title: un cd que contiene estas tres producciones musicales de las ...

text: un cd que contiene estas tres producciones musicales de las mas importantes de paloma san basilio,un envio rapido y en condiciones nitidas y perfectas de parte del vendedor.


title: Five Stars

text: excellente


title: Her voice is beautiful!

text: I listen to these CDs everyday... Her voice is beautiful!


title: CCR is great music!

text: I love CCR, great memories.


title: Five Stars

text: Classic


title: Five Stars

text: Love adels music!


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Some of the Best Music out there!

text:
What's so great about BOTH cds, is, when you "listen to the songs", you actually "relive the story lines" from the TV Series...This is "by far" the best show on television. I do not "like tv", but this is one show, that just "goes by way too fast"...Let's hope season three, continues and they keep going in the direction they are...Keep it to just two storylines a week, and not start "hoping around", with too many different characters...Stay away from "bed hopping"...This shows writing is so good, it doesn't need "cheap thrills" to get viewers.
They really need to "start releasing" some of these songs on country radio...The singers on these two cds, are "far better" than the crap on country radio, that "is more screaming" than singing.

I have "worn out both seasons cds...Looking forward to number 3


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Four Stars

text: Exactly what I expected.


title: My Favorite Release From Them Yet!

text:
This is my first purchase buying a full album set of one my favorite K-pop groups, and I wasn't disappointed. I loved all three version concepts, and I thought it was cute how wrist bands were included -- like you were actually riding rides at an amusement park. Very fitting.

I loved all the glossy photos included in each, and each version came with a lenticular photocard of a random member, two additional standard photocards of random members, and other extras too.

This is my favorite release from The Boyz yet! "Thrill Ride", its music video, and this mini album are all super fantastic!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it - Great !!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: They on fire....


title: Five Stars

text: 3rd best album by Metallica?


title: Every song on this album is a gem

text: Speaks directly to your soul


title: So Happy!

text: I have looked for this CD for years and I was so excited when it came in and it's in perfect condition.


title: Beginning Ballet for girls and boys

text: This DVD was of particular interest to me in part because it did not attempt to gloss over the *fatigue factor* as the younger students did combinations over an extended period of time. Often this aspect is not verbally addressed ,here it is shown, as well as mentioned. It clearly shows how girls and boys are trained to develop different muscles and learn different steps.The age range of children *tots to teens* was lovely; showing the youngest students learning simple steps progressing into teens years manifesting the end product of the lessons, with Grace,Skill and Endurance<br />Katherine Rosengren ( a great asset for teachers of young children)


title: what songs are on the cd

text:
No idea what songs are on the product.
If from Amazon, why not prim?

Have purchase 30 different cd from amazon. I am done.


title: Wonderful harmony by this family group

text: Wonderful harmony by this family group.  I only wish they sang a little slower, so the songs lasted longer.


title: Humming and smiling down memory lane

text: It was a gift for a 90 year old who enjoyed it immensely.


title: Five Stars

text: Anything by Alan Bennett is simply delicious


title: really cool

text: love the difference in the two cd's


title: ok...her voice has matured since this cd

text: her voice has matured greatly since this cd. she performed on yanni's latest tour.  she was great on this tour.  hope she makes a mmore recent cd soon.  beautiful voice....


title: Indie Rock

text:
Since the song list isn't in the description, I will add them here.

1. Policeman (02:47)
2. Circus (02:23)
3. Unmade Bed (02:25)
4. Cars Fly By (02:23)
5. Up Down (04:14)
6. SiSi Bueno Bueno (02:31)
7. Haolewood (03:14)
8. My Way Around (02:03)
9. In My Room (03:35)
10. Fake Swahili (01:53)
11. Geronimo (02:37)
12. Follow (02:29)
13. Entropy (03:52)
14. Ants (03:07)
15. Space To Space (04:13)


title: very nice

text: My family enjoys Lindsey and this was no disappointment.


title: Good album. The seller is great

text: Good album. The seller is great . I have to return because it skip on my CD player I want to exchange but it is last one.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: The best one yet.

text: Probably the best of their series.


title: Five Stars

text: works great for serato!


title: Radio edit is not the real radio edit

text: I bought this CD specifically for the Radio Edit to include in a video.  The first line should be 'I can be a nightmare of the grandest kind' but instead is the true version of the song, ' I can be an ***hole of the grandest kind'.  I'm disappointed.


title: A must have for Fanny lovers

text: Got what I expected from Fanny.  Greatness!


title: Too Expensive

text: Overpriced and was bent up. I found the EXACT same reort card for free on Google. There is only 2 report card in the package but advertised as multiples.


title: Five Stars

text: Peaceful


title: LOVE IT!!

text: Can't get enough of this CD!!!


title: Beautiful!!!!

text: WHAT A CD EVEN IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND ARABIAN YOU'LL STILL LOVE THIS GROUPS CD'S ALL OF THERE ALBUMS ARE FANTASTIC AMAZING ARTIST!!!


title: Good CD.

text: Good Music.


title: Amazing

text: Just as described

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title: Why isn't this on digital?

text: Brendan Kelly is at the top of his game writing a well themed record. The songs are dark, but poppy. The first song "Suffer the Children" could be a summer pop hit until you hear the lyrics. My only regret is avoiding Brendan Kelly for so long because I hated "seventeener" by tLA.


title: Great musicians and music!

text: Being an organist, I very much appreciate the great musicianship of the INKA ensemble.  I have 3-4 of their CD's and enjoy all of them.  Hats-off to these musicians - they are great for background music at parties or simply relaxing.


title: Dazed and Confused

text: This anthology contains classic work by Jeff BECK (not Back, as Amazon lists), one of the great guitarists of the 1960's (Yardbirds, Spencer Davis Group, Jeff Beck Group), as well as hugely underappreciated pianist Nicky Hopkins (Quicksilver Messenger Service), who took the The Rolling Stones' Beggars Banquet and Traffic's Feeling Alright to another level (as well as Joe Cocker's stab at Feeling Alright).  Jimmy Paige, later of Led Zepplin, is also featured.


title: My doom live instrumental nice

text: The clear sound need the whole collection


title: A must have.

text: In a world with Johnny Hallyday, Jean Jacques Goldman, Celine Dion and all the other francophone musicians who get way too much publicity, Les Ogres de Barback stand out.  This album is tighter than their first one (which is still good), and the vocals, guitar, horn, and accordion playing really make it a pleasure to listen to.  If you're into chanson and you're reading this review you should buy this album right now.


title: Good Actors and Acting.

text:
I really don't know how the acting could be better.  With the exception of Pancks, they were true to the characters in the book.  Little Dorrit and her father were absolutely true to their characters.  Even Pancks was done as well as possible.

This is my all time favorite book and I have most of it memorized.  So any deviation from the plot was duly noted.  But I can not see how this could be done any better.

I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone who would want an overview of a wonderful book by Charles Dickens.
Everyone should read this book.


title: Love it!

text: Love it!!! Got a poster, photo card photo book, lyric paper and of course the cd! Plus a set of photo cards from Beast's Ordinary album!!


title: Very IDMish

text: Very similar to IDM. This is very chillout type techno with complex beats. Its like a cross between Autechre and Black Dog Productions. Its what they call Detroit Techno. If you can find it or if you already have it then give it a spin.<br />Its a very solid album.


title: Long Search Over

text: I have been searching for this album for 10 years. The album is in great condition


title: Love it!

text:
Love this CD! It has all the Does songs featured in Gintama.

1. Bakuchi Dancer
2. Bokutachi no Kisetsu
3. Donten
4. Shura


title: one of his best work yet!!!

text: Lil Rob does it again one of his best work yet every track is a hit if ur a big oldie fan or Lil Rob fan this is defently a must have album


title: The price, comonnnnn?

text: I would never pay that huge<br />outrageous price!  Who would?


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful. Like, physically.


title: Merengue for all ages!

text: Love the merengue music! I remember how my mother played this album on every Holiday !


title: Great albumn

text: This is such a great albumn. Michele has a wonderful voice and the music has some old standards which are realy nice for easy listening


title: Five Stars

text: INCREDIBLE GUITAR MUSIC !!!


title: Great course!

text: This was a God sent course for my husband and I. I strongly recommend it to anyone having marriage problems.


title: 15+ years later and I can still quote some of the lines

text:
I got this CD as a gift from my Dad back in the day. Very funny, specifically the Christmas shopping for weapons. "Anyone remember Hot Wheels tracks? Some guys in the audience going 'Ow, bad memory dude...' Yeah, well my mom raised a couple of speed bumps on my legs too. I can imagine my mom going Christmas shopping saying 'That'll hurt.' Thank God I never got that wood burning kit I wanted!"

The best is the Back to the Future spoof, featuring "Moses Mcfly". You just have to hear it for yourself.


title: Perfect

text: Had this album years ago on cassette. Glad to have it again.


title: Not Billy Smiley

text: the ad said that this was Billy Smiliey as performer, but it's Billy Smiley as producer / arranger ... fine relaxing music, but either misleading or incorrect marketing


title: Great cd

text: As a long time fan of the Doobie Brothers, this impressed me greatly.


title: Classic toon sounds.

text:
Remember all the cartoons you watched as a kid?
There was a lot of music and sound effect behind
them to punctuate the action and comedy. Here's
a lot of it, compiled in once place..


title: Local Vermont musician makes good!

text: A local Vermont musician, a great singer and song writer. Plays with some other fine players. Well worth listening to! Glad I did and will be repeating that.


title: Help as it was meant to be

text: If you want to hear the most beautiful version of the Beatles Help ever recored, get this CD. They sing it as a slowed down almost prayer like melody. It will haunt you forever! But then McGuire starred in hair on Broadway which can really be taken as a religious allegroy!


title: Always wanted to hear Dame Nellie Melba and while this ...

text: Always wanted to hear Dame Nellie Melba and while this is a decent selection, it is marred by the quality of the recordings. Unavoidable given the age, but regrettable nonetheless.


title: Five Stars

text: GOOD TIMES~!


title: Flawless... Who the hell are they??

text:
I'm the only person to have rated this album at this point, so I feel an overwhelming obligation to review it.  I know nothing about Down The Lees, or even how I heard of them.  I know the have a female singer, and play a kind of Downtempo, Post-Rocky Electropop.

