title: CASE MELTED CK OK

text: I HAD TO PRY THE CASE OPEN CUT MYSELF ON THE SHARDS OF PLASTIC DUE TO THE CASE ARRIVING MELTED.. LUCKILY THE CD IS OK SO JUST USED A BLANK CASE FOR IT.. 2 CD'S CAME THIS WAY. THE OTHER WAS GARRY MOORE'SS TRIBUTE TO JIMII HENDRIX. NOT SURE I WILL ORDER FROM AMAZON FOR CDS AGAIN...


The sound is lacking, to my ears at least.  I was expecting a crisp FM because of the broadcast and while it wasn't horrible, it wasn't what I was hoping for.


title: Gray Market

text: This is a gray market CD collection made from other CDs or MP3s.  It’s a ripoff


title: Bad audio quality

text: Ben Webster has always been one of my favorite sax players.  This is a great economical set however I can’t recommend it because the audio quality is horrible.  Some of the CDs sound like they are masked.  I have to wonder if this an authorized release or if they just copied from other CDs

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title: Bad banjos!

text: Pictured is Billy with a guitar, but this ep is 90% over-driven banjo!  5 minutes of banjo  and you've heard all it is capable of.


title: Great deal!

text: 3 new cds  of good ole nin music


title: All of the Williams Sony Relases for the past 30 years in one nice bundle!

text: I have nearly all of the John Williams/Boston Pops CD releases on the Phillips label that I bought in the 1980's, but only a few of the Sony. Those releases alone come close to what I paid for this amazing complete boxed set.


title: Girl child was revitting.

text: It is easy to read.  A little depressing but probably closer to the truth than we would like to think.  I read it in 3 days.  Very interesting.

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title: Loved it.

text: This may be the best work of a true virtuoso.  I loved it.


title: Orthodox spirituality

text: I received this disc very fast, iin very good condition. I am really enjoying listening to it. It was a very good buy, and i will be happy to buy again from this seller.


title: Track number 1 defective

text: Nice, but track number 1, Pachelbel's Ciacona in D has read errors on it. It would not rip to my iTunes, and it would not play from the CD without skipping. I think the other tracks are OK. Short of ordering this CD again I don't know if I have a solution because I don't see that it is available to download. Too bad. That track makes me appreciate the quieter, calmer side of pipe organ classical music.


title: Very relaxing

text: I bought this disc so I could play it while I worked.  I wanted something relaxed and soothing and this disc is perfect.


title: Music for Life!

text: Friends in Marigny introduced me to the irresistible sound of the New Orleans Jazz Vipers at the Spotted Cat on Frenchman Street, and I'll never be the same. This is jazz to live and love by!


title: not satisfied so much

text:
Because the new song is only "this is it".
I thought the sound was the same of the film "This is it".
I was a little bit disappointed.


title: A Remarkable Lesson

text: As I watched the precision of Jackson's movements, I found that I was learning a great deal about how words can be interpreted into movement.


title: The "This Is It is"  song GREAT!

text: I just listened to the MJ's new song "This Is It"  and I love it.  It's Michael, through and through!  It's a good song to Cha Cha to.  Can't wait to receive my Pre-Ordered CD's!!!!!!!!!


title: Terrible.

text: A friend had this. I listened to it and it was awful. Why do people have to tamper with good things. The other previous post was right. Elvis told Colonel never to play around with his music. As the old saying goes. If it ain't  broke don't fix it.


title: Empty DVD ?

text: this product did not play on my Mac desktop or on a DVD player for the TV.


title: I like this album.

text: This is the 2nd and final album that I have<br /> by Biggie Smalls, and it's a very good album. Has a lot of bad language, but still a good album. It's hard for me to believe that Biggie is not alive when I listen to this album with his music, because not only do I like Biggie as a rapper, but also the type of person he was, and I like the kind of voice he had as far as rapping. And I wish Biggie was still alive to come out with more music and celebrate life, but his memory still lives on through this album and from his 1st album "Ready To Die". It also makes me sad knowing that Biggie was murdered and gunned down on 3/9/1997 for some unnecessary reason, and again he could have still been living. I never knew Biggie as a rapper when he was alive, because I was a young kid then. But after he died in 1997, I then started to know he was and liked him as a rapper, even as a person from when he was alive. And this album "Life After Death" with Biggie's music came at the time of his death, and it shows what a great rapper he was. So remembering Biggie Smalls from this album "Life After Death" would be a good thing for me.


title: and I just know I'll enjoy listening to these five set of albums by DJ ...

text: It's a new year, and it's 2018. My birthday is on February 26th and I just bought this album collection off the ebay website as an early birthday to myself, and I just know I'll enjoy listening to these five set of albums by DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince. And Will Smith himself is a good rapper.


title: This is another good and rare album with Barry White and the Love ...

text: This is another good and rare album with Barry White and the Love Unlimited Orchestra that I wish to have, if it were to be in stock or in print. I've heard this whole album before, and it's nice with such good songs. I already have 3 Love Unlimited Orchestra albums with Barry White, and it would be nice to have this one along with them in my collection. So please have this album is stock at some point when it's available.


title: ... already bought this album by Barry White with the Love Unlimited Orchestra

text: I'm one of the customers that has already bought this album by Barry White with the Love Unlimited Orchestra, before it when it was available in print. It's a good album to enjoy listening to, and I'm enjoying it along with other albums by Barry White that came out in the same era as this album. This is also one of the 3 albums of the Love Unlimited Orchestra albums with Barry White that I have in my collection, and I like the whole album.


title: Acid Mothers live

text: Bought this recording used on vinyl.  As detailed in the description - Nice recording  of the Acid Mothers doing what the band does best live - Get a copy if you can find one.


title: NIce

text: Not my favorite ET recording but very good.  ET is always finding unique hooks and that is true here.  The only negative is the recoording is not as deep or complex as later ET records.  If you are a fan or like more ambient music, then buy this recording.<br />Solid!


title: Rip-off!!!

text: No printing on what is supposed to be on sale-no product to sell! Pay your money and get nothing. Cannot be caught for theft-they THINK!


title: Mostly Later Recordings By A Partying Jerry Lee Lewis

text: The recordings are from the middle-age Jerry Lee Lewis when partied so much that his voice and caring and memory just did not go into music any more. I listened to many of his orginal recording sessions when we ran around LA together-none of those great quality sessions are on this cd.


title: Rain is Back!

text: I just bought this album, a couple weeks ago and finally get it a few days ago. Although I don't speak korean, soo I don't fully understand what Rain's singing about in most of his songs lol. I'm a huge fan of his. I'm a singer/songwriter, dancer and actor. Soo, I can really relate to Rain! He's an amazin dancer, singer, and actor. I haven't had the chance to see him, act in many things yet but what I have seen he's really good! I was alittle upset, b/c all I've been hearing about was how his next album was gonna be in english and I was really excited b/c he speaks english very well. When I saw the title, "Rain's Special Album" I was like "finally" lol. There's only 5 songs on this album and only one of them are in english. Idk if it's just rumors, that he's gonna be releasin an album in english but I really hope that he does! My favorite song, on this album is "Hip Song" even tho I don't know what he's saying lol. The beat is amazin! I would deff, recommend this album for anyone that's a Rain fan! I don't think he's really released anything since, Rainism soo hopefully this is just a sneak peak of what's to come and hopefully it'll be an english album b/c he's soo amazingly talented that he would seriously blow up in the United States! Not too many people are aware of Rain, in the United States. Soo, that's why he really should make an english album and do a Tour over here. Soo, he can get his name out there! He reminds me alot of Michael Jackson, by the way he dances and sings and he has long black hair like Michael. I truely feel, if he decides to take a chance in the US he'll be ontop of the World! I'm soo sick of Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga lol. We need someone like, Rain! If you don't own this album already, I highly suggest buying it b/c it's a good album to add to the collection(if your a Rain fan). Please drop an English album Rain!


title: EXELLENT CD BUT DON'T PAY MORE THAN 18,  SETLIST

text:
Delroy Williams
I Stand Black
INFROMATION  FROM  WWW MAKASOUND COM

All tracks written by Delroy Williams, produced by Augustus Pablo and Delroy Williams between 1977 and 1982

