title: There's something missing.

text:
What do you get when a band with a singer, singing in falsetto, attempting to sound like Jon Anderson, is produced by Roy Thomas Baker? You get Starcastle. To be fair, Heaven and Earth is better than anything Starcastle has ever produced. But, like the music of Starcastle, Heaven and Earth, does not ROCK. And like Starcastle, it comes across as a syrupy, bubble gum pop.

How did they get here? On Fly Away from Here (Drama II), Benoit David came across as a version of Trevor Horn. To be fair, that was more due to the fact that the songs were written by Horn, originally sung by Horn and was produced by Horn. To his credit, Benoit David was a better Horn, than Horn. And another problem with YES, without Jon Anderson, was who was going to plant the seeds for new songs? On Flay Away From Here, that too, was Horn. It wouldn't surprise me that, with the music video, where Horn is the only "member" participating, had to be the last straw. So, they fired Benoit David and recruited Jon Davison.

The problem is this. In their zeal to reproduce the contribution that Jon Anderson made to the band, they reproduced their stereotype of Jon Anderson. He is known for his New Age music. But, even Sound of the Galleon, from Olais of Sunhillow, rocks harder than any song on Heaven And Earth. I don't blame Jon Davison. He did his job of sounding like Jon Anderson, and wrote lyrics that are superficially similar to what JA might do. Nothing ever done by YES is poorly done. H&E is well produced. Individually, the songs are well crafted Prog-Pop. It does succeed in sounding like classic YES, specifically from the Going For The One or Tormato era. But, as I listened to it, I started to wonder, where is the excitement? Where is the Drama?

I'm not ready to give up on this current incarnation of YES. I'm not going to proclaim that ARW is the real YES. (ABWH is a different matter.) I'm not removing it from my library. On shuffle play, individual songs aren't half bad. But, I listen to YES, and my other favorite bands, an album at a time. I hope that on the next one, they remember it's Progressive ROCK.


title: His best

text: Classic.


title: Classic

text: Classic fun performance.  If you love the sound of the Jersey Shore, you'll love this one!  The sound is excellent, the crowd is clearly having a blast and the band just feeds off of it!  Steve's appearance on the encore's just sends it through the roof.


title: Hard to find early seger on CD, but this one shouldn't be missed!

text: It is still hard to believe that Bob still to this day hasn't re-released his back catalog of albums on CD.  Here is a welcome exception.  The sound is very good and the music is exceptional.  Maybe someday Bob will come around and release the rest, in the meantime, this is well worth having in your collection if you are a fan of Seger.


title: Sprightly and Lyrical

text:
If you're not a stickler for period practices (e.g., instruments, tuning, etc.), this really is a wonderful set.  The performances are energetic and expressive.  While the singers may have a bit of the old-school East German color to their voices, their operatic experiences serve the drama of the music well while not overwhelming its Baroque intimacy (even if Edith Mathis's diction is occasionally fuzzy).  Similarly, the fact that the Kammerorchester Berlin uses modern instruments does not keep them from being jaunty and light when needed, including some lovely improvised accompaniments by harpsichordist Walter-Heinz Bernstein.  The recordings were made in the late 70s and early 80s and have a clear and well-balanced sound.  Well worth the price!  The program booklet contains all the lyrics, but only in German.

On a personal note, I just happened to be listening to one of these recordings when I read of the passing of Peter Schreier, the conductor and tenor for this set.  It is a tribute to his boundless musicality.


title: Under Mary's Mantle - CD

text: The best CD ever! These stories are amazing and so inspirational...I just love them! The production and dramatization is excellent!!


title: Muniz is one of Mexico's best singers. I love all of his songs and ...

text: Mr. Muniz is one of Mexico's best singers.  I love all of his songs and especially, "El Despertar."


title: Classic new age piano-based instrumentals from a clever creator!

text:
Before I sat down to take in Ronald Van Deurzen’s recording from 2012 Imaginations I had to take a look at the album’s one sheet. Also, the reason I am covering it now is that it was just released on Bandcamp.

This is what was said about the album: The songs have been composed throughout the years of Ron's journey exploring the nature of Sweden. A country of vast forests, ice, snow, and ethereal sunrises. An environment that inspires thought, reflection, and creativity. Imaginations tries to simplify and communicate the beauty that can be experienced in this far northern area of the world. It speaks to the listener in images of the imagination.

I think it helps the listening experience to glean some information like that. It most certainly works for me prolifically at times. Ronald is from the Netherlands and he is a pianist, composer, and teacher. For the listener, this is a lesson for an all-encompassing musical experience. This is realized after knowing how this music was created of course. Although each listener is an individual with their perceptions of colors, light, and sounds, the basic premise holds for us all. Music is the universal language that speaks to everyone. Ronald especially does that through his music while creating an ongoing script or movie in the mind’s eye.

The one track that reached me instantly was “Moon Flower,” in fact I felt it should be placed on my NAMR Spotify Playlist. Every track is excellent but there are always one or two you happen to connect with better than all the others and this was the one for me. Ronald’s classically influenced new age journeys are created and enjoyed in different platforms such as music soundtracks, movies, and most of all for the pleasure of you, the listener, who stands to gain the most benefit from listening and letting this music whisk you away to another frame of mind or space that allows for healing and simply quality listening enjoyment.

“Momentum Figures” is the longest track clocking in at 7:22 and it is an eclectic composition with varying paces and emotions weaved through it like a musical patchwork quilt. I can see why it took up that much time and the various layers of music and instruments that come into play make it a real treat for senses. It is serene, exciting, and joyous. All of that is pieced together in segments for you to feel and absorb. For my ears, it was a delightful trip from one end of the musical spectrum to another. It is the most complex work on the recording.

“Midsommar Känsla" is Swedish for "midsummer feeling." It is a gorgeous melody and as picturesque as one could imagine. This was another track that moved me and touched my inner spirituality. That is the spirituality that we keep captive at times buried deep down so nobody can break the barrier and come in. With all your defenses down and no triggers of negativity, you have nothing to lose and everything to completely enjoy and feel without someone talking to you, arguing a point, or just making you feel uncomfortable. This is the reality of our days and life on this planet at times and we must find healthy outlets that demonstrate something that turns that switch on to bring about our true selves and a one-way line to our higher self or higher power.

That is what this kind of music helps me to accomplish while I am writing about it, I cannot explain it fully but the music inspires me and brings out these thoughts and images that I feel compelled to put in words. This is much like the process of making the actual music and it is my role to provide an interpretation of the sounds I am hearing. It is my honor to do so, every single time I do this.

Imaginations is the most appropriate title for this recording and if you have not had the pleasure of hearing it now is the time to go sample it at Bandcamp or listen right here and now as I have provided the media player as well. Don’t miss out on a chance to hear some classic new age piano-based instrumentals from a clever creator.

Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck-New Age Music Reviews
July 7, 2020


title: Amazing Debut Album!

text:
Red Sky Prairie is the debut album of Sharon Fendrich. It is a mixture of gorgeous new-age inspired neo-classical instrumentals and influences of the opera that the artist witnessed growing up at live presentations. She has been a student of music since the age of 3. There are not too many people in this world that can say that. The strong influence of family brought Sharon to this point in life to bring listeners her first recording.

Red Sky Prairie carries with it a message of the calm after the storm. The picture you see on the cover is an example of the beauty of transformation and strength of mother nature. And how the nature of our human spirit grows, learns, and rises above the storms of life and comes out the other side stronger and ready to face whatever comes our way. Hopefully, this process is a learning experience for every listener.

The meaning of this album is just as important as the music, it is one entity reaching out like the branches of a tree growing higher towards the sun. While this is happening, the roots grow deeper and give the tree the anchors in the ground to remain with us for many years. Note the one tree standing in the picture fully intact after the storm. The image provides insight and a clear message to those that are receptive to it.

This is what the entire experience will do, it will continue to grow and establish its roots in your psyche and soul. Most trees and music for that matter will outlive us all and their permanence and importance go beyond words and our understanding. The music can interpret the oneness mankind should feel with the nature that sustains us. Red Sky Prairie serves as a reminder of that one prolific meaning in all our lives.

The core of the music is the piano. Sharon lays down the foundation with exceptional passion and grace. Her piano gives the other instruments in the mix an opportunity to join in seamlessly. Like the flow of water from a stream to the ocean, it is natural and effortless. The violin, flutes, cello and the voice of Anna Emelyanova in some of the tracks allow for a very cinematic reach. The classical roots remain intact and the new age flavor will give it an ambiance and texture that allows for a crossover appeal to several audiences that would find a deep appreciation for what is being presented in the eleven tracks.

I chose “Within Whispers” to add to my New Age Music Reviews Spotify Playlist for its simplicity and stunning beauty. It was like walking on a cloud in my mind’s eye. The track draws you in immediately and provides that deep breath and subsequent exhale of relief and comfort. This is what music such as this can provide to a listener. That is but one example of many that you will enjoy on Red Sky Prairie.

For a debut, I do not think it could be any better. If this was a veteran artist releasing their second, third, or fourth release, it would be praised as a major accomplishment. I think that says it all.

Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck
November 2, 2019

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title: Best Fusion Album I Have Heard So Far In 2018

text:
Flutist Ron Korb released World Café last month. This is his twentieth proper release. That is quite a catalog of recordings for any career. This is my first time hearing his music and I was anticipating some great sounds just by looking at the title. To give you the right looking glass before listening, I would prepare yourself for some excellent world-jazz-fusion.

World encompasses a broad range in relation to anything however for music it means something very special. You know you are in for some ear candy when that word is part of the genre. In this case, you will hear Latin-infused instrumentation led by Ron’s magnificent flute playing.

My musical taste buds were meant for any kind of Latin music, this was not an acquired taste, I have always enjoyed this type of music. I love the rhythms and particularly the percussion that lays down that hotbed of sound. Larry Crowe is the main percussionist throughout with the exception of the superb “Carnival” and “Hilario” where Papiosco adds his congas and timbale to the mix.  Bill Evans, the long-time collaborator of Ron, is steady throughout the entire album on the keys. Having the right chemistry between players is always so important for a successful recording session, it becomes very clear that is the case here.

If you are appreciative of the flute you will feel you have struck gold on World Café. I have always appreciated the flute in rock or jazz recordings. One of the factors that I greatly appreciate about this album is that the artist actually travels to the lands that are the subject matter of his music. All the music was written and composed by Ron, everything is the real deal with this man.