I also know that this album is flawless.  Every track oozes smoky confidence as catchy melodies float dreamily around, occasionally stopping just enough to rock your ass off.  Once again, I don't know anything about them or where they came from.  I do know, that you must hear them.


title: I was pleased.

text: Yes, I was pleased.


title: Great CD Hard to get a hold of

text: This is a great CD and hard to get a copy of.  It is expensive used or unused.  But, I am very happy with the CD.  The music is really good and the quality if almost like new.  The seller shipped the item quickly and very well packaged.


title: Too Expensive

text: I'm a beginner pianist and the negative reviews about it being too simple just got me more excited to be able to actually learn something cool to play (vs the kids songs I'm working on now). I was about to buy this booklet until I read another review say the cover price is $3.99. So I thought to myself "hmm... wonder if I can find it cheaper elsewhere?" Not only did I find it cheaper ($4.99-6.99), I also found it for FREE. Save your money and do a google search.


title: Track Listing

text:
Side 1
Sunny Side of the Mountain (H.C. McAuliff, B.Gregory)
*Diggi Liggi Lo (J.D. Miller, Acuff-Rose)
Maid Behind the Bar (Stanley Winwood)
*White Line Fever (Merle Haggard)
Sweet Georgia Rose (Bill Monroe)
Jefferson County Breakdown (Bob Mason)
Side 2
June Apple (trad)
Ashes of Love (J. Anglin, J.Wright, Acuff-rose)
*Nashville Skyline (Bob Dylan)
*Rock Salt and Nails (B.Phillips)
 Black Dog (trad)
*+Nine Pound Hammer (Merle Travis)
Musicians: Bill Kangaroo (washboard), Bob Mason (mandolin, vocals), Big Al Byla (fiddle, vocals), Kenny Lee (banjo, vocals), John “BJ” Lange (bass), Blackberry Riese (guitar, vocals).
Special thanks to *Phil Gazell (harmonica). +Background vocals by Nels Christiansen, Vicki Dyson, Tom Hennick, Bill Kangaroo, Kenny Lee, Kathy Wahlar.
Engineer: Rick Murphy.  Artwork: VIcki Dyson. Album design, photography, lettering: Virginia Rose. Recorded & mixed at Full Compass Sound Studios, Madison, Wis,  Sept-Oct 1975


title: Rebecca Rosen is amazing. This CD was helpful in coping with grief ...

text: Rebecca Rosen is amazing. This CD was helpful in coping with grief of the loss of someone I loved deeply to an unexpected death.


title: One channel of audio

text: As one other reviewer pointed out, many songs on this CD only feature one channel of audio. The other channel can very faintly heard in the background. I've never seen this before. How did they not catch this before release ?  Anyway I tried playing the disc on a boombox disc player and a portable player and stereo audio is all there !  If anyone is planning to listen on a standard stereo system they will be dissappointed. Perhaps someone knows a fix ?


title: swiss family orbison

text: Very strong brittish power pop....big guitars....loud...snotty !!<br />I like the hell out of this. Pick it up if you find it used somewhere.


title: best of jukebox rock

text: This entire series is a big waste of time and money. Most of the tracks were done much later without the original groups. Its like hearing all your favorite songs from back in the day, covered by some unknown band !! Dont buy this.


title: best of jukebox rock 1967 vol 2

text: Beware !!!  Most of these tracks are not the same we heard on the radio. They were redone much later and are very poor compared to the originals.


For the most part these records were in pretty good shape to be able to play them.  A couple were scratched up, but we were still happy with the good deal we received on them.


title: Joe Dolce Christmas Album

text: Thrilled to have found the album and in such wonderful condition, and at a very reasonable price!!!  It was a favorite when my kids were growing up. Very speedy shipping.


title: Great

text: It’s a classic. Very pleased with the condition I received my product. Well packaged.


title: Scott LaFaro fans!

text: excellent ..If you liked/loved Scott LaFaro he is on this and as always stands out. Very nice CD..excellent production and the way it looks is very done.


title: nice songs. really got it on time and nice ...

text: nice songs.  really got it on time and nice cd .


title: Five Stars

text: Arrived in a sturdy envelope. .


title: how is this out of print?

text: picked this up for $1.99 in the cheap bin at the local record joint--couldn't believe i'd never even heard of it. i loved 4 Non-Blondes, was taken aback by linda's first solo effort at first, but there's nothing off-putting about this second album, it's fantastic. pick it up if you find it cheap like i did, it's going for $100 through Linda's site (via some third-party seller). hope she records again, her voice is amazing and her personality just oozes through. best female singer since chrissie hynde.


title: Wonderful Idea

text: I heard so many positive things about these CD's that I just had to buy them for my kids.  Steve Green and the vocalist children are basically singing straight bible verses to fun tunes, which is really a cool concept for teaching scripture to kids.  Unfortunately my kids don't really enjoy these CD's right now...they're more into the Wee Sing Bible Songs and Cedarmont Kids Hymns (This is the only reason for the 4 stars).  Hopefully they'll grow to enjoy this CD set because it really is a treasure for hiding scripture in the hearts of children and adults!


title: Wrong language: sellers pls indicate language

text: I know the story from my childhood and love the songs. Wanted the cd for my kid... but dang it, the cd is not in Danish as I had hoped. So bummer!!! Could the sellers please indicate the language!!?? This turned out to be a wasted purchase for me.


title: The web site was misleading.

text: I became confused when it arrived because it was not what I had wanted.  The website was confusing.


title: Five Stars

text: The info etc. is helping a lot.


title: Merle

text: I Like all the songs on the CD, love it


title: In love !

text: Came with what was described was so happy about that!! Was even more happy when I pulled my biases 😅 but totally recommend 😇


title: Five Stars

text: Good clean comedy


title: Jazzy

text: Absolutely fabulous!


title: Five Stars

text: realty good


title: Your Worst Nightmare

text: Death Metal rock 'n' roll with an emphasis on solos, catchy riffs, and choruses. If you don't need all your Death Metal to be ultra-violent and brutal then check this out. Good, fun stuff.


title: Barry white one of the most profound music maker.

text: All time greats on this dics. Brings back good memories.


title: Johnny - live and at his best!

text: I bought this CD at Johnny's recent live show at The Venue. It did not disappoint. As always, on the night this was recorded, the band was tight and Johnny did a great job at the Rosemont Theatre. The CD captures it all including the excitement of the audience.  Of note, is the live version of "Oh Pish Posh" where Johnny included his brothers, sister and Mom in the rendition of the song.  It is a touching tribute to his Dad and is presented on the CD exactly as it was performed that evening highlighting Johnny's tight bond with his family and the emotion the song evokes.  This CD is for Johnny's long-time fans as well as for anybody who wants to "just have fun". It is well worth buying!


title: Excellent sound!!!

text: This is an awesome CD! It has a similar sound to that of Matchbox 20 crossed with Bare Naked Ladies. It's fun and very easy to listen to. I am so very pleased with this CD and I am very proud to have added it to my collection!


title: Unsigned Japanese Death Metal/Metalcore that needs to blow up!

text: I saw them on Anthony Bourdain's Part's Unknown Tokyo episode. They're really good! Think of a much harder Evanescence or In This Moment with a twin guitar sound sort of like Avenged Sevenfold. The lead singer's transition from the smooth J-Pop style singing to the metal core and death metal screams and growls is awesome. I really hope they can break out and get signed.


title: So amazed but, I did not recieve a poster like ...

text: It was so WORTH IT. So amazed but, I did not recieve a poster like everyone else and was sorta let down.


title: Really good to sleep to

text: Had this when my daughter was little to help her sleep bought it for my granddaughter and she loves it too it really helps her to relax and sleep was so happy to to see it for sale 😊


title: Good quality.

text: Very fast. Good quality.


title: CD didn't work, pretty annoyed

text: Simple, put CD into iMac didn't work, pissed. Nothing else to say.  Secondly, another CD I got doesn't work either. doubly pissed.


title: Great Information

text: The best information for women. I played it for me and when my friends knew I had it we played it again together. This became a talk session and the others also ordered a copy.


title: Best Progrock band

text: Good quality live performance.


title: It’s ABBA, not all of it is top 40, but no Album is

text: This is true ABBA, from the music, the lyrics, and the voices.  If you were an ABBA fan way back in the 70s, you won’t be disappointed.


title: SOOO Aloha!!

text: Johnny Aloha rescues the DRECK of todays hits by cloaking them in Exotica...a friend of mine summed it up..'it's almost done TOO WELL to be funny'..took a couple listens before all the steel guitar & choral embelishes worked their island magic on such MODREEN classics as California Gurls(K Perry), Paradise City (GNR) & , my personal fave, a TIKI ROOM version of the THONG SONG...complete with the Ethnic PARROTS. Twisted Genius from the Stinkiest of CHEESES


title: A Great Deal

text: We were disappointed to discover that this collection isn't a Box Set. The 9 CDs come shrink-wrapped together without any extras. That aside, if you like Celtic Woman and want a wide selection of their music, then this is the set for you.


title: The Best of the Best!

text: One of my favorite albums from hirasawa. Hirasawa is a musical genius, and I wish he was more popular in the west. The album contains 10 songs averaging to 5 minutes each song. It is a pricey album, like most of his.. but this one is a must have. It also features two songs from the motion picture Paprika directed by Satoshi Kon.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this album. The performances are delicious and I could listen to the first track all day. Highly-recommended.


title: Three Stars

text: Just OK


title: One Star

text: Just poor music selections. Worst novela music ever.


title: God is Great, and this tells you some of the ways He is Awesome!

text: Good visuals and great presentation. God really is awesome, and took care of putting His mark on everything he created.


title: Excellent seller!

text: Excellent US copy of Pulse from 1995! The condition was excellent and as described by the seller. Very happy with this business!


title: Five Stars

text: Thornton’s are still making music. Check out Whirling Wind on ITunes.


title: Five Stars

text: a quite lovely CD by Matt Redman!!


title: great music  great artist

text: personal enjoyment


title: Love Rusty and the gang

text: Love Rusty and the gang!  Kids love singing to these funny and catchy tunes you can't seem to get out of your head.  Favorite for any Logger fan.


title: Johnny Crawford

text: CD was in good shape but case was broken.  This music really brings back memories.  Over the years I had forgotten some of the songs.


title: AMAZING!!!!!!

text: I love the Christmas cookie song! I shore do like those x-mas cookies sugar! I shore do like them Xmas cookies babe! Great for kids that like duck dynasty<br />AWESOME


title: My mom loved it

text: My mom had this for many years and when she moved it was lost, I found it and bought it for her for Christmas and she loves it!


title: One Star

text: didn't like it


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: A Jewel from Japan!

text: Knowledge of the Japanese language isn't necessary to enjoy the music of Kome Kome Club. They have flamboyant videos and stage shows, superior musical technique and vocals will that win you over. Expect rich diverse  sound and up beat melodies and tempos! Nobody will listen to Kome Kome Club  without a smile.


title: A favorite since 1980

text: The title of this album says it all; it's the Killer at his finest.  There isn't a bad or indifferent cut on it.  So why isn't this LP available on CD?  There is a Killer Country CD but it contains none of the tracks recorded for this original Elektra album. I've had (and played) my LP since 1980 and I recall that it garnered excellent reviews.  "Over the Rainbow" was even a top country hit at the time. So what gives?  My vinyl version is wearing out.  Somebody needs to wake up.  Let's get these tunes on CD, please!


title: Relaxing while driving to hear.

text: Love the music from the movies I have enjoyed watching over and over with my family !


title: Five Stars

text: Great tribute to an even greater man!


title: Five Stars

text: I love this group and only wish they had other albums abailable on cd or itunes.


title: Good Album

text:
Song titles only
1-Stars
2-Smash the gates
3-Psyco bitch
4-Procreation to high
5-Myrtyr of mercy
6-Man and machine
7-I'm not sorry
8-Brain pop up's
9-Vi
10-Where shall I go from here
11-Pain
12-I just want
13-Burning
14-Prayer


title: If there's one classical piece or recording you must hear, this is it

text:
The brilliance of Messiaen's Catalogue D'Oiseaux as interpreted by Martin Zehn had astonished me upon the rare listenings I had made to it between buying it on a holiday in Japan in 2009 and reading ‘Nature's Music: The Science of Birdsong’ in the early 2010s when Antoni Milewski got me more interested in biology by showing how different Australian ecosystems are from those of other present-day continents.

