| | Falconer Northwind CD - Import Falconer Discography of CDs
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Additional Tracks Purchase Northwind CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Raven Stay Hard CD (1985) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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Although considered a very important contributing force to the emergence of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, Raven's grip on musical (and ...
| | Raven Life's A Bitch CD (1987) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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| | Raven Pack Is Back CD (1986)
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$9.69
The second in a string of lackluster major-label releases for Raven, The Pack Is Back continued the band's mid-'80s streak of more-produced and less-interesting commercial rock offerings. While more coherent and less clichéd than 1985's Stay Hard, this post-Def Leppard attempt at crossing over from the ranks of underground ...
| | Twisted Tower Dire Netherworlds CD (2007) (Import)
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| | Lions Share Emotional Coma CD (2007) (Import) Import
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| | Rob Rock Garden Of Chaos CD (2007) (Import) Import
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| | Century Of The Blues: The Definitive Country Blues Collection CDs (2003) Boxed Set
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$31.29
The idea is simple enough -- celebrate a century of blues by releasing a four-CD box set with the 100 greatest blues tracks ever. And, to be fair, they have the artists, everyone from Bessie Smith to Robert Johnson, and Muddy Waters to Mississippi John Hurt. But quality is always in the ear of the beholder, and these aren't always the greatest tracks. Plus, if you're going to subtitle your set "The Definitive Country Blues Collection" then what is someone like Bessie Smith doing there in the first place? She might have been the greatest of the early blues singers, but no one would readily call her music country blues. However, it does recover from that, to make a good -- if not definitive -- statement, helped by the inclusion ...
| | Julie Larson Wakening CD (2004)
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Julie Larson's powerful, lyric-based songwriting touches the hearts and minds of listeners. Everyone can relate to the situations and feelings generated by them - we've all been there before. The beauty of the songs rests in the commonality of the human condition, and draws you into their straightforward nature without losing their edge.A staple of the San Francisco Bay Area local music scene for more than a dozen years, Julie Larson has honed her craft on the stages of the Bay Area's icon venues and taken it to the streets on US Tours of small clubs, coffeehouses, and many spontaneous festival and live radio appearances - places where the music reigns supreme.Julie's musical proficiency has grown since her first Artmuse Records release APOTHEOSIS. Her songwriting on WAKENING has evolved so that even the most personal of situations resonate with current events surrounding us all, enabling listeners to rise up beyond the mundane to a higher plane.WAKENING is a left-hand turn in Julie's artistic and songwriting evolution. Ten ...
| | Cult 9:30 Club Washington DC - 03/24/2006 CDs (2006) Red; Limited Edition
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| | World Will Remember: Charity For Sept. 11 Victims CD (2001)
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| | Altered State Get Real CD (2007)
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| | Garage Beat '66 Vol. 6 - Speak Of The Devil CD (2007)
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| | Mr Natural I Cooked Your Eggs CD (2007)
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| | Punkstar Rising CD (2009)
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$10.15
PunkStarKindergarten Punk. The perfect gift from all the “bad uncles” in the world who want to unleash the “moshpit monster” inside every child.Imagine Green Day, The Ramones and The Clash in the same kindergarten class. Having a collective temper tantrum. These songs reflect the real interests and fears of the kindergarten set. A world full of animals, ghosts, getting your own way and dishing out the spanks.Let’s be honest, you don’t get the blues without a long history of repression and you don’t get punk, without getting your butt paddled. No justice. No peace.PunkStar embraces the short attention span of the kindergarten set with the golden rule: “no song over two minutes. The sound is gritty and raw. The only bubblegum you’ll find here is stuck under the desk. These songs won’t teach your kids to share their toys or to wait patiently in line. They drive them off their seats and get them bouncing off the walls. We highly recommend that you don’t try using this as “bedtime” music.Warning: If you care about understanding the lyrics, you’re too old to listen.Cole BergersenSinger/SongwriterCole Bergersen is the six-year-old creative force behind PunkStar. A new voice for Generation K. Writing most of the songs at the kitchen table. Vocalizing his air guitar riffs, as he sings the words. Other songs, he writes at the mic. Embracing the moment and just letting the music flow.This CD was originally recorded as a going-away present to Cole’s classmates on the last day of kindergarten. Minus the controversial “Kick My Brother (in the nuts)” which his mother forbade him from ever recording.Cole is hardly a perfectionist. Creative inspiration does not include coloring within the lines. In fact, re-recording vocals is like pulling teeth for Cole. You better get it right the first time or know how to edit in Garageband.At one dark period in his young life, Cole would only scat. Almost bringing an end to the band. But after a “creative nap,” Cole re-embraced the English language and began writing songs again.Cole likes playing the harmonica, feeding live crickets to his lizards and playing goalie for his PeeWee ice hockey team (not your typical SoCal activity).Cole’s also the baby of the family. He may be six but really wants to be four. Constantly, demanding your attention (good or bad). Cole likes listening to Green Day’s American Idiot (but insists we call them Red Day), The Stray Cats Greatest Hits and The Jonas Bros (but, honestly, he’s more intrigued by their bodyguard, Big Rob). The SongsKomodo Dragon. This is our hit single in the making. The opening riff grabs you by the throat and won’t let go until it chews all its poisonous saliva into your nervous system. Kids have a visceral response to this song. They hafta get up and move. Dad’s guitar solo captures the chaotic nuance of Kinks guitarist Dave Davies. Just barely staying on the rails.I Wanna Go Home. And Cole means it! He’s the baby of the family and willing to use that wedge to get his way. This tune has bit of a Chemical Brothers vibe.Kick My Brother. Warning: This song promotes violence towards fraternal testicles. You may want to buy your boys a cup, after they hear this.Caliente. A hardcore punk song inspired by East LA punk bands like The Plugz with the backbone of Jack White. The “Repo Man” soundtrack still rules. Go buy it! The lyrics put Cole’s Spanish-Immersion education to good work.Alley Cat. A celebration of domestic animals gone feral. Barking out lyrics with a raw sound to back it up.Get Away Animals. The rockabilly edge to this tune reflects Cole’s love of the Stray Cats.Wide West. This cowpunk tune sounds like The ...
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