Musicians : Junior Dan, Errol 'Flabba' Holt, Robbie Shakespeare, Albert Malawi, Carlton 'Santa' Davis, Leroy 'Horsemouth' Wallace, Style Scott, Benbow, F. Pendergrast, Bingy Bunny, Earl 'Chinna' Smith, Augustus Pablo, Steelie, Nambo Robinson, Dean Frasier, Teo Benjamin, Garth Swaby, Bunny, Delroy Williams, Norris Reid, Sister Jam, Ricky Grant

Studio : Harry J and Channel One

Engineers : Sylvan Morris, Barnabas and King Tubby

01 - Heathen Valley
02 - Mountain Top
03 - Learn
04 - Idrens Feel Nice
05 - All the Time (extended 12')
06 - I Stand Black
07 - Crucial
08 - Think Twice (extended 12')
09 - I am Leaving this Town
10 - This Love
11 - Fox Hole
12 - Jah Children Love
13 - Little Less Talking
14 - Your Mind
15 - Babylon Boy (extended 12')


title: later/matured/progressive/altn. classic tx rock lp....

text:
...i remember at least 3 very good songs on here sounding like "king crimson, "wishbone ash? and "early 70's folk acoustic stuff from these tracs of '74: "It's Gonna Be Love; 2) Sunday Song; 3) Parallax; 4) "Voices; 5) Eleanor Rigby; 6) "Stilled By Whirlwind Tongues; 7) Guess What I Am; 8) Lady Of Love; 9) Jungle. i cant remember any others on this lp to date and havent found listening tabs for the rest unmentioned for that matter-(word-wordy.
check out bloodrock discography, their first lp "bloodrock" is good w/ apx 5 great of 9 songs. bloodrock 2 has 2 great ones and bloodrock 3 has one-JESSICA.
its an acquired taste now for that style back then but still cool today/always.  recap of 2 best of all bloodrock lps: best is bloodrock then whirlwind tongues.


title: Not an official MJ product - but GREAT for the collection

text:
This 2-CD set is not an official Michael Jackson album, but for any dedicated fan, it is worth having in the collection, despite the fact that the tracks are all readily available on Michael's official releases.

The cover photo alone(from the Ebony magazine photo shoot of late 2007) makes this a collector's item worth having.


title: The King is back - on fantastic black plastic!

text: I have the songs on this special edition single on the [[ASIN:B00192IV9U MICHAEL]] album and digital downloads, but to actually be able to buy the US and UK single releases on old fashioned vinyl is an absolute treat.  This is one for MJ die-hards and collectors.  I qualify on both counts.  I treasure the opportunity to add this to my MJ collection.  Both songs are amongst the strongest on the new "Michael" album and are excellent choices for this vinyl single release.  Hopefully the Lenny Kravitz collaboration "Another Day" will also be given a single release.  I love it, too.  I love them all, in fact.


title: Beautiful bells and whistles

text:
I bought this album one spring day more than 15 years ago from a young couple with a strikingly pretty little daughter at a tiny local fair in a little town in Arizona. There the duo stood in their vendor-space making beautiful music from an array of different small, strange and unusual acoustic instruments, depending on their tune-selection. Their little girl of about 5 years old, sat playing quietly, at their feet. Their wares of CD tapes, all titled the same, were arranged in neat stacks on a long table in front of them.  I was so mesmerized by the uniqueness of their music, which was different to my ears, yet quite intriguingly beautiful! I stood listening for a long while, believing the music to be of a strong South American influence.

Track 13, Love Theme from Titanic, is mentioned in Amazon's product description, however my album ended with track 12.
I still appreciate the `acoustical' uniqueness of this music whenever I listen to this album... wooden flutes and oboes, whistles, bells, background `noises', water sounds, pipes, sticks, etc, etc....
A beautiful rendition of Flight of the Condor, which I recognized readily... and brought a tingle to my ears.

As it turned out, I bought this CD, and asked for the couple's business card, which read: World Music, Gustavo & Jesica Brito.

Be it that years have passed by door, I have never felt that my l'argent was wasted on this album.


title: thank you

text: Love it thank you


title: Get it if you can

text: Not sure why this is an import or if it's still availabile on the U.S. Market, but get it if you can. It's much better than today's compilations. It's designed as an album, not just a greatest hits package. It has the  girl songs, the car songs, the surf songs, all put together in a wonderful  order. It was the first Beach Boys album I bought and I played  "Endless Summer" endlessly. A good starter for someone wanting to  get acquainted with the band. I just don't know if it's still in print in  the U.S.


title: The last Akkerman/van Leer album

text: One of the rarest Focus related albums.  From the mid 80s this was a Jan Akkerman and Thijs Van Leer cooperative effort pretty much at the end of their partnership.  All original material not duplicating any other Focus album, this album was released on vinyl and as a West German only CD pressing and has never been rerelease do in any format legally in the past 30 years.  My copy came secondhand from a US dealer who got it from a US state library service.  Given its history, this copy is in amazingly good condition. If you are a Focus fan, this is one to search for.


title: Great, fun cd for kids and adults

text: This is just the kind of kids' music you can listen to and love at the same time.  Phil does a great job of mixing really fun music with messages about God and Jesus that kids can understand. "When I obey, it shows You that I love You."  Well, we all need a reminder of that no matter how old we are!  And the song with the books of the Bible will be stuck in your head all day; what a fun way to learn them!.  I love Phil's other stuff, and he is just the right person to make something like this.


title: Sublime versions of well-known and less well-known classics.

text:
Mexican folk music , as close as possible to the originals!  They sing in Spanish and also sing the folk songs in the indigenous languages.
I received this album as a gift from a Mexican American friend.
I have played this music at dinner parties and it can bring tears to the eyes of people who had never heard it before.
Tears of joy and sadness.  Some of the most beautiful versions of many famous songs and a few “new” ones to discover.


title: Five Stars

text: my favorite cd


title: I am so happy!!

text: I love this cd! I've searched for it for a long time for my father. Hace un Ano sounds beautiful!! Thank you so much!!


title: WHAT A GREAT CD

text: WOW WHAT A GREAT CD THIS IS THIS CAME WRAPPED WITH LOVE A PERFECT ENVOLOPE AND STILL FACTORY WRAPPED.I MEAN MINT.THANK YOU TEAM JON L.


title: wow..

text: this made my day not only was it priced right but just being able to find it so my years after it's release. one more time wow. it came to me much faster then expected and it cam mint in it's wrapper. thank you team. Jon L.


title: Nice to hear with your family, specially if you have kids.

text: Just a warning: this is not the kind of album that we used to expect from Neal, both in prog world and both in pop-rock world. This is a kinda mix of styles that range through childish's tunes through jazz and tradiccional christmas songs. In the end of the year, is an awesome experience, because you can hear your favorite artist and at the same time celebrate christmas with the family with a couple of great tunes. Personally, I like more Neal when he's involved with his usual projects, and don't listen to this one very much, but I always take a time in my family's house in the end of the year and make a nice tradicional brazilian christmas songs selection here and some international artists to increase a nice repertoire of songs that everybody can hear and have a nice time, including Neal's ones. It's a nice addiction to your CD collection, specially now, at the end of the year, near christmas and new years' eve.


title: Ride 'em Cowboy LP Vinyl

text: The item was received in excellent condition in a timely manner.  No problems. A good experience.


title: This is a fun CD. The chicken yodel is funny enough to ...

text: This is a fun CD.  The chicken yodel is funny enough to be worth the cost of the disc..


title: The coloring book you've been waiting for your whole life.

text: Got this for myself, and I loved it. Seriously, though, this is the cutest. 18 pages, front and back. All 9 members doing various activities, and lots of clever references to performances, appearances, and outfits (up through and including the Love Me Right era). 10/10.


title: IT'S. JUST. AWESOME!!!

text: This CD is AWESOME!! I have it in my car on repeat... especially tracks 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12!!  Anointed, Uplifting, Inspiring, Presence Driven - IT'S. JUST. AWESOME!!


