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Long Island emo crew Taking Back Sunday are an authentic grass-roots phenomenon. They built their following from the ground up, by touring with the likes of the Alkaline Trio and At The Drive-In, and while it took their debut album TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS the better part of a year to make its way into the Billboard charts, it did so without the benefit of major-label backing. In classic emo fashion, TBS mixes punk energy, pop smarts, and a whole lot of youthful angst. While there are blazing guitars and light-speed drums aplenty to be found here, things never get overbearing. The addition of clever production touches like the female vocal descant on "Bike Scene" and the atmospheric guitar and keyboard intros to some of the more frenetic tunes shows that there's more to Taking Back Sunday than fire and fury.
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Talking Back Sunday: Ed Reyes, Mark O'Connell, Shaun Cooper, John Nolan, Adam Lazzara.
Engineers: Erin Farley, Tim Gilles, Arun Venkatesh. Tell All Your Friends Music Taking Back Sunday Tell All Your Friends Songs Tell All Your Friends Music Tell All Your Friends Music Review Buy Tell All Your Friends CD Purchase Tell All Your Friends CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Shirley Horn I Remember Miles CD (1998)
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$12.49 I REMEMBER MILES won the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Jazz Vocal Performance.
This stunning album is Shirley Horn's loving tribute to her friend and colleague, the legendary late Miles Davis. Davis was so taken by Horn's first album EMBERS AND ASHES that he forced The Village Vanguard to let her virtually-unknown trio open for him during his 1961 run there. Their friendship and admiration for each other's music lasted through the years, and Shirley Horn's 1991 recording YOU WON'T FORGET ME, was one of the last recordings Miles Davis made.
Horn selected mostly ballads from Davis' Columbia Records catalogue for her tribute because, as she explains in the liner notes, Davis liked her to sing ballads, and ballads are Horn's specialty. She can slow down time in a unique and spellbinding way. Her sultry and smoky vocals are intimate and conversational, relying on odd metered timing and silence, rather than volume, to make an emotional point.
This album's knock out punch is the epic (over 10 minutes long) "My Man's Gone Now" performed in an uncharacteristically (for Horn) abstract style with a double rhythm section and Roy Hargrove wailing and soaring ...
| | Thursday Full Collapse CD (2001)
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$10.69 Full-on punk rock from these New Jersey rockers and this Chicago punk/hardcore label on the former's sophomore full length. Thursday's commitment and energy are in full effect from the outset of this hyper-kinetic set, while their debt to their contemporaries (and some of their labelmates) is clear on such songs as "Concealer" and "Autobiography of a Nation."
Musicality and songwriting smarts combine on songs such as the incendiary ...
| | VH1 Presents The Corrs: Live In Dublin CD (2002)
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$6.19 This audio document of The Corrs' Dublin homecoming concert has pretty much everything fans of Irish pop could wish for, including an appearance from Bono in his earthly incarnation, fresh from an audience with President George W. Bush. It's to the band's credit that the charismatic singer fails to steal the show, despite creditable efforts via an anthemized version of Ryan Adams' beautifully downtempo "When the Stars Go Blue," and a great, leering rendition of Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra's "Summer Wine."
Somewhat more mysteriously, Rolling Stone Ron Wood also turns up on what sounds dangerously close to a lounge version of Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing," but this minor faux pas is redeemed by the Irish folk medley "Joy of Life/Trout in the Bath" which arguably features more full-on ...
| | Finch What It Is To Burn CD (2002)
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$12.59 A surprising amalgam of punk and metal, with a dash of emo, Finch's full-length debut is a powerful statement of first principles from this Temecula, CA quintet. Kicking off with the storming, anthemic "New Beginnings," they rush headlong through a set that positively bursts with uncorked energy, from the chiming, mid-tempo "Post Script" to the punky "Stay With Me."
Green Day fans will find themselves on familiar territory here, but there's more to Finch than mere punk rock duplication. Nate Barcalow's passionate vocals have a palpable ring of conviction that's echoed in the band's ensemble performance, and the intensity never lets up. "Project Mayhem" is a particular high point, displaying ...
| | Brand New Deja Entendu CD (2003)
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$10.39 While it wouldn't be entirely out of line to align Brand New's second album DEJA ENTENDU with contemporaneous offerings by such West Coast emo-punk types as Rufio, et al, it would be a bit of a mental shortcut. The fact is that while DEJA ENTENDU has no shortage of blaring, punky guitar ...
| | Taking Back Sunday Where You Want To Be CD (2004) Enhanced CD
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$10.69 Long Island, New York's Taking Back Sunday debuted in 2002 with TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS, an album that encapsulated the more accessible side of the East Coast emo-core sound. The band garnered a loyal following by combining sparklingly clean production, a razor-sharp guitar sound, and vocals that mixed the youthful optimism and energy of pop-punk with rigorous self-examination. On WHERE YOU ...
| | Hidden Treasures CDs (2000)
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$7.09 EMI-Capitol Music's Hidden Treasures contains ten relative obscurities and cult classics from the vaults of EMI Records. A handful of these songs are familiar, at least to fans of alternative rock and college rock: Mazzy Star's "Fade Into You," Kate Bush's "Running up That Hill," Wall of Voodoo's "Mexican Radio," and Timbuk 3's "The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades" are all staples of modern rock radio. But that doesn't devalue the collection, since it's not only nice to get these all on one disc, but there are some really cool ...
| | Art Simmons Jazz In Paris: Piano Aux Champs-Elysees CD (2002) Import
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$10.59 This compilation in Verve's Jazz in Paris reissue series features two long unavailable studio sessions by two somewhat obscure pianists. Art Simmons, who recorded as a sideman with James Moody in 1949 and also appeared on discs by Dizzy Gillespie, Don Byas, Trummy Young, Bill Coleman, and Clark Terry, made his recording debut as a leader in 1956 with English guitarist Terry Donahue, bassist Bill Crow, and drummer ...
| | Butterfly Effect Australia Butterfly Effect CD (2002) Import
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| | Countdown Singers 20 Best Of Love At The Movies CD (2004)
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| | 101 Strings Orchestra Best Of The Beatles CD (2004)
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| | Jason & deMarco Till The End Of Time CD (2006)
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| | Clown Alley Circus Of Chaos CD (2006)
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| | Buddah Lounge Buddha Lounge Renditions Of Evanescence CD (2007)
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| | Graphk Of The Goon Dox I Am Sac CD (2009)
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