| | Joe Bataan Afrofilipino CD - Import Joe Bataan Discography of CDs
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Joe Bataan Afrofilipino Songs | 1. | Chico And The Man (Main Theme) | |
| 2. | Bottle (La Botella), The | |
| 3. | X-Rated Symphony | |
| 4. | Laughing And Crying | |
| 5. | Hey Girl | |
| 6. | When You're Down (Funky Mambo) | |
| 7. | Woman Don't Want To Love Me | |
| 8. | Ordinary Guy (Afrofilipino) | |
| 9. | What Good Is A Castle | |
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| | Michael Jackson Bad CD (1987) Bonus Tracks; Remastered; Special Edition
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Personnel includes: Michael Jackson (vocals); Stevie Wonder (vocals, keyboards); The Winans (vocals); David Williams, Eric Gale, Steve Stevens, Bill Bottrell, Dann Huff, Michael Landau, Paul Jackson Jr. (guitar); Larry Williams (saxophone, keyboards, programming); Kim Hutchcroft (saxophone); Gary Grant, Jerry Hey (trumpet); John Barnes (piano, keyboards); Kevin Maloney (piano); Jimmy Smith (Hammond organ); Christopher Currell, Michael Boddicker, David Paich, Greg Phillinganes, Rhett Lawrence, Glen Ballard, Randy Kerber, Denny Jaeger (keyboards); Nathan East ...
| | Notorious B I G Ready To Die CD (1994) With DVD; Reissue; Remastered
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Personnel: The Notorious B.I.G. (rap vocals); Diana King, Total (vocals); Method Man (rap vocals); Sybil Pennix (spoken vocals); Chucky Thompson (various instruments).
The album that reinvented East Coast rap for the gangsta age, Ready to Die made the Notorious B.I.G. a star, and vaulted Sean "Puffy" Combs' Bad Boy label into the spotlight as well. Today it's recognized as one of the greatest hardcore rap albums ever recorded, and that's mostly due to Biggie's ...
| | Boney M Rivers Of Babylon CD (2008)
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| | Jingle Cats Meowy Christmas CD (1994)
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Christmas standards rendered exclusively through the spliced, collective meowlings of several dozen kittens. ~ Roch Parisien
A long time ago, in the frosty North Pole, nine little kittens were born on Christmas Eve at Santa's House. Mrs. Claus found them wrapped in a tiny bundle on her front porch. The mother of the kittens was nowhere to be found. Mrs. Claus brought them in the house and gave them a saucer of milk. The hungry little kittens drank the milk and fell asleep next to the fireplace. At first, the Elves were afraid of the kittens. They thought that they were baby lions. But Mrs. Claus assured the Elves that the kittens were harmless. When Santa came home from his journey delivering toys to all the good children, he was so overjoyed at the sight ...
| | Super Rare Disco Vol. 1 CD (1997)
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Includes liner notes by Vince Aletti.
As a title, Super Rare Disco was a stretch when this ...
| | Iggy Pop Live At The Channel CD (Import) France
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1990 live album featuring Iggy caught live in concert at the Channel in Boston in 1988. Contains 16 tracks, including many of the best from his then current album, 'Instinct', like 'High On You' & 'Easy Rider', as well as renditions of classics from his Stooges days, like '1969', 'Search & Destroy', 'No Fun' & 'I Wanna Be Your Dog'. The full title is 'Live At The Channel, Boston M.A. 1988'. 1990 release.
Recorded at the legendary Boston punk club the Channel in 1988, Iggy Pop's LIVE AT THE CHANNEL is evenly split between songs from his then-current solo album INSTINCT and Stooges standards like "Kill City" and "Your Pretty Face."
Here we go again, with yet another (of nearly half-a-dozen) title to contain material from Iggy Pop at the Ritz on November 14, 1986 in NYC -- a venue known to modern concertgoers as Webster Hall. During his tour to support the album Blah, Blah, Blah (1986), the nationally syndicated weekly radio program The King Biscuit Flower Hour (KBFH), caught up with the artist ...
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| | Prince Paul Politics Of The Business CD (2003)
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This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Personnel includes: Prince Paul, Prince Paul Jr., Dave Chappelle, Biz Markie, Popmaster, Mally G, Erick Sermon, Sy Scott, Kokane, Masta Ace, Pretty Ugly, Dave, Truth Enota, Guru, Planet Asia, Chuck D, Ice-T, Tash, The Beatnuts, Tony Touch, Kardinal Offishall, Sly Boogie, Horror City, W. Ellington Felton, K'Alyn, Jean Grae, Chubb Rock, Wordsworth, MF Doom.
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Personnel: Prince Paul (scratches); Chris Rock, Belinda Thompson, Jazzy Jeff, John Nelson , Mr. Len, Biz Markie (vocals); Scott Harding (guitar); Jennifer Birsamyn Buenafe (violin).
Audio Mixer: Prince Paul.
Arranger: Prince Paul.
Creatively speaking, Prince Paul reached a career high point with A Prince Among Thieves, but he had a monstrously difficult time assembling the follow-up. Preceded by a four-year wait and a change of labels, Politics of the Business is essentially a concept album about following up a concept album, one whose glowing reviews weren't matched by its sales. Aiming for the bottom line in response, yet with tongue planted in cheek, Paul's productions on Politics are mostly forays into the "hip pop" sound he alludes to in the liner notes. Lyrically, however, his guest rappers -- a mix of current underground heroes, neglected old-school figures, and up-and-comers -- spend their time blasting hip-hop's commercialism and easy betrayals. There are bits of effective satire along the way (Dave Chappelle is hilarious as a label exec), and a handful of terrific moments that offer sly twists on current urban radio trends. But as a whole, Politics of the Business never quite jells into the cohesive statement it wants to be. Too much of the music sounds strangely dispirited; not that it's awful -- it just lacks the spark and energy you'd expect from an artist who, even when he's off, is rarely anything less than interesting. Speaking through his mouthpieces, Paul sounds weary and bitter; even if you agree with his observations on the rap industry, it's hard to relate when his concerns get so insular elsewhere. The liner notes sigh about 9/11 and his neighbors' annoying dog in the same breath, and the title of "Chubb Rock Can You Please Pay Paul the $2200 You Owe Him" feels more awkward than bitingly funny (what's more, it recycles the backing track from De La Soul's "Pease Porridge"). It's touches like those, along with too many tracks that just don't register all that much, that make Politics of the Business feel depressingly cynical and half-hearted. Prince Paul is still one of hip-hop's most ...
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| | Super Music Producer Ronaldtykeoliver Morning Grooves CD (2007)
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Once again, from the vault of Towerlight Records!! Super Music Producer: Ronald"Tyke"Oliver has done it again!! His second solo album...Morning Grooves!! One smooth groove right after another. This is a great compilation of music and ...
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