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Purchase Vacation CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Dinosaur Jr Farm CDs (2009) Deluxe Edition
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 $11.98  
| | Bob Dylan Together Through Life CD (2009)
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$15.39  
After two decades of outsourcing the producing and arranging of his records to everyone from Mark Knopfler to Daniel Lanois, Bob Dylan stopped phoning it in in the '00s and began directly shaping their sound and feel. As producer of TOGETHER THROUGH LIFE, he elevates the near-cliche material with a beautifully crafted latticework of breathy border-town accordion and smoky guitar riffs (courtesy of Los Lobos's David Hidalgo and Heartbreaker Mike Campbell respectively), steel guitar, mandolin, and brushed drums. Initially intended as a soundtrack of an Olivier Drahan movie, the album finds a pleasantly off-hand bard building on the wistful romanticism of recent ballads (like MODERN TIMES's "Beyond the Horizon") with a cycle of songs (nine of them co-written with legendary Dead lyricist Robert Hunter) about dreaming, hoping, and good love. Indeed, the change in "I Feel A Change Comin' On" is not of the apocalyptic hard rain variety, but portends a potential tryst as Dylan chimes "life is for love" with uncharacteristic sweetness. Via languid slow burns ...
| | Tortoise Beacons Of Ancestorship CD (2009)
Vacation music CDs
$12.78
Returning after a five-year gap (which, granted, included a box set and a collaborative record with Bonnie "Prince" Billy), Tortoise confronted a pair of age-old musical questions: does anyone really care about an experimental rock group after 15 years, and does said group actually have anything to say after that length of time? BEACONS OF ANCESTORSHIP neatly squashes all those questions and assumptions, revealing a band that is just as fascinated with sound--and just as intrigued by its myriad possibilities--as they were when they debuted in 1993. The time signatures are constantly shifting, the lights of vitality and inventiveness they displayed twelve years earlier are completely undimmed, and the reference points for their music are constantly expanding. The spaghetti Western impressionism of "The Fall of Seven ...
| | TNT Realized Fantasies CD (2009)
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$10.65
Recorded at Cove City Sound Studios, Long Island, New York and Studio Studio, Nyhagey, Norway.
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| | Playlist: The Very Best Of Eddie Money CD (2008)
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$10.29
| | Iggy Pop Preliminaires CD (2009)
Vacation CD music
$13.29
Iggy Pop's 2009 release, PRELIMINAIRES, is certainly one of the more ambitious projects of his long and infamous career. Inspired in part by the writings of French author Michele Houellebecq, the album is more broadly a tip of the cap to the sensuality of French culture. Stylistically diverse, PRELIMINAIRES finds the proto-punk icon touching on New Orleans second-line brass ("King of the Dogs"), bluesy acoustic numbers ("He's Dead/She's Alive"), ...
| | N'Orleans Statesmen CD (1994)
Vacation music CDs
$12.25
| | Campfire Classics CD (2008) (Import) Import; Canada
Vacation songs
$38.69
| | Erasure Here I Go Impossible Again/All This Time PT.1 (2005) (Import) United Kingdom; 2 Tracks
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| | Aaron Carter Oh Aaron CD (2001)
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$6.59
Contains an untitled hidden track which occurs after "Cowgirl (Lil' Mama)."
Even if adolescent pop star Aaron Carter is destined to become the Jimmy Osmond of the 21st Century, he's determined to go out fighting. Following up the huge success of its predecessor, OH AARON follows a similar formula, employing elements of R&B, hip-hop and pure pop production. Though the title song concerns Carter's difficulty in scoring a boatload of tickets to a Backstreet Boys concert for his friends, the young pop idol largely eschews the romantic ballad style of said teenpoppers--that may come after he gets a bit more puberty under his belt. Instead, this is largely a party album, powered by funky synth bass, drum loops, and sock-it-to-'em hooks. On "Not Too Young, Not Too Old," Carter sings about playing both sides of the age game to his advantage. "Stride" finds Aaron rapping over the chorus of Matthew Wilder's '80s hit "Break My Stride." Though he engages in an amiable rap style for most of the album, Carter does manage to croon ...
| | Gp's Window To The Soul CD (2006)
Vacation music CDs
$14.95 
| | Goro Kagami Kagami Goro Zenkyoku Shu CD (2007) (Import)
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