This is an OK recording, but to really enjoy what Schubert was trying to do here, read my review of the recording by Mackaras


Big Band Christmas music will put you in a good mood while trimming the tree or decorating your home. It is entirely instrumental and you will be dancing by the end of it. Great gift for the boomer generation.


title: Five Stars

text: Really great experience with seller and product! No issues at all. Thanks!


title: Love it!

text: One of her bet Cd's!!! Love it!


title: a lil 80's nostalgia while you improve your life!

text: I love this set! It’s great if you’re wanting to change your life, also I would def purchase it with the daily journal. All the other stuff I received was kind of useless since I haven’t seen a vhs or cassette tape player in more than a decade. Put the cd set for the 30 day program is great, it’s like anything if you use it, it works.


I love FEMM, but these are classic 80's J-pop songs. Not horrible, but nothing like their prior album. I imagine this is more so targeted to a Japanese audience.


title: Four Stars

text: Item was as described and very fast shipping.


title: Nice

text: Wonderful music


title: Good album for a gift!

text: I bought it for my friend, and she love it so much. Me and her are both BTS fan! The package is nice, and it arrived quick! She love everything that is inside! Nothing was damaged, instead it's PERFECT!


title: Five Stars

text: very good condition


title: The Absolute Best . . .

text: Having just seen the new movie version CATS makes me all the more relieved that I have seen the original play THREE times: once on Broadway (2017), once in San Francisco (1990s), and  in Albuquerque (in May 2019) — because the movie is a disaster. Therefore, I am so happy I bought this original theatrical recording immediately after seeing the CATS revival on Broadway 2 years ago (May 2017). This recording, remastered from the original Broadway 1980s production, has the inimitable Betty Buckley as Grizabella singing "Memory" and guaranteed to give you goosebumps. No one can sing "Memory" like she can/did/could.


title: My daughter loves them

text: This is so fun! The stories that are set to music have great lessons. We were looking for a way to memorize more scripture and this has made it fun for the whole family. My daughter asks for GT frequently.


title: GREAT GROUP OF THE 60'S

text: My CD arrived within a day and in great condition. The New Colony Six was not a well known group in the 60's, but made really nice catchy songs.


title: No poster

text: Did not come with folded poster.


title: This CD is packed full of great old songs by great singers

text: My husband and I have enjoyed these songs for years, and use them in the boom box in our home when we walk from one patio door to another, and also have them in our cars.  You never tire of hearing them, as we have listened to the same CDs for years.  We finally decided to buy them for our kids and friends to enjoy also.


title: Compassionate w/ Cool Extras

text: I like how a person packed the box, kept the CD's safe, and sent me a few extras (which is heartfelt and exciting). I will very much treasure this collection.


title: French singer/guitarist Joel Magneron

text: I saw Mr Magneron in France where I bought one of his albums.  After hearing it after returning home, I hoped to be able to find more music by this artist.  I was happy to see Voyage Au Quotidien was available; and was happy with my choice.  The album is very good!  I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys Frence easy listening, performed by a talented musician.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the many songs on it that I use in my day care.


title: Five Stars

text: I always love to listen to the King.  I love his gospel album


title: Worthwhile, esp. for serious McDonald fans

text:
First since Amazon couldn't be bothered, here is the track list:

01-Always Something There To Remind Me (sounds like someone else on lead for this one)
02-God Knows
03-If You Won't I Will
05-Lord I Felt
06-It Don't Matter Now
07-When I'm Home
08-I Think I Love You Again
09-Melodic
10-Midnight Rider
11-Billy
12-Dear Me
13-Where Men Don't Care
14-A Good Old Time Love Song
15-Where Do I Go From Here
16-Can You Feel It

Overall, I couldn't call this "great," but I didn't rank it based on how much I liked it exactly, but rather how good it is for what it is (hopefully that makes sense) and so worth it if this kind of thing interests you, ie a vintage early 70s peek at McDonald away from the Steely Dan/Doobies turf.  He sounds pretty much as you'd expect, and the songs are about what you'd expect as well (a sort of soft rock/pop mix, some soul/motown elements here and there).  The "Midnight Rider" cover was a low point; frankly it was a bad decision to record it, but generally the songs are fine (again, for what they are) and the funky instrumental final track is a surprising gem reminiscent of Ramsey Lewis' "The In Crowd."  Go in with modest expectations and you might be surprised.


title: Sound quality is not quite a good as they primed it on the tv ads and ...

text: Sound quality is not  quite a good as they primed it on the tv ads and the pbs pitch , but the sound reflects the times and equipment when some of the songs were recorded  It is a great collection of Elvis's gospel songs and his voice. Though younger than Elvis I heard him when he was in his prime and the set is worth having to listen to.. I only regret that Elvis did not find more solace in the words he was singing and that he had not had the Colonel mishandling his career and choices I have heard the CD' s My husband also got the DVD and have not seen those yet


title: The Best.

text: The voice, music richer than the usual all around symphonic.


title: Thumbs up!

text: Great Sound. She signing standards to new arrangements.


Although the performance is great and the sound recording is god, you must be warmed that they cut the Orchestral Suites overtures in half, probably to have them fit the CDs.  For me,  that a major flaw  since they are the most beautiful parts of the Orchestral Suites, and the Orchestral Suites are the most beautiful parts of the whole set.<br />The minimum they should have done is to inform you of this, so you may decide if you buy the set or not.


title: Out of date

text: This book was probably good when it was first published in 2005, but a lot has changed and C# is now at version 6 as of this review in 2016.<br />I found the code examples a little difficult to follow because of the naming conventions. It's unfortunate that C# is case sensitive. The authors often use the same variable name with the only difference being the capitalization. To me, that's not enough of a semantic difference and it leads to confusion. I would prefer a book that has practical examples - i.e., code that you might actually use. I would check out other books before buying this one. For example, there are some O'Reilly books that are more current.


title: groove makes your booty move

text: Had this in 1997, played on repeat and many parties and late night car rides. Years passed, found this again, worth every penny, best house mix ever made. Have it on record/vinyl too! amazing!


title: Plastic Beach does not disappoint!

text: Gorillaz always deliver. Plastic Beach does not disappoint!


title: An amazing cd

text: I love love this cd.  It has a lot of my favorite songs on it.  Anything by Chris Norman is awesome.  He has a beautiful voice!  It’s hard to find his work in the US, so I was thrilled to find this at Amazon in spite of its price.My sister actually bought it for me for my birthday


title: "With a Song in My Heart" is wonderful!

text: Loved the song choices. He never misses a note. Have been to his concerts in Port Angeles, Wa., which were wonderful. He is a very gracious man to his fans.


title: Great music for calming jangled nerves

text: This album is full of very relaxing harp music. I listen to it a lot while decompressing at the end of the day.


title: Very calming music for yoga or relaxing

text: This album is full of very relaxing string music. I listen to it a lot while decompressing at the end of the day.


title: MUSIC MAKES THE PEOPLE COME TOGETHER

text: I just received my Madonna 'MUSIC' from 2000 on Cassette Tape. From Thailand. RARE. Sealed and in Mint Condition! Thank You! SO PLEASED!!! THANK YOU!!!


title: Sexy Irish Man with Amazing Talent

text: Anyone that doesn't already know Eoin Harrington is seriously missing the best new thing.  He has extraordinary vocals and his band is just as talented.  I can listen to him all day long.


title: She loved

text: Given as a gift to a teen girl. She loved it


title: Excellent Andean Music

text: I bought this CD in 1994 outside Soldier field after a world cup game. They were playing live around Grant Park. There is one song, "Fragilidad" that is absolutely beautiful. The rest of the CD is pretty amazing as well.


title: The Best Live Opry CD in years

text: The Best Live Opry CD in years!<br />What a treasure trove of historic and rare live performances from the early 1950's and early 1960's this CD contains, by some of the best performers to ever call Music City home.  The songs all have such pretty melodies you will find yourself singing along and tapping your toes.  It's no wonder the audience literally screams in delight!  Where have these recordings been hiding all these years?  I am happy that some label has finally unearthed them and made them available for us to enjoy in CD quality that is clear as a bell.  Wow!  It's not hyperbole when they say it's like sitting in a front row seat at the Grand Ole Opry.  You can hear all the nuances and subtleties of the music in great detail - the fingers on the guitar strings, the soaring  high soprano of Millie Kirkham on some numbers, the thump of the upright bass, the breaths the singers take between  phrases.  I think you can even hear the rosin flying off those fiddle bows!  The sound is pristine.  Most of all you will be impressed by the talent that is evident here. It's an intimate experience listening to these 35 songs, made all more special by the fact that they have not been commercially released before. Take a look at the star line up!  You get the biggies:  Ray Price, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Jim Reeves, Kitty Wells, Marty Robbins, and many more.  But how often have you heard George Morgan, Moon Mulligan, Billy Grammar, or Mac Wiseman?  They're on here!  This is such an exciting CD that frankly puts today's "hat acts" and auto-tuned "singers" to shame.  I guarantee  you will play this  one over and over again. Shame on whoever it was who kept these marvelous performances buried for so long!


title: or beautifully played sax and clarinet

text:
his CD, "Elvis: The New Recordings," is a stark contrast to the new Sony overdub CD (which I suspect was undertaken in response to the success of this one). The producer of the New Recordings showed admirable restraint it what he added or took away. There are tasteful strings, or beautifully played sax and clarinet, or some new acoustic or steel guitar, sometimes piano or some unique rhythmic elements. These are skillful embellishments that enhance Elvis's great singing without detracting from him.

