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Purchase My Favourite Place CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Bob Dylan Christmas In The Heart CD (2009)
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 $12.85   
After the initial shock fades, the existence of CHRISTMAS IN THE HEART seems perhaps inevitable. After all, the thing Bob Dylan loves most of all are songs that are handed down from generation to generation, songs that are part of the American fabric, songs so common they never seem to have been written. These are the songs Dylan chooses to sing on ...
| | Trans-Siberian Orchestra Night Castle CDs (2009)
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| | W A S P Babylon CD (2009) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | An An Evening With Il Divo: Live In Barcelona CDs (2009) With DVD
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$15.17 
| | Green Day 21st Century Breakdown CD (2009)
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$12.99
| | Trans-Siberian Orchestra Beethoven's Last Night CD (2000)
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$11.69
| | Order Ordonata The Technical Use Of Sound In Magic CD (2006) (Import)
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| | Beaumont Discotheque CD (2002) (Import) Import; Extended Play; United Kingdom
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$16.55
| | Disney Presenta Cantar Y Jugar CD (2003)
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$7.09
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| | Ima Robot CD (2003) (Import) Bonus Track; Japan
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$40.75
Mixing indie rock with a wink towards hip-hop, Ima Robot's eponymous 2003 release includes "Dynomite" and "Philosophofee."
As nu-metal and the last vestiges of grunge have waned, the popular embrace of "real" or "garage" rock has caused an uptick of ultrafashionable musicians who artfully subtract the more inaccessible parts of genres like slutty punk rock, fey new wave, and goth, and use the highly brand-identifiable remainder to spruce up what are essentially hooky pop songs. Hot Hot Heat and Yeah Yeah Yeahs have each performed this operation with skill; now, Ima Robot wants a piece of the action. The quintet is led by the histrionic yelp of Alex Ebert, who sounds like Suede's Brett Anderson doing a Johnny Rotten impersonation and sports a bizarre haircut suggestive of Zan from the Wonder Twins. Besides a guitarist and electronicist, the band also includes bassist Justin Meldal-Johnsen and drummer Joey Waronker, two session pros who are also veterans of Beck's band. The L.A. force is strong in these guys, and it shows in the refined, curiously vapid quality of their music. "Dynomite," "Song, No. 1," and "Alive" are the first three songs on the album, but they're also the most representative (barring the cheeky, effete rap of "Black Jettas"). The songs can be called so much -- glammy punk, the Escape Club meets Love and Rockets -- but when the makeup comes off they're just well-done pop songs, as much sticky fun as a fruit roll-up, but unfortunately just as substantive. Ima Robot -- especially the lyrically and visually outrageous Ebert -- seem to understand this. It seems to be part of the fun to reference the right references while rocking the cheap seats with easy power chords ("A Is for Action") and mashups of Bowie and electro-pop ("Philosophee"). And maybe it is fun, depending on your point of view. After all, many of the groups Ima Robot pays tribute to were equally as empty. But Ima Robot's fancy, yet expensively dirty version of this game just seems particularly affected, and ultimately too derivative to fully enjoy. ~ Johnny Loftus
As nu-metal and the last vestiges of grunge have waned, the popular embrace of "real" or "garage" rock has caused an uptick of ultrafashionable musicians who artfully subtract the more inaccessible parts of genres like slutty punk rock, fey new wave, and goth, and use the highly brand-identifiable remainder to spruce up what are essentially hooky pop songs. Hot Hot Heat and Yeah Yeah Yeahs have each performed this operation with skill; now, Ima Robot wants a piece of the action. The quintet is led by the histrionic yelp of Alex Ebert, who sounds like Suede's Brett Anderson doing a Johnny Rotten impersonation and sports a bizarre haircut suggestive ...
| | Hayley Westenra Pure CDs (2004) (Import) Import; United Kingdom
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$14.45 
British import version includes a bonus ECD featuring seven audio tracks and the stunning video for "Pokarekare Ana."
On her debut, Hayley Westenra, a 16-year-old singing sensation from New Zealand, endures the inevitable comparisons to Charlotte Church, but it's the impression she's made that's placed her in such lofty company. And not many fledgling artists can boast of having the legendary George Martin contribute songs and arrangements to their album. PURE might be the best description of her singing--crystal ...
| | Miscellaneous Flux Dead In Dreams CD (2002)
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$13.95
Founded in 1999 by visionary poet Rashad Dobbins and sonic architect, guitarist, and composer Ben Tyree, Miscellaneous Flux create new musical forms rooted primarily in the jazz, funk, punk, hip-hop, blues, and classical genres that continue in directions outside definition. Performing with a rotating cast of high-caliber musicians, Flux consistently astonishes listeners ...
| | Yvon Chiasson A L'Harmonica CD (2009) (Import)
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