The CD comes encased in a quality hardbound book style with each page containing pictures, anecdotes and a list of the contributing musicians. This is not just a listening experience, it is all-encompassing. Through the CD booklet pages and the music, you get to feel the atmosphere of where he is and imagine the colors, sounds and smells wafting through the air. World Café is everything that it says it is and a little bit more for the astute listener. It is without a doubt my pick for best fusion album of 2018 and the bar is set very high to challenge it.

Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck
New Age Music Reviews Founder
September 4, 2018


title: lost treasure

text: Not sure if this band ever had a full length album but 98 Rock in Baltimore use to play this song in '87-'89.  Taped it on their top 5 at 10 and it now resides on my ipod.  Love this song.  Where ever the band members are today, thanks for such a kick ass song.


title: Southern Rock fan, you need this

text: A rare hard to find CD/DVD set. A great collection of Southern Rock songs done by Jimmy Hall (Wet Willie) and the great Chris Hicks (Outlaws, Marshall Tucker Band) and band. If your a Southern Rock fan you need this in your collection.


title: Incredible

text: I suppose only Liszt with his massive paws would ever even contemplate playing an entire symphony with two hands, but the effect is startling. Buy it


title: No content listed

text: May be interested in buying if I could see the content.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome!!!!


Five Stars


title: VTech CS6609 Cordless Phones Work Fine in My Home

text: I bought these 2 wireless phones to extend my new VTech home telephone system w/ answering machine + hard wired handset. This system can support up to 5 wireless phones.  I'm using 3.  My new system works fine.  I've found that these wireless phones have good reception & clarity far from the base unit location in my home. They were a little tricky to install at first because the programming protocol installed on the main unit is a bit quirky & non-intuitive, but everything worked out OK, once I figured out what was going on.  These phones, as well as the main unit (which I bought at my local Best Buy), came with quite good instruction documentation, however, so figuring things out wasn't really all that frustrating a task.  I'm well satisfied w/ these phones over the few weeks I've been using them.


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title: Garbage

text: Who is writing these reviews? This album is seriously terrible. It’s like something they put out just to try to be relevant. Disappointing


title: Arrived in good time and in good condition

text:
We used to have this when it first came out, and my mom was a fan of this record, and since the initial purchase lost the original copy, so I thought I would buy a new copy to surprise her for Christmas. Listening to it recently, I remembered why she liked the record.
While we have heard the first five songs plenty of times by different artists, Yamin manages to differentiate from the common denominator, and I really like his take on "Jingle Bells" which might have borrowed from an artist prior yet is still good.
The last three tunes are penned for Yamin specifically, and the sixth track, and first of three, can help usher in "A Very Merry Xmas."
"Let's Be Naughty (And Save Santa the Trip)" and "Warm Me Up" are more laidback in sound, and not as family friendly as the rest of the bunch but instead of serving on a roster of jolly Christmas tunes at a party, can be used in a more intimate setting.


title: Great

text: Fast shipping. Great.


title: If you love anything, you'll love the Mowgli's

text: I stumbled across the Mowgli's opening for Walk Off The Earth in Cincinnati and I was instantly hooked. They are pushing their EP "Love's Not Dead" but that was not enough for me. I found this full length album, with all the songs of love as the EP and many more. They are all terrific and promote the band's primary theme of universal love. But there is no sacrifice of good music just for the theme. The songs are solid and catchy as well as meaningful. If you dig the Mowgli's, you will dig this album. Period. Peace out!


title: Pegasso

text: Love the CD, arrived perfect n fast.


One of my favorite flatpicking albums with lots of great vocals.  Two time National flatpicking champ' Allen Shadd should have more recognition and many more albums out.


title: Not a harp guy but this album is great

text: I had a chance to meet Rupert when he was playing at The Mall Of Georgia in Buford Georgia. This was in 2005 going back 16 years ago. I happened to walk by him as he was playing Garth Brooks The Dance and I had to stop and listen. I came back the next day and bought each album he had with him. The Romantic Collection was my favorite one because of The Dance on it. I have long since misplaced the album and I’m so happy I found it here. Many of his music is on his YouTube channel but not this album.


title: Good timing

text: Hard to get CD delivered. Fantastic!


title: La Responsabilidad y Honestidad

text: Excelente condiciones de Libro, estoy muy satisfecha.


title: Not useful for patent bar, but maybe useful if you know nothing of patents.

text: This is not all that helpful for the patent bar exam; however, it may be useful if you know nothing about patents.  The reader reads very slowly.  I downloaded the set to my iPod so I could listen to it at 1.5x normal speed.  At around the second disk, the reader recites every category of patentable material, which is not all that useful and took between 30 and 45 minutes.  Additionally, materials on inter parted review and post grant review were not discussed.


title: What a difference a day makes!

text: i loved this CD, had wanted this for a long time mainly because of the song What a Difference a Day Makes.  The whole CD was wonderful, Dinah had such a soulful voice.  Also the BrassMusicCafe.com that had it was very courteous and prompt and would take it back if I wasn't satisfied.  I was very hhappy with the CD and the transaction.  Thank you so much.


title: Great for Relaxing

text: This product is a compilation of hammer dulcimer and other string insturments. Some of the song like the first song "Wildwood Flower" are original, while others are creative adaptations of classics like track ten "Simple Gifts". If you come home stressed from work, school or just plain life sitting down with this album is a excellent way to ease the stress in you life as it does mine.


title: Good Cd

text: What a Solid Album. The music reminds me alot of the late 80's. Well written honest music with  no slick studio tricks. I cant wait to see these guys live. That seems to be the problem, They are hard to catch. well worth a listen!


title: A sheer delight.

text: We love the music, Diana Krall and Paul. This album is very well recorded in the old style; vacuum tube microphones and vocal preamps and produced with care. A jem!


title: Makes you feel like a kid again

text: Very happy with this cd


title: Great cd

text: Great music by the original artists


title: Is this to be taken seriously?

text: Apparently you are supposed to learn Spanish while you nod off! The 48-page booklet that accompanies the 70-minute CD claims credibility to the Nod Off approach to learning by mentioning RESEARCH - 'Research has shown...' It would be useful to substantiate the claim with information on WHAT RESEARCH THIS IS.


title: A++!

text: This CD is awesome!<br /> But for 80.00? Continentals revived it and you can get it on their website for a lot less than 80 bucks.


title: You're Missing Out...

text: This is the Bee Gees' follow up to 1979's highly successful Spirits Having Flown, and is possibly the most overlooked and under-appreciated album in their extensive body of work.  Some really great tracks can be found here:  the title track, He's a Liar, Paradise, and (my personal favorite) Crying Every Day.  The album steps strongly away from disco while still including some dance-able tracks and, as always, features the brothers' signature harmony, Robin's vibrato, and Barry's non-falsetto ability.  Hard to imagine you can only get this in vinyl or out-of-print import versions.  Alas, the anti-disco/anti-Bee Gees wave in the U.S. at the time of its original release really clobbered air time opportunities for this album, and sales were quite disappointing.  For my money, this is more interesting than Spirits, and you're missing out if you haven't given it a listen.


I first heard the song Stockholm in the 90s on KUT-FM in Austin. I was immediately enchanted by it and had to find out who was playing. At the time, I had never heard of Jeff Golub, but Stockholm remains one of my favorite songs to this day. Of course, Jeff has become a very popular touring and recording jazz guitarist. His chops are amazing. I don't know if Avenue Blue recorded any more albums, but Jeff creates music under his name now.


title: Great release

text: A really good show. The recording is spectacularly well mixed.


title: Me gustó mucho. Con todo mi respeto, pudo ...

text:
Me gustó mucho. Con todo mi respeto, pudo haber tenido mejores arreglos para la orquesta.
El talento de Susana merece mejores arreglos y quizas una big band .

Milton


title: A Beatles tribute that will not disappoint. Simply beautiful.

text: I was shocked when I heard this quartet on the radio here on Oahu! I was an avid Beatlemaniac back in the day. What a beautiful tribute to the Fab Four❣


title: nice music

text: they sent the wrong copy but stood behind it. i did have to pay to send it back a little hassle


title: Five Stars

text: Love it. Cant get over there music.


title: Product received without delay or damage

text: It was a gift for my daughter and she enjoyed it


title: LOVES IT

text: MY DAUGHTER REALLY LOVED THE CD, POSTERS, PICTURES, STICKERS AND CARDS.  I THOUGHT IT WAS A GREAT DEAL FOR ALL THAT WAS INCLUDED!!!


title: Great album!

text: This is one of the best worship albums I have heard....I never get tired of listening to it. Anointed and gifted, this guy is.


title: tap music

text: The music is okay I don't usually use it.  Big band music works better.


title: Dev is the best!

text:
The Cataracs sometimes overdo stuff, like with "In My Trunk", but there is no voice like Dev's, and it clearly comes through in  most tracks, especially "Bass Down Low" and "In the Dark". Sensual without sexualizing. Smooth without sickly sweet. This is an album you want to get and play over and over. Maybe you'll find a track or two you don't like, or find it uneven, but Devness is constant!

I'm disappointed "Booty Bounce" didn't make it. I'll have to download the track separately.


title: THE SWINGING ELVES - LET'S PARTY WITH SANTA ! [AUDIO CD]

text:
TRACKS

1. WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS

2. WHITE CHRISTMAS

3. SLEIGH RIDE

4. RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER

5. SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN

6. JOY TO THE WORLD

7. SILVER BELLS

8. AULD LANG SYNE (NEW YEARS EVE SONG)

9. I SAW MOMMY KISSING SANTA CLAUS

10. WE THREE KINGS

[1993 CD PILZ ENTERTAINMENT UPC# 036244841826]


title: Love love love love this mix!

text: My ultimate favorite ‘mixtape’ great to listen to or play in the background while having guests!


title: I'll be honest. I didn't listen to it.

text: I have no idea who these guys are or what they are about. My niece had it on her Christmas list. What I do know is I have moved to the top stop for #1 uncle. So I've got that going for me.


title: Saw it at the store and was intrigued

text: I saw this in the bargain bin of a big box store years ago and bought it on a whim.  it has turned out to be one of my favorite albums.  It is bright, bouncy, and even though I don' t know the language I "feel" the message.  I don't know much about this genre, I just know I like it.  You won't regret buying it.


title: Five Stars

text: EXCELLENT ITEM FROM GREAT SELLER


title: Nice

text: Nice and clear


title: Nice

text: Gift for my daughter one more for her collection


title: Anointed

text: I have Keith Green's volume 1 & 2, he was very anointed and the songs are really good. He had his own style, that is for sure, but they are still really good, I would recommend it to anyone else.


title: Five Stars

text: I LOVE the dwarves!!


