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In July of 2009, a year after MGMT broke out with Oracular Spectacular and became a household name for hipsters, Cantora Records re-released the duo's 2005 EP, Time to Pretend. Remastered by Greg Calibi, the disc includes the original versions of the singles "Kids" and "Time to Pretend," along with four tracks that didn't make the full-length. It's interesting to hear the hits before Dave Fridmann got his mitts on them and turned them from homemade laptop electro jams into explosive pop, and the other songs, "Boogie Down," "Destrokk," "Love Always Remains," and "Indie Rokkers" are pretty good, even if they aren't as huge as the cuts on Oracular Spectacular. ~ Jason Lymangrover
Personnel: Andrew Vanwyngarden (vocals, guitar); Ben Goldwasser (vocals).
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Purchase Time To Pretend CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Steve Hogarth Ice Cream Genius CD (1998) (Import)
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This solo effort from Marillion frontman Steve Hogarth is a very entertaining disc that covers many musical styles. The music moves from playful to contemplative to pop to prog with a proficiency and ease that is quite impressive. The Marillion-isms are not exceptionally frequent here, but they really are not missed on this entertaining release. "H," as he likes to be called, is joined on this album by Dave Gregory, Richard Barbieri, Clem Burke, Chucho Merchan, and Luis Jardim, along with several additional musicians. ~ Gary Hill
Aka Steve Hogarth, Lead Singer From Marillion
Personnel: David Gregory (guitar); Craig Leon, Stuart Gordon (strings); Tim Wheater (flute); Brian Edwards (saxophone); Trevor Edwards (trombone); Richard Barbieri (synthesizer); Clem Burke (drums); Steve Jansen, Luis Jardim (percussion); Stuart Epps, Cassell Webb (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Craig Leon.
Recording information: Brisbane House; Solmill; The Racket Club; The Woolhall.
Arranger: Steve Hogarth.
Personnel includes: Steve Hogarth (vocals, piano, samples); Dave Gregory (guitar); Craig Leon (12-string guitar); Stuart Gordon (strings); Tim Wheater (flute); Brian Edwards (saxophone); Eddie Tan-Tan Thornton (trumpet); Richard Barbieri (synthesizer); Clem Burke (drums); Steve Jansen (percussion).
Engineers: Stewart Every, Stuart Epps, Michael Hunter.
| | Dreamscape End Of Silence CD (2004) Import
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The third album from German progressive metal hopefuls. Nine tracks. Massacre Records. 2004.
| | Ken Hensley Blood On The Highway CD (2007) (Import) Germany
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2007 release from the former guitarist, singer and keyboardist for Uriah Heep. Blood On The Highway is an autobiographical album dealing Hensley's experiences during his '70s heyday. Features guest vocals from John Lawton, Jorn Lande, Glenn Hughes and Eve Gallagher.. Politur.
| | Rick Wakeman Retro 2 CD (2007)
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2007 release. Wakeman recorded this album using all vintage keyboard instruments including the likes of a Hammond M102, Korg Mono/Poly, Moog Polymoog, RMI Electra piano, Mellotron M400, Korg Trident, Mini Moog, Korg Electric Piano ES50 & more.
Recording information: Classic Media; Colquhoun Studios; Jordan Studios; The Pavilion Studios, T-Stage.
Personnel: Rick Wakeman (keyboards); Jemma Wakeman (vocals); Tony Fernandez (drums, percussion).
Liner Note Author: Rick Wakeman.
| | Liquid Trio Experiment Spontaneous Combustion CD (2007)
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Liquid Trio Experiment: Jordan Rudess (keyboards); Tony Levin (bass instrument); Mike Portnoy (drums).
| | MGMT Oracular Spectacular CD (2008)
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On its 2008 major label debut, ORACULAR SPECTACULAR, the Brooklyn-based duo MGMT (aka Management) offers up a willfully quirky set that incorporates elements of both electro-pop and freak-folk. Consisting of singer/multi-instrumentalists Ben Goldwasser and Andrew VanWyngarden, the playful act veers from the decadent, fuzzed-out "Time to Pretend" to the jangly, glam-tinged "Weekend Wars" to the funky, Ween-ish "Electric Feel," with renowned producer Dave Fridmann keeping everything from going too far off course, particularly on the catchy, synth-driven "Kids." The result is a restless and inventive first album that's guaranteed to garner hipster adoration, and, like fellow Big Apple-ites LCD Soundsystem, may also carry a wider appeal.
| | Iggy Pop Live In San Francisco 1981 CD (1986)
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The year 1981 was a bit of a creative trough, in a career of peaks and valleys, for Iggy Pop. But, poised between his pioneering proto-punk work with the Stooges and his later success as a cleaned-up and hard-working rock star, Pop nevertheless was still capable of putting on a captivating live show. This board mix from a gig supporting his album PARTY features songs from that album, as well as Stooges classics and some memorable riffing from guitarist Carlos Alomar. This CD also includes non-LP tracks produced in '83 by Ric Ocasek.
Iggy Pop, live and wild from 1981, plus two bonus tracks from a studio session with Ric Ocasek. Fronting a crack band featuring Blondie drummer Clem Burke and future David Bowie guitarist Carlos Alomar, Pop is as unpredictable and dominant as ever. This is a soundboard recording, taped near the end of their tour supporting his 1981 album Party, Iggy and co. are raw and ready for business. The two bonus tracks are previously unreleased versions recorded with Ric Ocasek in 1983.
| | Triple J Hottest 100 Vol. 1-Triple J Hottest 100 CD (2009) (Import)
$48.59 | | Liverpool Today: Live At The Cavery CD (2009)
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2009 first time on CD reissue of the 1965 album documenting the Liverpool Merseybeat sound. The recordings were actually made in the neighbouring Cavern Sounds studio & overdubbed with audience reaction plus announcements by Bob Wooler. Includes updated sleevenotes by Spencer Leigh, presenter of BBC Radio Merseyside's On The Beat. 14 tracks.
Liner Note Author: Spencer Leigh.
| | New Neighbors EP CD (2009)
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$10.15
New Neighbors are childhood friends who taught each other to play. Sometimes they think in lists. Imaginary radio shows in second grade, high cliffs and deep water, the local dance scene, the dark ages. These things shaped them.Saturday nights, they say, are for thinking, drinking, dancing, and collecting things to talk about on Sunday. New Neighbors make music for Saturday nights. They make music for Monday nights too.
| | Phoenix/In Full View CD (2009)
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$13.49
Audio Mixer: Peter Kelsey.
Personnel: John Verity (vocals, guitar); Jim Rodford (keyboards); Robert Henrit (drums).
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