| | John Maus Songs CD John Maus Discography of CDs
John Maus Songs Songs | 1. | Opening |
| 2. | Time To Die |
| 3. | Don't Be A Body |
| 4. | That Night |
| 5. | Real Bad Job |
| 6. | Forever And Ever And Ever |
| 7. | Maniac |
| 8. | Just Wait Til Next Year |
| 9. | I'm Only Human |
| 10. | Less Talk More Action |
| 11. | Through The Skies For You |
| 12. | Blowing In The Mind |
| 13. | Of North Of North Stars |
| 14. | It Takes Time |
| 15. | The Peace That Earth Cannot Give |
| 16. | And Heaven Turned To Her Weeping |
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Purchase Songs CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Foo Fighters Greatest Hits CDs (2009) With DVD
Songs
 $14.38   
Liner Note Author: Dave Grohl.
Photographers: Charles Peterson; Danny Clinch.
Dave Grohl formed Foo Fighters with ex-Germ Pat Smear and the rhythm section ...
| | Zac Brown Foundation CD (2008)
Songs
$12.55 
On 2008's THE FOUNDATION, singer/guitarist Zac Brown leads his ensemble on a vibrant set of country-rock. While the Georgia-based performer is clearly comfortable with ballads (see his emotive cover of Ray LaMontagne's "Jolene"), he seems most at home on twangy, carefree tracks such as "Toes," "Chicken Fried," and "Sic `Em on a Chicken."
Now that Jimmy Buffett has tried repositioning himself as a country artist by cutting duets with the likes of Alan Jackson, Kenny Chesney and Clint Black, it should come as no surprise that the Parrothead influence has begun making its way into Nashville, and the first major-label effort from Zac Brown features not one but two songs ("Toes" and "Where the Boat Leaves From") devoted to the joys of getting buzzed and playing music in some seaside locale with good weather. Seeing how most of the great names of country's formative era rarely if ever sang about vacationing (beyond spending the odd night in a honky-tonk), this is an interesting and somewhat puzzling development, though Brown and his band have embraced a canny range of marketable influences on The Foundation. "Chicken Fried" is a radio-friendly homage to country-as-lifestyle (including chicken fried steak, cold beer and supporting the troops), "It's Not OK" is a less-than-good-natured rant against some panhandler that will warm the hearts of Toby Keith fans, the "lite-funk with fiddle" groove of "Different Kind of Groove" suggests these guys have been listening ...
| | Rush Working Men CD (2009)
Songs
$14.54
Rush is no stranger to best-of compilation albums, they've released a slew of them. They are also no stranger to DVDs. To mark their 35th anniversary, they've released Working Men, which is both; it marks their first best-of live compilation exclusively from the DVD sets Rush in Rio (2003), R30 (2005), and Snakes & Arrows Live (2008). There is also an unreleased cut from R30 -- a killer version of One Little Victory. While fans may simply regard this as a record company cash grab, hardcore fans know how closely Rush monitors each release and controls all aspects of their career. On hearing these tracks without benefit of the visuals, it becomes lucidly clear that in the 21st century, Rush plays more like a hungry act looking to prove themselves rather than as seasoned veterans jaded by the entire business. The instrumental interaction between Neal Peart, Alex Lifeson, and Geddy Lee is utterly uncanny, the anticipation and the willingness to add flourishes and to challenge one another in the bridges and solo sections reveal their command of the material and their empathies for one another's playing strengths. One of the more revealing things on a live record such as this one is the sophistication in Lee's vocal delivery now that his singing voice has deepened with age. The only time on the entire disc when it doesn't entirely work is when he tries to recapture his old, piercing caterwaul on 2112, but in that spontaneity there is not only charm, but the ...
| | Megadeth Endgame CD (2009)
Songs
$15.65 
Lyricist: Dave Mustaine.
Personnel: Dave Mustaine (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, piano); Chris Broderick (guitar, acoustic guitar); James LoMenzo (bass guitar); Shawn Drover (drums, percussion); Chris Rodriguez, Chris Clancy (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Andy Sneap.
Illustrator: John Lorenzi.
Photographer: Ross Halfin.
The release of 2009's ENDGAME brings with it a startling realization: if first-generation thrash metal fans had been polled about which of the genre's "Big Four" -- Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax, and Megadeth -- would prove to be the most resilient and consistently prolific over the next quarter century, the only sure-fire consensus would probably have been "well, anyone but Megadeth!" And yet, 12 studio albums and 150-plus songs later -- more than any of the other three have managed -- that's exactly what's come to pass. The group's second release for Roadrunner, whose title apparently refers to "coming full circle" rather than any sort of goodbye, finds the latest iteration of Megadeth-- debuting new guitarist Chris Broderick(ex-Nevermore, Jag Panzer)--working primarily within their technical thrash comfort zone (think PEACE SELLS through RUST IN PEACE), with only a few latter-day elements ...
| | Creedence Clearwater Revival The Singles Collection CDs (2009) With DVD; Special Edition
Songs
$19.98
Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Porterville; Call it Pretending; Suzie Q, Pt. 1; Suzie Q, Pt. 2; I Put a Spell on You; Walk on the Water; Proud Mary; Born on the Bayou; Bad Moon Rising; Lodi; Green River; Commotion; Fortunate Son; Down on the Corner; Travelin' Band; Who'll Stop the Rain; DISC 2: Run Through the ...
| | Frank Zappa Roxy & Elsewhere CD (1974) Remastered
Songs
$6.38
Full performer name: Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention.