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Five Stars

text: great cd


title: GOMU GOMU

text: Absolutely amazing, came within a decent amount of time with a HANDWRITTEN letter thanking me and a little Japanese rice treat.  I am so happy they took the time to write a letter and send me a little treat.  The product is great and exceeds expectations, it is beautiful


title: Five Stars

text: ok for me, gift for another


title: Five Stars

text: good gift


title: sound of johnny cash

text:
I HAVE THIS ON RECORD AND HAVE WAITED FOR IT TO COME OUT ON CD
IT IS SOME OF HIS BEST WORK HE HAS DONE.
IF YOU'R A CASH FAN THIS IS A MUST
RICHARD


title: Excellent

text: Just wonderful


title: Good

text: Excellent efficient service


title: Music for the Movie-goer!

text:
After listening to this CD repeatedly, I knew it was something I had to rave about. The pianist and arrangements are fantastic! I've reviewed each piece for convenience. This CD is a must have for all movie lovers!

Track #1: "Over the Moon" and "Flying Theme"
The instrumental music begins, quickly identifying this classic movie favorite. The intricate detail of quickly played notes envelops the soul as the beginning of the piece grips your emotion and evokes nostalgia. The ebb and flow of the notes come together like a finely stitched quilt, and before you realize it, you are taken on a journey through a cool October sky. Weaving in and out with an accelerated pace until the "Flying Theme" begins bringing in another pulse and dimension to the body of work. Delicately, David Glen Hatch gently graces the notes with easy and effortlessness. But alas, in the second section we remember the heartbreak the music evokes, and the possibility of a new adventure.
One of my personal favorites, this song is the perfect beginning to the album as it gears the listener for the bevy of musical gifts soon to be heard.

Track #2:  "Feather Theme"
As the piece begins you feel heartache. The mixed emotion of joy and sorrow meet for a perfect composition of truth. And then - as the music continues -- joy wins, and warmth and love surround. The tenderly placed notes enhance the musicality, and transforming you to an easier time.
An oldie but goodie, there's something definitively special about this piece; the way it's performed completely outshines the music itself.

Track #3 "Briony"
Deception. Betrayal. The unequivocal anger and pain bellow through the speakers as if never to be forgiven. Eerie and daunting, the music rises until utter blackness, and the piece is complete.
The fast paced melody is gripping and emotionally raw. I thoroughly enjoyed the extensive dynamic and feel of this piece.

Track #4 "The Cottage on the Beach"
In the beginning of the piece the harp carries the listener away into a beautiful dream; one where love and passion live unbridled. Gradually the tone changes to hesitation, but only for a moment before the dearest feelings of whimsy and affection ensue.
As I listen to this piece I picture myself in a hammock slowly rocking in the middle of forget-me-not fields. The dependability of assonance brilliancy is never once ignored. The beauty of each individual note is more incredible than the last. I could no sooner choose a favorite star in the sky. Brilliant!

Track #5 "Love Letters"
In the beginning the urgency of something unyielding is unfathomable. The ache for what can't be brings a visceral response. And then, for an instant, there is calm as the violin in weeping. The duet of intangible melodious anguish is mesmerizing.
It's remarkable how David Glen Hatch seems to capture every emotive note and expressive feeling the writer has penned, and without seeing some of the movies no less.  I would say that it is only pure genius who can complete such a task!

Track #6 "Atonement"
The melody line explains a lifetime of compunction. Each tenderly expressed note tells a different story of forgiveness, regret, and inner conflict.
This piece is honest. The masterfully stroked keys breathe so much life and integrity. I savored each musical breath, and understood atonement.

Track #7 "Theme from Beauty and the Beast"
An epic love song with an epic arrangement, the music of "Beauty and the Beast" gives you, whether young and old, the vision of living in a fairy tale where dreams always do come true.  The constant crescendo builds up into a culmination of joy and unfathomable love.

Track #8 "Theme from Schindler's List"
Grey and haunting, like a memory we'd like to forget. The feeling of extreme despair shakes you to the core as we remember the immeasurable agony for those involved. The violin pronounces a picture of grief so impeccably that it's hard to not weep for the pain of our kindred human beings. And, with a final note, it is as if the coffin is closed.
This piece, out of the entire album, may be the most beautiful rendition of music every played! As I sit and listen to each tender note, it's hard to imagine how difficult it was to find the inner strength to give such a gripping performance. There are no words to describe the magnificence of the playing in this piece. The emotion is raw and genius. I can literally feel a palpable pain-- profound and blatant. Right before the violin comes in for the final time, the unrestrained piano brilliance reminds us once more of the true genius of David's playing. As the piece closes with those two unforgettable violin notes, tears fall down my face -- I have never before heard anything more beautiful!

Track #9 "Minor Piano Variation & Track #10 "Piano Variation in Blue"
These two selections are whimsical and full of fantasy. I combined my review of these two pieces because I have the same feelings in both. I enjoyed the articulately played notes. The many eighth and sixteenth notes give the pieces an overall feel of imagination in the way they've been presented. In the second selection, the use of the entire keyboard adds greater dimension, conveying the realism of dreams.

Track #11 "My Heart Will Go On"
This selection is a simple melody; I never felt engaged with this song when I've heard it before, and I've felt James Horner put as little effort into it as possible hoping for a little Hollywood magic to propel his vision, which it did. However, I feel that David's arrangement breathes more life into this piece than James Horner or Celine Dion (one of my favorites) ever could. The arrangement David created has much more feeling and depth than what the original music has to offer. I can honestly say David Glen Hatch changed my mind about this piece, and I now like it much more.

Track #12 "Theme from the King's Speech"
This is an enjoyable movie, with even more enjoyable music. I adore this piece! The feelings of rapture and grandeur, effervesce and majesty, and then heroism and triumph. The melody is enthusiastic and vibrant, and you end up feeling invigorated and cheery.
I love the way the arrangement has captured the feel of the movie.

Track #13, 14, 15 &16 "Dawn," "Georgiana," "The Secret Life of Daydreams," & "Liz on Top of the World."
The feel of these songs' is like floating on a cloud. It's the perfect place to daydream and feel closer to your subconscious desires. Deliberately playful and completely contemporary, we get the perfect mix of 19th century politics and 21st century refinement. Each selection hones in on its own distinctive story line, but synchronizes the songs into a brilliant masterpiece which is Pride & Prejudice.

Track #17 "Evergreen"
Beautifully modern, and gently played, this piece revisits a time of unbridled love. This arrangement is sensitive and emotionally evoking. Testing the fates of time, "Evergreen" is one of those songs that will never get lost in the progressive modern day of "newer and better," but will remain a steadfast staple of irrefutable class.

Track #18 "When You Wish upon a Star"
One of my favorite songs from a film, "When You Wish upon a Star" is reminiscent of childhood and all things good stemming from an easier time. The piano arrangement with a jazz feel initially puts a more current spin on this classic, but finishes with grandeur. The arpeggios give a perfect "David Glen Hatch" touch. Listening to this selection made me feel like a child wishing I could lay under the piano and daydream while my daddy tickled the ivories once again.


title: Masterfully Wonderful

text: I have not done an extensive review of this album yet but I will say this much.  If you like to love on Christ and spend intimate time alone in worship this is a wonderful tool.


title: MOA well pleased

text: Product was amazing. Even my mom thought it was cool. It arrived super early, only 2 days after i ordered it! I got a Soobin PC and a Yeonjun photo as well. Please note that this product does not come with the poster. I for one was not upset about this because i never hang up my posters due to fear of damaging them, but others may be upset. The package was delivered safely and undamaged and exactly as described. Overall, i am very happy and would definitely recommend this product to another MOA.


title: I LOVE IT

text: It came in great condition and I got a photo card of Jinnie and Innie


title: An amazing CD

text: This talented group combines the traditions of barbershop with that of a capella singing with skill, humor, and sensitivity.


title: Five Stars

text: Good product. As promised. Works well. THanks.


title: Five Stars

text: Just received excited to play. Thx


title: spirit!

text: Inspiration


title: Three Stars

text: A+


title: Expensive resale

text: You can buy this from twiztid themselves at a fraction the price. Don't waste your money.


title: Excellent product, excellent response

text: I've been looking for this forever.  Excellent product, excellent response.


title: Karen t

text: I love Christmas instrumental music and have been a collector of this type of music for many years.  I have found in this album the best, most beloved music played by a wonderful orchestra.  It brings back memories of Christmas seasons gone by when my family would play this type of music for all December holiday parties.  It's a MUST BUY!


title: Evening music

text: Excellent music..perfection


title: Perfect for car journeys

text: We bought this set for long car journeys.  Our kids are so enthralled with the stories that they don't want to get out of the car when we arrive at our destination.


title: False Advertisement

text: Did not receive the cover art sleeve as advertised.  I could have paid $1.00 for the 45 and not $10.00.  It was the picture sleeve art that I wanted.  Very disappointed.


I'm a little sad that my album did not come with a poster. Without a live day card it was okay but without the poster tore my heart. Hope future buyers take that into consideration. The photobook is a blast to look through, all the baes look stunning <3 Music is beautiful!!! Just as expected.


title: This CD is awesome for children's choirs because the kids can hear the ...

text: This CD is awesome for children's choirs because the kids can hear the voices and music and then just the instruments.  I love Cedarmont Muisc.


title: Five Stars

text: Best Syd tribute ever-CD has bonus trax!


title: As a huge Floyd collector, I couldn't even get ...

text: As a huge Floyd collector, I couldn't even get 1/2 of this stuff on bootlegs before.Here, on CD, it's the best


title: Five Stars

text: Sounds better than any bootleg recordings I have of this


title: Three Stars

text: They were MUCH better live


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT!


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Love this cd!

