stevens' guitar work crackles with inventiveness, even augmented as it is with multiple overdubs. But like most of Whiplash, the songs seemed to exist in a phantom zone akin to the prismatic holding cell of General Zod and his cohorts in Superman II. The plodding "Beyond Belief" and the weird, Marty Robbins-meets-Del Shannon-in-space vibe of "Sweet Sixteen" are similarly opaque. There's plenty to listen for on Whiplash Smile, and Idol's attempt to expand his palette is admirable. Unfortunately, there's nary a memorable hook here outside of the single and whatever mileage can be gained from his trademark sneer. In that sense, Whiplash Smile is similar to so much music of the decade, which got by with rayon flash and giddy video posturing but little in the way of reality. But that means that Whiplash Smile is also disappointing: Idol's best work was equally as era-defining, but it lived on to be just as memorable after the calendar flipped on the Me Decade. ...
| | Sirrah Did Tomorrow Come CD (2007)
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| | Barricada No Hay Tregua CD (2008) (Import)
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| | Kale Uzzle The Wind And The Wreckage CD (2007)
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Kale Uzzle is a St. Louis-based singer-songwriter whose influences range from the folk melodies of Rich Mullins and Andrew Peterson to the percussive acoustic style of artists such as Damien Rice and Howie Day. His songs are an honest attempt to display truth from the world around him, not by having all ...
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