By comparison, the Sony CD features overdubs on steroids! They seem designed merely to demonstrate that the big orchestra knows how to play complicated string parts and fancy musical frills that are annoyingly incongruous with Presley's simple, straight-forward singing style. It is like a beautiful woman who inexplicably puts on too much make-up and gaudy apparel and then struts around thinking the world admires her garish appearance when in her case, less is more.

On "Elvis: The New Recordings" nobody gets in the way of our ability to hear the most important feature: Elvis's VOICE. In fact, he sounds richer and clearer here than I think I've ever heard him before. They obviously concentrated on lifting his vocals out of the original mire and muck and providing fresh musical settings that support Elvis rather than overpower him. This is a very classy approach.

Again, by comparison the Sony CD makes Elvis's voice sound thin or even raspy at times. This is very evident when you compare their overdubs to the way Presley sounded on the original masters. Even the background singers are shouting at him at times.

I speak as someone who has been involved in the entertainment scene for years, including in Hollywood and New York as a professional actor. I know good staging when I witness it. "Elvis: The New Recordings" is a beautiful production in every respect -- strictly big league, no matter what a few dishonest ignoramuses may write, trying to convince you otherwise.


title: Track Listing

text:
1. Alone with my Clone (from the CD [[ASIN:B001CTK9WC Mutopia]])
2. My Hideous Claw (from the CD [[ASIN:B001CTK9WC Mutopia]])
3. Champion of the World (from the CD [[ASIN:B001CTK9WC Mutopia]])
4. My Girl's Got Guts (from the CD [[ASIN:B00000I4ZR Intestinal Fortitude]])
5. The Pimp, The Bitch, and the Magic Beans (from the CD [[ASIN:B00000I4ZR Intestinal Fortitude]])
6. Secretly Meaty (from the CD [[ASIN:B000003JNW Vicuna]])
7. Pogoniasis II (from the CD [[ASIN:B000003JNW Vicuna]])
8. Spork (from the CD [[ASIN:B000003JNW Vicuna]])


title: Not for the faint of heart!

text: Experimental electronica - no words, no melody, no beat, my mom would say it sounds like noise!


title: Excellent recording

text: Excellent recording.  Fast shipment.


title: Sound

text: Liked.My area of interest


title: Good dates

text: Good dates. Taste great


title: ... and enchanting collection of classical music performed by a brilliant soloist harpist

text: Delightful relaxing and enchanting collection of classical music performed by a brilliant soloist harpist. Listening to this CD brings joy to my heart.


title: Sleep quality improved

text:
I have docked a point for the fresh product smell - really would be nice is there was no odor coming from my pillow at all. Now, a week later, it is almost gone, but still first impression is first impression.

I was hoping the "orthopedic" pillow will improve my sleep quality, but was ready to return it if it didn't. I'm keeping this pillow, it works well: I do not roll as much anymore, trying to find a comfortable spot, and this helps me go to sleep faster.

Product quality is good - can't complain at all. Looks premium!

UPD: Few days later, the smell is completely gone and the sleep quality is still good. Changing review to full 5 stars.


title: Not worth the price. Image is misleading.

text: It should be made clearer that this is the mini photocard set and not the actual album. Was very dissapointed


title: Absolutely perfect condition

text: No bends or tears! Came originally sealed and containing all the items promised! The extra poster was a nice touch :)


title: Good condition, slightly damaged

text: The album was perfectly fine but the CD in the front had a scratch through it


title: Copyright Infringement?

text: Looks like this guy Courson should be sued for copyright infringement. I'm sure Thru the Bible in Pasadena has been incorporated and copyrighted since Dr. J Vernon McGee started the ministry in 1941.


title: Five Stars

text: great cd !


title: I'm  just glad that there are so many  cds available of Elvis!

text: I love this album. Great songs!


title: Be careful not to order same item twice.

text: Great price  but missing a cd.


title: best sound outta 3 versions

text: Owner of the original cd and the EMI 100 from 1997 this third mastering gets more detail and more presence with rounder tighter bass - suttle might seem but definitely more engaging when A-B-C compared - glad I went for it // the added songs on disc 2 are and sound great too


title: iconic limahl though in mini cd

text: I did not really get to read that I was buying the japanese 3' mini cd when i played eagerly the "buy now"key, and only got two songs with that! nothing that was not in the regular soundtrack allbum. But still love the songs and yet the idea of having my second mini cd. "do they know it's christmas time?"is the other one. :-)  80's me?


title: thought i'd ring you - only one with full 4:19 min version on cd!!!!

text: after decades trying to find this bassey-delon beauty on cd i found it. had some previous compilation but only had the faded ending version. great find! some other nice love songs on the cd, sound is clear and open. happy with this find!!!!!


title: Beautiful words and harmony

text: Loved these hymns.  Have bought these beautifully presented CDs for gifts as well.


title: Four Stars

text: Every song on this cd is gold!


title: Love twice

text: Twice


title: Beautiful jacket and artwork which is fitting for The Cult's ...

text: Beautiful jacket and artwork which is fitting for The Cult's best album. These songs stand the test of time and continue to sound relevant to this day.


title: Great album!

text: Great album! Bought it used from a 3rd party seller: disc and case are not in great condition. The last song skips pretty bad. If they release a reissue of this album, I would gladly buy it again.


title: Stellar Performances; Terrible Audio.

text: I had the Lp edition and played it frequently back in the 1980s and remember it being a terrific sounding album. This 3-CD offering makes my audiophile equipment sound utterly anemic. Not recommended except for maybe nostalgic purposes.


title: “Must have” for a Frank Zappa fan!

text: This is AWESOME!!! If you love Frank Zappa it is even AWESOMER!! You can’t find this o. iTunes! Sound quality is great and you should buy!! I’m so glad I have this. “Flakes” on this is absolutely epic!!


title: Another great Sakura Gakuin album!

text: Wow! Just wow! I think I actually like this album more than the Kizuna one. Yui and Moa (and the others) did a great job after the four graduates left the group. One of my favorite songs in this album is Heart No Hoshi. But most of these songs are my favorite tbh. Don't hesitate to get this!


title: Great Sakura Gakuin album!

text: This is my first sakura gakuin album and let me tell you this was great! I was quite worried that I wouldn't like it but now I'm in love with the sakura gakuin group. This is a must buy!


title: Marylin Horne!!!!!

text: Marvelous example of Horne in her soprano years!


title: 2 CD, one dvd of Final Concert.

text: Arrived quickly and is exactly what I was looking for in a father's day gift for my dad.


title: Licensed Reproductions

text: This item is not an original production.  These discs are licensed reproductions of the original Dramitized Recordings.  The discs are not stamped as an original production run might be.  The audio content is all there and sounds fine, but the burned cds may not hold up as well or as long as a typical factory stamped CD.  Don't be fooled by the appearance of this item being an original production as I was.  Note the printed text on Glorious Appearing, verses the stamped text from a stamped copy of The Remnant.  Also, the green color of the CD is indicative of a CD that was burned.  Compare that to the mirror like surface of a disc that was stamped at a factory and has a production serial number on the inner ring.  All that said, if all you want is the audio of this book so you can listen in the car or add it to your mp3 collection, this will do the trick.  It is definitely better than the discs being out of print completely.