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title: Well..it could be worse

text: Okay so Willa Ford got fAmous not for her "wonderful" singing and her "great" songs. She got famous because she slept with a backstreet boy. If it wasn't for Nick, she wouldn't be famous. She keeps saying she doesn't want to be compared to britney or christina but in all truth, there's nothing to compare. Christina can actually sing and britney.. well britnay got famous for her catholic school girl outift in baby one more time. This cd could be better if Willa didn't sound like she was trying so hard. I did like this cd. I wanna be bad and ooh ooh and wish were the only decent songs on this album. the other songs were okay but hardly worth repeating. not to mention the fact that willa cant sing.


title: grace grace and more grace

text: Need I say more Joyce Meyers has did it again grace grace and more grace is a must have....excellent excellent excellent


title: Good balance?

text: Bom Balanco is a group based out of Salvador Bahia Brazil. Their style can best be described as Axe but it also has a pagode feel to it. This band has a nice party sound to them and I imagine that they are very popular at carnaval. However one of my favorites on this cd is a slower song called Daniela.


title: Thank you!

text: Came in perfect condition with everything! Seller even sent extra photo cards! Thank you!


title: Beautiful in its simplicity; straightforward teaching.

text:
I have been listening to Bodhipaska's Guided Meditations: For Calmness, Awareness, and Love CD for years, and own several others of his too. So when my ADHD-diagnosed teen began to struggle with anxiety over school, COVID-19 lockdown and that low-grade stress that accumulates in the background of every day, I thought about Bodhipaska.
Getting a teen to accept something that comes from a parent can be challenging, though. I knew that an invitation to sit with me in meditation would go over like a ton of bricks. I was thrilled to see he had a CD specifically for teens, and I thought "Why not try?"
I offered the disc, said that I had never heard this one (see! It's not mine!) but his others had really helped me so I thought maybe you'd like to try it... then left it. No pressure, no pitch. It took a few weeks, but eventually curiosity and the 'everything is terrible, so nothing to lose' attitude won out. Things have been better in our household. More taking a deep breath and less emotional outbursts.
I am not advocating skipping professional help. Meditation is not a substitute for counseling for those who need it, but it is most definitely another tool in the toolbox for all of us that can be very helpful.
Things I love about his CD's:
* He has a very approachable style. Simple, direct teaching of techniques in a way that is easy for beginners to understand.
*A methodical, no-nonsense, non-New Agey style that means it isn't off-putting to people who are Westerners, skeptics, science-not-spirituals, or religious people who fear that trying yoga or meditation might convert them to Buddhism. (That's a thing, trust me.)
*He has a very warm and calm voice (with a lovely Scottish lilt). Quite soothing- if you didn't manage to meditate, just listening to him speak would drop your tension levels a few degrees.
*There is no weird music in the background that makes you feel like you stepped into a massage parlor. Just his voice.
So if you are a teen looking for a way to turn life down a notch, or a parent hoping to add another tool to your child's life skills toolbox, this is a good option with a great teacher.


title: fun audio book

text: i loved the worst witch series growing up and am a big audio book listener and glad to be able to get these books on cd


title: CD doesn't work so I returned it but never got credit

text: We put it in CD player and it just ejects it and won't play! We play other CDs so it's not the player.  2nd CD I have bought that doesn't work!!


title: Very good but not the best

text: Several other reviewers seem to be reviewing other sets, for example DG's Complete Beethoven set.  My review is for the Brendel/Rattle set of the five piano concertos.  Overall it is a good set, and generally better than  Brendel's other two recordings of the complete concertos.  However, I must  admit to a little disappointment with nos. 1 and 5, the Emperor.  I think  this stems mostly from the recording quality, which is just average. I  think the orchestra's contribution cannot be heard as well as some other  sets (Zimmerman on DG, and Ashkenazy with Cleveland on Decca), which is a  pity since the Vienna Phil. does perform well as usual.  I also thought  Brendel's playing is a bit sloppy on the Fifth, almost as though he misses  some notes.  It doesn't seem like he and the orchestra are in perfect sync.  The price is too high as others have noted.  I'm also surprised by how  highly praised this set was by both Gramophone magazine and the new Penguin  Guide.  I think they missed the boat.  If you are buying the complete set,  you might try Kempff with the Berlin Philharmonic on DG, Zimmerman with  Bernstein on DG (particularly if you like the Vienna sound), or Ashkenazy  as pianist and conductor with Cleveland on Decca.  Any of these sets will  bring lasting listening pleasure.


title: Wennblom at her finest

text: If this CD is in stock, order it immediately.  This is Carolyn Wennblom at her finest.  Excellent music, poor marketing.  Buy it now.


title: BABY GIFT

text: I really like this product for gift-giving for baby showers, birthday, toddlers and young preschool as well as young elementary!


title: Fell in Love with Bol4

text: Very catchy, amazing vocals. Not your average kpop. Bol4 has an acoustic, authentic sound, they feel like and are the opposite of a prefab group. I bought everything they've done after buying this.


title: Requiem for Philips

text: No, don't even try it. Leave this recording right where it is. Verdi's Requiem is too great a masterpiece to tolerate this disrespect.


title: Five Stars

text: the CD's are great I love the music. Thank You


title: Five Stars

text: Good CD


title: Five Stars

text: A+


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal and service


title: A long day in the sun.

text:
You've been on the beach all day. You've gone swimming; surfing; kiteboarding; had hotdogs followed by ice cream; hit on girls; played volleyball; walked under the pier among other things. The sun is setting, but the heat from the sun is still beating down on you. You're shoulders and the back of your neck are sunburnt. You're almost strung out and exhausted. However, you think back to your wonderful day at the beach, and while you're a little beat as its the end of a long day, you had fun along the way. That's my analogy for this album.

TLE is my favorite band and as soon as the album was announced, I had pre-ordered it. The day came when the album arrived in the mail and upon listening to it, I wasn't sure what to think. Upon first listen, the songs weren't nearly as good as the band's other work. I thought the album was on the dull side of things. I liked their song "Universe", which sounded reminiscent of their old stuff, but the rest of the album seemed a little wishy washy. It sure didn't have the punkabilly/ awesome guitar/ pop sensible/ raw rock sound I had come to expect from the band. The album was somehow missing the magic sauce. As an album, and not including their EP's, it's probably their weakest. The songs are a little wishy-washy and some of the pop hooks I've come to expect weren't there. The best songs on the album are: Heatwave, Song for the Lonely, Ride the Wave Boy, Universe, and The Ending is just the Beginning Repeating. Besides those songs, the album is a little meh to me. So as a whole album, I'd give it 3 stars and 4 stars if we ere just talking about these 5 songs.

Heatwave, is on the short side and is the most "punk" sounding on the album. Song for the lonely is a nice sing along, radio friendly. It has nice pacing and builds well. Ride the Wave Boy is the most relaxing song on the album. It almost sound like the band were tired when they wrote the song. It has a lot of reverb and setts an eerie mood. It's probably the jazziest song on the album. Universe sounds out of place on this album. It sounds like it was a song that was supposed to be on an earlier album, but got cut. Its easily the best song on the album. Its fast, upbeat, elegant and clear, al wile having a message of strength hope and honesty. The title track, and first single off the album,starts off moody, picks up in the pre-chorus and goes on from there. It does feel a little strained however. As for the rest of the album, it's ok, but as for as album rock, I tend to skip it.


title: Don’t let the ‘boy band’ fool you...

text: This mini album is phenomenal and the best transition for an American markets. A collection of pop, rap and hip hop music takes you on a musical journey from start to finish.  The talent is rich on this album and these men couldn’t have done a better job keeping me entertained. The best part is that the melodies translate whether you speak English or Korean. Highly recommend you take a listen.


title: Feels good

text: This album touched me in a very special place.


title: No photocard

text: Mine came arrived in good condition, but the album was missing a photocard, which is the whole reason I bought the album. Very disappointed about that.


title: No comment - $907 CD

text: The 80s were truly great ! The music was new, unfiltered and revolutionary, and for the low low price of $907 + $3.99 shipping you can purchase a piece of history !! (Living in oblivion volume 4 - Sold by Mega-Movie-deals) Was the currency supposed to be in pesos ?? Is the CD made of gold ? WTH??


title: Value for the money

text: What can I say ? A 975$ CD never sounded so good! - WTF ?? (Wheres the funds?)


title: My Favorite Bluegrass Album

text: I discovered this CD when stopping at Tamarack, WV years ago. It is by far my favorite bluegrass album because of it's soul and genuine sound.  This is a mix of standards and original songs that flows with emotion from beginning to end.  The fiddle and claw hammer banjo are priceless. the guitar and mandolin are distinctive to their sound. Even the low-fidelity nature of the recordings lends to the timber of this album giving the instrumental breaks and vocals a unique character.  The vocals are patently "high and lonesome" while the instrumentation is virtuous and (in my humble opinion) just the right dose of sloppy to qualify for magical! I recommend this album for anyone who loves bluegrass and roots music.


title: CD in good condition, no photocard within album

text: The album came earlier than expected and that was awesome! Was disappointed to see that the photocard was not included with the album purchase. But besides that, the CD played fine!


title: Farther along / songs of the South

text: All songs a great pick.  However, the song, "Farther Along," was best sung by the performer in the movie, "Winter's Bone."  Would like to hear more songs from her.<br />BF


title: Three Stars

text: Was disapointed (sp) The record buyers guide (my other Bible) over-rated this. Has they did with Brinsely Shwatrtz


title: photobook was falling apart

text: when the album arrived it came early but the photobook was falling out and I didn't get any of the  pre order items . Besides that the album was good


title: Five Stars

text: Really cool Christian metal! The Metallica comparison is unwarranted, because Thresher has their own vibe.  Thresher, please release more...


title: sheet music

text: where do I get sheet music for this heavenly music. I learned how to play I will Celebrate by ear, but man I'm sure I have quite a few notes mixed up. I long for the sheet music inside this man's brain.


title: the binding was dried and breaking. happy otherwise!

text: The binding of the album was dried out and breaking so I have to treat my album very delicately. However, I’ve always wanted this album so I’m fine with the issue.


title: Five Stars

text: great Basque Choral music!  love it!


title: my favorite red velvet album !!

text: everything arrived in perfect condition, nothing was broken or scratched up or bent. i got an irene photocard !! okay but fr tysm for having this in stock, i’ve been wanting this album for 3 years now bc it’s my favorite red velvet album of all time bc it’s so sexy😩😩


title: Pure music indeed!  Excellent sound quality and surround mix for trumpet fans

text:
I waited a long time for this. Throughout my life Pure Music has remained my top favorite album. I never expected to hear it in such surround-sound glory!

Pure Music is aptly named. Each of Chase's three albums showed evolutionary growth. By the time Pure Music was released Chase was at a musically creative peak. 4-trumpet composition had reached a level of sophistication not before heard. The recording quality on this release is excellent.  The quad mix is discrete and integrates well with the musical flow.

Chase (S/T) was my favorite album until Ennea arrived. The sound quality is a notch below Pure Music, and the quad mix is not as well integrated. That being said this SACD is heads and shoulders above any quad version I've heard before.

