| | Cabin Fever Soundtrack CD (2 Customer Reviews)
Original score composed by Nathan Barr and Angelo Badalamenti.
Additional performances by David Hess, Scrappy Hamilton.
Includes liner notes by Natahan Barr and Eli Roth.
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| | Look Through The Eyes Of Roy Wood & Wizzard - Hits & Rarities, Brilliance & Charm 1974-1987 CD (2006) England
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God knows that there have been too many Roy Wood compilations released over the years, but such a complicated glut only seems fitting for an artist who would start new bands and record under different monikers at the drop of a hat. If he was that reckless, it only makes sense that his discography would be that messy, too, but Castle's 2007 double-disc set Look Thru the Eyes of Roy Wood & Wizzard tries to sort through the mess, offering up, as its subtitle says, "Hits & Rarities, Brilliance & Charm 1974-1987." Given its generous two-disc span, it would seem like this would be a comprehensive overview of Wood's solo career, something that he needs since despite the multitude of releases over the years, not one has offered all of his best songs or biggest hits on one compilation. Neither does Look Thru the Eyes, unfortunately. Take another look at the subtitle and notice that this begins not at the outset of his solo career, but a couple years into it, so there is nothing from his brilliant first album Boulders, nor any of Wizzard's earliest hits, including the perennial "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day." This is a pretty big detriment, but an even bigger drawback is that many of the best-known and best Wood & Wizzard songs are here in alternate takes. It's a downright shame that the version of "Oh What a Shame" is rare but lifeless, lacking the blitzkrieg joie de vivre of the original, and this isn't the only time that something classic is sidestepped for something rare. There are many Wood classics that are present in alternate versions (usually live takes) that are good but inferior to the studio versions: among the substitutions are "This Is the Story of My Love (Baby)," "Angel Fingers (A Teen Ballad)," and "Ball Park Incident." This, combined with the missing songs -- which include not only the aforementioned Boulders but there are also other great songs like "Mustard/You Sure Got It Now," plus songs from the Wizzo band and other late-'70s projects that have never shown up on CD -- whose absence just points out that this disc is not nearly as comprehensive as it initially appears. In fact, the chief goal of this set appears to be to rope in those Wood diehards who will buy each comp for a couple of rarities, and this has more than most -- but the rarities, while never outright bad, aren't that compelling, either. Certainly, they're not quite good enough to pull in listeners happy with the previous double-disc set, Repertoire's 1999 Exotic Mixture, which may lack some Wizzard material, but it has more of Wood's best than this, but this is really a neither fish nor fowl kind of compilation: it's not clear or focused enough to be an overview, nor is it chock-full of worthy rarities for the collector. As such, Look Thru the Eyes doesn't stand out from the pack, it winds up being as frustrating -- and as enjoyable, it must be said -- as any of the muddled Wood comps on the market. ~ Stephen ...
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Bio TimChesney My name is Tim Chesney. I was born and raised in Southern California. I have been married to my wife, Lori, for 16 years and we have two beautiful daughters, Mallory and Amanda. I started playing guitar at the age of seven, influenced by my father, Hugh Chesney, who showed me the magic that music brings to the world. I loved entertaining family and friends. I joined my schools band (Walter Knott Elementary) under the direction of Dr. Olsen, where I learned to play the trombone. I continued my music practice by joining band in Jr. High school for three years, and into High School for another two years, and also marched in many parades, and performed at many events. Also I was a member of the Jr. High and High School Jazz band. I just couldn't seem to get enough music. While still in High School, my brother Kevin and I, along with two of our friends, formed a rock band. My brother played lead guitar, and very very well I may add, and I played bass guitar. Occasionally singing lead vocals and other times I sang harmony for the band. Our band remained together through High School and into our late 20's. Our band performed at such places as the world famous Whiskey A Go Go and The Roxy in Hollywood California. We also performed at many local clubs. At the age of 28 my brother had a car accident and was no longer able to play guitar. After my brothers accident, the band didn't seem the same and eventually sepeaated. A short time later I was asked to join a band called White Eagle as their bass player. This band had already released 3 albums and was working on their fourth when I was asked to help out. We released that album during my stay with them. Unfortunately, ...
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