Upon my first hearing of what is in any reasonable performance an unrivalled sonic marvel, I did not understand how Messiaen's songs related to actual birdsongs, but upon reading ‘Nature's Music’ I did grasp how Messiaen actually used birdsongs to create his remarkable soundscapes. Carl-Axel Dominique‘s rendition is the third performance of ‘Catalogue d'Oiseaux’ I have listened to after it was recommended over those of Zehn and Håkon Austbø by 1001 Classical Recordings You Must Hear Before You Die. In fact, Dominique's rendition is distinctly different from the more affordable renditions of Zehn and Austbø (wonderful as those remain) and closer to the imagery of birdsongs than those two pianists ever get.

In comparison to Zehn or Austbø, Dominique is much softer and never gets so full or loud a tone, nor quite so intense dynamics, but the textures offered more than compensate for this. This is notable in all the pieces, but especially on the epic thirty-one minute plus ‘La Rousserolle Effarvarte’ (“The Reed Warbler”) where Dominique really produces on the piano the kind of tone found in singing birds – I have become much more aware of it in my morning sleeps in recent years. Even on the later "books" when Dominique does not quite equal the twinkling tone of the centrepiece, one can completely relate it to birdsongs I hear all the time in the totally different environment of suburban Melbourne. Some listeners my call the clanging but piercing tones Dominique achieves throughout the set "unmusical", but the way they combine with the soft parts echoing silence is surprising and revealing even after hearing other versions of this work and is stunning even upon first listen.

In addition to ‘Catalogue d'Oiseaux” itself, Carl-Axel Dominique here performs ‘La Fauvette des Jardins’ (“The Garden Warbler”), a later Messiaen piece of epic length and perhaps even greater textural jumping back and forth to replicate in a remarkable way the sounds of nature (as I suggested above). The whole piece, listened to at first, is as seemingly unpredictable yet completely ordered and logical as a natural scene is, yet despite the relatively soft texture compared to other interpreters of Messiaen’s bird music it loses nothing at all in emotion, nor in dynamics, nor in being able to draw in a listener so easily and rapidly. The sheer beauty shows itself equally on ‘Le Traquet Rieur’ and ‘Le Courlis Cendre’, whilst the soft beauty on the final six parts of ‘Petites Equisses d'Oiseaux’ (“Small Sketches of Birds”) is much more tantalising than what I heard from Austbø.

All in all, this expensive recording is the truest recording of the finest classical piece you will ever hear. Softer and more like real nature in its tone and texture than Zehn, Austbø or even Messiaen’s wife Yvonne Loriod (available on iTunes or as part of a boxed set). Dramatic, consistently shifting moods, and beautiful in a twinkling manner, Carl-Axel Dominique does a different but equally brilliant job with Messiaen from his other Bis recording of Harawi and Poemes Pour Mi. If you have only the time and mind to study and listen to a single classical recording, this really should be the one ≠ as a composition and performance it is impossible to surpass.


title: An overlooked gem of twinkling, fleet-footed power and beauty

text:
Lush were a band I overlooked for a long time, thinking them much more “poppy” and bland than other 4AD bands like the Cocteau Twins and (1980s) Dead Can Dance. Having been influenced by other writers with (effectively) these beliefs, I did not attempt to examine Lush as they were until a year or so ago.

Contrary to my initial feelings, Lush were in fact as unique a band as any in the 4AD or dream-pop stables. Whereas groups like the Cocteau Twins and My Bloody Valentine relied largely upon electrified slow-moving drones, Lush were a band whose songs were delicate and fleet-footed, moving like twinkling bells from note to note, largely owing to Miki Berenyi’s Epiphone twelve-string guitar, played consistently with such a light touch as to always emphasise the octaves like no other player I have heard.

The result of this is a record (actually a collection of EPs in reverse chronological order) that dances with waves of melodies from start to finish. At no point are Miki Berenyi’s and Emma Anderson’s lyrics actually decipherable, but nonetheless the key tracks like opener ‘Sweetness and Light’ and the visceral yet beautiful ‘Breeze’ are instantly memorable. This is because Miki’s signature guitar sound is so well backed up by the melodies of Emma and bass guitarist Steve Rippon, who play with a flowing dynamic totally unlike their label mates.

Despite the fluid tone of ‘Gala’, Anderson and Rippon nonetheless produce some of the most beautiful, yet powerful melodies on ‘Baby Talk’ and the two versions of ‘Thoughforms’, where one is amazed by the speed at which Lush get through memorable, yet highly textured songs. Miki’s delicate, childlike voice is heard on these pieces more than on the later ones earlier in ‘Gala’’s running order, yet it detracts nothing from their emotional power to make one truly feel, and to feel without any words. ‘Scarlet’ shows another side to Lush: the eccentric, almost classic rhythm adapts itself well to Lush’s unique sound, and the more classic rock sound of ‘Bitter’, where one can hear Miki seethe with anger amidst the rapid-fire playing, is equally effective, with Emma contributing a rare but simple and powerful solo, before Miki’s trademark twelve-string comes back to great effect.

Lush were to maintain the standard set on ‘Gala’ on their first full-length album [[ASIN:B000002LS4 ‘Spooky’]], but after that the power, beaty and nimbleness that made them great gradually fell off. Nonetheless, one is doing oneself a great favour by mot missing out on ‘Gala’ as I did for over two decades.


title: A first step that is rather flawed but still shows a wonderful talent

text:
Robert Poss and Susan Stenger were former students of Glenn Branca before forming the Band of Susans with drummer Ron Spitzer and guitarists Susan Lyall and Susan Tallman, the latter two of whom were to leave soon after "Hope Against Hope" was completed. Taking the name Band of Susans from the three women of that name in their first incarnation, they began making their first recordings in May of 1987 which were released the following year as their debut album "Hope Against Hope" and a very rare EP titled "Blessing and Curse".

For those familiar with Poss' and Stenger's following two classics, 1989's [[ASIN:B000008D63 Love Agenda]] and 1992's [[ASIN:B0016PRGP0 The Word and the Flesh]], "Hope Against Hope" for the most part lacks the remarkably flowing and interlocking melodies that made the Band of Susans a remarkable group with contradictions that made them impossible to market. Only on the last three tracks and the instrumental "No God" do we see clearly the great band of subsequent years, and "No God" is no so intense as "The Pursuit of Happiness" would prove, beging indeed the nearest thing to a copy of [[ASIN:B000002LRJ My Bloody Valentine]] in the Susans' canon. For the most part, the songs on "Hope Against Hope" are much less layered than later Susans' albums, with Spitzer's simple, aggressive drumming much more upfront than even on [[ASIN:B000008D63 Love Agenda]].

Opener "Not Even Close" is a brutally hard piece of work for which Poss' high falsetto is a perfect accompaniment to the despairing lyrics to make a catchy tune that lacks the overblown character of most hard rock or metal. The following tracks are a step back, though, largely because Poss' lyrics can remind one of childish student politicians preaching in a manner wonderful intellectually, but terrible on an emotional level. Unlike a true poet, Poss cannot do stream-of-consciousness writing, as is shown too well by "Throne of Blood", which is a meaningless political rant as childish as some of the dreadful glam and power-pop bands of the 1970s. "Eliott Abrams in Hell" is a slow instrumental that fails to interlock like the band's best work and in many ways stands as a detour even with Poss' fiercely intense guitar work.

"All The Wrong Reasons" is really generic slow-burn drone music, but with "I The Jury" the Susans hit the bullseye in most convincing fashion. Everything in the playing hits at once, and the mere fact that Poss does not sound so angry in his singing as previously actually makes him more emotional. The way in which he inserts "this will be the last time" adds to the mood too. "You Were An Optimist" furthers this trend, and the fierce title tune is truly brutal and dark. "Sometimes" then rounds off an inconsistent, but exceptionally promising debut with the most accessible piece thereon: Poss' affectedly high vocals are touching in a way you would never imagine from a band so heavy and the harmonies of Stenger, Lyall and Alva Rogers are hard to hear but add to the contrasts of mood that would mark the band later on.

If you have come to adore [[ASIN:B000008D63 Love Agenda]] of [[ASIN:B0016PRGP0 The Word and the Flesh]], "Hope Against Hope" will offer a flawed but revealing look at how one of the best bands from the turn of the decade developed its unique, often, contradictory sound.


title: Rather more like "absolute worst" though a couple of tracks show otherwise

text:
As a child in Melbourne, I grew up listening to and liking the music played on commercial radio in Australia. In Australia, because of the limited market and long distances, it is very difficult to get non-commercial albums released and I never read music reviews in the press until the middle 1990s, by when I was dishearted with such appallingly noisy artists as [[ASIN:B000003TA4 Nirvana]] and [[ASIN:B000002B86 Silverchair]]. It took [[ASIN:0634028618 Joe S. Harrington]] to hit me with the fact that the commercial music of the eighties was completely derivative and has aged badly, but that made me no more sympathetic to albums like [[ASIN:B000003TA4 Nevermind]] or other artists played on commercial radio in the 1990s and 2000s.