Highly recommended to trumpet and surround fans.


title: This made a hit with all the teens and adults ...

text: This made a hit with all the teens and adults at Christmas!  Arrived packaged securely and in time for our celebration.


title: Really good!

text: I was worried if it didn't work but it did! I got it as a gift for my boyfriends dad and he loves it! Thank you!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: Gift for my mom

text: Product arrived fast. New and in great condition. My mom loves it .


title: Here, SM Entertainment/Amazon…Take My $$$$

text: Soooo late in buying this but soooooo happy I did. If there’s one thing K-pop does well it’s the extras they add in. Yes, you’re paying a higher price for the added bonuses but to me it’s so worth it if you’re an international EXO-L like me.🖤 I pre-ordered DFTF and hope you all who love EXO do too.


title: Five Stars

text: As expected


title: Highly Recommend

text: These voices are incredible. You will love this cd.  High quality sound and beautiful music.


title: Great gift for a fan

text: Bought it for my daughter. She’s obsessed so she loves it.


title: Music

text: Great music


I bought this a few years ago and I loved it the first time I heard it.  I still love it!


title: Another awesome up beat and very good selection of song

text: Liked the great selections of the dongd


title: Five Stars

text: thank you


title: At Long Last!

text: So happy these albums have finally been released on cd!


title: quality product and seller!

text: this came extremely fast (nearly a week early) & is perfect! I also received a little surprise and I can't even begin to express my gratitude.


title: Junk

text: This is NOT a good replacement for the 500 series Racor filter


title: Truely the day the MUSIC died! Awsome Cd

text:
Hi folks,
On this cd we tried to capture the full essence of a true memorial to The Big Bopper, for those that knew him and for those that didn't. The Big Bopper (J. P. Richardson), was at the top with Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens, when on February 3, 1959, the entire country seemed to fall apart as the news (the first track of the cd) came across with the announcement of the death of the three biggest Rock and Roll stars had been killed in the tragic plain crash.

0We have worked for months to bring you this treasured music in one cd. It contains every known recording by the Bopper and a couple by Ritchie and Buddy. The songs are:
02. Three Stars by Tommy Dee...3:15
03. Chantilly Lace... 2:21 (these are all by the Bopper, until number 23).
04. Big Bopper's Wedding...2:11
05. Little Red Riding Hood...2:10
06. Walkin' Through My Dreams...2:19
07. Pink Petticoats...2:08
08. Purple People Eater Meets The Witchdoctor...2:14
09. White Lightnin'...2:07
10. Monkey Song (You Made A Monkey Out Of Me)...2:14
11. The Preacher And The Bear...2:22
12. Teenage Moon...2:44
13. It's The Truth Ruth...2:18
14. Beggar To A King...2:27
15. Old Maid...2:12
16. Strange Kisses... 2:02
17. Crazy Blues...2:08
18. That's What I'm Talking About...2:14
19. The Clock...2:25
20. Bopper's Boogie Woogie...3:12
21. Someone Watching Over You Tonight...2:32
22. Someone Watching Over You Tonight...2:28 (never released, from acetate. sounds a little rough, but better version, in my opinion)
23. Ritchie's Blues, Ritchie Valens...1:28
24. We Belong Together, Ritchie Valens...1:55
25. Rock Around With Ollie Vee, Buddy Holly...2:17
26. Not Fade Away, Buddy Holly...2:18
27. Valley Of Tears, Buddy Holly...2:05
28. Sleepwalk, Santo and Johnny...4:52 (extended Version  of the song played after the news flash on the networks)

If you are a Bopper Fan, or a fan of THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED Theme, this cd is a must... Excellent quality!


title: Times Fade Away & Where The Buffalo Roam - Neil Young.

text: Waited a long time for this album, the "Times Fade Away"part. Never heard of "Where The Buffalo Roam" and probably won't listen to it again.. The title track "Times Fade Away" is a real classic. One wouldn't think that this was a live album.


title: CD fine Jewel case shattered and useless

text: The CD is fine but the jewel case is scattered and useless. Want another one, Disapointing<br />Is anyone going to respond?


title: Singer & poet par excellence

text: Great Punjabi music & lyrics. Satinder Sartaaj has gained legend status at a very young age.


title: I'm not sure if I will be able to finish ...

text: I'm not sure if I will be able to finish listening to this audio book. The German pronunciation of both readers is so horrendous, it is hurting my ears. They got a Brit to read Private London and Private Games, but couldn't get someone who knows ANYTHING about German to read this book?!?!


title: You must listen to it to appreciate its power to transport you!

text: I would have to say that this one album is worth more to me, in terms of the content, the melodic ambience and transportive power it has, than my entire remaining library!  If one is lucky enough to own this very rare and unique work (although it may resemble some work that has come out of Enigma, it truly DOES stand by itself), that person will most likely feel the same way I do about each and every track!


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoyed it very much.  I also gave it as gifts the they also enjoyed it a lot


title: Dvd

text: Dad loves this and has played it over and over!!


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE IT


title: Merry Christmas boy band

text: Hard to find CD made my girls day when she received it


title: Nice and kind seller. A+

text: Nice and kind seller. Delivered perfectly.


title: Recopilación de Exitos

text: Fey dejo huella y  esta es la primera recopilaciòn de exitos de Fey, a la vez s una antologia de recuerdos de la epoca de los 90. Muy recomendable..


title: BEST ALBUM/CD Ever in history of world.

text: Sensational masterpiece. And I've been listening to pop/rock/dance for 40+ years.  So much to be found here. Listen to final 5 songs and the narrative of sound exploding and ending with "Edge of Glory." Play it on random on your cd player for a new experience. The folk/country version of BTW on extra disc AMAZING. Okay, BAD ROMANCE Gaga's best single, imo, but the leap from Fame/Monster to Born This Way unmatched in this century.


title: Five Stars

text: Amazing. Love this album. Definitely a great pop album with a deeper message. You go Gaga.


title: Five Stars

text: Although I left it wrapped, this box is a very important part of my gaga collection!


title: Pop pop pop!

text:
Scott Grimes appeared on Richard Carpenter's 1987 album "Time" and was described by Richard as having a bright future in music. By 1989 Richard had produced Scott's debut album and here it is. Some great melodies and Richard's usual pristine production make a very polished affair aimed at the youth market of the day.

The only problem is that I think it was hardly promoted and therefore did not really shift copies on either side of the Alantic. Was it ever even released in the UK?! Or was it aimed at the Japanese market where The Carpenters were huge and might have more of a chance of selling well?

Regardless, this is an enjoyable album if just a little bit too cutesy at times. You've Got A Friend, Call On Me and Only Love are excellent.


title: Not Bad

text: I Like it, but alot of the songs sound like born this way. but pretty good, not as good as fame, fame monster or art pop tho


title: The picture vinyl came in good condition!

text: This vinyl came in its original clear slipcase and the stickers. Its just like the photo. Looks new and unused


title: LOVE this entire CD

text:
LOVE this entire CD! Beautiful voice, beautiful music, beautiful casing. My only complaint is that I wish it didn't end. I listen to this almost every day and still can't get enough! If you're thinking about buying this, don't hesitate. Push the "add to cart" and "check-out" buttons now!

It's 2017 now and I still listen to this CD. The music is beautifully composed. I love hearing the various instruments. Very unique and comforting.


title: One of the best song Squire has!

text: I really love this song., it blesses me My copy is still in cassette tape. I am looking for a copy in cd.


title: Carly Simon CD

text: An awesome album!


title: Classic

text: A little wear on the cover. Vinyl in pretty good shape (good enough to not detract from the music). Musically quite good, instrumentally and vocally. Worth it for "Rain". Pretty hard to find music like this these days. Just good songs, really good singing. Fine instrumental backing. The album was recorded in 1972 at Electric Lady Studios and produced by Dave Palmer, so there is a lot of quality in the technical aspects of the record. The music is "soul" based but moves all around stylistically. All of the songs were written by either Jimmy or Bella Cameron, or by both.There is a really unique blending of  soul, funk, folk, and spiritual here. Oh yeah, if you can pick up a vinyl copy, the inside of the gate-fold cover is pretty cool!


title: Best book I've ever read

text:
This book hits on every area of my life that is important to me:  The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints (amazing examples of Christ-like love, missionary work, devotion to God, miracles, visions); compassion and eternal families.  Having been to the 'Sandwich Islands' a few times I know the people are tender hearted, pure and loving and seeing them portrayed in the book also drew me into the story.  The author and her team have completed extensive research and document most of the events which occur in the book so I was able to learn the history of much of the early days of the Gospel in the Islands.

Jonathan Napela is an absolutely amazing person who DOES belong to Heaven and clearly was Jesus's hands upon the earth.  He was an example to me of how we all should act and I want to act.  People refer to this book as slow at times and I am amazed as I was completely riveted to the book, I had to know what would happen next.

Be sure to have an entire box of tissues handy for the reading.


title: The best singer

text: Increíble cd


title: Disc Two is a Different

text: There are Two CD in the Case. Disc One is OK , But Disc Two Is not Match the song list.


title: This is one of my favorite Live Trax releases and the one I most commonly ...

text: This is one of my favorite Live Trax releases and the one I most commonly listen to (I make a three-hour round trip to see my grandfather every couple weeks and this is what I usually listen to). My only complaint (and the only thing preventing me from giving this five stars) is the high amount of covers (although "Time of the Season" and "Sweet Caroline" are standouts) and repeat songs ("The Idea of You", "Louisiana Bayou", "Down by the River", and "The Maker" were played both nights). Otherwise, this is a great release featuring songs Dave doesn't play much anymore ("Dreamgirl, "Hunger for the Great Light", "ABI"), although the lack of DMB standards "41", "Ants Marching", and "Two Step" is a bit puzzling (there's plenty of other releases with those songs though). This collection and Live Trax #6 (Fenway Park) are both must-have four-disc sets!


title: REFUND????

text: I realize it was probably my  fault for not reading the description very closely and did not see that it was a cassette.  Very poor quality. Could not send it back because of your rule, that once you open the package it is yours.  It ended up in the trash. Very disappointed


title: Portrait of an Unhappy Customer

text:
I would be glad to review this item if I had received the right one.  Instead I got "The Twilight Zone vol 2", an earlier release with completely different tracks.  I'm not yet sure whether the error lies with Amazon or the Marketplace dealer, since I have now noticed that while the description of the item is for "Best of TZ vol 2", the issue date given is for the earlier cd.  Apparently there's some confusion as to which one is actually being offered.

