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Limited edition 'vinyldisc' pressing of this 2008 single from the Grammy-nominated Tennessee quartet, taken from their Riot! album. The 'vinyldisc' features a CD side ('Misery Business') plus a vinyl side (the non-album 'This Circle'). Atlantic. Paramore Misery Business Songs | 1. | Misery Business  | $1.29 | |
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Misery Business Music Review Purchase Misery Business CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Owl City Ocean Eyes CD (2009)
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A surprising and unexpected indie success in 2007, garnering over a million plays on his Myspace page, Minnesota-based songwriter Adam Young is poised ...
| | U2 No Line On The Horizon CD (2009)
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There's no shortage of legendary producers in line to work with music world titans U2; when work with Rick Rubin broke off, Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois stepped in. The resulting NO LINE ON THE HORIZON, 2009's offering from the Irish rockers, continues in the grand U2 tradition, as soaring pop anthems like opening single "Get on Your Boots" pair with experimental melanges like "Tripoli," on a striking album featuring touches of all the albums come before, yet hinting at new worlds for Bono to conquer.
After spending the 1990s experimenting with electronic music and returning to arena-ready rock during the first few years of the 21st century, U2 stakes out territory somewhere between those two points on 2009's NO LINE ON THE HORIZON. Enlisting its go-to production trio of Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois, and Steve Lillywhite, the Irish quartet seems intent on crafting a quirkier companion piece to HOW TO DISMANTLE AN ATOMIC BOMB, and they succeed with restless tracks such as "Get on Your Boots," which sounds like "Vertigo" hijacked by T. Rex, and "Stand Up Comedy," a wiry number that lets the Edge cut loose with barbed guitar lines. Some of most striking songs on HORIZON are the ones that venture farthest from U2's comfort zone, as on the surprisingly weighty title track, a tune that counterbalances its nearly industrial heft with a high-pitched keyboard melody, and, of course, Bono's soaring vocals. Although HORIZON is willfully less accessible than BOMB or ALL THAT YOU CAN'T LEAVE BEHIND, it's no return to ZOOROPA-level obtuseness either, meaning that U2 fans will find plenty to admire here even if it doesn't ...
| | Switchfoot Hello Hurricane CD (2009)
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| | Blink 182 Dude Ranch CD (1997)
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Following the release of their 1996 debut CHESHIRE CAT, Blink 182 returns with a satisfactory sophomore effort. Clearly influenced by the likes of Green Day and Weezer, Blink 182 provides fast, aggressive punk that is also melodic and fun. The trio's lyrics are filled with the angst and alienation that teens can relate to, while injecting humor also. "A New Hope" is an ode to Princess Leia and the Star Wars gang, while "Waggy" is a word bassist Mark Hoppus came up with while belching. Hard-core fans of the band will not be disappointed, as "Degenerate" is a re-recording from their demo tape, and "Lemmings" is from a split 7". All the songs on the record are catchy and infectious and hit single potential abounds. The musicianship is also there, as the chops are tight and worthy of comparison to any great punk band. Overall, ...
| | Paramore Brand New Eyes CD (2009)
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With 2007's RIOT!, Paramore proved that pop hooks and a killer set of pipes can still vault a band to platinum status, economic downturn be damned. Success comes with a price, though, and Paramore struggled as media outlets reserved most of their coverage for Hayley Williams, deemed by many to be the group's leader. Released in late 2009, BRAND NEW EYES presents Paramore as a stronger, leaner, and altogether more consistent band. "Careful" and "Ignorance" are two of the group's most aggressive tunes to date, and the rest of the disc follows suit, with the guitar interplay of Josh Farro and Taylor York (who makes his studio debut here, having joined the lineup after RIOT! was recorded) receiving much of the spotlight. Drummer Zac Farro anchors the band with a flurry of snare hits and cymbal crashes, but the true MVP is Miss Williams, who sings with all the gusto of an angsty, 21st century Ann Wilson. She's fun, fiery, and altogether fantastic, ...
| | Lucero 1372 Overton Park CD (2009)
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1372 OVERTON PARK might be Lucero's major-label debut, but the Memphis-based band retains all of their rough-and-tumble indie charms. Gruff-voiced frontman Ben Nichols still sings about people with dead-end lives: the type of characters whose "heroes are the losing kind." But Nichols definitely finds ways to make these troubled souls compelling. As if it hasn't been evident on earlier efforts, this disc demonstrates how Lucero, along with bands like the Hold Steady and Marah, blend together Replacements raucousness and Springsteen streetwise storytelling, and create something both familiar yet also unique. Throughout the album, Nichols spins colorful tales of lost youths ("The Devil and Maggie Chascarillo") and downtown desperadoes ("Johnny Davis") that are vividly detailed. He is also very capable at dialing down the mischievous misadventures and expressing some truly honest emotions. The album's second half is highlighted by these quieter numbers. The bittersweet love song "Goodbye Again" ranks up there with the work of Warren Zevon, as Nichols essays a tumultuous relationship where the man isn't strong enough to cut ties with a girl whom he knows isn't good for him. "Darken My Door" and "Hey Darlin' Do You Gamble" are two twangy tunes that again pick up Nichols' less-than-sunny view of love and relationships. Nichols' ability to bring a realness to the characters in his wild, rocking story-songs, as well as his lower-key, more intimate tunes, goes a long way in making ...
| | Lo-Hi Say It More Vinyl LP (2002)
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Lo-Hi's 2002 release, Say It More, wishes it could sound as exciting as White Stripes, or as gloriously dated as the Strokes, yet misses on both counts. The band has an unusual background considering their 1997 release was influenced by R&B, and members hail from Boss Hog and Speedball Baby. This release marks the first studio effort since former Boss Hog guitarist Jens Jürgensen and bassist Justin Holub joined the band and turned it into a quartet, and the change of style is understandable considering these additions. Unfortunately, Say It More never leaves much of an impression, as even at its loudest it's simply average garage ...
| | Grand Hustle Presents In Da Streetz Vol. 4 Vinyl LP (2006)
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| | I Want To Hug You, Kiss You, Squeeze You Vinyl LP (2007)
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This is a 4 track, split 7'' featuring two tracks by Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs, who as I'm sure you know by now are the dynamic duo of Holly Golightly and Lawyer ...
| | Why Elephant Eyelash Vinyl LP (2005)
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Why?: Yoni Wolf.
| | Graveyard Vinyl LP (2007)
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| | Current 93 Black Ships Heat The D Vinyl LP (2008) (Import)
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| | Concussion!!! Vinyl LP (2003)
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This compilation features 18 instrumental tracks by groups ranging from the obscure to the totally obscure. With the Holidays doing the title track, Jejeune and the Jaybops' "Thunderin' Guitar," ...
| | 100 Vinyl LP (2008) (Import) Germany
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