"90's Rock: The Absolute Best" compiles twelve popular singles from that decade by bands that at the end of the eighties would have been considered on the fringe of the mainstream. Despite my lack of sympathy for this type of music, I will confess that "Walking on the Sun" is by no means a bad song at all. It has a good hook line and lacks little feeling, whilst "Right Here Right Now" is touchign and romantic. Even "Two Princes" by the detested (#46 in Blender's 50 Worst Artists) Spin Doctors is almost listenable in a funny kind of way (I thought the title sounded like "two fishes" for many years).

On the other side, it must be confessed that "Linger" is a really flyweight ballad, whilst "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "Unbelievable" with their tuneless overblown noise really are the absolute worst of 1990s rock and set a trend for dreadfulness that will never be easy to beat. "Closing Time" by Semisonic is less noisy but equally unmemorable.

Fans of commercial 1990s rock might like this, but no more can be said for "90's Rock: The Absolute Best".


I am currently on the 3rd CD for HoloSync, and I have to say my life has improved for the better since I started using it. I have definetly increased my awareness of the automatic reactions that occur in my mind when I encounter certain people or situations and while it has been tough, I have also started developing better strategies for dealing with them. However, the benefit that I appreciate the most is that it cured the insomnia that I've been having for the past decade (I've tried almost everything including sleeping pills, Sleep clinics, chamomile tea etc) For me, this was the only thing that worked. After the first CD, I was able to fall asleep within 20-30 minutes whereas before my mind would have been racing for hours... even if that was the only benefit, it was well worth the money. I will write another review when I finish subsequent levels.


title: Rocked my world.

text: I can't  help but rock out in my car!! It's great!! I haven't  yet made it to his concert  so was excited to get something autographed. Thank you.


title: Five Stars

text: I like this album.


title: Great album

text: Love this CD. If you like the blues you must hear Albert Cumming's - From the Heart CD. A must for all Blues music fans


title: Absolute Cr*p

text: It is really sad that this is what Nine Inch Nails has become.  The sounds on this album are far from industrial rock / metal and even electronica.  This album lacks passion and intensity.  If you need some repetitive laid back noise to turn on when you are blitzed out of your mind, this might do the job.  For any other condition you're in, this album is likely to go in the trash before back in the cd player.


title: Good album

text: Excellent best of compilation.


title: Disk could be warped

text: Disk1 skips  and volume fades


title: Best unsigned band today

text:
I discovered Eden's Curse in 2008 -- extremely impressive song writing and musicianship.  I've been a fan ever since.  EC combines the melodic complexity of Winger, the technical skill of the Scorpions, and the hard edge of Skid Row.  Truly the pinnacle of the "melodic metal" genre.

Testament is their greatest hits album, and has many of their best songs.  While I disagree with some of the song choices here, it really doesn't matter because nearly all their songs are terrific.  This is a can't miss purchase!


title: Uncle Jasper's Jubilee

text:
Too bad this is currently unavailable.  It's a fascinating album.  This is probably the only collection around of cakewalks, played by a small band (cornet,violin, flute, clarinet, trombone, piano, bass and percussion).

Around the turn of the last century, the cakewalk was an American event.  Couples danced, and at the end of the dance, the best couple won a cake as a prize.  Eventually the name passed to the music, which is infectious.

This is hard album to grade.  The musicianship isn't all that great, and eventually one cakewalk comes to sound much like the last one.  Still, to anyone interested in ragtime -- which on some accounts is directly descended from the cakewalk -- is bound to enjoy this collection.


title: There's nobody better

text:
Anatoly Vedernikov plays here with the sort of emotional directness and musical fluency I associate with his colleague Sviatoslav Richter. So commanding is Vedernikov's technique and musicality that it's almost surprising that I didn't need to put it the other way: Richter plays with the sort of emotional directness and musical fluency I associate with Vedernikov. The two pianists recorded together in the 1950s, a sign perhaps of some sense of musical kinship.

But whereas Richter is rightly respected as one of the supreme 20th-century pianists, Vedernikov is unaccountably unknown to most music lovers. If you compare their recordings of the same works, however, you quickly hear that Vedernikov has an intelligence and fund of musical insights all his own. It's true that both Richter and Vedernikov _do_ (to my ears) sound identifiably Russian. Neither plays like Cortot, or Lipatti, or Haskil. In his mix of directness and poetry, Vedernikov comes closer to Casadesus -- but, again, you'd never confuse the two artists. Indeed, Vedernikov can't really be confused with anyone else, any more than Richter can.

Vedernikov's playing draws you in, so it doesn't make great background music. When you have time to devote to listening attentively, he's an excellent choice. You can do different, but not better. This CD gets my highest recommendation.


title: Outstanding performance, exceptional value

text:
When Wilhelm Furtwängler guest conducted the North German Radio Orchestra of Hamburg on 27 October 1951, he was at the top of his game. On the evidence of this recording, the Hamburg orchestra players, for their part, were more than eager to play under Furtwängler's inspired baton. I wanted to order the Tahra release of this classic performance, but in 2018 it is out of print and the price on the secondary market is prohibitive. So I ordered this cheap substitute (about which Amazon's summary information discloses almost nothing helpful), hoping to get perhaps a bit more than I paid for. What a surprise when the disc arrived and it turned out to be a class A production in every respect. The label, Diapason, part of the Sony conglomerate, is French, like Tahra. The remastering by Circé is among the best I've heard for Furtwängler on ANY label.

Not that the recorded sound is totally without idiosyncracies. In the first movement introduction, the solemn strokes of the timpani are amplified unnaturally (whether by filters or mikes I don't know). This is duly reported for every release I've seen of this performance, including the Tahra. The intent of the original engineers was no doubt to enhance the aural drama, but they ended up laying a patina of artifice over what otherwise would be grim and gripping realism. Fortunately, production shenanigans end when the exposition launches. From that point on, the mono sound, as remastered by Circé, is natural -- and exceptional.

Some have argued that this is the greatest ever recorded performance of Brahms Symphony 1. It is certainly _among_ the greatest ever, and this release makes a real effort to match performance quality with product quality. It's the real deal and a real steal.


title: Immersive piano improvisation

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Once upon a time Roger Kellaway and Dizzy Gillespie traveled together to the Holy Land, after which Kellaway wrote his profoundly moving "Memos from Paradise." Eight years later he recorded the present piano meditations: streaming strands of mellifluous melody unwinding gently dissonant modal harmonies -- a modern reimagining of baroque textures and aesthetics. Bach's well known, well-tempered C-major prelude meets Debussy's "Clair de lune" at a Joni Mitchell concert.

Kellaway has one of the sharpest wits in jazz. Here, amidst pulsing minor ninths and major sevenths, it's the heart that rules. The pedal is down, not for obfuscation but to allow higher harmonics their ambiance, their healing spaces.

Kellaway's improvisations show great variety. They range from a short, dissonant nocturne to a long inward odyssey. Some borrow their harmonies from jazz, others from pandiatonic or polytonal classical music. The shorter works tend to reach an epiphany as they approach 4 minutes. The longer ones tend to reach a major change of musical direction at the same point. Whether the reason is intellectual or emotional, the result sounds unforced, organic, natural, inspired.

Like Tony Scott's "Music for Zen Meditation and Other Joys" some 40-odd years ago, this collection of shapely explorations has the makings of a cult classic.


title: Satisfying first recordings of American orchestral works

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With this release the enterprising British label Dutton Epoch has doubled the number of available orchestral works by a leading U.S. composer, Frederick Shepherd Converse.

As a composer Converse reminds me most of his mentor Chadwick, though his phrases are freer, his harmonies more adventurous, his melodies more spacious, those of a later generation. Converse was a gifted and deeply serious composer who from 1895 to 1935 kept aiming for the stars and pushing his limits.

Converse had, by the end of the 19th century, mastered the complex orchestration skills found in scores by Strauss, Mahler, D'Indy, Enescu, Schmidt, and a handful of other younger European/Russian composers. The sophistication and effectiveness of Converse's orchestral writing made him stand out among his American contemporaries, even in early works such as "Festival of Pan, " opus 9 (1899) and its companion, his breakthrough work, "Endymion's Narrative," op. 10 (1901). ("Festival of Pan" is given it's first commercial recording here.) That Converse continued to extend and personalize his scoring skills through the rest of his career is abundantly evident in the two works from the 1920s included on this disc (both are likewise first commercial recordings).

"Song of the Sea," written 1923, is a musical rendering of "On the Beach at Night, Alone" by Whitman. (Many listeners will know Vaughan WIlliams's setting of the poem as the second movement in his Sea Symphony.) Its journey through adversity to triumph is (and was) aesthetically dated, but there's no denying the heartfelt tale is well told -- without, finally, rising to the level of Carpenter's "Sea Drift" (1933)

The major work on this disc, "American Sketches," was written in 1928. Far from being a suite of pleasant pieces, this is a large-scale composition on the order of Chadwick's "Symphonic Sketches." The opening movement, "Manhattan," is first cousin to Carpenter's "Skyscrapers" and Gershwin's Second Rhapsody, though in my view more ambitious and arguably more successful than either. The second movement, "The Father of Waters," showcases Converse's lyrical gift, which is not hackneyed and has aged well. The scherzo, "Chicken Reel," is similar in spirit to the scherzo in Still's Symphony 1, though with a more somber trio. The final movement, "Bright Angel Trail," a much traveled path in the Grand Canyon, sounds more like a spiritual contemplation of man's place in nature than one of Grofé's picture postcards.

Under Keith Lockhart the BBC Concert Orchestra performs these works effortlessly and with tempos that don't call attention to themselves. The scores sparkle, and the engineering is excellent. Thank you, Dutton.


title: For Kellaway completists

text: The five tracks on this release were recorded in July and August 1984, about 22 years after Kellaway's first solo LP. Fans of Kellaway know that his discography encompasses a wide range of musical identities, from semi-anonymous session player to accompanist to arranger to composer to inspired soloist. Though this album is putatively Kellaway's, the synthesizer- and drum-machine-dominated texture is essentially a producer's creation, the producer being Creed Taylor. Like Taylor's signature, prominently displayed on the cover, everything is as pretty as can be. And like most producer-centric albums, this is best labeled as pop. Generic elevator-style solos are provided by a saxophonist billed as "Houston Person." Kellaway himself has none that I can detect.


title: It is all about the blues.

text: Nobby Reed has been my friend for more than 25 years. He is one of the finest musicians that I have ever heard in my life. He plays and sings from the heart and this album only proves that even more. There are a couple of songs that I truley love here, Git On Up and Blues Bug. Once you listen to them you won't be able to get them out of your head. Nobby Reed is a true talent and has opened up for several musicians that have influenced his own music over the years.


title: Great music from a great band

text: Great music from a great band


title: Four Stars

text: These are the CDs included in the Brahms masterworks box from Brilliant.


title: Just noting some omissions....

text:
This is one of the great recordings of Mozart's music for solo piano - I have no criticism of Uchida's performance (who am I to criticize her, anyway?) or of the sound.