I just wanted to caution other prospective buyers of this item that your order, too, may pass through the Zone.  I'm only giving one star at this time, not because of the product (which I'm sure I would have liked), but because of the order screw-up.  If I ever get the right cd, I will be back with a proper review.


title: Best band that never made it

text: Zazu was on the same label Styx was in their early years, Wooden Nickel records. In my opinion they should have gotten the push instead of Styx. They had one of the best drummers period.


title: Fun & Funky

text: This is music you never knew actually existed...wailing saxes, exotic sitars...thundering guitars..."Phase Six Superstereo" is a  collection of songs from 1960s era Italian exotic films.  Some are  seductively sexy, some are brazenly flashy, and some are darkly  suspenseful.  The first track "Desert Heat" by Peter Hamilton is  a real stunner...this is like high class striptease music.  Other  highlights include a really exotic version of Duke Ellington's signature  tune "Caravan," the standard "I Found My Love In  Portofino," and a really breathy version of "Mas Que Nada."  Wow...this stuff really transports you to another world!  The Italian label  Plastic has done a commendable job restoring these archaic soundtracks and  pressing them on CDs.  For further exploration check out their  "Stroboscopica V.2" or any of the "Beat At Cinecitta"  series.  I have a lot of these now, but "Phase Six Superstereo"  stands as one of the best and most consistent.  If you're a real  musichead...don't waste any more time and get it!


title: Blah!

text: This CD harkens back to Bavarian "volksmusik."  Think of "Mack the Knife" or "Komm Mein Schatz" sped up to a techno beat, with an annoying singer who can do nothing but brag about how  all the girls love him.<br />This is currently is hit in Europe, and I  really can understand why.  It's perfect "Eurotrash," and it's  really fun; if you don't listen to it too much.  That said, it's pretty  banal.  Anton should stay in Tirol.


title: Excellent Meditiaton and Relaxation Music

text: Oliver Shanti's song collections on this album is phenomenal! He captures every essence and meaning of the phrase Spiritual Enlightenment. You can physically feel your soul transcending to a higher plain of existence with his mesmorizing collection of harmonic melodious rhythms. A MUST HAVE in everyone's meditation and relaxation collection of music.


title: great live band

text: Living in Kansas City, I've been lucky enough to see the Ssion a few times live.  Most of their recorded output doesn't impress me as much as the live shows I've seen, but this album is still pretty good.  Their new album Fool's Gold is amazing, albeit really odd.  Try to get that one.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful music, great quality CD.


title: No me gusto el CD lo de volvi y no me regresaron mi $$$ Dinero 💰 ☹ son unos Ratetos

text: No me gustó es un mal CD lo de volví y no me regresaron mi $$$Dinero 💰 ☹ son unos Rateros malos


title: A collector's dream

text: I am a collector and this is a classic. Start with the album cover which has her husband in the background of the photo. On the back, you have a blurb written by her uncle and first unofficial manager Bill Owens. This is 1969, recorded at RCA Nashville Sound, vinyl stereo. This is Dolly becoming great. You have her distinctive voice with all the charm of that age. It includes five of her own songs out of a total of 12 tracks, these are 'Til Death Do Us Part, Evening Shade, Daddy, My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy,Gypsy Joe and Me. These are haunting numbers and we see all of the early talent of Dolly. There is a song penned by Bill Owns, I'm Fed up of You. She covers In the Ghetto, by Scot Davis. Home For Pete Sake by Rudy Preston. I really love her cover of The Monkey's Tale, by Leona Reese. I could go on and on, but for anyone who can get there hands on this gem, they will not reget it.


title: Great East European jazz

text: Tremendous music, unexpectedly wonderful jazz from East German and Polish musicians.


title: Five Stars

text: Amazing!


title: Five Stars

text: best ever!!!


title: Fun for kids in the car and on the go!

text: This has been great entertainment for my kids to listen to in the car. They act completely calm and quiet while driving when they're listening to the songs. I remember listening to these when I was a kid and I'm glad it's still going. Plus, they get to learn about God!


title: Tokio Hotel never stops Amazing me, all their songs are great love the ...

text: Tokio Hotel never stops Amazing me, all their songs are great love the German versions better seems how 99% they are the original song this the last album I'm missing from that band and they are extremely nice in person as well (:(:


title: WONDERFUL TRUE COUNTRY MUSIC!!

text: THIS IS THE BEST COUNTRY MUSIC I BOUGHT IN YEARS!! IT DID NOT COST ME HUNDREDS EITHER, IT WAS NEW AND ONLY $20.00 PLUS $4.00 SHIPPING!! THE MALPASS BROTHERS ARE THE BEST COUNTRY SINGERS YOU CAN BUY NOW.<br />I GOT THREE MALPASS CDS IN THE MAIL TODAY AND HAVE BEEN LISTENING TO THEM ALL NIGHT SO FAR AND HAVE REALL, TRULY BEEN ENJOYING THEIR SINGING!!  THEY ARE THE BEST. THEY ARE NOT ONLY GREAT SINGERS THEY ARE ALSO TERRIFIC ENTERTAINERS TOO.


title: Number one CD of all time! Make sure to get it!

text: I have to say this is a number one CD of all time. If you don't have this cd I recommend  you to get it now! They are hard to find. It will bless you greatly. The power and the anointing is so great, and the song selection is wonderful!  Mark Miller Music4HimNow.com


title: A little taste of heaven

text: North Little Rock First Pentecostal Church CD Persuaded The Summit Live! Is an amazing project your going to want to add to your library~! From the first song to the last one on this project your going to be blessed like never before. As you listen to this CD you will soon recognize that this project and those involved have been with Jesus! There is something different when a song or project has the anointing. It's the anointing that breaks the yoke of sin, and sets people free to become what God has called them to be!~ So if you need a new song for your church choir, or something to bless you get this CD why they last. Mark Miller Music4HimNow Ministry [...]


title: Love for America and God

text: I have to say this CD is amazing in the fact that it brings you in front of America and makes you think of what we must do to get our country back on the right track to God. It is up to us to pray for America. This is a CD you will want to have in your collection. Every song is great and some of the songs are great for your church choir. Mark Miller Music4HimNow Ministry.


title: Great Music

text: This CD is one you will want to have in your collection. Nancy Grandquist is a great and anointed singer. This CD is amazing and at the same time one that will bless you every time you hear it. Make sure to mark your collection to get this one. Mark Miller Music4HimNow Ministry.


title: Music4HimNow Ministry

text: This LP is one of the best LPs at this time! The music was way ahead of it's time. Every song on this LP is great. It's a LP you will want to purchase. The Doug Davis Trio was anointed and spirit filled. If your looking for great music for your church even today it will bless you. Mark Miller Music4HimNow Ministry.


title: A Great LP one of my favorite of all time

text: If your wanting to add a new LP to your collection try to find this one of a kind LP. It's very rare and very hard to find.Every song on this LP speaks a message and has a great story behind each song. I have this LP and would never sale, trade or give my copy away.It's a great piece of history to have in your possession. Just think Bill Gaithers first LP signed with Benson in 1964. Thank you Mark Miller [...]  Music4HimNow Ministry.


title: Great Music

text: If your a collector of great music you will want to add this Lp to your collection! It has really blessed me! There are so many great songs on this Lp . I know you will be Blessed! Mark Miller Music4HimNow Ministry!


title: Great Music

text:
Terry Robinson's Lp Transformation is a great LP that you will want to add to your collection.
I have the LP and have to say it is a great LP to have in your collection. The entire LP is anointed and full of Praise and worship~!

Mark Miller
Music4HimNow Ministry


title: Davis Pedigo

text:
This CD is one of the best CD projects that Geron Davis or Tim Pedigo has ever done.
It is a must for every Gospel Collector. It blessed me and was such an inspiration.
It's out of print and is very hard to find. Most people who are selling this project are asking
around $30.00. Mark Miller:)


title: Great CD

text: I really loved this CD.  It arrived in no time at all to my enjoyment.


title: Five Stars

text: Great item just as described thank you


title: Old School Cover Madness!

text:
I was a HUGE Kids Incorporated fan when it was on TV.  And I listened to this tape ENDLESSLY.  So I remember a lot about it, especially since I still have it.  For your consumption, I will contribute some extra information.  This tape stars the original five members:  Gloria (who later went on to become one-hit wonder Martika), Renee, Stacy (who will grow up to be Fergie from Black Eyed Peas), The Kid, and Mickey.  The track listing (not in order) consisted of:

1. Kids Incorporated Theme Song
2. Against All Odds (Take A Look at Me Now)
3. Cruel Summer
4. Don't Fight it
5. Drive
6. Dynamite
7. Ghostbusters Theme
8. When You're All Alone (Original Song!)
9. Holding Out for a Hero
10. I Can Dream About You
11. I'm So Excited
12. Jump
13. Let's Hear it for the Boy
14. The Warrior

All these songs were from the first season of the television show, and all except "When You're All Alone" were covers.

If you can find a copy of this album, I suggest you buy it.  It was the Kidz Bop of its day, and the songs are all catchy and fun and kid-friendly.


title: Five Stars

text: I love it.


title: Five Stars

text: Good !


title: A superb set of acoustic demos

text: A first-class complete compilation of the demos from the All Things Must Pass album laid down for the producer, Phil Spector, in May 1970 before the sessions began, and many of which didn't make the final product. An essential collection of rarities for the George Harrison fan.


title: Postive Review

text: Received exeptional service and product.


title: Why isn't this jewel on CD????

text:
This is where James takes a side step away from his usual upbeat repertoire and dip his toes into the up incoming blues rock from the 'white blues bands' playing the Chicago clubs.  The backing band consisted of Michael Bloomfield and Matt 'Guitar' Murphy on guitar, with Stu Woods on drums and Todd Rundgren on slide guitar as well as producing the album. The whole thing has a mellow in the pocket groove that really works well.

Unfortunately, his fans didn't buy it and the record label dropped them.

James went back to his upbeat forte and his next release was a huge monster.

So, if you enjoy the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Muddy Waters 'Father and Sons' CD and anything by Sonny Boy Williamson then this needs to be in your collection.