The Mothers Of Invention: Frank Zappa, Jeff Simmons (vocals, guitar); Napolean Murphy Brock (vocals, flute, tenor saxophone); George Duke (vocals, keyboards, synthesizer); Walt Fowler (trumpet); Bruce Fowler (trombone); Don Preston (synthesizer); Ruth Underwood (percussion); Tom Fowler (bass); Chester Thompson, Ralph Humphrey (drums).
Additional personnel: Debbi, Lynn, Ruben, George, Froggy (background vocals).
Engineers: Wally Heider, Kerry McNab, Bill Hennigh.
Pricipally recorded live at The Roxy, Hollywood, California from December 10-12, 1973; the Auditorium Theater, Chicago, Illinois in 1974; Edinboro State College, Edinboro, Pennsylvania on May 8, 1974.
Digitally remastered by Stephen Marcussen.
Personnel: Frank Zappa (vocals, guitar, electric guitar, keyboards); Jeff Simmons (vocals, guitar, electric guitar); Napoleon Murphy Brock (vocals, flute, saxophone, tenor saxophone); George Duke (vocals, keyboards, synthesizer); Debbie (vocals, background ...
| | Cracker CD (1992)
Songs
$8.99 
| | That Was NDW1: Sampler CD (2002) Import
Songs
$11.65
| | Chill House Cape Town CD (2007)
Songs
$12.89
| | Elemental Zazen Glass Should Be Full CD (2008)
Songs
$16.45
When Elemental Zazen started working on his sophomore release The Glass Should Be Full, he envisioned the album as a political manifesto for radical social change - revolutionary hip-hop in the tradition of Public Enemy. Over the next two years, a series of tragedies in his personal life interrupted his plans and forced Elemental Zazen to shift his focus to survival. In 2006, he lost a close family member in a tragic accident, and then lost most of his worldly possessions when his house burned to the ground in a five-alarm fire. The following year, Elemental Zazen (real name Jason Trefts, age 25) was diagnosed with a life-threatening tumor in his occipital lobe, which required immediate brain surgery. His new album narrates the fear, hope and anger of a disillusioned revolutionary struggling against both political injustice and personal tribulations."Fuck it. If I die tonight, I hope my last rhyme was tight" Recently profiled in The Boston Globe's "5 Locals on the Verge in 2008," Elemental Zazen raps with an aggressive flow, attacking the mic with honest grit and athletic lyricism. With an urgent need to tell his story, Zazen limits his guest appearances to an elite group of veteran and emerging underground hip-hop producers: Kno (Cunninlynguists), Maker (Glue), Joe Beats (Non-Prophets), Gnotes, Scroll, J.Ferra and Confidence. Musically diverse, the album ranges from riotous fist-pumping anthems ("Handcuffs" and "No Survivors"), to subtle, reflective rhythms layered with lush instrumentation ("Silence of the Now" and "Machine" feature live trumpet, guitar, bass and violin). With intricate rhyme-schemes penned by an angry scholar, The Glass Should Be Full is explosive hip-hop with a revolutionary purpose: "I'm a socialist vocalist focused on roping the hopeless in." The son of international school teachers, Elemental Zazen was born in the US and raised in Al Taif (Saudi Arabia) and Beijing (China). Despite growing up in vastly different countries, Zazen saw a similar pattern of injustice everywhere he called home. Unwilling to accept a system that produces inhumane poverty and opulent wealth side-by-side, Elemental Zazen focused his fury into his 2004 debut The Adolescence Weapon - which The Weekly Dig praised as "one of Boston's most enlightened hip-hop discs in recent memory." On The Glass Should Be Full, Elemental Zazen continues the fight against global inequity and exploitation, but this time his rhymes are laced with an urgent appreciation of life: "All of the events that have happened to me ...
| | Sunset Bright Blue Dream CD (2008)
Songs
$11.29
Personnel: Michael Baird , Nathan Stein, Sam Miller, Willis McClung, Sean Larson, Sam Sanford, Peter Simonite, Marcus Rubio, Jorda R Johns, John Musil, John Kolar, Joey Koehl, George Fahlund, Gabe Pearlman, Bill Baird, Bassman Josh, Matt Oliver, David Chenu.
Photographer: Bill Baird.
Arranger: Bill Baird.
Following a trio of self-released efforts under the Sunset name, Bill Baird's first album via a label, Bright Blue Dream, finds the former Sound Team member kicking things off with a drum stomp on "Dear Broken Friend," which doesn't merely sound like "We Are the Champions" on downers -- it is, as the concluding soft vocals of "We will...we will..." confirm. This isn't a bad thing at all, it should be noted, since the surging keyboards, spindly guitars, and Baird's own straightforward but gently inviting singing all make the song very much his own, a good signpost for the rest of Bright Blue Dream. Working with almost 20 different performers, Bright Blue Dream isn't a solo album as such, but Baird is the guy behind almost everything else; it may be attractively rough around the edges but it falls more in line with widescreen rock dreams than lo-fi bemusements. Unlike nearly all the albums that have come out over time assuming that Dave Fridmann and The Soft Bulletin actually founded rock & roll, however, Baird's work steers away from bombast in favor of intriguing contemplation. If anything, songs like "Diamond Studded ...
| | Desert Blues Vol. 3 CDs (2008)
Songs
$35.79 
| | Blackened This Means War CD (2009)
Songs
$9.59
| | Duchess Raehn Music Of The Night CD (2008)
Songs
$13.15
Duchess Raehn has been playing the piano since early childhood, and admits that she has had a melody in her head most of her life. Her parents knew early on that she had a special talent, because by the age of five, Duchess could play songs that she had heard on the radio or at church. Music we have heard in theaters and in the movies is unique. Not only are these some of the most beautiful melodies ever written, these songs also invoke incredible memories that go deeper than notes on the page. They bring back memories of magnificent theaters, poignant stories, and special times with family and friends. ...
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