However, I do have a minor quibble: on the original releases, Uchida had recorded some music that is not included here: the Rondo in D, K. 485; the fragment of the Fantasia in D minor, K 397; the Adagio in B minor, K. 540; the Gigue in G, "Eine kleine Gigue," K. 574; and the Rondo in A minor, K. 511. They couldn't have found room for those five tracks?


title: a suggestion

text:
If you are interested in this recording, you might want to know that for about $60 you can get [[ASIN:B003647BUE Sacred Masterpieces / Cantatas]], which includes this one, as well as many others by Gardiner and these artists (the Monteverdi Choir, the English Baroque Soloists):

- [[ASIN:B0000057D5 Bach - Christmas Oratorio / Gardiner]] (2 disks; ~ $34)
- [[ASIN:B0000057DG Bach: St. Matthew Passion / Rolfe Johnson, Bonney, von Otter, Chance, Crook; Gardiner]] (3 disks, currently not available directly through amazon)
- [[ASIN:B0000057CW Bach: St. John Passion / Gardiner, The English Baroque Soloists]] (2 disks; ~ $34)
- [[ASIN:B0000057CN Bach - Mass in B minor / Argenta, Nichols, Chance, Stafford, Milner, W. Evans, Gardiner]] (2 disks; ~ $30)
- [[ASIN:B0000040W4 Bach: Magnificat, BWV. 243; Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen]] (~ $14)
- [[ASIN:B00004YYPV Bach: Advent Cantatas]] (~$16)
- [[ASIN:B00004Z4XV Christmas Cantatas]] (~16)
- [[ASIN:B00004U5BF Bach: Cantatas, BWV 82. 83, 125, 200]] (~ $18)

And so on. I'm tired of doing that. Even if you already own MOST of these recordings, this is still a bargain, maybe the single best bargain I've ever encountered in classical music.

All beautiful, justly famous works by one of the most devout and talented composers in European history. All either the most widely respected recordings, or among them; all by talented artists dedicated to period performance.

The little booklet that comes with the disks is just a track listing, but as the other reviewer mentioned the lyrics and translations are available online.


title: lovely; maybe not your first choice though

text:
Schumann's songs recorded here are undeniably lovely. I am warming to the German lieder tradition, and this is an excellent sample.

The one reason I would send you elsewhere is if you have not already heard several recordings, this one is not modern quality. It's got a fair bit of white noise, which might bother or distract you. You might consider [[ASIN:B00009UW0F Schumann: Songs / Lieder (Box Set)]] as a very affordable alternative with this millenium's recording standards.


title: Something everyone should

text: Something everyone should hear


title: Enjoy this rendition better than the video of the same ...

text: Listened to this with my siblings while growing up.  Enjoy this rendition better than the video of the same name.


title: More fine work.

text: Just two more examples of why KOKIA is so good at this. That's all that's on this single though...


title: Very good stuff

text: Five vocal songs each from a different singer, Asami Shimoda being one of them. Her song, which is track 3, is one of her more beautiful songs I've heard from her. The other vocal songs were very good as well. The instrumental versions were also a nice addition.


title: Good stuff. Worth getting.

text: While it was a bit different from what I'm used to from her, this was still a good album. I especially liked tracks 3 and 7 the best.


title: Not bad

text: Nothing special here, at least for me, but it's just more examples of why KOKIA's so good. The instrumental versions were a nice addition as well.


title: Nice

text: Both songs here are fast-tempo songs which were really good. The instrumental versions were a nice addition as well.


title: Great songs from a not-so-good game

text: The songs featured on this CD were featured in the PS3 game, Last Rebellion. The game itself was terrible, the songs to my relief were not. They were very enjoyable, and the instrumental versions were a nice addition as well.


title: Awesomeness

text: "Transparent", right next to "In The Light" from Ar Tonelico Qoga is the best KOKIA song I've ever heard. The beautiful music with the vocals...wow. The other song was really good as well. The instrumental versions were a nice addition as well.


title: Another good cd

text: The two songs here are just two more reasons why KOKIA is very good. The instrumental versions are a nice addition as well.


title: Mostly great stuff

text: Much of this album was really good. The 3 songs from the "I Can Fly" single are all featured on this album, but the instrumental versions are not, understandably. There's a very unique song I heard on this album, which was an 8-bit verion of LEVEL, which is track 7. I really enjoy 8-bit music, but to combine it with lyrics? Epic. The only real song I didn't like was the very last track, which contains a bit of a talk segment after the song ends at 5:32, but I just didn't really like the song itself. All in all, a really great album.


title: More good stuff.

text: Both the songs were good songs. The instrumental versions were a nice addition as well.


title: Good single.

text: The first 2 songs featured on this album are used in the original PSP game "Criminal Girls", which was only released in Japan. However, a Vita version was made and released in the US earlier this year. Both songs were good, but I really enjoyed "On Our Way". The third song has no relation to the game and is also featured on her album "Simply Lovely" that I also enjoyed. The instrumental versions were a nice addition as well.


title: Very good stuff

text: Both the songs on this cd were performed real well. The instrumental versions were a nice addition as well.


title: Great 2-disc album!!

text: I really enjoyed this album from both discs. The first one is all vocal songs while the 2nd one is all composed music with another vocal song at the end. Many artists I have never heard of, naturally, but Saki Fujita is featured on this album.


title: As expected of a Drama CD

text: 3 talk segments with 1 song that I really enjoyed. The instrumental version of that song was a nice addition as well. I don't really go for Drama CD's for obvious reasons, but it was still better than nothing.


title: Great album

text:
A great album that features some of the hymns from Ar Tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel while some are more unique. Note that some of the song titles are based on the English version of the game. Songs in order with my personal opinions for each:

1. Legend of Ar Tonelico III - It was an ok song. Not much to speak of here, really. 7/10

2. Singing Hill ~Harmonics Tyria~ - The opening song of the game. It was also an ok song. 7/10

3. EXEC_EP=NOVA/. - Now this is a song. One of Saki's hymns in the game. One of the best I've heard. The game version was also very good. 10/10

4. EXEC_FLIP_ARFAGE/. - This combines both hymns that Saki sung in the game at one point. I liked the first one better than the 2nd, but that one isn't far off. Of course, I perfer the game versions more. 9/10

5. Sands of Time - Saki's ending song. Sung really well by Akiko Shikata. 10/10

6. EXEC_METEMPSYCHOSIS/. - About midway into the game is when this hymn is heard. I perfer the game version to this one, but still well done. 9/10

7. EXEC_REBIRTHIA=PROTOCOL/. - One of Tyria's hymns sung by KOKIA. It was a well sung hymn. 9/10

8. EXEC_COSMOFLIPS/. - Another of Tyria's hymns. Another good song. I probably perfer the game version a little bit more. 9/10

9. In The Light - Tyria's ending theme. I really enjoyed this one. 10/10

10. Ec Tisia - The true ending theme. One of the absolute best ending themes I have ever heard in my long history of gaming. 10/10

11. Planet Gene - This was one of those unique songs for this album. It wasn't too bad. 7/10


title: Asami Shimoda does it again!

text:
This being the 4th CD I've gotten from her, you can understand the headline easily. All the covers were really good, some better than others, of course. A few songs I'm going to note, though:

Kokoro - This song was sang really well. When comparing it to Rin's version, it's hard to make out which was better. They were really that good.

Soundless Voice - The song opened up with one of the most beautiful piano intros I have ever heard and it was sang incredibly well from start to finish compared to Len's version. I was really blown away. Easily one of my favorites.

Roshin Yukai - Asami really tried on this one. It had a good feel to it from start to finish, but when comparing it to Rin's version, I gotta give it to Rin. She really scored on this song.

Asami's original song, Prism, was also a very good song. Hopefully there'll be new stuff in the years ahead. Thank you!


title: Very catchy

text: Saki Fujita, the lady largely responsible for Hatsune Miku and is my favorite Vocaloid. Saki does well here as both songs are incredibly catchy and the instrumental versions are a nice addition as well. Can't wait for more.


title: Fair review

text: The 3 songs on this album were very good. For the rest of the album, I believe you need to have a better understanding of the Japanese language to fully enjoy them, so that's the main reason for this rating. Can't wait for the other 2 albums I'm still waiting for.


title: PWOWR

text: the CD was not in New  condition as promised. But It was a very good album I enjoy Listening to it


title: Five Stars

text: My Grandmother's favorite album.


title: Ripped poster/hole in Jungkooks face

text: The album and poster came in horrible shape. There's a hole in Jungkooks face and the rest of BTS are crinkled on the poster. The album itself was fine except for glue strands littering the inside. The packaging did not protect the contents.


title: Amazing Album and Amazing Quality

text: Not only is the album a huge bop, the physical album is really beautiful. The package was shipped nicely and came in good condition. All the items were included. Definitely a great buy. Stan NCT 127!!


title: Overall sound is really good.

text: The sound is good, but would have liked more use of rear speakers for the quad, I know this are taken from Quadrophonic recordings from the 70's so it is what it is, butt the overall sound is surprisingly good.


title: What's not to love?

text: The Royal Society Jazz Orchestra's music is addictive. The more you listen to it, the more you want to listen to it. Thanks for contributing to my collection.


title: If you only own one Stones album ...

text:
When I was in high school, a sophmore if I recall it accurately, just a pup and wet behind the ears as I look back now, the older brother of a friend had Exile laying out and I wasn't into the Stones yet (I knew their biggest hits which were still in regular radio playlists) and he said in a very older brother imparting wisdom to the "kids" that if you only owned one Stones album, it should be Exile on Main Street. I took his advice and am eternally grateful for it. I thank him every time I see him and he laughs and we get to long in-depth discussions on the music, the legends, the myths, and the incredible FEEL of this album ... it sounded like it was recorded in a dark dank basement which, of course, a great deal of it was. This fact didn't detract from the quality at all and in fact, in my humble opinion, added to the music and made it all the more special and unique.

When I heard that a remastering project was underway on Exile I was, as I am sure many other fans were, desperately worried about how this might jack up and eliminate the special elements and spirit of the album. Frankly, so many "remastered" albums are simply run through some computer program that basically from what I can hear simply boosts the treble and pulls the singer far out in front of the band ... they are quite simply atrocious. It's not bad enough that they jammed CDs down our throats but then they (the music managing rabid mangy dogs) expected us, the music appreciating public, should have to rebuy the albums/vinyl that we already owned. Then a couple years later they release a "remastered" version expecting us to buy it once again. Good Lord, we owned the albums already and in some cases I had literally worn out copies of vinyl and had to rebuy the albums. That was fine of course since if a vinyl record was so good to spend that much time on the turntable to wear it out I was more than happy to rebuy an album that good. But all this CD/remaster/etc nonsense pretty much turned me off of many of these new reissues.

