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With its members' past and present links to Cannibal Corpse and Malevolent Creation, Hate Plow's debut album, Everybody Dies, tries musically to make good on the title's threat, with roaring guitars and pummeling rhythms flailing against listeners' eardrums. [The 2002 reissue adds "Sunshine of Your Love" and "Pepe Lopez Song," the same two bonus tracks that were available on the original release.] ~ Steve Huey
Featuring:Rob Barrett & Phil Fasciana
Hate Plow includes: Rob Barrett, Phil Fasciana.
Hate Plow Everybody Dies Songs Everybody Dies Music Review Purchase Everybody Dies CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Malevolent Creation Will To Kill CD (2002)
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| | Misery Signals Of Malice And The Magnum Heart CD (2004)
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| | Terror One With The Underdogs CD (2004)
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| | Hypocrisy Penetralia CD (1992) (Import) Remastered; Limited Edition; Digipak; Poland
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| | Transatlantic The Whirlwind CDs (2009)
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| | Halford III: Winter Songs CD (2009) Special Edition; Digipak
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At first glance, Halford's entry into the crowded holiday market looks like a ...
| | Grandson Of Frat Rock: More Rock 'N' Roll Party Tunes CD (1991)
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Also available in a 3-pack with FRAT ROCK! and FRAT ROCK! VOL. 2: SON OF FRAT ROCK!.
Like the first two volumes of Frat Rock!, Grandson of Frat Rock!, Vol. 3 contains ...
| | Leadbelly Private Party November 21, 1948 CD (2000) Import
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Along with the New York sessions encompassed on Leadbelly's Last Sessions and the surviving tape of the final show he ever played (in Texas in 1949), the tape of this performance -- made at a private party in Minneapolis November 21, 1948 -- constitutes a big chunk of Leadbelly's late-career output, and it is distinct from the others. In contrast to his late recording sessions, which were done alone (apart from the person doing the recording), or his final concert in Texas, in which he was playing to a large crowd, on this tape, Leadbelly was singing one-on-one to a relative handful of people and addressing his songs and comments personally; it's the equivalent of a private Leadbelly performance preserved for posterity and it captures the man while he was still near the peak of his powers, before the illness that would ultimately kill him began to manifest itself. He is outgoing and upbeat, and generates a big sound on his 12-string guitar, sounding, at times, like two players working in unison. The circumstances of the party where he was playing were also reflective of a larger reality. Minneapolis was a hotbed of civil rights activism in the late '40s, spearheaded by its mayor, Hubert Humphrey, who forced a civil rights plank into the platform of the 1948 Democratic National Convention and won a U.S. Senate seat in that same election; a lot of the issues that lay just beneath the surface ...
| | Uri Caine Rio CD (2001) (Import)
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During the late '90s through 2001, pianist/composer Uri Caine found a home with the Germany-based Winter & Winter record label. After a string of largely successful third stream-type interpretations and reinventions of classical composers -- Gustav Mahler, Johann Sebastian Bach, and others -- and one conventional jazz piano trio outing, Caine launched 2002 with three concurrent yet vastly dissimilar releases. Here, the artist presents the listener with a musical account of his travels in Rio de Janeiro, as he enlists local percussionists and vocalists to augment his base rhythm section. Winter & Winter printed the liners, track listings, personnel, and incidentals in Portuguese. Some of these works were recorded in a parking lot and other venues, and Caine and the production team judiciously left many of the background noises and sounds of the street intact. The pianist utilizes Fender Rhodes electric piano and acoustic piano throughout. However, the primary thrust of this recording resides ...
| | Pierre Akendengue Obakadences CD (2001) (Import) France
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| | Marc Rizzo Colossal Myopia CD (2005)
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| | Coney Hatch CD (1982) (Import) Bonus Tracks; England; Remastered; United Kingdom
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Having quickly made a name for themselves on the Canadian club circuit, Coney Hatch signed with fledgling Anthem Records in early 1981 and proceeded to record their freshman effort with no other than legendary singer/songwriter (and label boss) Kim Mitchell acting as producer. Not too shabby. In an era when rock radio thrived on a steady diet of Boston, Journey, and Foreigner (vocalist Carl Dixon drew comparisons to a less strident Lou Gramm, fused with a certain Joe Lynn Turner vibe), the foursome's commercial brand of hard rock seemed like perfect fodder for the airwaves. But forceful rockers like "Devil's Deck," "You Ain't Got Me," and "Victim of Rock" never connected with programmers outside their homeland, perhaps because they fit in so well with the current musical climate that it was impossible to distinguish them from the pack. To wit, "Where I Draw the Line" was an effective but rather formulaic power ballad, and their highest-charting ...
| | Rappagariya Untitled CD (2005) (Import) Japan
$40.75 | | Freddy & The Froy Boys Kvetch 22 CD (2006)
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You don't have to be Jewish to enjoy "Kvetch 22," but it couldn't hurt. A collection of catchy pop tunes with silly lyrics, the CD has already been called the "Sgt. Pepper of Jewish Humor.""My father would have kvelled (been proud) and would be laughing," said Erica Heller, the daughter of "Catch 22" author, Joseph Heller. The Westchester (NY) Journal News says the CD 'evokes Allan Sherman and the comedy-album boom of the '60s.' The Baltimore Jewish Times declares it a 'CD for all seasons. ' In addition, selections of 'Kvetch 22' have been played on XM Satellite Radio and National Public Radio. The "Freddy" of Freddy ...
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