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The Gentlemen Losers: Ville Kuukka (guitars); Samu Kuukka (keyboards).The Wire (p.71) - "The brothers weave lazy acoustic and electric guitar parts through hazy synthesized chords, adding dusty handclaps and hesitant percussion as the songs drift through imagined glimmering dusks and distant smoky dawns." Gentlemen Losers Review
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Purchase Gentlemen Losers CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Prodigy Fat Of The Land CD (1997)
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$10.29 FAT OF THE LAND was nominated for a 1998 Grammy for Best Rock Album.
Among the most anticipated releases of 1997, The Prodigy's third full-length album is a bulldozing rock-techno hybrid. But while the guitar/samples/hyper-beats mosaic that made "Firestarter" an MTV breakout are found in every nook and cranny of this album, the overall building blocks are far more diverse, making it a tangible melting pot of pre-millennium pop styles.
There's a definite hip-hop element here. "Diesel Power," which features quality mic control by Kool Keith (of Ultramagnetic MCs and Dr. Octagon fame), is new-style hip-hop sculpture, applying techno and acid-house textures to apocalyptic ends. Both "Funky Shit" and "Smack My Bitch Up" are throbbing dance-floor ejaculations wrapped around, respectively, ...
| | Zero 7 Simple Things CD (2001)
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$15.05 After a number of singles and EPs, British electronica duo Zero 7 made their full-length debut with 2001's SIMPLE THINGS, an inspired fusion of loungey electronica a la the French duo Air and the more assertive trip-hop of Massive Attack and Tricky. At its heart, SIMPLE THINGS has all the same elements that many similar records have had ever since the early days of Soul II Soul: subtle and inventive sampling, R&B diva vocals, Kraftwerk-like synthesizer chills, and tasteful beats and bass lines to tie the whole thing together. The difference is that Sam Hardaker and Henry Binns, the core of Zero 7, keep those ingredients in precisely the correct proportions.
The American edition of SIMPLE THINGS adds two ...
| | David Guetta One Love CD (2009)
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$14.15 The title One Love is not only a complete turnaround from David Guetta's usual credo, radio show moniker, and mix album title F*** ME, I'M FAMOUS!, it's also a misrepresentation if meant to infer "unity." This album is more a jumble of tracks than any previous releases from the house producer, with one selection, "I Gotta Feeling," officially a Black Eyed Peas song that Guetta had a hand in. Still, the strength of the material is undeniable, especially the almost trance opener, "When Loves Takes Over," which steals a riff from Coldplay and adds the powerful voice of Kelly Rowland for one grand, uplifting floor-filler. The herky-jerky electro-house that's Guetta's signature is in effect on "Gettin' Over," a cut that also features the gospel-trained and gospel-huge voice of frequent Guetta guest Chris Willis. Akon and guilty pleasure lyrics ("She's nothing like a girl you've ever seen before/Nothing you can compare to your ...
| | Black Moth Super Rainbow Eating Us CD (2009)
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$10.65 Taking their organically psychedelic digitalia to new peaks, Black Moth Super Rainbow deliver one of their strongest and most escapist outings on EATING US, their ...
| | Robert Rich Stalker CD (1995)
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$13.45 Regardless of the names above the title, the scary, omniscient tones and heart-stopping atmospheres of STALKER appear indelibly stamped with Lustmord's characteristic signature. Rich's geometric percussive networks are scarcely evident, and even his trademark chords and quagmires of "glurp" are in absentia. Nevertheless, the aesthetics behind this recording, and the challenges each musician apparently inspired in the other, pay off brilliantly.
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| | David Bowie Reality CD (2007) (Import) Japan; +1 Bonus Track
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$40.75 "New Killer Star" was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance.
Based on the success David Bowie had by resurrecting his collaborative relationship with producer Tony Visconti on 2002's stellar HEATHEN, Bowie returned to the well with Visconti for its follow-up, REALITY. The result finds this New York City resident using his adopted hometown and cozy domestic life as impetus for another batch of fine millennial manna.
Featuring the backing of talented musicians such as guitarist Earl Slick, pianist Mike Garson, and drummer Sterling Campbell, the sound that permeates these 11 songs ranges from the SCARY MONSTERS-era shuffle of "Never Get Old" to the stripped-down, late-night lounge aura of "Bring Me the Disco King," a song dappled by Garson's piano runs and dusted off by Bowie after laying around for a decade. Balancing the sorrow of the sparse "The Loneliest Guy" with a sunnier mood, Bowie tips his hat to Jonathan Richman and George Harrison by way of eclectic covers of, respectively, "Pablo Picasso" and "Try Some, Buy Some," a little-known Harrison composition originally cut as a Ronnie Spector single. Avoiding the nostalgia treadmill that's mired down many of his peers, Bowie has instead used REALITY as yet another stepping-stone ...
| | Together-Kenny Rogers & Charlie Rich CD (2006) (Import)
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$18.39 Track Listing of songs: Rudy, Don't Take Your Love To Town; Me And Bobby Mcgee; For The Good Times; Just Dropped In; She Even Woke Up To Say Goodbye; King Of Oak Street, The; Ticket To Nowhere; Tell It All Brother; Way It Used To Be, The; Hurry Up Love; Run Through Your Mind; Sleep Comes Easy; Always Leaving Always Gone; Heed The Call; Church Without A Name; But You Know I Love You; A Poem For My Little Lady; I Believe In Music; Most Beautiful Girl In The Words; Behind Closed Doors; Big Boss ...
| | Lockjaw Hell Inside CD (2005)
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$13.89 LOCKJAW is bringing \"Hell Rock\" to the masses. Dirty music for a dirty world. Defining decadence and debauchery with an in your face approach that will leave you wanting more. A sound inspired by bands like Nine Inch Nails. Motley Crue, Skinny Puppy, Metallica, etc.Helping to cure the pain of inhibition by inspiring the darker side within us all. Machine gun-like electronics, superb musicianship and filthy vocals define Lockjaw\'s sound. Led by MEDAVON on vocals, guitars and programming with Jose Ramirez on lead guitar and Johnny Diaz on drums. Playing live since 2002, local airplay and a strong live show has helped to get Lockjaw some great opening spots for national acts including Mudvayne, Damage Plan, Orgy, Wednesday 13, Hell Yeah, Prong, Type O Negative, KMFDM and a sold out 4000+ show with Marilyn Manson. Lockjaw\'s \"Bored Again\" from their CD \"Dirty Minds and Smiling Faces\" can be found on the X-Box360 game \"Dead Rising\" along with soundtrack that was exclusively released in Japan. \"Belligerent\" which ...
| | Manuel Gottsching E2-E4-25th Anniversary Edition CD (2007) (Import)
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| | Pajso Min Skugga Var Min Kamra CD (2008) (Import)
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