However, this effort is the sparkling exception to what has become an incredible ripoff rule. I was so frightened as I turned on the CD expecting to feel my blood pressure go up in the worst way possible ... instead it rose in the best way possible as I listened from track to track becoming more and more excited with how well done it was. I can't explain how Don Was, chief of the remaster effort with the Stones approval of course, exactly made the improvements but he did them as perfectly as the pickiest fan could appreciate. He didn't do away with the dark dank basement feel that generally pervaded the entire album (not all of the songs were recorded in Keef's basement in France but the majority were as the tales tell it) and made it a scary album for a sixteen year old kid more used to Chuck Berry and the Beatles clever and mildly suggestive lyrics. The Stones on this album were very raw and at times erotic and even Satanic. Not saying it was really Satanic but it was unlike anything I had ever heard before and made a huge impact on my music taste and eventually, a couple years later, my guitar playing. Not that I ever rose to their level of course but a style of playing I've described as "hack and splash" which gave that feel of on the edge of sloppy yet a basic competence beneath it. It also attracted me to the many of the kings of the blues and in particular blind blues musicians from the 20s, 30s, 40s, etc., major or minor. I also took to hanging out on the Southside of Chicago which was quite luckily only about an hour away from the rural Indiana that had been my upbringing. And the Checkerboard Lounge was my personal choice of a bar to hang out in and actually meeting some of the bluesmen such as Muddy Waters who would stop in to jam with many others. They seemed to be as pleased a white kid appreciated their music along with influences from country music and more. They knew all the great music and I owe them for my wide appreciation of music I have and enjoy and live for even today as I totter toward sixty years old, still hacking away at guitar and still trying to emulate them as much as my level of talent will allow. It has been such an influence on my life it is difficult to describe except in long rambling writings such as this.

So if you own one Stones album make it Exile and make it the remaster ... though of course you can't go wrong with the original release as well. This one does include alternate and demos and early takes on songs which are something I have also become very fond of listening to and a way to get closer and build up to the final versions. But it's always fun to stumble through these early takes as they are loose and unfinished masterpieces, the first sketches so to speak of the final perfection of the painting or sculpture. This is one remaster well worth the investment.

If you really want to get into the stories and facts of how it was made, the documentary made to go with the remaster release is well worth having including interviews from the Stones themselves but also from many musicians trying to describe their love of it and even Don Was being unable to put his finger on what makes this album perhaps the most unique and special of all the Stones albums.


title: ~Warning~

text: ~Warning~ Misty Edwards.. Listen..  You wont be able to do anything.. no multi-tasking... no email reading.. no facebook.. Misty has tapped into the very heart of God. She has pressed through, follow her and when you look up she will be gone and you will be His presence.. Oh to be in HIS presence!! Love changes everything... go and Love!!


title: Disappoint

text: Only bought the CD for tell me and it's not even on there. Wait verson very lame. Not upbeat like original version. Hope the hole CD isn't the same . Very disappointed with sound version should have just done a acoustic version so slow tempo.


title: Five Stars

text: Muy bien maestro.


title: WISH THEY WOULD RELEASE THESE SONGS  DIGITALLY!!!!

text: SLEEP BABY JESUS is perhaps one of my all-time favorite Christmas songs because as a parent it's so absolutely relatable and joyful and fun and true!!!


title: awesome christian band

text: great christian band in vein of altenative grunge. if you like nailed, bride, waterstain, red you will like these guys. awesome cd.


title: A fathers thoughts

text: Yes I am Brittany's father and I really like her CD. Especially track 7 "Keep holding on". Very touching. She is a typical teenager with a gift of words and singing. Thanks to all that have invested in her life like her mother and Shaun Ljunggren.


title: Hillsong

text: Loved it


title: EL SIERRA IS A HIT

text: EL SIERRA IS A HIT, TRACK 12


title: Beautiful Music

text: I really enjoy this type of music from the Andes and I have other CDs from Andes Cosmos. I liked all the songs.


title: Excellent music CD

text: This is an excellent piece of CD music album. The quality is great and all the songs have been restored for great listening pleasure!


title: Great Spaced out Heavy Stoner Rock Jams & Where to get it

text: What a great album, really heavy, but also really free and light at the same time.  Folk elements in there, sixties psychedelia, stoner stuff that's jillions of times better than modern day mainstream interpretations like queens of the Stone Age.  Don't have time to write a full review, I just wanted to tell you that you can get this over at Forced Exposure for a reasonable price.  Unless you don't want the reissue or something - I just didn't want anyone to think you had to pay $80 to get this as some sellers here are currently asking.  Check out the Swedish Underground Archives - on the Subliminal Sounds label.


title: Hilarious and sophisticated

text: A friend bought this on vinyl and I enjoyed it, found it on CD and found L'amfiparnaso with the same crew, as well. Great fun and excellent counterpoint, excellent interpretation, performance and recording. And it's from 1980! Happy me! A pity that so few people can enjoy it.


title: No nonsense

text:
This is a no nonsense rendering of Bach's concertos for harpsicord & strings BWV 1054, BWV 1053 and BWV 1058. Nothing else will do as far as I am concerned. Straight forward playing and great feeling of sturdy energy. The only reservation I have is the anonymous sound of the small group of strings, in fact only a string quartet with additional bass; the soloist is dominating. Original instruments, but the playing is traditional. No reason to hesitate: this offer will not last long.
See also these links:
[[ASIN:B00000DWEI Bach - Concertos For Harpischord & Strings]]
[[ASIN:B000000TG5 Bach: Concertos for Harpsichord and Strings]]


title: The happy choice

text:
More reviews and audio samples of this price favourable reissue, you'll find by amazon search string: B0000041C2.
These grand Haitink/Szeryng/Starker-versions would probably be my choice if I for some reason wanted both concertos, op. 77 & 102, on the same CD. I have many recordings of these concertos, Abbado/Shaham/Wang (lyrical, intimate beauty), Ormandy/Stern/Rose (fierce energy), and of op. 77 alone I have even more versions, Oistrakh/Klemperer (grand and beautiful) and Heifetz, with both Reiner (forward drive, very good shape of the work and great playing) and Koussivetsky (great range of moods).
Among my favourites is this Haitink/Szeryng/Starker, which at the moment also happens to be among the cheapest. One version cannot have all the qualities of all the other versions, of course. These two performances are missing a little bit in passion, in spark, and I should perhaps have removed one star for this. However, it stirs my appetite for more; in spite of quite slow tempi, it has a forward drive and a feeling of meaningful wholeness. It has a certain grandour, it is something of a happy celebration;  It never fails to put me in a good mood. And it is very cheap.

If you want state-of-the-art-sound and can tolerate to buy the two concertos separately (you should tolerate that), I recommend Mullova/Abbado live in Japan for the op. 77 and Mordkovitch/Wallfisch/Jarvi for the op. 102. Those performances are the best I have heard to date; considered the wonderful sound, the Mordkovitch/Wallfisch/Jarvi goes straight to the top, and Mullova/Abbado is nothing less than a must-have; Mullova's playing is quite expressive.
Op. 77 Mullova/Abbado live in Japan, more recommended than anything else: [[ASIN:B00000418C Johannes Brahms: Violin Concerto]]
Op. 102 (and Bruch's popular 1st) Mordkovitch/Wallfisch/Jarvi, beautiful but  missing the passion you'll find by Mullova on op 77: [[ASIN:B000000AIB Bruch: Violin Concerto, Op. 102; Brahms: Violin Concerto, Op. 26]]


title: Five Stars

text: Pefect cd


title: Excellent

text:
This is a great CD. It was actually one of the early CDs I bought when I started listening to Classical, and my most modern purchase at the time. I wasn't at all put off by it. Even where it isn't "pretty," it's tonal, and often quite rhythmic. Both pieces adhere somewhat to classical forms with Shosty developing material introduced early on.

I think these are good works to try even if you're fairly new to Classical.

The players sound great. Online, you can hear Argerich, Bell, Maisky, et. al. play a more acrobatic version of the Quintet's scherzo, but it would be exhausting if the whole work were like that.

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title: Beautiful singing and arrangements

text: Fuentes has a smooth, rich voice and the fusion of jazz and Nueva Cancion in the instrumental music is well done.


title: Tanzwut

text: This band is definately different in that they use bagpipes but not in the scottish way such as amazing grace.  No, they use it with faster tempo say about 110 bpm.  Its not just random notes.  I would recommend this band for anyone that likes Rammstein too as far as the tempo and feel of the music.  I think Corvus Corax does not match with this type of music although it too contains bagpipes but its more of that growly grung music if I remember correctly.


title: Loved it

text: If the previous reviewer hadn't mentioned his objection to the mix, I wouldn't have noticed it.  Perhaps the cello could have been mic'd a little closer, but the violin was prominent when it was supposed to be.  I'm such a fan of Pressler that I tend to focus on his piano playing anyway, but I thought these performances had the passion and style that Beaux Arts is famous for...I loved it.


title: Five Stars

text: Another blockbuster CD from the King!


title: Amazing purchase and it came very fast and in great ...

text: Got everything it said I would get. The album,poster,pre-order photo cards,normal photocards,sticker and the free gift. Amazing purchase and it came very fast and in great condition.


title: Mechanical

text: Nice idea to try Bach's Cello Suites on a modern instrument but it isn't successful on this recording. The playing is very mechanical and sometimes so extremely rote that it sounds choppy. This give an unmusical impression unfortunately. The tone chosen by Mr. Patrick is not a pleasing choice either. He uses a phased effect which has an artificial quality to it. He also uses this effect on every track which adds up to an unpleasant listening environment. Perhaps varying the effect would help but personally, I would stay away from the phased sound. He even dials up some distortion later and this only adds to the generally unpleasant sound of the performance. The volume doesn't vary either, leaving out any sense of phrasing. I am sorry to say that Mr. Patrick needs to go back to the drawing board. It isn't enough just to play the notes Bach wrote. You have to do it with sensitivity, interpretation and musical intelligence. This performance unfortunately does not exhibit any of these in enough measure to bring a positive conclusion to the effort.


title: Sweeping, Romantic, Beautiful Account of Rach 2nd Sym.

text: On the best recordings, the listener gets an immediate feeling of sensory exhilaration as they are pulled into the listening experience. At least this is what I felt as soon as Rachmaninov's rich orchestration came out of my speakers in gently rolling waves of sound. This is an example of optimal sound engineering coupled with sensuously rich musical color. Of course none of this would be possible if not for Rachmaninov's vision and committment to the Romantic ideal of the symphony. Add in Rozhdestvensky's wonderful musical judgement and depth of understanding of Rachmaninov's intentions and you have a recording that is among the best and will always bring joy to the listener. This is simply beautiful music as Rachmaninov pours out his heart completely, while his intentions are lovingly revealed by a great orchestra, conductor and sound recording. Recommended with absolute enthusiasm and a must have for Rachmaninov fans.


title: Excellent Music By Boccherini Hurt By Bad Intonation

text:
After their most pleasing issue of part of Boccherini's String Trios,[[ASIN:B00002402Z Boccherini: String Trios: Op 14 No. 1, 4 & 5 / Op 47 No. 1-3]]  this follow up is sadly disappointing. The fault isn't with the music. For some reason the musicians couldn't duplicate their excellent playing this time. The most glaring fault is with intonation. When you have fewer musicians playing, pitch accuracy becomes even more acute. Errors aren't covered up as they might be with a bigger group. It becomes much harder to hide and the range of each instrument belongs to them alone. So there aren't other instruments playing in the same frequency range and essentially you're alone in your space of the aural image. I don't know which guy is off and it could be any one of the group or all the group. It really doesn't matter who the culprit(s) is (are), the damage has been done and you can't fix it with any of the knobs on your stereo.

