| | Apocalyptica Worlds Collide CD Apocalyptica Discography of CDs
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In addition to laying claim to being (most likely) the world's only heavy metal band composed entirely of cellists, Apocalyptica are also compulsively listenable. The group's sixth studio album continues their trend of dramatic, intense ensemble work that veers from sweeping lyricism to thunderous staccato riffing. Slayer's Dave Lombardo contributes drum work, upping the intensity considerably. Other guests include vocalists Christina Scabia, Corey Taylor, and Till Lindermann from Rammstein (who sings a German-language version of David Bowie's "Heroes"). Overall, WORLDS COLLIDE is a satisfying head-warp from these genre-smashing Swedes. Apocalyptica Worlds Collide Songs Worlds Collide Music Review Purchase Worlds Collide CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Breaking Benjamin Phobia CD (2006)
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On its third full-length album, PHOBIA, the Pennsylvania-based heavy-rock act Breaking Benjamin offers up another potent round of moody, riff-laden tunes. While "The Diary of Jane" revels in sheer ferocity and recalls Bush, the emotive "Breath" carries echoes of early Tool, revealing that the ensemble is intent on staying true to its 1990s alt-metal forebears. Although these influences place the group, led by emotive vocalist Ben ...
| | Puddle Of Mudd Famous CD (2007)
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Puddle Of Mudd underwent a serious personnel overhaul following 2003's LIFE ON DISPLAY. Drummer Greg Upchurch jumped ship to join 3 Doors Down while guitarist Paul Phillips chose to follow his muse with new-to-the-scenesters Operator. POM founder Wes Scantlin (vocals, guitar) and longtime bassist Doug Ardito keep the Mudd sound intact here, though, moving a bit from the early nu-metal stylings to a more natural comfort zone of raunchy post-alt rock. The solid collection of songs on FAMOUS flaunts track after track of made-for-radio anthems, with Scantlin channeling Kurt Cobain's sneer as it communes with Layne Staley's predilection for sinister-sounding vocal harmonies.
Puddle of Mudd: Douglas Ardito (vocals, ...
| | Five Finger Death Punch Way Of The Fist CD (2007)
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As its name indicates, Five Finger Death Punch packs a serious sonic wallop. On WAY OF THE FIST, the band offers up its appealing brand of metal, which moves between hardcore, ominous black metal, and melodic metal a la System of a Down or Alice in Chains. Tunes like the opener "Ashes" and "Salvation" ...
| | Theory Of A Deadman Scars & Souvenirs CD (2008)
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Melodic post-grunge wailers Theory of a Deadman have more in common with mentors Nickelback than just a shared north-of-the-border ...
| | Mudvayne New Game CD (2008)
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Illinois headbangers Mudvayne have weathered a number of trends since their formation in 1996, and they've returned with perhaps their most forceful release yet, THE NEW GAME. The makeup and costumes of previous incarnations long since disposed of, they're now back to basics, focusing their sound to a finely honed hard-rock battering ram. "The Hate in Me" is a classic, sinewy funk-metal rager, with an unstoppable riff and hammering rhythm section, ...
| | Papa Roach Metamorphosis CD (2009)
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| | Crises Broken Glass CD (2001) (Import) Germany
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| | Los Mejores Temas De La Musica Celta Vol. 2-Los Mejores Temas De La Musica Celta CD (2006) (Import)
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| | Art Konik Vendetta Society CD (2007) (Import)
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| | Blues Legacy: Lost & Found Series Vol. 1 CD (2008)
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This first volume of rare and previously unissued live recordings features Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee. Precious little live material from these artists has survived into the 21st century and these recently unearthed concerts from the late 50's are a revelation. The sound is near perfect as they were recorded for radio broadcast; the material is fantastic, capturing the transition from rhythm and blues to early rock n roll. The players are in their element, playing live to a packed house. These recordings are historical documents of the utmost importance and capture these bonafide legends like nothing else. British Jazz giant Chris Barber is the man responsible for bringing some of the most legendary and influential U.S Blues acts of all time ...
| | Big Fat Pet Clams From Outer Space My True Story CD (2008)
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Probably the most obscure, but possibly the best of the underground bands that came out of the punk rock explosion that emerged from New York’s lower east side a quarter of a century ago; the Pet Clams' star-crossed history prevented them from ever receiving the kind of recognition their music deserved. “My True Story” is the first complete work finished by the complete band since the release of “the Pet Clams” in 1981 on CBS. This is the definitive work by a band who for almost thirty years has contended for the imaginary title of “the best band you never heard of.” Three very good songwriters, a great guitarist, and the unique voice of Richard Gelbstein combine to produce an unexpectedly powerful recording. This collection begins with “eight miles low”. The Byrds’ classic it is based on starts with that band leaving LAX for London; here the Clams are coming down in the rain in Newark, New Jersey. You get the impression that they are retreating from some monumental failure, arguing amongst themselves about what might have been. If “eight miles high” was a drug song (it wasn’t) it would have been about acid and amphetamine. If “eight miles low” is a drug song it’s about bourbon and burgundy. We do not find out until later just what the band might be escaping from. The song decays into “I belong to her” which sets the tone of the record. Musically atmospheric , it lyrically describes an obsessive love. The singer is compelled to remain in an unrewarding affair, but he seems to grow stronger, not weaker, from the pain. The scene shifts in “this is not my life” to the dressing room under the stage at CBGB and the monotony of the wait between sound check and performance. We begin to form a picture of an ageing punk rocker going through the motions without really knowing why. The keyboard and guitar work dominate the music over a repeating, thudding bassline. The song finishes with a muddled conversation until Richie Gelbstein bursts out “you cheated! You Lied! You said that you loved me.” That’s the opening line of “It’s gotta be rock and roll music if you wanna dance with me.” Here we begin to finally get some insight into what this is all about. These men have been trapped by the mysticism of the music; it is rock as religion and the Clams are true believers… maybe. There is a secondary story of a quasi-religious search for Elvis weaving through the lyric. The song also laughs at the foolishness of interpreting the past with the morality of the present and chides Frankie Lymon for dying of a heroin overdose. There are also some comments about flamenco tuning and a vague reference to Van Morrison’s band, Them. Next comes “the ballad of Jello Biafra.” Ostensibly about the injustice of punishing an artist for his art, it is also a stream of consciousness cry against commercialism. Many if not most Clam songs have at least two themes that are only connected occasionally; usually to create a third concept. In “Jello” we are continually exposed to dark cosmic dust falling from space and flowing through us. In the end we are left (in a reference to an earlier work) on a wobbly world spinning wildly through nothingness. After this passionate defense of free speech; the band takes a philosophical breather with “You go ahead.” Here they are content to wait backstage while the newest and flashiest young performers dance rings around them. They intend to remain true to the only music they know. This is ...
| | Mariachi Vargas Poderosas En 3 CD'S CDs (2008)
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| | Sabrina Erase/Rewind CDs (2008) (Import) Import
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