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Slayer: Tom Araya (vocals, bass); Jeff Hanneman, Kerry King (guitar); Dave Lombardo (drums).
Recorded at Hit City West, Hollywood Sound, California and Record Plant, Los Angeles, California.
After staking out new territory with the underrated South of Heaven, Slayer brought back some of the pounding speed of Reign in Blood for their third major-label album, Seasons in the Abyss. Essentially, Seasons fuses its two predecessors, periodically kicking up the mid-tempo grooves of South of Heaven with manic bursts of aggression. "War Ensemble" and the title track each represented opposite sides of the coin, and they both earned Slayer their heaviest MTV airplay to date. In fact, Seasons in the Abyss is probably their most accessible album, displaying the full range of their abilities all in one place, with sharp, clean production. Since the band is refining rather than progressing or experimenting, ...
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| | Madonna Rain/Fever EP CD (1993) (Import) Australia
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Madonna's EP for RAIN/FEVER features three different versions of the song "Rain," as well as three for the song "Fever," and additional tracks including "Waiting (remix)," "Up Down Suite," "Bad Girl (extended Mix)."
"Rain" was the fourth and final U.S. single from Erotica. It never made the Top Ten, but had a relatively long chart life, was a more "friendly" song than the other singles from that album, and became an adult contemporary hit, paving the way for the "softer" Madonna to emerge in the mid-'90s. The single contained four tracks, those being the radio remix and album version of "Rain," a remix of the Erotica album track "Waiting," and a non-album cut, "Up Down ...
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| | Shout! Northwest Killers Vol. 2 1964-66 Vinyl LP (2001)
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Includes liner notes by Billy Miller and Miriam Linna.
SHOUT! is the second of the series of Norton's three-volume set of previously unissued garage rock from producer Keany Barton's Seattle studio, Northwest Recorders. A radio jingle for the studio included on this collection proudly boasts that they record "anything ...
| | Tony Tony Touch Piecemaker II Vinyl LP (2004)
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Personnel includes: Tony Touch, Method Man, Kurupt, Redman, P. Diddy, Fat Joe, Sean Paul, Raekwon, Slick Rick, Noreaga.
Producers: Tony Touch, Juju, Black Rob, G-Dep, RZA.
Taking his mixtape skills to another level, Tony Touch shepherds a sprawling guest list deep into his ...
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| | Kompakt Total 2 Vinyl LP (2000) (Import) Germany
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Kompakt's Total 2 compilation finds the Köln, Germany-based label broadening its scope, showcasing many of its second-wave producers and their esoteric sounds. Many have called the Kompakt sound tech-house, but that's a lazy and unrepresentative approach to summing up what's so brilliant about the music on this album. While it is true that these producers merge the sometimes opposing aesthetics of house and techno -- the former associated with accessible dancefloor rhythms and the latter associated with challenging emotive inducements -- they do more than that here; believe it or not, a few of the producers here even manage to incorporate melodic pop sensibilities to their beats, similar to what J. Burger did with his Modernist recordings. Besides the abrasive barrage of Reinhard Voigt's album-opening "Zu Dicht Dran," most of these tracks balance experimentation with melody amid minimal techno sounds and syncopated house rhythms. It's obvious ...
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| | Sigue Sigue Sputnik 1984 Flaunt It - Demos & More Vinyl LP (1986)
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Sigue Sigue Sputnik includes: Tony James, Martin Degville.
Sigue Sigue Sputnik's first single, "Love Missile F1-11," was unlike anything heard in the 30-plus years of rock & roll. Gunfire and explosions, bits of Mozart, then mad Thunders-like guitar breaks, backwards vocals, and tons of reverb all add to a song that shifts and changes every few seconds, leaving no chance that the listener will grow bored. Lines like "A U.S. bomb cruises overheard/There goes my love, rocket-red," allude to sex and nuclear war. Singer Martin Degville repeated calls to "Shoot it up!" sound like Elvis by way of Alan Vega, and every influence is thrown in, including Eddie Cochran, Marc Bolan, Suicide, Gene Vincent, David Bowie, and Little Richard, as well as ultra-violent movies like Scareface and the Terminator to create the pop song. "Love Missile F1-11" opens Flaunt It, with a harsh, attention grabbing synthesized symphonic crash, followed by a single, repeated phrase that explicates their true intentions: "I wanna be a star!" The subdued "Atari Baby," the track that has the dubious distinction of following the cacophonous "Love Missile," is a welcome comedown, but is disturbing nonetheless. An ominous love song for the virtual reality age, when sex with a human is replaced by sex with a video game. "Sex Bomb Boogie" sounds a lot like "Love Missile," but does contain such amusing bubblegum glam couplets as "King Kong boogie/dance on, dance on," and "Come one baby, love me like a rocket." No band influenced Sputnik more than the New York City duo Suicide, and "Rockit Miss USA" is the most obvious example of this. On what is basically a straight rip of Suicide's "Rocket USA," Sputnik make their biggest statements. The song addresses not only the ascending vigilante justice in America, but the constant threat ...
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