This is one of just a few that is still on my Release to CD Wish List.


title: Poster was not included.

text: Poster wasn’t included, though Preston’s condition of the vinyls.


title: It's a buyer beware world out there...

text: Sorry to have heard you got stuck with a poor quality bootleg of this long awaited CD. Mine however, is the real deal. Cuts and slabs of raw meat, decapitated doll heads and parts strewn around the band's laps and shoulders. George is standing behind smiling, but looking a bit reluctant to join his mates in the photograph. No doubt his previous introduction to Eastern Mysticism was already embracing vegetarianism. At  the time of its release from Capitol, numerous hits not on found on any American LPs became available for the first time. And there are yet a few tracks not issued on any UK LP, except for compilations. My copy of "Yesterday"...and Today Butcher cover CD release came in a traditional jewel case, which is what I prefer personally. Looking inside, you'll see the original background of the Trunk cover was taken. The best part of this particular release, was it wasn't remastered. This LP was never owned by Parlophone, so perhaps that in and of itself should have raised red flags. The rights have always belonged to Capitol, and they've taken each and every opportunity to hold out for the much awaited 50th Anniversary celebrations. And yes, the Mono and Stereo versions are all in here. Now a note on the original cover. Rumor had it that The Beatles put out the original cover in protest over how their songs were taken off previous Parlophone LPs, ie: "butchered" and forced into the "Yesterday"...and Today album. In checking out an interview from John on YouTube, he was quite upset about changing the Butcher cover, and wanted it released "as is". Finally available but hard to find, apparently. Fans have been eagerly waiting for this particular issue quite a few years now. Make sure you see the Capitol logo on the cover before buying it. It's also on the CD. I would expect no other for authenticity. Apple still holds some of the rights, and you'll also see that evident on back side of the cover. The Apple logo is also on the CD. For all intends and purposes, the CD pictured here is not the original. Sorry, but it's true. I'm surprised to see a bootleg on Amazon's site, but this one is bogus, faithful fans. My rating goes to Capitol's issue only.


title: Harrison's Masterpiece... And A Final Farewell.

text: When The Beatles broke up as a group, each already had a back-log solo LP ready and waiting for an official contribution to the eagerly awaiting fans. Lennon and McCartney recorded somewhat stripped down albums, howbeit some of the tracks were brilliant in their own account. Harrison on the other hand, gathered a myriad of friends and backup musicians for a lush and well accomplished work of sheer genius. It was met with high acclaim. The 3 LP set was recorded in George's home studio, at Friar Park. However, the production was primarily done by Phil Spector. Master tapes were sent to Spector's own studio in LA, and remixed there. In reading a biography during this period, messages were sent back and forth between George and Phil, and quite a bit of critique was conveyed concerning Harrison's arrangements. I doubt I could  take such criticism quite as well, personally speaking. But the result was a masterpiece none the less. Again, Spector's "wall of sound" made a few of the tracks rather overdone on the high end, and tweaked the treble just a little too much. It was brassy on some of the original orchestrations, while a couple seemed a muddled and murky on the lower end. This would be my conclusion of the 2 of 3 albums included in the original boxed set. The third titled as: Apple Jam, was primarily just that. With close friend Eric Clapton, it was impromptu, and obviously George and Eric wanted to rock. No vocals except for It's Johnny's Birthday. A comical and relatively short track of variable tape speeds, which added some amusement to the song. The rest was an improvised "jam" as the label on the LP indicated. Let's just say it wasn't the best from either musicians. As Harrison's long time battle with cancer and recovery from a life threatening attack had taken its toll, his time was nearing the end as we knew him. He wanted to remaster All Things Must Pass in its entirety, but a few of the original line up had also passed. Particularly some of the backup vocalists on My Sweet Lord. Together with George's son Dhani, the two of them completed necessary overdubs in remaking what was the most successful hit on the project. All of Phil Spector's production work was beautifully toned down, and evened out. Now this was a remaster to be proud of! A few well done demos were also added in, notably an acoustic version of Beware Of Darkness. The original black and white photo was digitally colorized, and the 3 LPs were bumped down into a 2 CD format. Sadly, George passed away after its release. Brainwashed was released in 2002. But from my understanding, and I could be wrong on this, was already 'in the can' as it's called. As Let It Be was also released after Abbey Road. However, All Things Must Pass 2001 was a labor of love I'll always cherish. Sometimes listening to the title track brings tears to my eyes in remembrance, even to this day. Thanks for all the wonderful music, George. Your songs will live on forever. Wish you were here.


title: Wish They Stayed That Way

text: I heard this album during my first foray into big bad London town as a kid of sixteen, way back in 1968 or so. It became a staple on my turntable in the vinyl version then, and these days it still is a staple as a CD. With their light, breezy, flute-oriented blues-rock as in This Was, J.T. were one of the very best examples - maybe  t h e  best example - of British "progressive" blues at the time. Ian Anderson's flute perfectly compliments the bluesy tunes, and the incredibly mellow tone of Mick Abrahams' guitar is just something special - one can tell it apart from any other guitarist of the time. Unfortunately, this, Tull's first album, was to be their best, maybe along with Stand Up. Then, their downward spiral into sickingly overblown folk-rock would begin, and ghosh, the less words wasted the better. If J.T. had stuck to their original formula, they probably wouldn't have raked in as many bucks as they have, but they might have gone down as the most innovative British blues band ever. Well, Ian Anderson might not give a damn about it (after all he's happy playing a "straight" country squire), but I'm sure Mick Abrahams does, or did. Anyhow, thanks for this one superb record, guys.


title: Perfect for adding to your music collection

text: I've been a  huge George Harrison fan & when I saw that this was available I had to get it.


title: Anthology 1-The Beatles

text: The Beatles from their beginnings to around the "Hard Day's Night" period.  It is great to hear some of their early, rare recordings.  Their musical skills are evident from the start and this collection demonstrates their growth as song writers.  That "skiffle" beat is nearly always present, if you listen closely, and what makes the music so infectious.  "Free As A Bird" is the first song in the Anthology set and a powerful way of opening the series.


title: Anthology 2-The Beatles

text: There'll never be another group like the Beatles.  The anthology collection demonstrates the song-writing skills and musical talents of John, Paul, and George and the importance of Ringo's drumming style to the success of the band.


title: Five Stars

text: Some amazing songs on here! Great 2-disc set with 40+ songs. Some wonderful surprises.


title: Classic George Harrison Songs

text: Originally released in 1971, All Things Must Past is George Harrison's solo masterpiece.  This album contains a large number of songs that George Harrison wrote during the last few years that he was with The Beatles, plus other songs written in 1970-71.  The 50th Anniversary edition contains the remastered versions of the original album, demo versions of many of those songs, and alternate takes of these songs. This version of All Things Must Past takes a deep dive into Harrison's creative process that showcases his versatility and his sense of humor. The 50th Anniversary version of All Things Must Pass would be recommended to any fan who would like to become more familiar with George Harrison as a solo artist.


title: Favourite album!

text: This would have to be my most favourite album. When working designing and cutting glass it would take me to another level of relaxation and all would seem well in the world. Heard one track on the radio and bought the album on spec not even realising who these guys were! Was not disappointed on buying the CD. Is up there with about a dozen of favourite music CDs. Would love them to release another similar album!


title: FYI: Has same tracks as "Everybody's Talkin'"

text: Do not recommend... purchase Tedeschi Trucks Band's "Everybody's Talkin" album instead of this CD.  I had each of Tedeschi Trucks Band's other albums already, and I purchased this one hoping for live performances that I didn't already have.  The music is not the issue-- this item didn't have track listings and it only has 4 songs on it (!), and 3 of the songs are on "Everybody's Talkin'" (the same exact live performances!).  Given the price and that this CD has only four songs, it's not good value compared to Everybody's Talkin'-- which has the same material and a bit more, for a bit cheaper.<br />I feel bad giving 2 stars since I like this band so much and it's not their fault-- it's the seller's fault for not listing track info--I will make it up to the band by giving high stars for their other (great) albums.


title: BUT I kept it anyway (still Tedeschi/Trucks) and it's amazing. I would score higher except it wasn't what ...

text: The cd that came in the case was not the correct cd. BUT I kept it anyway (still Tedeschi/Trucks) and it's amazing. I would score higher except it wasn't what I actually ordered.  Can't remember the name on the cd (don't have it available right now) but it didn't match up with the case.


title: Five Stars

text: WOW. Nuff Said.


title: Old record

text: Record came in perfect shape! I owned this album 1971, I got lost years ago. Nice to have it back.


wish this was available in Digital Music!! Why isn't it????


title: Goody Blick and the country kind, Rock

text: I love this album, and I would highly recommend it to anyone. Buy this CD you will be so glad you did


title: Five Stars

text: Great to hear the Feat


title: Cal Jam 2

text: Love/Hate this CD.  My gripe is Foreigner was left out.  I was at this concert and they were excellent and memorable.


title: Christopher Lee narrates and sings on the folk-rock opera THE KING OF ELFLAND'S DAUGHTER.

text: I have been searching for this CD for ages after practically wearing out the original Chrysalis vinyl. British rock luminaries Chris Farlowe (Atomic Rooster, solo), Colin Blumfield, P.P. Arnold, Alexis Korner (Amen Corner) and Mary Hopkin ("Those Were the Days) as Lirazel perform in this adaption of Lord Dunsany's classic fairy tale. Bob Johnson and Pete Knight of Steeleye Span composed the score and perform as well. Christopher Lee's narration is lifted  straight from the book and this marked the first time I ever heard him sing in his baritone operatic style. This may not be for all tastes, but for Lee's multitude of fans, it's must-have. The CD remastering is excellent!


title: A treasure!

text: Stephen Fry is a treasure, and this collection is a wonderful example of his work. A delight for anyone who loves the English language.


title: Seller used generic photo to make item look good , It was ascam.

text: I sent it back.


title: I love this Album

text: The song Harbor Lights was my boyfriend and my song.  We really both loved it.  He passed away a few months ago so I bought the album so I could listen to that song whenever I felt like it.  He always felt that buying an album was so much better then buying a single song electronically.  Musicians put a lot of effort into their albums so that is comes together to form a masterpiece along with art covers, lyrics, and biographies.  A silent film is sort of like snow patrol with an artistic feel to it.  All their songs are great and the lyrics are just as good!  I suggest buying the whole album.


title: <3

text: came w/ all inclusions in perfect condition!! it’s such a good album ahhhh


title: stan exo

text: what the title says


title: 10/10 stan baek hhhh

text: top 5 prettiest albums i own, buy it cowards


title: i believe in wayv supermacy

text: wonderful album <33 i love would 10/10 recommend, listen to face to face :)


title: Not bad

text:
This cd I got for free as a surprise gift when I bought a book here on amazon. When it came I gave it try. At first I thought it was so-so. However, over time I came to really appreciate it. It's really good relaxing music that's primarily played with just a guitar and a flute I believe. There are also some other instruments thrown in occasionally however they never sound out of place. Also present are some outdoorsish sound effects, like birds chirping. These sound really genuine; it made me wonder if they had actually recorded the songs outside. The only thing I didn't like about it were the song titles which to me really didn't fit the music.

