| | Swollen Members Balance CD Swollen Members Discography of CDs
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Additional personnel includes: Everlast, Dilated Peoples, Divine Styler, Saafir, Aceyalone (rap vocals). Originally released on Battle Axe (5001). Producers include: Kool DJ, The Alchemist, Paul Nice, Zodak, Evidence. Swollen ... Full DescriptionMembers: Madchild, Prevail (rap vocals); DJ Zodak (turntables); EZ Roc.
Alternative Press (12/99, p.118) - 3 out of 5 - "...we're talking about some amazingly well-connected wannabes here. Madchild...holds his own...and a solid musical formula - trippy drones, scary piano loops and Premier-style beats with John Bonham heft - makes about half of BALANCE's 18 cuts listenable..." Hide Description Swollen Members Balance Songs Purchase Balance CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection - The Best Of Village People CD (1998)
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| | Dave Matthews Band Busted Stuff CD (2002) Enhanced CD
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$14.49 
"Where Are You Going" was nominated for the 2003 Grammy Awards for Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal.
The Dave Matthews Band built its huge following in the '90s through their explosive live shows, where their swirling, propulsive blend of funk rhythms, jazzy harmonies, and unusual time signatures endeared them to crowd after crowd. BUSTED STUFF seems like the culmination of a process that's been underway ever since the band's heady, jam-band beginnings. While the musical muscle-flexing of Matthews and company is still in evidence, a greater emphasis than ever seems to be placed on the melodic songcraft aspect of things. The chorus of "Grey Street" for example, is one of the most accessible, pop-friendly moments in the Matthews canon to date. Even Matthews's legendarily quirky, clipped singing style is broadened here, with longer, more melodic phrases wherein our boy can't help sounding a bit like Sting. Jumpy grooves and fiery violin and sax work are still in evidence, but BUSTED STUFF operates on a whole other level than the Dave Matthews band's earlier ...
| | Swollen Members Monsters In The Closet CD (2002)
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| | Murs End Of The Beginning CD (2003)
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| | Bargain Music Magic Is Over CD (2003)
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Recorded at Hideout Recordings and Total Access, Redondo Beach, California and God Help Me Studios in Costa Mesa, California.
Bargain Music: Josh Fischel (vocals, acoustic ...
| | Nirvana With The Lights Out CDs (2004) With DVD; Box Set; Digipak
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"With The Lights Out" includes a DVD as well as a large booklet with pictures and liner notes.
Ten years after the death of Kurt Cobain, Nirvana fans finally got what they had been waiting for in the form of 2004's WITH THE LIGHTS OUT, an extensive three-CD/one-DVD box set spanning the deified rock band's career. Part of Nirvana's charm was its gleefully subversive aesthetic, and this trait is heavily featured on Disc One, which begins with a slaughtered version of Led Zeppelin's "Heartbreaker" at the group's first gig in 1987. Distortion and low fidelity reign on most of these songs (including "Anorexorcist", "Pen Cap Chew," and a demo version of "Even in His Youth"), and Cobain probably wouldn't have had it any other way.
Disc Two covers the band's uneasy transition to superstar status and features the crucial addition of drummer Dave Grohl, whose powerhouse percussion worked perfectly with Krist Novoselic's rumbling bass and Cobain's tortured vocals and fiery guitar playing. In addition to Cobain's solo acoustic tracks and demo versions of well-known songs, excellent B-sides and compilation tracks are presented here, including a gorgeous reading of the Velvet Underground's "Here She Comes Now" and a fierce take on Greg Sage's "D-7" that rivals the most intense Nirvana studio tracks. Covering the post-NEVERMIND years, Disc ...
| | First Generation Rap Vol. 3: The Old School CD (1994)
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| | Hazell Dean Greatest Hits CD (2000) (Import) England; United Kingdom
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| | Girls Against Boys Venus Luxure No. 1 Baby CD (1993)
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When Washington, D.C.'s SoulSide closed up shop, three-fifths of the band mutated into a darker, sexier beast as Girls Against Boys. Their second album, 1993's VENUS LUXURE NO. 1, introduced many to their unique sound. Though still powered by the might of rhythmic post-hardcore, their songs glistened like a lounge lizard's hair cream with the swagger of a pickup artist. Singer Scott McCloud's gritty voice imparts seductions and threats while the pummeling dual bass crawls along like fingers slowly drifting down a silk stocking. "Satin Down" lurches through dark alleys with death-march drums and a droning guitar building in subtle menace, while the fuzzy ...
| | Cissy Kramer Aber Der Novak CD (1996) (Import) Germany
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Track Listing of songs: Der Novak Lässt Mich Nicht Ver; Eine Verzwickte Verwandtschaft; Ich Kann Den Novotny Nicht Lei; Tratsch-Polka; Ich Wünsch' Mir Zum Geburtstag; Das Pin-Up-Girl; Ach Wie Schön Ist Die Erinneru; Die Unscheinbare; ...
| | Will Smith Lost And Found CD (2005)
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Somewhere between the Fresh Prince TV-show persona and the 20-million-dollar movie paydays, the notion of Will Smith as a credible rapper was lost. However, from the days of HE'S THE D.J., I'M THE RAPPER, Smith's rhymes, while easily digestible, have always been substantive. On LOST AND FOUND, Smith's comic aim is still true, but he also takes on darker themes.
Here Smith isn't spouting opinions because he's been told he should have some; he passionately feels every word, and carefully explores his feelings. On "Mr. Niceguy," he pokes fun at his easygoing persona, noting that "sometimes y'all mistake nice for soft," before effortlessly eviscerating everyone who's taken a shot at Big Willy. "Ms. Holy Roller" brilliantly takes apart a self-righteous born-again friend, as Smith, a ...
| | Interstellar: The String Quartet Tribute To Interpol CD (2007)
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| | Wendy Lee Taylor Lets Do It CD (2007) (Import)
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| | Spectrum Part One CD (2008) (Import)
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$28.89
To the Australian public at large, Spectrum will always be remembered for the 1971 #1 hit 'I'll Be Gone', an enduring rock classic if ever there was one. While the song's appeal is unquestionable, to the dedicated Australian rock music aficionado Spectrum is more than just one gloriously brilliant song. Many fans will tell you that Spectrum music is some of the greatest progressive psych rock recorded in the day, and nominate the band as purveyors of a uniquely Australian sound and identity. Spectrum's debut, Part One was originally released on EMI's progressive label Harvest and is rightfully regarded as not only a landmark progressive rock release, but the beginnings of one of Australia 's more remarkable bands. In its original incarnation (1969-1973), the band went through three different lineups, also gigging extensively under the alter-ego moniker of the Indelible Murtceps, released five albums and five singles, and left behind many fond memories from their concert appearances. Aztec Music's deluxe reissue of Part One has 7 bonus tracks - the non LP b -side "Launching Place Part One" and the 3 versions of their classic hit "I'll Be Gone": the original ...
| | Luis Miguel Romance Doble CD (Import)
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Track Listing of songs: No Me Platiques Mas; Inolvidable; ...
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