title: Great album

text: Great pop music from Israel.  This guy may have a reputation as a womanizer, but he makes some great music!


title: best female tango singer

text: I am a tango lover.  Libertad Lamarque's  beautiful voice shines through.  I highly recommend her CD.  It should be in every tango lovers collection.


title: Music with depth....

text: Progress does not swear allegiance to any one musical style, nor does it ever sound like Jeremy is trying to imitate another band's style. Progress sounds unique and real--its sounds like every note was thought out and has a deeper meaning.


title: Amazingly beautiful album

text: This album plays like an organic flamenco session with incredible guitar work and voice virtuosity.  It's really a work of brilliance.  I play it over and over, loving it from beginning to end!


title: Five Stars

text: excelent book as long as you get the unabridged version like i did


title: Charlie Zahm in concert

text: If you want to see a great entertainer and fantastic artist, don't miss a chance to see Charlie Zahm. I attended his concert and was throughly thrilled to have had the opportunity for some great music.


title: Five Stars

text: Great cd set


title: The World as best as I can remember it.

text: I was replacing my cd from like 20 years ago cause it was all scratched up, and it sounds just as good as the very first one I bought.


title: One Star

text: Only plays so far and then stops. If has a big scratch on the back.


title: Cliché Accordion Music, But Still Great

text:
Out of several French instrumental music CDs that I own, "Bonjour France" by Lifescapes is one of my absolute favorites. Produced by Dan Newton, "Bonjour France" transports you to strolling along cobblestone streets and partaking in the sights, sounds, etc. of France with a very classic Parisian accordion paired with a romantic, modern guitar and the occasional fiddle.

Track Listing:

1. Autumn Dream (Reve L'Automne)
2. Kalinka
3. Indifferent Bossa
4. Latin Quarter
5. Swing Rose
6. Germaine
7. Two Guitars (Deux Gitare)
8. Gypsy Summit (Accor De Manouche)
9. Gypsy Swing (Manouche Swing)
10. Dark Samba (Samba Noir)
11. Gypsy Café (Manouche Café)
12. Dark Eyes (Yeux Noir)
13. Your Love Is My Life (Ton Amour C'est Ma Vie)


title: Beautiful...Even In Strings!

text:
Composer Ludwig Van Beethoven is iconic in the Romantic Era of Classical music and is beloved for his emotive pieces like "Moonlight Sonata" or "Für Elise" by the piano. Lifescapes has recorded an impeccable CD featuring some of Beethoven's most passionate works that is relaxing and unique in featuring the strings instrumental family.

Track Listing:

1. Sonata Opus 15, Pathetique
2. Variations On "Ode To Joy" From "9th Symphony"
3. Quartet Opus 18, No. 4 In C Minor - Allegro (Ma Non Tanto)
4. Für Elise
5. Theme From 5th Symphony
6. Sonata Opus 24, No. 5 For Piano And Violin
7. Minuet In G
8. Piano Trio Opus 1, No. 3 (Andante Cantabile)
9. Quartet Opus 18, No. 1 In F Major (Allegro Con Brio)
10. Sonata Opus 27, No. 2 (Moonlight Adagio Sostenuto)


title: Perfect For A Romantic Dinner

text:
Lifescapes is one of the best series in music that strives to capture the eclectic and wonderful ambiance of World music. "An Evening In Paris" creates a jazzy, romantic feel with the iconic Parisian sound of the accordion, perfect for a candlelight dinner or music to unwind after a stressful day. The crispness in the overall recording makes you feel as if you're right there underneath the Eiffel Tower or enjoying a cup of coffee and croissant at a bistro!

Track Listing:

1. At The Café
2. I Fell For You
3. Tango For Two
4. Rimbaud
5. Gypsy Dance
6. Song For Toots
7. Sidewalk Serenade
8. It Was You
9. These Are The Days
10. Jeu De Mots
11. La Belle Dame Sans Merci
12. Nightfall In Paris


title: Starburst - 2 Record Set (All Original Hits & Stars)

text:
Release Year: 1978 by K-Tel International, Inc.

Record One

Side One:

1) Shadow Dancing - Andy Gibb
2) Hot Child In The City - Nick Gilder
3) Shame - Evelyn "Champagne" King
4) Boogie Nights - Heatwave
5) Every Kinda People - Robert Palmer

Side Two:

1) It's A Heartache - Bonnie Tyler
2) Handy Man - James Taylor
3) Emotion - Samantha Sang
4) Smoke From A Distant Fire - The Sanford/Townsend Bend

Record Two

Side One:

1) Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad - Meat Loaf
2) My Angel Baby - Toby Beau
3) Too Much, Too Little, Too Late - Johnny Mathis; Deniece Williams
4) I'm Not Gonna Let It Bother Me - Atlanta Rhythm Section

Side Two:

1) Dance With Me - Peter Brown
2) You And I - Rick James Stone City Band
3) Get Off - Foxy
4) I Can't Stand The Rain - Eruption
5) Baby Hold On - Eddie Money


title: AM Gold 1973

text:
Release Year: 1992 by Warner Special Products

Track Listing:

1) Delta Dawn - Helen Reddy
2) Bad, Bad Leroy Brown - Jim Croce
3) Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree - Dawn; Tony Orlando
4) Shambala - Three Dog Night
5) Drift Away - Dobie Gray
6) Call Me (Come Back Home) - Al Green
7) Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight - James Taylor
8) Until You Come Back To Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do) - Aretha Franklin
9) You're So Vain - Carly Simon
10) Hello It's Me - Todd Rundgren
11) The Morning After - Maureen McGovern
12) Ain't No Woman (Like The One I've Got) - The Four Tops
13) Stuck In The Middle With You - Stealers Wheel
14) Could It Be I'm Falling In Love - The Spinners
15) Midnight Train To Georgia - Gladys Knight & The Pips
16) Diamond Girl - Seals & Crofts
17) Touch Me In The Morning - Diana Ross
18) The Cover Of "Rolling Stone" - Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show
19) My Maria - B.W. Stevenson
20) Wildflower - Skylark
21) All I Know - Art Garfunkel


title: 24 Mega Hits From The Super 70s

text:
Release Year: 2002 by Madacy Entertainment Group, Inc.

Track Listing:

Disc 1

1) Must Have Got Lost - J. Geils Band [2:57] (1974)
2) Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor) - Robert Palmer [3:10] (1979)
3) Don't Call Us, We'll Call You - Sugarloaf [3:23] (1975)
4) Ballroom Blitz - Sweet [4:00] (1975)
5) Sky High - Jigsaw [2:47] (1975)
6) Isn't It Time - The Babys [4:02] (1977)
7) Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) - Edison Lighthouse [2:48] (1970)
8) No Time - The Guess Who [3:29] (1970)
9) Count On Me - Jefferson Starship [3:14] (1978)
10) Proud Mary - Ike & Tina Turner [4:55] (1971)
11) Bungle In The Jungle - Jethro Tull [3:37] (1975)
12) Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye - Steam [2:17] (1970)

Disc 2

1) Smoke On The Water - Deep Purple [3:54] (1973)
2) Long Train Runnin' - The Doobie Brothers [3:25] (1973)
3) My Best Friend's Girl - The Cars [3:44] (1978)
4) The Cisco Kid - War [3:51] (1973)
5) We Are Family - Sister Sledge [3:34] (1979)
6) Mr. Big Stuff - Jean Knight [2:43] (1971)
7) Thunder Island - Jay Ferguson [3:25] (1978)
8) Sunshine - Jonathan Edwards [2:14] (1972)
9) Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper [3:29] (1975)
10) I'll Take You There - The Staple Singers [3:14] (1972)
11) Cold As Ice - Foreigner [3:19] (1977)
12) Roundabout - Yes [3:27] (1972)


title: Music Machine - Original Stars, Original Hits (All Top 10 Hits)

text:
I am a big fan of the K-Tel records and this particular album is one of my favorites. With a mix of pop from ABBA's "Dancing Queen", disco from Andy Gibb's "I Just Want To Be Your Everything", and rock music from Foreigner's "Feels Like The First Time", this vinyl album is truly a collector.