Another shortcoming is dynamics. In the first issue, Trio Euterpe played with great awareness of the score and each other. Their playing was closely knit together and the feathery touch of their bows gave a most pleasing performance. Sadly this is not so here. It sounds as if they are sightreading through the score or at best, making the final take of the session after just one or two cursory run-throughs. I know it is hard to make a successful recording and I don't know the back story that might explain why this falls short. There could have been internal strife with the group, the engineer might have been thinking of something else or maybe everybody was just having a bad day. Whatever the reason(s), it really doesn't matter. They shouldn't have released the CD with the music in such a disorganized state.

Too bad for Boccherini. These trios show him at his best and they deserve a much better fate. There have been a couple of other Trio groups record these pieces and those who are interested would be well served by checking those out. This isn't a total lost cause, but if your ear is sensitive, you might be better served to look elsewhere. It may be hard to match up Trio Euterpe's other CD with  another group because of the likely duplication. Nevertheless this might be a useful approach because their earlier issue was so excellent. Whatever you end up doing, becoming familiar with these wonderful trios is a highly worthwhile endeavor and spreading the word about them would be doing your Classical Music friends an excellent service.


title: Album's tracks appear to be mis-labeled

text: The cover states that there are nine tracks on the cd. There are only eight. Track 1 through 4 are correctly labeled as movements of Dvorak Symphony #9. Tracks 5, 6, 7, are solo piano pieces. Gracenote labels them Slavonic Dances. They are supposed to be: 5. The Moldau, 6. Overture, 7. Furiant, 8. Polka. Gracenote labels track 8 as The Moldau. I have no other copy of that work, so I can't say whether it is or is not The Moldau; however, the music seems to match the theme of the piece. The cover states that track 9 is Dance of the Comedians. There is no track nine.


title: Great music

text: The Peter Moon Band is a must for any contemporary Hawaiian music collection. There is great arrangement of the music on this CD.


title: Outstanding!

text: I am impressed with the depth of lyrics, the quality of musicianship, and the beauty of this album!  I highly recommend it, and wish there were more contributions from this duo.


title: I love the product

text: I love the product. I owned it before I bought this one. My issue is not with the product. My issue is with the fact that I returned this product because I did not need it. They held back $49 for a restocking fee when in fact it was a small dvd cassett case and a book. That, to me is unethical and it is robbery. Minimally they had to put another round of shrink wrap on it. I took that off because I had bought this product before and the 6 cds came in a much larger case I wanted to make sure that it was the right thing.


title: love it

text: I love it, listen to it on my  way to work every morning. I'm ordering some of her other CD


title: Well worth the price.  Hours and hours of powerful meditations.

text: Received this as a gift and am thrilled. I've read many of Rupert Spira's books and his words have a way of dissolving the sense of separation and bringing the reader to a place of connection and oneness. Rupert's books are wonderful but the experience of hearing Rupert speak the meditations aloud is even more powerful. I've downloaded the first part to my phone (it was easy) and now I have the guided yoga meditations available to me at all times. There is SO much material here and it is well worth the price.  I look forward to working my way through every bit of it.


title: Beautiful

text: I searched for the this disc after I heard a track playing on a local jazz station.  Luckily I was able to score a copy on Amazon for dirt cheap.  However, the music itself is priceless.  Debbie Kirkland vocals and musical arrangements are worthy of high praise.  You get a hint of early Sade mixed with the smooth delivery of Anita Baker, but yet she has a sound signature all her own.  The music immediately puts you at ease and ideal for relaxing in the evening.  Kick your feet up with your beverage of choice and indulge yourself.


title: Five Stars

text: Great! Thanks!


title: Beautiful, relaxing, fulfilling!

text: Beautifully written and performed.  I love that the baby, and her mama are being filled with the word of God while being lulled into relaxation and sleep.


title: THE BEST EVER!!!!!

text: Love these songs.CD is perfect. Fast shipping from Ukraine. Thanks!!!


title: WOW!!!


title: WOW!!!!


title: Lovely!!!


title: Lovely!!


title: Excellent vendor!

text: Carefully packaged, clean, and exactly as described.  Excellent vendor!


title: Beautiful

text: Marvin Gaye makes everything better. Whatta voice. Gone too soon.


title: Disappointed

text: The collection arrived on schedule and the package appeared to be in decent shape. However the first thing that concerned me were the marks someone made in pen through the tracks listed on the box flap where each of the twelve records contents are displayed. I have yet to get my USB turntable working with my computer so I can play them, but some of the tracks appear to be worn as can happen from repeated playing with too much tone arm force. Now I want to stress this is a visual observation only and the records may play fine, but some tracks do appear visually to be worn.<br />But perhaps the most disappointing thing was that I selected this sellers offering when there were others available, because the stated condition was "very good". There was no mention that the twelfth record (in this twelve record set), indeed the one I was most interested in, was missing from the set and so documented with an "X" through all the tracks on that same box flap. :- (


title: Good Start for a Good Band

text: Okay first album.  It's nice to see where they started from but the new albums are so good so it's hard to fault them looking back after seeing where they are now.


title: Solid Album

text: If you like rap or Lecrae or both, then this is a must have


title: Five Stars

text: I love this cd


title: Five Stars

text: terrific  cd


title: Five Stars

text: I love it


title: Five Stars

text: Great sound and love the melodies.  Saw them live in Plano more than a decade ago and was fun!


title: Interesting music and excellent delivery.

text: Product met the stated description, and it was delivered as indicated within the time specified.  Very special disc considering that it's old Cuban music and the singer died a long time ago, it's pretty hard to obtain his music.  Also significant is the fact that this is a poor Cuban author/singer who was "resucitated once" by european  producers, and that probably wouldn't happen again, even if he were alive.


title: Five Stars

text: quad mix is wonderful


title: Five Stars

text: quad mixing is great


title: great movie

text: Its agreat movie. We loved  it. lots of action lots of old ship lingo.  in the trudition of SC Forester


title: Five Stars

text: just great inspirational music


title: Five Stars

text: beautiful


title: Looked like you keep going

text: I just began to listen to the set. On the first one I saw a ballet dancer,female spiriling on stage .Then I saw a spiral said case and she was going up with absolutely graceful, gentle and certain moves.  There was no top. Looked like you keep going.. when I have heard the others I will be glad to let you know more.


title: Great album

text: Plays nice no bumps or skips. Great tracks throughout although it’s the only MM album I would buy


title: VERY  VERY COOL SONG

text: I own this 45 and have always thought it was wonderful.  It doesn't seem to be available digitally.  What a shame.  You can listen to it by googling.  The price for the 45 is totally worth it.


title: Outstanding

text: High Sierra Jazz Band is an outstanding contemporary traditional jazz band....the selections on this album are very good, and, even more important, the sound quality is outstanding....also consider getting their "Gold" and "Old Chestnuts" (with equally outstanding sound quality).


title: A Great Soccer Audio Training Guide

text: Listen to this amazing Soccer number 10 training product while you go to soccer training...! Really a motivator for my big games plus top training tips about how to become a soccer number 10.  A great Product, with supplementary website training and more soccer tips to improve your game.


title: Indie - Country music

text:
A very nice CD both for travels on the road or just for listening. If you like american country, I raccomend this album.

Very good!


title: Three Stars

text: I guess it was in the message.(female)


title: Fantastic

text: Great, amazing talent and an incredible voice.


title: Fabulous Album!

text: I've loved this Album since I bought it when it was released.  I was fortunate enough to see Stan Getz live on the tour for this album.  It's lost none of its appeal in the passing decades.  A must add to your Stan Getz collection!


title: Underated CD.

text: Oustanding customer service and merchandise.


title: beautiful and unique

text:
lots of good compliments looks great. However I did have to trim a little off where it meets up to the control plate. I used a small file and filed it until it fit nicely.
All of the holes lined up except it had one extra hole so I drilled it and secured it with the screw. My guess is the extra hole would be where one might have a thumb rest.
I have since ordered a new control plate (black w/wolf and roses in gold) seen on the pages with pick guards . I'll let you know how that goes in the next week or two.


title: Dreamcatcher

text: Nothing to dislike I’m happy they threw in gfriend photos that made me v happy I love gfriend !!


title: EXPENSIVE BUT I HAD TO HAVE IT

text: I LOVED THIS GROUP FROM THE 80'S. ONE OF THE MANY NEW EDITION CLONES WHO HAD SOME TALENT BUT NEVER CAUGHT FIRE. LIKED THIS CD A LOT


title: Happy with purchase

text: Received in a timely manner. Product as promised.


title: Great purchase.

text: Awesome!


title: Love John Michael Talbot

text: Item as described.  Fast shipping.  Love John Michael Talbot. Thanks.


title: Sacred Music at its Very Best

text: Snatam is one of today's most popular New Age artists; in 2005 she was the only performer to place THREE albums in the New Age Retailer's Top 20.  Snatam now adds to her series of superb recordings (like "Prem," "Shanti," and "Grace") another absolutely brilliant CD.  There's a beautiful balance between slower, more contemplative music that pulls you effortlessly into meditation, and faster tempo pieces that make you want to dance.  If you enjoy contemporary sacred music, be sure to check out this terrific artist.


title: Where's the flute music?

text: The rain sounds really nice, sure, but the mp3 doesn't have flute that I remember. It's white noise. Glad it was only 99¢ but I was hoping to have that in there.


