| | B'Z Action CD - Import B'Z Discography of CDs
2007 album release for Japanese popular unit, B'z. This album comes with their single tracks, 'Eien No Tsubasa' & 'Super Love Song'. JB. Action Music | List Price | $53.99 (You save $4.04) | | Category | Japanese Albums | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7539488 | | Catalog number | 1260643 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Dec 11, 2007 |
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Purchase Action CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Miles Davis Live In Den Haag CD (2006)
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Recorded at the Kurhaus, Scheveningen, Den Haag, The Netherlands, on April 9,1960. Contains the complete concert plus rare radio and TV ...
| | Handsome Furs Face Control CD (2009) Digipak
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With FACE CONTROL, their second full-length outing as Handsome Furs, the husband/wife duo of Dan Boeckner (vocals, guitars) and Alexei Perry (electronics, keyboards) present another set informed by minimalist techno. Intentionally evoking the chilly atmosphere of Eastern Europe, the album features plenty of sociopolitical themes, particularly addressing capitalism on the pulsing "Legal Tender" and the dreamy, New Order-like "All We Want, Baby, Is Everything." As with the group's more subdued Sub Pop debut, PLAGUE PARK, the New Wave-minded ...
| | Kevin Ayers June 1, 1974 CD (1974) England
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Recorded live at the Rainbow Theatre, London, England on July 1, 1974.
It isn't just that the four credited lead players are together, it's also that Robert Wyatt and (if one is excited by such a thing) Mike Oldfield are helping out as well. The whole result should have been a mind-blowing example of one moment of twisted brilliance after another, captured for the ages. And is it? Well, close enough. The week's rehearsal mentioned in the liner notes seems to have gotten everyone more or less on the same wavelength for the chosen songs, but Ayers, who was the headliner, just sounded too laid-back in the end to match the chilling brilliance of his guests, even with old Soft Machine mate Wyatt along for the ride. The first half of the album is the real winner as a result, not least for the sharp song choices. Eno's two selections are inspired; "Driving Me Backwards" gets even more freaked out than the studio version, turning into a lacerating death crawl thanks to Cale's violin, while "Baby's on Fire" in contrast almost turns friendlier at the end. Both Cale and Nico make strong marks with two of their most notable and notorious cover versions. The former's "Heartbreak Hotel" keeps much of the spaced-out paranoia familiar from the studio cut, just ominous enough. Meanwhile, Nico's take on "The End" easily equals her own studio take, the song creeping with dread and fear. Ayers' selections take up the remainder of the album and they're, well, nice. But after the earlier shadows and psychosis, there's a little too much guitar mellowness and bongwater lounge grooves in contrast, aside from a wonderful, dramatic take on "Two Goes into Four." His between-song asides are fun, though, while his voice is in fine shape, even if the French part on "May I?" just makes him sound like a dirty old man instead of Serge Gainsbourg. ~ Ned Raggett
1974 live release for one off supergroup featuring ...
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2007 digitally remastered edition of this album from the Grateful Dead offshoot outfit. Originally released in 1975, this album was the band's last for CBS and features guest appearances from Jerry Garcia, Skip Battin and Sly Stone. 11 tracks including 'Mighty Time', 'Strangers On A Train' and 'Little Old Lady'. BGO.
New Riders of the Purple Sage: John Dawson (vocals, guitar, autoharp, mouth bow, percussion, siren); David Nelson (Dahveed Ben Israel) (vocals, guitars, percussion, tuning forks); Buddy Cage (vocals, pedal steel guitar); Skip Battin (vocals, bass guitar, percussion); Spencer Dryden (vocals, drums, percussion).
By the time of this, their sixth album, the New Riders of the Purple Sage had deteriorated to the point of recording novelty songs like "I Heard You've Been Layin' My Old Lady" and aging standards like "La Bamba." They managed to talk old friend Jerry Garcia into sitting in on a few songs, but that was no indication that they were back at the level of their first album. Rather, Oh, What a Mighty Time sounded like the work of a competent ...
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