Original K-Tel Commercial For Music Machine:[...]


title: Hit Machine - 20 Original Hits, 20 Original Stars (All Top 10 Hits)

text:
Release Year: 1976 by K-Tel International, Inc.

Track Listing:

Side One:

1) (Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty - K.C. & The Sunshine Band
2) Right Back Where We Started From - Maxine Nightingale
3) Moonlight Feels Right - Starbuck
4) Summer - War
5) When Will I Be Loved - Linda Ronstadt
6) Happy Days - Pratt & McClain
7) Our Day Will Come - Frankie Valli
8) (You're) Having My Baby - Paul Anka
9) Love Really hurts Without You - Billy Ocean
10) Disco Duck (Part 1) - Rick Dees & His Cast Of Idiots

Side Two:

1) Island Girl - Elton John
2) A Fifth Of Beethoven - Walter Murphy & The Big Apple Band
3) Let Your Love Flow - The Bellamy Brothers
4) Welcome Back - John Sebastian
5) Evil Woman - The Electric Light Orchestra
6) Take A Hand - Rick Springfield
7) Rock And Roll All Nite - KISS
8) I'm Not Lisa - Jessi Colter
9) Who Loves You - The Four Seasons
10) Disco Lady - Johnnie Taylor


title: The World's Most Beautiful Melodies

text:
Annotation by Rosalind M. Shea:

"George Bernard Shaw once called the piano the most important of all musical instruments, saying that 'its invention was to music what the invention of printing was to poetry.' How true. There's something in the sound of the piano, its endless range of mood and texture, that sets it apart. It is nothing less than a whole world at the touch of the hands. Here, Great Romantic Piano Favorites will help transport you to the eternally beautiful realm of the piano."

Track Listing:

1. "Piano Concerto No. 2 In C Minor [Excerpts]" (Rachmaninoff) - Earl Wild (Piano); Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; Russell Stanger (Conductor) [13:22]
2. "Malagueña" (Lecuona) - The Virtuoso Piano Quartet [3:59]
3. "Theme From Sonata In C" (Mozart) - Michael Reeves (Piano); National Philharmonic Orchestra; Charles Gerhardt (Conductor) [2:23]
4. "Nocturne In A Flat" (Chopin) - Christian Steiner (Piano); London Promenade Orchestra; Charles Gerhardt (Conductor) [4:00]
5. "Liebstraum [Dream Of Love]" (Liszt) - Ralph Votapek (Piano)[4:37]
6. "A Dream" (Grieg) - Christian Steiner (Piano); London Promenade Orchestra; Charles Gerhardt (Conductor) [2:30]
7. "Piano Concerto No. 1 In B-Flat Minor [Theme]" (Tchaikovsky) - Earl Wild (Piano); Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; Russell Stanger (Conductor) [3:26]
8. "Träumerai [Dreaming]" (Schumann) - Ralph Voltapek (Piano) [2:49]
9. "If Love Has Touched Your Heart" (Marx) - John Curtis (Piano); National Philharmonic Orchestra; Douglas Gamley (Conductor) [3:30]
10. "Humoresque" (Dvo'ák) - Steffan Scheja (Piano) [2:59]
11. "Moonlight Sonata [First Movement]" (Beethoven) - Earl Wild (Piano) [5:23]
12. "Ritual Fire Dance" (Falla; arranged by  Zayde) - The Virtuoso Piano Quartet [3:34]
13. "Slaughter On Tenth Avenue" (Rodgers) - Earl Wild (Piano); London Promenade Orchestra; Harry Rabinowitz (Conductor) [9:11]


title: Relaxing Classical Masterpieces

text:
One of Lifescapes' albums in the Classical series, German composer Johann Pachelbel leads this compilation of baroque favorites. A collection of pieces performed by a chamber ensemble including meditative instruments like piano, guitar and the lute, these selections are as stunning as the overall recorded sound.

Track Listing:

1. "Canon And Gigue In D" - Johann Pachelbel
2. "Lento (From Sonata In D)" - Georg Philipp Telemann
3. "Cantabile (From Sonata In C)" - Georg Philipp Telemann
4. "Prelude In E (From "The Well-Tempered Clavier)" - Johann Sebastian Bach
5. "Variations On Pachelbel's Canon (Guitars)" - Johann Pachelbel
6. "Largo (From Sonata In C Minor)" - Francesco Maria Veracini
7. "Prelude In D Minor (From "Six Little Preludes") - Johann Sebastian Bach
8. "Canon In D (Performed On Lutes)" - Johann Pachelbel
9. "Serenade (From String Quartet In F Op. 3, No. 5)" - Joseph Haydn
10. "Grave (From Sonata In E Minor)" - Benedetto Marcello
11. "Vivace (From Sonata In C)" - Georg Philipp Telemann
12. "Variations On Pachelbel's Canon (Solo Piano)" - Johann Pachelbel
13. "Sicilienne" - Maria Theresia Von Paradis

Performed By:

Dirk Freymuth: Guitars, Lutes
John Jensen: Piano
Jim Jacobson: Cello
Judy Dow: Harp
Claudia White: Flute
Joel Sayles: Bass


title: Pretty Great 70's Hits From The Radio

text:
This particular CD features the one-hit wonders and songs you just don't hear on the radio anymore. Many of them are very recognizable from the first few notes of each song.

Track Listing:

*Recommended Tracks

1. "Hooked On A Feeling" - Blue Swede (1974)
2. "Hitchin' A Ride" - Vanity Fare (1970)
3. "The Night Chicago Died" - Paper Lace (1974)
4. "How Do You Do?" - Mouth & MacNeal (1972)
5. "Chevy Van" - Sammy Johns (1975)
6. "Dancing In The Moonlight" - King Harvest (1973)*
7. "Rock Me Gently" - Andy Kim (1974)
8. "Jungle Fever" - The Chakachas (1972)
9. "I'm Doin' Fine Now" - New York City (1973)
10. "Moonlight Feels Right" - Starbuck (1976)*
11. "Afternoon Delight" - The Starland Vocal Band (1976)*
12. "Beach Baby" - First Class (1974)
13. "Sky High" - Jigsaw (1975)*
14. "Seasons In The Sun" - Terry Jacks (1974)*
15. "Billy, Don't Be A Hero" - Bo Donaldson & The Heywoods (1974)*
16. "Tighter, Tighter" - Alive And Kicking (1970)
17. "Beautiful Sunday" - Daniel Boone (1972)*
18. "My Baby Loves Lovin'" - White Plains (1970)
19. "Run Joey Run" - David Geddes (1975)
20. "One Tin Soldier, The Legend Of Billy Jack" - Coven (1971)
21. "Rings" - Cymarron (1971)*
22. "Shannon" - Harry Gross (1976)


title: Great product

text: Loved the music.  I wish it had hemisync as well.  This does place you in a favorable mood. I do alot of walking listenning to this music.


title: Astonishing

text:
Once every now and then comes a performance that can only be called miraculous. This live recital first came out on Melodram in much drier sound. Here, in this sonically sweeter edition, we get the applause as well, an unexpected reminder for an artist who stopped giving concerts at age 32. It opens with a most curiously obscure composition: Sweelinck's "Fitzwilliam" fantasia, but which upon acquaintance must surely be ranked as one of the greatest examples of the early keyboard repertoire - or any repertoire if you ask me. This particular performance, with its atmosphere of quiet contemplation, followed by floating, feathery virstuosity, seems from another world entirely. (Compared to Gould's studio rendition [mislabeled as "Fantasia cromatica" by Sony,] it is played more beautifully, and with superior sound.) And for those who thought Gould incapable of persuasive Mozart, they might be taken aback. Despite perhaps the slowest opening to K330 on record, and his attempt to turn Mozart into a "vertical" composer, I did not feel  indifference or  disrespect that his Mozart often elicits. The slow mvt has some uncanny ornamental twists that would sound affected by anyone else. The final mvt is brisk and refreshing without sounding eccentric. And if there was ever a time where one might be won over by Schoenberg's  "dry and unmoving" piano music, this magical disc might also be it.

