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Fields Of The Nephilim: McCoy (vocals); Nephilim (various instruments); Capachino Carter (guitar, bass guitar, drums). Fields Of The Nephilim Mourning Sun Songs Mourning Sun Music Review Purchase Mourning Sun CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Pain Of Salvation One Hour By The Conrete Lake CD (1999)
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| | In Flames Used & Abused In Live We Trust DVDs (2005)
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| | Bauhaus Nokia Theatre - New York, Ny - 11/11/05 CDs (2006) Limited Edition
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$21.75 | | Celtic Frost Monotheist CD (2006) Bonus Track; Deluxe Edition; Digipak
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"Belief in one god," suggests the title of Celtic Frost's comeback album, MONOTHEIST. ...
| | Sunn O Altar CD (2006)
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| | Jovanotti Lorenzo 1990-1995 Raccolta CD (1995)
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| | Echo & The Bunnymen Evergreen CD (1997) (Import) Bonus Tracks; England; Netherlands
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Principally recorded at Barry Barlow's Doghouse Studio, Henley On Thames, England in February 1997.
The tellingly titled EVERGREEN finds all the surviving charter members of Echo & the Bunnymen recording together for the first time since 1987. The band made one album without singer Ian McCulloch before disintegrating. Band members collaborated on various projects over the years, but only as a cohesive unit have they ever truly hit their mark.
McCulloch's voice is still velvety and pure, at once exuberant and tragic. His lyrics marry fragmented wordplay ("I'm in my prime and you're wasting my time/ You're denominator commonest low") with the swaggering self-confidence that has long been his trademark. Will Sergeant's guitar playing is, as ever, an inspired mix ...
| | John Mayer Room For Squares CD (2001)
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"Your Body Is A Wonderland" won the 2003 Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance.
John Mayer was nominated for the 2003 Grammy Award for Best New Artist.
Somewhere around the turn of the 21st century, guys like David Gray (who'd already been laboring in obscurity for quite a while) and Five For Fighting made it hip (and profitable) to be a sensitive singer-songwriter for the first time since the '70s. Along those lines, John Mayer appeals to the kind of youngsters who are embarrassed by their parents' Dan Fogelberg collection but equally turned off by vociferous gangstas and misanthropic heavy rockers. ROOM FOR SQUARES (whose very title, not to mention Mayer's studied regular-guy cover pose, bespeaks the revenge of the nerds) accordingly trades in acoustic guitar-based folk-rock tempered with just enough 21st-century freshness to keep its practitioner in the Billboard charts (and his listeners' hearts). That's not to say Mayer's music is calculated; he's got a real feel for melody and a distinctive lyrical style. He also managed to be in the right place at the right time, and that's the ...
| | Marykate O'Neil CD (2002)
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Marykate O'Neil hails from Hudson, a small New England town in Massachusetts where she was raised by a lone beatnik named Leona. She had a pet turtle named "freddie", a doll named "freckles", a bike radio, and her cousins hand-me-down record collection. She spent a lot of time putting on shows for freddie and freckles which are rumored to have heavily featured a large button as a tambourine. As a latch key child, she obviously spent too much time alone and first developed her obsession for pop culture. Upon leaving Hudson, Marykate moved to Boston where she spent even more time alone --- this time studying philosophy. O'Neil eventually left the library and began her foray into songwriting. She was the singer/songwriter behind the Boston band piewackit who recorded a record for IRS records in their autumn years. After the band went their separate ways, Marykate packed her bags and moved to Brooklyn where she would write the songs that make up "Marykate O'Neil". Marykate's self-titled debut record was produced by Jill Sobule with a few songs co-produced by Michael Deming (Pernice Bros.; Beachwood Sparks; Lilly's). The record was recorded in Brooklyn and Nashville then mixed by Brad Jones (Matthew Sweet; Josh Rouse). here is some press ---->"If Elvis Costello and Astrud Gilberto swapped spit in another time dimension, singer/guitarist Marykate O'Neil would be the musical spawn of their eros. A doll-faced talent with enough 60's chutzpah and 90's cynicism to spark her own songwriting genre -- call it 'beat-pop'. O'Neil's self-titled debut is a spotlessly constructed concoction of acoustic ballads, retro organ stompers and smartly choreographed electric guitar bop." --- CMJ"Thank God for Marykate O'Neil. Sounding a little like a female George Harrison and a lot like herself, O'Neil packs a peppy punch in each of these economy-sized tracks --- 14 in all -- making this a blueprint on 'how to please a listener'. There is not a dud on the album. There's no denying she is one hell of a songwriter, both musically and lyrically." --- Splendid"A debut release as a singer/songwriter can be a harrowing initiation to be sure. One favor in Marykate O'Neil's court is production by Michael Deming and Jill Sobule. Despite the big names involved, O'Neil is hands down the star of her own debut. It's ironic that this 14 song album's recording was split between Nashville, TN and the newly minted hipster mecca of Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhoon -- O'Neil's music is the perfect blend of metropolitan ...
| | Jandek Blue Corpse CD (2004)
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| | Bob Schneider I Have Seen The End Of The World And It Looks Like This CD (2006)
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| | At Vance Dragonchaser CD (2009) (Import)
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