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One of the most feared, hated, and undoubtedly misunderstood men in pro sports in the early 2000s, Ron Artest dropped his debut rap album, MY WORLD, in 2006. While Artest doesn't attack the mic with quite the same precision and unhinged ferocity that earned him NBA Defensive Player of the Year in 2004, there's enough thug-life bounce to Artest's me-against-the world narratives to earn him a spot, if not on the G-Unit roster, at least on the practice squad.
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Ron Artest My World Songs Purchase My World CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Dirty Hood Stories CD (2005)
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Six years since their debut and with little mainstream notice, Dirty make their 2005 play for the big time by acting less like OutKast and more like true thugs on the ambitious Hood Stories. No doubt, this is a duo to root for. Dirty are scrappy and ambitious, and Hood Stories aims to be taken seriously with introspective ...
| | Chamillionaire Sound Of Revenge CD (2005) Parental Advisory
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| | Chrome Straight To The Pros CD (2005)
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| | M C Eiht Affiliated CD (2006) Enhanced CD
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| | R. Kelly - Trapped In The Closet: Chapters 1-12 DVD (2005)
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Released on the eve of R. Kelly's court date, where he faced some serious charges and a very incriminating videotape, the first five chapters of the Closet ...
| | Pastor Troy Stay Tru CD (2006)
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| | Mills Brothers Anthology 1931-1968 CDs (1995)
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| | Rockin' '60S CD (1989)
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| | Tim Jensen Mind For The Scenery CD (2004)
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From Tim Jensen, a sax player roving between the two areas of influence of Detroit and the Northwest (Portland to be exact), comes this, his second album. It's an interesting set, largely of original compositions. The range covered on the album makes it rather difficult to categorize, specifically as one style or another, but the bulk could be placed into a post-bop section, or the catch-all term of modern jazz. The album starts out with a nice opening groove, moving through some big band material followed by an arrangement of "Green Dolphin Street" featuring Jensen in full solo mode on the piccolo, of all instruments. It works surprisingly well. Some Dylan is given a bit of a lounge treatment, followed immediately by another nice groove, powered largely by the rhythm section. "Lament for Larry" comes across as something of an oddity, as a nearly showtune-style vocal is laid out by guest vocalist Brenda Baker (Jensen has spent time touring with Cats and Les Misérables, so it's not entirely inconceivable). On "Fiasco," Jensen moves over to the flute and pares down the musicians working with him a bit, leaving a sparser sound that they then use to mold into some very contrapuntal free jazz of sorts, mixed with a big band aesthetic that soon takes over a larger portion. Moreover, there are some excellent solos here by tenor saxist Rob Scheps, trumpeter Paul Mazzlo, and trombonist Jeff Uusitalo. On "Mambrino Flats," the emphasis on Dave Captein's bass, combined with the use of the bass clarinet by Jensen, allows for something mildly recalling the days of Mingus and Dolphy, but with a definite piano jazz element alternating with the ...
| | Paul Oakenfold Lively Mind CD (2006) (Import) Bonus Track; Japan
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| | Best Of Jim Bob CDs (2006) (Import) Import
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As part of Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine, Jim Bob gained fame for his punk/glam rabble-rousers that were half U.K.-specific puns, half savage portraits of a rotting nation. On his own, Jim Bob carved out a calmer but still sharp route on various solo and collaborative releases, given an overview on this often enjoyable release. Those familiar with his hectoring Carter USM days would be most surprised by his gentler singing here, far more easygoing and conventionally tuneful but sometimes tinged with the bite of old. That bite still resides in his subject matter and approach, though -- if songs like "Candy Floss" and the great "The Mufty Day Riots" are, at least sonically, cheap and cheery variations of the bigger Carter USM stompers, it's more a matter of degree, while the sense of rain-drenched seaside resorts and broken-down clubs on songs like "A Bad Day" comes through in the romantic but melancholy performances, often keyboard-led. Meanwhile, his gimlet-eyed but always emotive portrait of Britain's frustrated and screwed-over populace continues song for song, whether talking about being only the victim of a "so-so crime" or simply the frustrations of petty authority ...
| | Masters Of Bellydance Music CD (2007) Digipak
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