As to these live Goldbergs, I rank them on par with his two studio efforts, and above the complete 1954 and 1958 versions. It seems to be a compromise between the ideals of each studio version, combining the more beautiful tone and greater spontaneity of the 1955, with the finer tempo continuity and more fascinating interplay of voices of the 1981. But it's also an individual recording all of its own. He takes two repeats only: vars. 4 and 30, in each case only the first repeat (which upon reflection may well be the two most in need of restatement.)  What  makes this a unique listening experience for me are those catch-you-by-surprise protrusions of of one voice over another, where you'd never have guessed such an effect would make any sense. These are in abundance too in the 1981 reading, but here they come off more spontaneously - I would even dare use the word "poetic" here, as these contrasts are so striking they more than make up for the relative lack of rhythmic inflection. All this is delivered with such uncanny originality one doesn't even care to ask, was  Gould really playing Bach as "intended," or, is his scholarship sound? (In retrospect, it is highly questionable.) Of these three complete "Gouldberg" recordings, which is best? To those in the "Gould camp" the 1981 recording is always cited as the "more mature." Perhaps, but I tend to see all three as illuminating a single ideal. While I'm not in favor of lofty descriptions, in this case I find myself concurring with the above reviewer's reference to a "unique spiritual manifestation." This applies equally to the Sweelinck. Even people who don't take to Gould have commented with astonishment at this unique 9-minute statement of sheer magic.


title: Music of the Oberammergau Passion Play

text: I loaned my Music CD of the Passion Play to someone I know three years ago. When I didn't get it back I decided to replace it and my purchase did just that. Thank you.


title: Just as I remember it.

text: The product was very exactly as it was described and it plays beautiful and my wife and I are enjoying it very much.


title: The Biology of Belief

text: The book arrived in a very timely fashion.  It is, in my opinion, a must read for anyone who is searching for information about how our lives can be changed by our beliefs.  Well written and researched.<br />Sharon Rose


title: Love this

text: I used to listen to this when i was younger to help me and my baby fall asleep.


title: WTTS Collectors Edition Volume 18

text: Great new music groups with a large variety of style.  I had never gotten one of the WTTS CD's until now and have enjoyed it immensely.


title: Great to listen to this while reading about the "making of"

text: Liked him well enough, just never a huge Dylan fan in my youth. I've been taking another look at his work since he won the Nobel prize in literature a few years ago. Reading the short volume in the "33 1/3" Series of classic LPs, and really couldn't do it. justice without several listenings to the album. Have reached a whole new appreciation as a result.


title: Five Stars

text: An amazing, truly superior performance.


title: I was there.

text: I was there at that recording. I loved the show. The CD is special to me, and brings back memories of a wonderful night with one of the greats.


title: One OfMy Favorites

text: I have had this LP for about 45 years. It is one of the treasured few LPs I have kept over time. If it was in CD format, I'd buy it again in a second. I used to study to this music. I've missed it, and am delighted it is still being sold. I once wrote to the Abbey and asked if they were going to republish a CD form, but the answer back was that they had no such plans. What a shame. It is so beautiful. And I'm not even Catholic.


title: Beautiful

text: Everything you would expect from a project with Mick O'Brien and more. Beautiful sensitive and imaginative interpretations of well know tunes. Hidden treasures that are destined to be new standards in traditional music. All three players bring more than an A game to this recording. It's a joy to listen.


title: Five Stars

text: Arrived on time and as expected


title: Awesome MSG Show!

text: Excellent show, long show. Highly recommended. Goes well with all of the other great 1997 material. BTW this is still available by CD, brand new, on the Live Phish website for $23.


title: ... can tell you that a particular composer has a better grasp of the material

text: I'm not the kind of guy who can tell you that a particular composer has a better grasp of the material, though I'm sure it's true in some cases. However, I know a good recording and performance when I hear it, and this recording is just that. I had to wait a little while since it came in from Germany, but like their cars, their recordings are flawless.


title: This is a vanished treasure.

text: This a rare recording of Gigi Gryce's large Jazz Lab ensemble--essentially what 50s people called an 'orchestra' after the Swing days wore out 'big band'--and the music is marvelous. This was the first recording I heard of Donald Byrd. He had the stuff to carry Gigi Gryce's warm, brilliant arrangements, in all their beauty, snazz, and intelligence. I had one of the two LPs, contained in one half of the gatefold cover, which had been torn down the middle by some bebop Solomon, to wend its way into a Dupont Circle used-LP 99c bin about 1985. I searched for the other half for more than 20 years, bin by bin, all over the US. About 2006 I found a Euro bootleg CD of the whole Columbia recording, and finally exhaled. Great, great music. Gigi Gryce composed very cool tunes and arrangements that were treasured by the best musicians of his times. Witness the people who jumped to work with him! Donald Byrd early on was a wunderkind, but instead of crazy chops he had deep wits and refined tone. Both of these fellows were beautifully serious. Wow. I envy the person who buys this recording: your first listen will open a door you never knew was there.


title: Great gospel

text: Great love all the songs on it


title: Five Stars

text: This is good jazz music.


title: Four Stars

text: Totally satisfied


title: Wonderful blend of exotic island music.

text: Thoroughly enjoyed it. It's been years since I've listened to the likes of Martin Denny and "Hawaiian" music.


title: Five Stars

text: Great cd. Bought for a friend for a Christmas gift.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect condition!


title: Highly recommend!

text: If you are a horse lover, you will thoroughly enjoy this cd. Lovely relaxing music with the sounds of nature and equines interspersed throughout. I close my eyes and can easily picture the interactions taking place between the horses.


title: Another Brilliant Novel!

text:
I have read series before.  Some good.  Some not so good.  The tendancy seems to be that they start out good and then fade as it becomes harder to come up with new and interesting ideas.

"Towers of Midnight" is book #13 in what is supposed to be a 14 book series.  We probably all know that Robert Jordan intended 12 books and then toward the end, he predicted #12 would be 2000 pages.  After his passing, his wife obtained the services of Brandon Sanderson to finish it and together they decided that book #12 should really be done in three books.  Thus 12, 13, and 14.  I don't know how much of the material in these books is from Robert Jordan and how much is Brandon Sanderson, but the transition is seemless.  In this case, I think that's probably the best compliment anyone could give or expect.

The problem is... my life is so busy that I don't have time to sit down and read a 600+ page book.  The answer:  Audiobook!  I am listening to "Towers of Midnight" on my way to and from work, as well as whenever else I drive around in my car.  It's awesome!

As for the book itself, it is just as as good as the previous 12.  The odd part about finally hearing someone else read it as that they are pronouncing EVERYTHING WRONG!  Seriously, the previous books probably contained 7500 pages... and I guess I had established my own way of pronouncing things.  So now being confronted with what is probably the CORRECT way to pronounce them, I find myself correcting the narrators.

MY ONE NEGATIVE COMMENT:  and it may just be me.  What happened to Moiraine?  She's mentioned in the glossary of the previous book... and Thom's got a letter from her.  I knew the moment she "died" that she was still alive and I've been waiting patiently for her to return... so what gives?  did I miss something?  Maybe I'll have to get #12 on CD and see if I can figure out what I missed.


title: Four Stars

text: diggin' it


title: Don't order this

text: This is pitiful! 2nd CD to come with defective tracks.  What happen to quality control?


title: Freed From Boring Kid Music

text: This CD is a welcome relief from hearing the same music over and over and over.  It is relaxing and soothing, and the lyrics are creative.  Some songs are very touching.


