| | Harem Scarem Human Nature CD - Import Harem Scarem Discography of CDs
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2006 studio album from the veteran Canadian rockers that includes the bonus track "Higher (Acoustic Version)". Human Nature Music | List Price | $45.98 (You save $1.83) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal | | Label | Avalon | | Orig Year | 2006 | | All Time Sales Rank |  207059  | | CD Universe Part number | 7316174 | | Catalog number | 10603 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Nov 27, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Additional Info | Bonus Track; Japan |
Harem Scarem Human Nature Songs | 1. | Human Nature |
| 2. | Next Time Around |
| 3. | Caught up in Your World |
| 4. | Reality |
| 5. | Hanging On |
| 6. | Don't Throw It Away |
| 7. | Give Love / Get Love |
| 8. | 21 |
| 9. | Starlight |
| 10. | Going Under |
| 11. | Tomorrow May Be Gone |
| 12. | Higher (Acoustic Version)(Bonus Track) |
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Human Nature Music Review Purchase Human Nature CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Kamelot Ghost Opera CD (2007)
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Kamelot: Khan (vocals); Thomas Youngblood (guitars); Oliver Palotai (keyboards); Glenn Barry (bass guitar); Casey Grillo (drums).
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CD reissue of the third album from the Canadian Speed Metal band, originally released in 1983. The band has maintained a respectable underground following for nearly three decades, but began to experience well-deserved commercial success when a documentary on the band became a sensation in 2009. Attic.
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The Pietasters: Stephen Jackson (vocals); Tom Goodin (guitar); Alan Makranczy (saxophone, melodica, background vocals); Toby Hansen (trumpet, background vocals); Jeremy Roberts (trombone, background vocals); Todd Eckhardt (bass); Rob Steward (drums).
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| | Visage CD (1980) (Import) Germany
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Mid-price reissue of 1980 new wave classic. Ten tracks including the classic, 'Fade To Grey'.
The 1980 new wave album from the dramatic English romantic movement includes "Blocks on Blocks" and "Steps."
With apologies to Spandau Ballet, Ultravox, and even Duran Duran, this is the music that best represents the short-lived but always underrated new romantic movement. That's fitting, because Visage's frontman, Steve Strange, was the colorfully painted face of the movement, just as this album was its sound. Warming up Kraftwerk's icy Teutonic electronics with a Bowie-esque flair for fashion, Strange and the new romantics created a clubland oasis far removed from the drabness of England's early-'80s reality -- and the brutality of the punk response to it. And no one conjured up that Eurodisco fantasyland better than Visage, whose "Fade to Grey" became the anthem of the outlandishly decked-out Blitz Kids congregated at Strange's club nights. With its evocative French female vocals, distant sirens and pulsing layers of synthesizers, "Fade to Grey" is genuinely haunting, the definite high point for Visage and their followers. But the band's self-titled debut is a consistently fine creation, alternating between tunes that share the eerie ambience of "Fade to Grey" ("Mind of a Toy," "Blocks on Blocks") and others that show off a more muscular brand of dance-rock (the title track, filled with thundering electronic tom-tom fills, and the sax-packed instrumental "The Dancer"). Strange and drummer/nightclub partner Rusty Egan had wisely ...
| | Kingdom CD (2006)
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This California twin lead guitar hard rock band with heavy organ cracked the Billboard Top 100 with their 1970 single "If I Never Was To See Her Again." That single, along with the B side, are included on this reissue of their self-titled debut album.
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Personnel includes: Carole King (vocals, keyboards); David T. Walker (guitar); George Bohannon (euphonium, trombone); Tom Scott, Ernie Watts, Curtis Amy, Mike Altschul (saxophone); Ollie Mitchell, Chuck Findley, Albert Aarons (trumpet, flugelhorn); Charlie Loper, Dick "Slide" Hyde (trombone); Charles Larkey (bass); Harvey Mason, Bobbye Hall (percussion).
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