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This is a hybrid Super Audio CD playable on both regular and Super Audio CD players.
This is a Super Audio CD playable only on Super Audio CD players.
The definitive rock opera, TOMMY liberated the Who from a "singles band" stigma, marking them as a substantial artistic force. Composer Pete Townshend had flirted with the conceptual ...
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A film that stands up to repeated viewing is complemented by an album that has the same effect. The musical stars make cameos to perform one track each, Aretha as the waitress in a diner tears into 'Think' while Cab Calloway dons his best white suit for a spectacular 'Minnie The Moocher'. The 'brothers' are supported by most of Booker T. And ...
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No. 1 is the highly anticipated debut album from Washington DC's The Public Good. Produced by Brian Paulson (Beck, Wilco, Archers of Loaf), No. 1 gives melodic voice to the American underdog and proves that you don't need gimmicks to make tuneful, inventive rock and roll.The Public Good is led by songwriters John Elderkin and Steve Ruppenthal, who were also the nucleus of North Carolina’s now legendary The Popes. One of the most acclaimed bands to emerge from the early 90s Chapel Hill music scene, The Popes’ first release, “Hi We’re The Popes,” received national airplay on college radio stations and made a splash on the College Music Journal charts, landing a spot higher on the new releases to watch poll than REM’s release at the time. Billboard , Cashbox, SPIN Magazine and others gushed about the record and the band.As The Popes, Elderkin and Ruppenthal went on to write songs for independent releases such as the cassette-only “Afar” and WXYC’s collection “DemoListen,” and compilation records such as Mammoth Records’ "Frequency." The Popes also contributed to the internationally released tribute to Alex Chilton, “Not the Singer But the Songs" on Munster Records.What has always separated Elderkin and Ruppenthal’s songs from the pack is their ability to rock the house in their own style while singing with humor, originality, and empathy about the foibles and pleasures of everyday life. When one of their songs cranks up, you know it’s them right away.After a failed record deal with First Warning Records, a verbal dispute with Yellow Card Music, and a highly-publicized pugilistic extravaganza with the underground Ejection label, The Popes split up. Elderkin spent time in Central Asia working on an anthropological study of emerging rock music in remote locations, but was soon extradited to Ruppenthal’s new hometown, Atlanta, GA. The two played together again first as muscular pop group Stumble and then as the hard rocking Lovely Lads (no, not these guys). The Lads released two acclaimed CDs on Put It On A Cracker Records, first “The Lovely Lads v. The World” and then “Lucky Jim.”Another break in the music followed as Ruppenthal, a munitions and weapons specialist, was called back to active duty as the world turned dangerous. Having returned from that explosive experience ready to rock, he and Elderkin are laser-focused and, as longtime ...
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