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Where Heaven Ends/Devil Is A Girl Music Lab Where Heaven Ends/Devil Is A Girl Songs | 1. | Machine Girl |
| 2. | Beat the Boys |
| 3. | Hardcore |
| 4. | TV |
| 5. | Chocolate |
| 6. | Jump at Me |
| 7. | Breathing |
| 8. | Devil Is a Girl |
| 9. | Ding-Dong |
| 10. | I Used to Hide |
| 11. | When Heaven Gets Dirty |
| 12. | Danger |
| 13. | Love Like Hell |
| 14. | Insane With Love |
| 15. | Raining Dogs |
| 16. | Who Is She |
| 17. | Goodness I'm a Goddess |
| 18. | Torture For Two |
| 19. | Dog Super Hero |
| 20. | Did You Ever Hate Me |
| 21. | Where Heavens End |
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Personnel includes: Duke Ellington (piano); Ozzie Bailey (vocals); Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone); Russell Procope (clarinet); Paul Gonsalves (tenor saxophone); Clark Terry (trumpet, flugelhorn); Jimmy Woode (bass); Sam Woodyard (drums).
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Many Duke Ellington concerts have appeared as new releases following his death in 1974, this CD documents a entire live set better than many others have because it preserves not only the maestro's introduction of individual numbers and their featured soloists, but keeps the songs in the order which they were originally presented on stage. Ellington knew a lot more about pacing his material for his audience then record producers who insisted on juggling the order of the music. None of the material is particularly surprising or unusual, except for the one song not written by Ellington or Billy Strayhorn, "Deep Purple," a standard played on less than a dozen occasions by the band. Trumpeter Clark Terry, clarinetist Jimmy Hamilton, and alto saxophonist Johnny Hodges are the most potent soloists during their multiple features. The sound is excellent, and the only minor flaw is the omission of the first several bars of "Take the 'A' Train," which was very likely caused by a late fade up when the original recording was made. Ellington fans will definitely want to acquire this enjoyable CD. ~ Ken Dryden
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Multi-platinum rockers Queensrych have proven to be one of the most enduring bands, not afraid to experiment. This CD/DVD audio dualdisc includes 5.1 Surround Sound, exclusive live concert video clip, photo gallery, lyrics, and weblinks.
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Tribe is, in so many ways, a make or break album for Queensr˙che. While the Live Evolution set brought home 30 tracks of the R˙che's concert material -- with or without founding guitarist Chris DeGarmo -- the band's studio output since Promised Land (and some would debate the validity of that album) has been inconsistent. For starters, there was the departure of DeGarmo after the disappointing Hear in the Now Frontier, and then the loss of another guitarist after the lackluster Q2k. Certainly there were moments of brilliance on both recordings, but the inspiration and fire that fueled earlier efforts were lurking behind the scenes somewhere. On Tribe, the band reunites with DeGarmo. The original lineup wrote and produced Tribe. Whether or not DeGarmo is returning to the band as a full-on member is not clear as of this writing. Tribe reflects a renewed vigor and vision in the Queensr˙che sound. This is prog metal at its best: knotty song structures, complex melodies, bruising guitars, and Geoff Tate's voice and lyrics asking all the tough questions. While this is not a concept album, the themes of tolerance, compassion, the environment, the simulacra at the heart of American society in particular and globalization in general, and the prospect of oblivion ...
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