In any case I figure it's a good album for casual listeners who are into relaxing music. Give a try!


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: This music speaks to my soul

text: This is a fantastic CD.  I saw him perform in Old Town Albuquerque and it was all I could do not to stay there all day and listen to him.  Ocarina is my favorite song on this CD.  It speaks to my soul.


title: love it as always


title: Perfect condition

text: I love this album! It arrived in perfect condition and the photo book is absolutely adorable. This album surpassed my expectations.


title: Love

text: The Weeknd ♥


title: but I recommend this one highly

text: An incredible CD from an incredible group of musicians. They have done an exceptional job in researching both the Greek and Turkish types of this music and then creating the genuine rembetiko/facil-i songs of the time. The have made the songs sound at the same time authentic yet contemporary. I wish they had recorded more CDs, but I recommend this one highly.


title: Good CD

text: Good CD and came in a timely manner


title: Favorite music

text: I was glad to find a copy.


title: Great album!

text: Finally it’s here! Official release of King Tee -Thy Kingdom Come double CD, this album was unreleased/shelved back in 1998 by Dr Dre/Aftermath, great album from beginning to end, must have, it’s a classic!


title: Songs from the Unknown

text:
Oh wow, this album has many layers to to examine. I have been a Lord Huron fan for 3 years now. When they announced the release of their sophomore album, "Strange Trails", I was ecstatic. But I am biased of course. Strange Trails did not disappoint. This album brings many elements from their debut album, Lonesome Dreams, but was still able to make its own unique mold in originality. I love the anonymity of Lord Huron. I understand and connect with their music, yet cannot tell you anything about the members of this band outside of the music. This mentality of elusiveness they have always held on, creates a certain sacredness with their music.
Strange Trail provides stories of death, of loss, and searching for more beyond this life we know. Tales of love, darkness, and the end of the world will entertain the ears. The whole album is hauntingly addictive.
This is by far the most played album I own. I will wait patiently, anticipating a 3rd album, hopefully!


title: Great old southern Rock

text: Sound quality not the greatest. But, this was a small club. And, other than Hughie and Henry, a totally different group of "Outlaws"...vocals are different than the original line up. Simple as that. High point, the addition of Henry Paul Band songs. Very cool to hear those again live after seeing and hearing them in local venues in the Tampa area in the mid to late 70's.<br />This CD is worth a listen if you are a long time fan.


Great purse.  Perfect size and love the color.


title: Fast delivery

text: Love this pbs series


title: Gift

text: Love this product.  Bought it for a birthday present.


title: Kinah's Mom

text: This CD is invaluable in reinforcing preschool concepts at home.  The songs are very catchy and repetitive, which makes it easy to learn these concepts. I was looking for a CD or video that counted beyond the number 20, which was very difficult.  Gratefully, I came across this CD, which has a song that counts all the way to 100!  My 3 year old and I listened last night and we were both delighted.  Undoubtedly, this is a CD that we will listen to repeatedly.  I highly recommend this CD, neither you or your preschooler will be disappointed.


title: Te anhelo tu prescencia, Señor.

text:
I purchased this CD based solely on the song that I heard on a Spanish Christian radio station in my area.

•#5 on the CD is Anhelo tu prescencia

All the songs will become a favorite, but since this is the first song that I heard, this is the first song that I will cherish.

The video is available on YouTube.com

Thanks for reading.


title: OUTSTANDING!

text: The Jim Pappas renderings of both volumes of Pilgrim's Progress are OUTSTANDING!  My children and I have gone through 3 entire sets, needing to replace due to overuse.


title: Lo reconiendo!

text: Muy buenas canciones  en este CD , lo recomiendo.


title: OT8 💖

text: i don't know why it took me so long to buy it, but i finally have it! It came perfectly fine with the photocard. 10/10


title: LOVE IT IT DIDNT COME DAMAGED OR ANYTHING

text: i love harry so much 😍😍


title: A Triumph Of Intoxicating World Music And Joyous Spirit!

text: The sheer number of contributors to this wonderful album is enough to populate a small country—and what a country it is: an assembly of Grammy® winners, Hollywood and Bollywood actresses and singers, foreign prime ministers, musicians from every corner of the earth performing Sanskrit, Rumi and Zulu verses and chants within a stunning tapestry of sound. Ricky Kej has long been a champion of conservation and animal rights; this wonderful work is a heartfelt, clarion call for peace—for all of us to join forces to create the drastic change required to heal our earth and ourselves. “Shanti” in Sanskrit means peace and tranquility in a collective and universal sense. ‘Samsar’ can roughly be translated as ‘the world’, but also signifies the endless cycle of birth and suffering and death and rebirth endured by human beings from which release is obtained by achieving the highest enlightenment. Mr. Kej has also teamed up with teams of wonderful videographers, photographers and conservationists to produce nine spellbinding music videos –viewable online--showing the beauty and harmony of nature, wildlife and humanity––especially on saving India’s 30,000 elephants and restoring the Ganga River. There are also scenes of child neglect, wildlife encroachment, land abuse, toxic waste, air pollution, etc. but the vast majority of images and scenes are life affirming. “Shanti Samsara” is a powerful and beautiful line in the sand drawn by Ricky Kej urging humanity to do the right thing before it is too late.


title: Very neat

text: This was a very nice product and nothing came damaged.I pulled Sana , rare tinkerbell Momo and Mina cd!


title: Wonderful.

text: Beatiful CD. Music and vocals are amazing. I work in long term health.  I play this during church services,  end stage of life witch provides such comfort, and some times my residents just want to listen during quiet down time.  I own 2 . 😊 ❤


title: Five Stars

text: I love this cd


title: Amazing Oldtime Fiddle and Banjo.

text: It's just that. Gellert is a madman and this disk is ripping from beginning to end not to put a too fine a point on it.


title: Lovely

text: This is one of my favorite albums from Olivia.  I really love all of the songs she's covered and she truly has a fantastic voice.  I hope to see more from her in the future. Would definitely recommend this to easy listening hunters or anyone that likes older songs.


title: Best guitar album

text: Best guitar album of the 21st century. This should be studied and dissected by guitar schools in all galaxies.


title: Awesome album!

text: Songs are out of this world!


title: Luv it!

text: I enjoy jazz!


title: BTS WINGS ALBUM

text: Llegó antes de la fecha estipulada. Trajo todo lo que ofrecía incluyendo el póster. Super complacida con mi compra y les recomiendo.


title: BTS SPECIAL ADDITION [SKOOL LUV]


title: BTS WINGS You never walk alone


title: Their first and best album IMO

text: Amazing 6-track EP if you can get your hands on it.


This is Omega's second venture into the English language release aimed at the wider, international market.  Following the "Omega Red Star from Hungary".  Recorded 1973 in West Germany at the time, this album heralds the beginning of their "Floydian" period, representing a virtually instant transformation. The tracks here appear as if Deep Purple meets Pink Floyd around 1972 to quite an enjoyable effect. Relatively coarse Rock blended with intelligent space material. The longer, closing track "Magical White Stone" is a perfect illustration and remains an outstanding number in general. The majority of the tracks would later appear on two Hungarian releases that followed: "Élő Omega" & "Omega 5" in Hungarian language.  One interesting fact is that it appears that these are different recordings from the Hungarian releases (not just a simple re-mix with a different vocal track).  Apart from the vocals being on a different language, some arrangement changes, as well as some of the leads differ from the release that was available in Hungary at the time.  It was an interesting discovery for me, since I was familiar only w/the releases that were available "behind the Iron Curtain" in those days.


title: Great Soundboard recording

text: One of the best Soundboard recordings I heard!  A great companion to Live in Tokyo from the same year, which finally saw a light of day on CD recently.


title: Fab-U-Lo

text: Wonderful cd. If you like Rasputina you will also like Melora's solo stuff which Rasputina technically is since she writes the songs, does most of the vocals and makes all the decisions on the cd artwork and website. Beware - this cd only has 7 songs! Although a good cd it's not even worth paying $27 new/used.


title: Linda edición

text: Gran disco y hermosa edición en vinilo rosa. Muy buen sonido.


title: This is garbage

text: A trash album


title: Five Stars

text: I think it is one of the best "albums" the Eagles have done !<br />Rest in peace Glen


title: Very Good Single

text: I bought this because I'm a fan of DJ Shadow.  Lost and Found (S.F.L.) is a great song, built around the drum intro from U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday, with some nice little mournful-sounding lines in the background.  It should be noted that this song was released around the time of In/Flux and What Does Your Soul Look Like, as it has the same meandering pace and tendency to drop off and come back to melodies.  Maybe he'll rerelease Preemptive Strike with this or some other stuff.  I'm not as familiar with DJ Krush, but this is a very good track, laid-back, almost new-age with the Asian-flavored flutes, making a nice balance to the more tense feel of Lost and Found.  Kemuri can be found on other albums, but Lost and Found is only available here or on the One to Grow On promo.


title: Very good early compilation

text: This was released way back in 1996, but still holds up.  It kicks off with Transcedence by Thievery Corporation, which was left off the original pressing of Hi-Fi.  Next is Hijack by Thunderball, which later appeared on their first album, and is nice drum and bass.  The Collector by Liftoff (really Thunderball again) is more upbeat then their usual stuff. One of the big surprises in The Far East Coast, by The Exodus Quartet.  This group started off as Eric Hilton's side project, but this track is credited to him and Rob Garza, so I guess you'd call it a Thievery track.  They were still showing their hip-hop roots with this song, as well as their Asian influence, making this is a very unusual, but very good song.  Summer Down by Kevin England is nice darker song.  Next up is The Foundation, again by Thievery, and is the best example of how this time period was an example of how they could make great songs with just a few elements.  Angel Headed Hipster by Liftoff is a great laid-back track, and makes you wonder why Thunderball didn't do more with this Liftoff idea (as far as I know, they only brought it back for Welcome Back Cooper, some 6-7 years later).  As Red As My Eyes Get by Peace Bureau (another Hilton side project, with Farid Ali) is ok, but nothing special.  Ultra Thin by Thunderball is fairly generic, which explains why it didn't make it onto their album.  So Vast as the Sky by Thievery appears here in its full length (it's been trimmed by a minute or so on the UK CD version), and is great stuff.  Maenad by Kevin England is a slow song, and ends the album nicely.  But whatever happened to this guy?  He's never released anything since.  This would make a great buy for any fans of Thievery or of 18th Street Lounge in general