| | Torrente Las Puertas Del Infierno CD Torrente Discography of CDs
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Las Puertas Del Infierno Music Torrente Las Puertas Del Infierno Songs | 1. | Las Puertas del Infierno |
| 2. | Y que le Digo Al Corazon |
| 3. | Se Esta Muriendo un Corazon |
| 4. | Deveras |
| 5. | Acepto |
| 6. | Para Que |
| 7. | Un Grito en Mi Alma |
| 8. | Tu Abandono |
| 9. | Te Sigo Queriendo |
| 10. | Recuerdos de un Carino |
| 11. | Tu Amor O Tu Nada |
| 12. | La Mafia No Termina |
| 13. | Porque Volviste a Mi |
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Las Puertas Del Infierno Music Review Purchase Las Puertas Del Infierno CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Alejandro Fernandez DOS Mundos: Evolution + Tradicion CDs (2009)
Las Puertas Del Infierno album
 $19.98  
Popular Mexican-born singer/actor Alejandro Fernández offered fans the best of both worlds with 2009's Dos Mundos, a two-disc set that includes Tradicion, an all-new collection of songs that stay true to the ranchera style that helped to build the foundation of his fan base, and Evolución, which relies on the glossy, straight-up Latin pop with elements of ballad, bolero, and mariachi that became his forte in the early 20th century. Both albums are also available separately. ~ James Christopher Monger
Personnel: Obed Guerrero (guitarron); Peter Kent ...
| | Flaming Lips Zaireeka CDs (1997) Limited Edition
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$17.15 
ZAIREEKA is a 4-CD limited edition release. Each CD contains the same 8 compositions intended for simultaneous playback on up to 4 CD players.
It would be an understatement to say that ZAIREEKA, the four-disc, experimental opus from Oklahoma City's resident post-punk geniuses the Flaming Lips, is not your run-of-the-mill release. Each disc has a partial mix of the same eight songs, so the only way to hear the album as intended is by using four different cd-players at once. Yet, as Lips mastermind Wayne Coyne hints at in the liner notes, that makes ZAIREEKA an inherently social event--invite some friends, tell 'em to bring extra boomboxes.
As for ZAIREEKA's music, it is an ambitious extension of the kind of psyche-noise-pop that the Flaming Lips have mastered since their mid-80s inception. Gloriously catchy moments--like the chugging rhythm of the opening "Okay I'll Admit It That I Really Don't Understand" or the serene ambient-pop air of "Thirty Five Thousand Feet Of Despair"--float out constantly, only to be eaten up within waves of sound. As pop music goes, ZAIREEKA's about as experimental a trip as you can lay on the average listener before they run for cover, but those who remain will find their stay extremely worthwhile.
Limited edition 4-CD set. Play all four at once. Standard double jewelcase 1997 release.
Includes liner notes by Wayne Coyne.
The Flaming Lips: Wayne Coyne, Michael Ivins, ...
| | Espinoza Paz Yo No Canto, Pero Lo Intentamos CD (2009)
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$9.69
Norteno heart-throb Espinoza Paz succeeds by combining traditional ...
| | La Mejores Canciones De Ricardo Montaner CD (2009)
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$8.39
Track Listing of songs: Solo Con un Beso; Tan Enamorados; ...
| | Grupo Laberinto Corridos De Grueso Calibre CD (1999)
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$9.35 
| | Grandes Exitos CDs (2005) Digipak
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$20.19 
The two-disc, 26-track GRANDES EXITOS provides an excellent overview of Luis Miguel's career from 1987 to 2005. The chronologically arranged collection finds the Puerto Rican-born heartthrob belting out a Spanish language version of the pop hit "I Only Want to Be with You" (here titled "Ahora te Puedes Marchar") and easing into the funky, Sade-like "Inolvidable," before venturing to more stately, string-laden songs such as "Por Debajo de la Mesa." In addition to Miguel's smooth vocals, these tracks also benefit from shimmering keyboard lines and crystal-clear production, giving the singer a solid musical platform from which to let loose. For those looking to sample the charms ...
| | Science Fiction & Fantasy CD (1998) (Import) Import
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$35.49
Track Listing of songs: Welcome to the Dark Zone; Suite; Main Title; Main Title 1st Season; Main Title Preparing ...
| | Los Tigres Del Norte 30 Nortenas De Oro CDs (1998)
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$18.35 
Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Contrabando y Traicion; La Yaquecita; El Hijo Menor; La Mesera; La Fuga del Rojo; Jaula de Oro; Vivan los Mojados; Porque Me Quite del Vicio; Carta Abierta; El Tahur; DISC 2: Rosita de Olivo; Ya Te Vele; Pedro y Pablo; ...
| | Afromantra Alignment CD (2003)
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$13.25
| | On The Seventh: Park Hyatt Chicago CD (2004) Digipak
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$16.39
Park Hyatt Chicago commissioned King Britt to put together this DJ mix, apparently intended to act as a soundtrack for their seventh floor -- home to NoMI, a restaurant that isn't exactly White Castle or Old Country Buffet. Britt unsurprisingly stuffs the set with lush downtempo tracks that are bathed in soul, all the while maintaining his balance on a dangerously thin beam. This is ultratasteful stuff, which Britt has always been known for supporting, but none of it is certifiably innocuous -- a trait that most music of this ilk suffers from. Britt takes the opportunity to showcase some of the upcoming releases on his FiveSix label and also throws in some exclusives. Highlights: Spacek's exclusive "Peep Live Show," Sa-Ra's "Glorious," Scuba's "Angel," Anetria Wright's "Feeling of Love." ~ Andy Kellman
Clara Hill/Christina Aguilera Atjazz/Sharkskin/Sa-Ra/
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| | Los Rieleros Del Norte Solo Exitos CDs (2005) Import
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$13.99
| | Jaime Y Los Chamacos DOS De Coleccion, Vol. 2 CD (2005)
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$13.15
| | Billy Joel 52ND Street/An Innocent Man CDs (2008)
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$12.39
One always has to wonder why any label simply repackages two albums in a slipcase, shrink wraps them, and ships them out. There is no price break, no remastering job, no bonus material, nothing. But it must work because all the majors do it in one form or another. Here are two of Billy Joel's best-known recordings, 52nd Street and An Innocent Man, in a rather ugly slipcase. Thankfully, the two CDs keep their own packages so you can toss it in the recycling bin. But if you were a Joel fan, why would you buy these again? If you are simply getting into the man, while these are both truly fine albums, why not start somewhere else? This is almost despicable marketing. ...
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