One of my favorite LP's!


title: Five Stars

text: I listened to the CD it brought back memories.


title: ... listened to this band when I was young it's good music.

text: I listened to this band when I was young it's good music.


title: Five Stars

text: The cd sounds a lot better.


title: Sawyer Brown

text: This is real country music one of their best songs and this is the radio edit verson and theres not much different except a guitar song at the end if you like real country music and not BAD ROCK N ROLL is is for you


title: Verteidiger

text: Product came as shown. Came in a timely manner. But the format was older so the songs did not download labeled.


title: AMAZING

text: I have a lot of wonderful Christian Cd's. These is the BEST most informative, touching, inspirational set I have ever heard. These amazing women speak from the heart and from the word. I learned so much and truly feel challenged in several areas. I can't recommend this enough... I will be purchasing more as they will make long lasting impressions on my caring prayer partners and friends...


title: Eres Todo Poderosa

text: The mailing label came off during shipping, so I didn't receive the CD. The seller emailed me and offered to re-send it, or issue a credit to my card. She was very courteous. I chose the refund, but more than 10 days elapsed before it showed up on my statement. This might have been an error on the part of the bank. Whatever the source of the errors, there was a definite lack of promptness, but the seller was pleasant in our dealings.


title: Smooth Cowboy Singer

text: A very smooth rendition of Cowboy songs from the 40s-50's vintage with a good baritone voice.


title: A Classic!

text: This is my third time purchasing this CD. It's a timeless classic. Love all the harmonies! Too bad event not still going on, was a true representation of the finest women in music today.


title: Refreshing view and insight on our status with God

text: I had borrowed this book from my local library in November last year, finally got around to reading it over Christmas break. Boy was it timely and refreshing read. I've always loved Joyce Meyer's books and her ministry in general. This book definitely did not disappoint. She always backs up her words with biblical and scriptural references, which is great in validating the word of God for your life. I went and got this Book on CD to loan to a friend, hoping that it can be encouraging to him as well.


title: Amazing Story!

text: This CD set helped my friend get over some ruff times in her life. If you know someone who is going through a lot and grew up with some intense hardships, this is the series for them or you!


title: A real classic !!!!

text: What's not to like it is CHER


title: I absolutely love it.

text: I absolutely love it.. I was the first one I' had ever seen so I am an absolute beginner as well. The CD was perfect... and the sound quality was great...


title: Kollide Make It Loud, Celebration Church

text: This album is from Celebration Church in Jacksonville, Florida.  One of its songs, "Great I Am" is sung quite often in church.  It's nice to be able to do it at home now.


title: Joyce Meyer Teaching Tapes

text: I have already begun to listen to these tapes and they are addressing fears such as dread and worry.  I didn't think I had a problem with either one but now I am understanding more the dynamics of these fears in my daily life and how to fight them and overcome.


title: Five Stars

text: Great CD!


title: Great music for Queen fans and fans of music.

text: Loved the music. Listen to it all the time.


title: like his own mentors

text: bruno incorporates late 70s/early 80s soul, blue &funk vibes with early 70s jive, and infuses mid/late 80s island and r&b grooves...but with modern delivery standards to express a sense of musical heritage much deeper than either pop or hip-hop usually do.  i see occasion hat-tips to michael, miles, marvin, stevie, otis, and ray.  from first i heard this kids,  was impressed.  not as vulgar, and classless or felonious as is typical of hip-hop.  this kid has got it!  now, some of the chest-beating and vulgarity could be minimized to create more of a sense of elegance, artistry, and civility...but that's really the only flaw i can see.  beyond that, i see this musical mind becoming one of the dominant influences over the next 20 years...like his own mentors.


title: Old memories

text: I purchased this album mainly for the french songs on it. My main goal was not desapointed. "Mourir aupres de mon amour" et "je veux t'aimer ainsi soit-il" are two songs that brought me sweet memories from my childhood. As a child gworing up in Haiti, I was always strongly drawn by the sweet and melodious voice of Demis. 'Reason why I failed to give this album a 5 star rating is because most of the english songs on this cd are very poor in sound. O well, the two french songs definitely win the 4 stars.


title: "Cocoon" Special Collection from Intrada combines all the best tracks from a great film!

text:
The expanded edition of Cocoon contains all the right tracks that made this film such a wonderful delight. Soundtrack label Intrada doesn't disappoint with Horner's complete special collection that runs for over 62 minutes and 22 tracks with the fabulous themes, "Through the Window", "Theme From Cocoon", "The Chase," and "The Ascension." You can definitely spot snippets and familiar these that his later work would follow such as Perfect Storm, Star Trek and Titanic.

This soundtrack is a definite must-have for both Horner fans and movie-goers that fell in love with this Ron Howard classic from 1985. This also comes with a full-color booklet that gets into the details of the composition for the film and makes the value of this CD all the more worth it.


title: Three Stars

text: I thought it was a cd


title: no name

text: cd excellent condition


title: no name

text: excellent cd


title: He makes you think about life in love

text: Teddy's voice is pure and raw. This was put together well.


title: Didn't Care For This

text: I have seen Hector in person and we loved him.  Based on reviews I read, I thought this would be a must have as I have dozens and dozens of organ CD's.  However, this one I will probably never play again.  I did not enjoy it at all.  I like active, rousing organ music and I was listening in another room and there were times I couldn't even hear it. Not a favorite.


title: Wonderful

text: Very enjoyable. Love it and will listen to it often.


title: Excellent

text: There isn't anthing super great or utterly fantastic, but the whole CD is very enjoyable and I always enjoy listening to it.


title: So smooth.

text: The music is great. What a smooth sound. Well worth it.


title: Love it!

text: I listened and danced to these as a kid, and now my kids to do. I highly recommend these to anyone with young children!


title: Good to hear again

text: A memory of days gone by. Good to hear again!


title: Perhaps I don't get it

text: This recording is 3 segments of gentle rain.  While this is relaxing to some, it got a bit tiresome and almost irritating to me.  Perhaps I don't get it.  Maybe if I committed to 21 days of daily use, I would find a benefit, but I haven't done that.


title: Fantastic Talent

text: I bought this album to try and familiarize myself with some of the other songs Demi has written. Give Your Heart a Break just struck me as simple and direct question about letting someone in to really love you. Hearing that song during a pretty rough time in my life made it so much more impactful after discovering that she really champions self-worth, self acceptance in everything she does. Her freedom of expression is a welcome authenticity in a world riddled with people setting limits on who we are and what we can be.


title: Highly recommend.

text: Life changing cd set on a life changing subject of changing your words to change your life. Highly recommend.


title: Questionable wrapping

text: The product did not come wrapped in the usual plastic sealed cover.  Was concerned it might be 'used'.  It was a gift so I haven't heard how it is playing.


title: great CD

text: this CD takes you away and you cannot be still must dance


title: BUY IT  BUY IT  BUY IT

text: FABULOUS...exactly what I need to start my day right.  This CD is a blessing to anyone who will purchase it!


title: Good love making cd

text: This cd will get things started and will last you until the end, just let it play. I'm searching for more like this cd.


title: Uplifting

text: Great music


title: Five Stars

text: Omg this has change my life


title: Love the Binions

text: I love this CD.  For too long, I'd been listening to the songs on YouTube.  Now I can just play and set a worshipful atmosphere in my home or car.


title: a must buy

text: I just purchased this CD from Good Fellas Music Group and I'm totally hooked. I heard this group a few years ago and I liked most of the songs they sung in concert. This CD is good from start to finish.


title: Smash your radio!!!

text: This is one sweet album.  Word has it they are due to release the followup sometime this summer - can't wait for it.  Do yourself a favor and pick this up before the album is as old as the dudes in this band.  Great old school punk-hardcore.


title: Many songs that were unfamiliar or not written by him

text: A few songs were unimpressive, which is unusual for Stevie Wonder.


Dave Douglas is an amazingly prolific and eclectic performer. He records a lot. This recording has him exchanging solos with the wonderful Joe Lovano. Nothing groundbreaking, but all listenable and enjoyable.


title: Romantic, warm, lyrical

text: Wonderfully expressive and warm compositions with plenty of room for improvisation. Somewhat smooth jazz like. I have most of her albums and this one is the one which brought her to my attention.


title: THIS COLLECTION TOOK ME TOTALLY BY SURPRISE. I SURE ...

text: THIS COLLECTION TOOK ME TOTALLY BY SURPRISE. I SURE DID NOT EXPPECT IT TO BE A TWO DISC COLLECTION. I LOV E IT. THE FAST SERVICE IS APPRECIATED VERY MUCH. THANK YOU


title: uplifting!!!

text: Another Awesome CD by the Daystar Singers. Would make a nice gift too ;)<br /> up-lifting ~ worshipful ~ put you in a good mood CD


title: Awesome CD

text: This is one of the BEST CD's I've ever heard!!! So uplifting!!!<br />The Daystar Singers never disapoint. They are 1st class


title: I love this CD!

text: The Brooklyn Tabernacle choir consistently produces music that is inspiring.  The songs' lyrics and biblical and can be clear heard and understood...an amazing skill for such a large choir.


This is a CD set, it is NOT vinyl records as stated in the description. I purchased these as a gift for my mother because I wanted her to have the RECORDS. Luckily, she has a CD player and she is still happy with the set.


title: Best release of ER!

text: Best release in my opinion...solid all way through


title: Paige has a beautiful and soothing voice as well as being a skilled ...

text: Paige has a beautiful and soothing voice as well as being a skilled pianist. I play the cd often and so appreciate Paige using her God given talent so others can be blessed.


title: "Smokin . .  ."

text: As a former tenor sax, big band player, schooled at Berklee, this album exceeded all my expectations.  It is simply exquisite on so many levels!  I can't even put it into words.  Listen and you will be blown away . . .


title: BTS=KINGS!!!

text: THIS ALBUM IS GOLDEN!!!!!


title: I love Stormie's books.

text: I love Stormie's books.


title: Great and love it.

text: What a great listen. Jackson Caesar is truly talented! Great tunes for a car ride!


title: Worth it!

text: Good listening and great teachings


title: Fantastic. I love Joyce Meyer and these CD's are ...

text: Fantastic.  I love Joyce Meyer and these CD's are fantastic for those of us who have too much going on!  Teaches you how, thru God's word, to control the many things going on in your head!


title: Five Stars

text: Powerful praise.


title: Three Stars

text: sokay


title: Special Music Appreciation

text: Very, very satisfied with the delivery and the product. The items I received are already in use, and I am very pleased.