😻😻😻i love both albums and i finally got minho's photocard+unit card🖤🖤🖤 i also got baby felix&hyunjins poster and i.n's first page(: everything was perfect! would order again


title: Five Stars

text: Great CD, no issues with shipping.


title: Good Buy

text:
The albums are great, a treasure of men.
The delivery was quick.
I couldn’t ask for more.


title: My choir teacher was correct!

text: After discussing performances of this work through emails, my choir teacher from my high school days (a long time ago), told me to play the Shaw version, which we both liked, and then purchase this version. He had sent me a YouTube connection that was this recording from an old, scratchy LP. It sounded terribly slow and, of course, hard to listen to in its scratchy state. He ASSURED me that the CD version had far better sound and that the tempos are considered by most choral music scholars as definitive. I reluctantly agreed to listen once it arrived. First, I listened to my copy by Shaw and his singers: wonderful sound. Then I played this recording. Well, my teacher was AGAIN correct. The sound was very good, if a bit skewed to the left, and the performance was, well... (I'm not a singer any longer, and I don't have the sheet music), but it was just RIGHT. the listener can just sense the rightness to these pieces. And the BASSES! They anchor the work with incredible power. The subterranean b-flat at the end of track 5 is worth the price of admission. Just wonderful!


title: Iron Maiden at their early raw energy years... But disc is too pricey for a bootleg

text: Pretty much anything featuring Iron Maiden is a perfect thing in my book. however this is unauthorized and it's a bootleg so I think charging people $30 is a little bit steep. Sound quality is pretty good for what it is, don't expect it to sound super polished because it's a soundboard recording. Again charging people $30 for a bootleg and not a dime of it goes to the actual band is kind of uncool.


title: Satisfied

text: My husband is the lead singer on this album and I wanted another copy for my children!<br /> I was amazed that I found it on Amazon and it arrived in great condition!!


title: Soothing

text: This was a lovely 2-disc CD set.  It was a gift for an elderly widow and we listened to it all day as soon as she received it.  It was soothing and set a calm tone during an otherwise anxious time.  Love, love, love Tim Janis and this one doesn't disappoint.


title: Not exactly "brought."

text: The track listing compared to what is on the actual CD are GROSSLY different.  Recording is what I'd expect from a bootleg, but damn, completely wrong tracks.  The ones listed on the CD are what I wanted to hear, yet what I got was a live Zeppelin concert, just not the ones I expected.  Suppose I'll stick to other forms of media for live shows.


title: One Star

text: Received an incomplete copy of album. Waiting for replacement...


Craptastic  versions of songs you already know.  They play pretty much like the album a song is from.


title: What was lost....

text:
When the late John Storm Roberts, an extraordinary man, transferred this vinyl onto CD he changed it.
  The far-cheaper and better sounding CD opens with more raw vocal music and also loses some key tracks - a stunner by the Black Star Musical Club that he moved to another album, for instance - which are serious losses.
  The Original Original is far more focussed and powerful than the longer CD version. They are two different beasts and for me at least - and this can only be a matter of taste- the vinyl version is the most kingly of albums....


title: Late XMas Gift To Myself

text: Arrived on time. Love it!


title: I love the cover but it's not the Japanese version that ...

text: I love the cover but it's not the Japanese version that I was expecting. The first song Romantic Universe (Love Me Right) is in Korean. The second song, Drop That is in Japanese.


Very good music to the ears. This is the complete greatest hits Of Smokie of all times.


title: Five Stars

text: Barrio Boyzz the best balada pop


title: Recommended!

text: Really good for my meditations! I got another copy for the car to help with traffic induced stress. Really nice!


title: Good album

text: Very god corridos, I like it


title: Extaordinary!

text: One of the best performed and produced ever! One of the few that can make my giant Klips corner horns really sing. Trust me. If you are lucky enough to find it, buy it!


title: Fantastic group. Very disappointed Amici isn't producing any more ...

text: Fantastic group.  Very disappointed Amici isn't producing any more recordings.


title: D C 5 Hits

text: I would give this 6 stars if I could, close as perfect as could be Mike Smith has a great voice, this cd has all their hits even the movie ones. Buy this if you like groups across the Pond and if you like the 60's


title: Five Stars

text: This is one of my favorite groups, period.


title: Love this. I wore out my copy and had ...

text: Love this.I wore out my copy and had to get a new one.anna bechoah worth the price of the whole cd


title: Perfect Gift for Mark fans

text: My daughter loves Mark Lee! And this is the perfect gift for Mark fans!


title: Please Can you crawl out your window?-Highway 61 sessions

text: What a gem this 45 is!  And in such great shape.  Thank you so much, again to the dealer who has taken care of this 45 over the years and who did such a fine job shipping it!  Unique to see the session musicians listed beneath the song's title and Dylan's name.  So difficult to find this "missing piece" in Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited sessions and well worth what I paid for it.  Much better version of the song than the take he did with the Hawks months later in 1965.  The addition of Al Kooper on the "celeste" (a bell-like sound heard in the recording)and its driving, IN TUNE rythym help this rare version of the song attain a "height", perhaps, that the REAL Positively 4th Street has already attained.  It's a wonder it wasn't included on the Highway 61 Revisited lp, either ousting the out of tune, Queen Jane Approximately or finding a way to complement it as the next track.  Have a listen on You Tube and You decide!


title: ... came a little before the expected date which was great & the album itself was in good condition

text: The album came a little before the expected date which was great & the album itself was in good condition, as well as the poster that came with it! :) It also, like stated in the product description, came with four extra photocards which were awesome - the only suggestion I would make is if the photocards could be put into a protective sleeve of some sort or placed in the folded poster because one of the four cards came bent at the corner which I suspect is a result of moving around in the package the album came in (this is nothing major but a little noticeable). Overall though, I would recommend buying through this seller :)


title: The album came in great condition & a few days before the expected arrival ...

text: The album came in great condition & a few days before the expected arrival date which was awesome! I would definitely recommend not only the album (DAY6 are an amazing group and this album is a great collection of some of their best songs!), but also the seller :)


The album (which is amazing because BAP never disappoint!) came in good condition and a few days before the expected arrival date which was great! However, like many of the comments I have read above, the album didn't come with a folder poster :(


title: Terrible

text: Poor.


title: Good old western music!!

text: You really have to give a round of applause to the BACM! To those of you that do not know this company in England is The British Archive of Country Music!!! They are absolutely the best company in the world to my knowledge that bring back the old forgotten obscure little known original country music and western music from the 1930s 1940s 1950s !!! They have a fantastic collection of the good old original music!! A lot of their cds are from regional bands who never made the big time but never the less put out a lot of good old country music!! The cd in mind is Art Dickson I have been collecting western music for 65 years and I heard guite a few songs on the dvd that I was unfamiliar with!!! This company seems to have the knack to find everything that was ever recorded!!! My only beef is I probably won't live long enough to get all these fabulous old cds!! So everyone who likes old country and western music should check out this website-BACM . Com I absolutely love these people !!!!!


title: Krokus

text: Awesome album


title: It came perfect condition. The only issue there was two disc twos there was no disc 1

text: I opened it, it was wrapped. But i discovered when i went to play the discs. That there was two disc 2's there was no disc 1. If i knew about this sooner because i was busy and had not gotten around to open it to play yet till this morning and i discovered there was 2 disc 2's. The disc one was missing. This is the first time ever this has happened to me, by the way it was sealed. So it had to come from distributers that way. I don't know if i want to waste more money to buy another copy and risk the same thing happening.


title: Un desastre

text: Pésimo vendedor llegó retrasado y lo peor canciones ralladas un bochorno


title: Drugs are bad...

text: This is what happens when heroin ruins your voice. Phil sounds very rough. You can't even understand what he's saying half the time.


title: A solid return after 8 years!

text:
I like many others have waited for 8 long years with baited breath for the next Metallica installment, being a long time fan. I have listened to Death Magnetic, which I really enjoy for the most part, many times in that time, poor production aside.
When I first heard the "Hardwired" single, I was impressed. Heavy with echoes of "My Apocalypse" and even "Damage Inc." from
Master Of Puppets came to mind. Then "Moth Into Flame" came, which also instantly grabbed my interest and finally "Atlas,Rise" which I also loved. I was pumped and positive that this album was looking good. I got and advance copy a couple of days ago and listened to the whole album in my Seinheiser headphones in one sitting.
The first disc totally blew me away. Solid in all areas and as good as anything Metallica has released in my opinion. Heavy and signature Metallica, but yet also exploring new ground which Metallica are not afraid to do which though hasn't worked for me all the time (Reload), this time it did. The track order in particular on disc one is just heavy hit after heavy hit. The tracks aforementioned as well as "Dream No More", "Halo On Fire" and the Danzig era of The Misfits reminscent "Now That We're Dead" are all dark and heavy like early days Metallica. After disc 1 I was curious to know how the momentum could keep going or they could top such an intense and interesting ride.
Disc 2 opens heavy again with "Confusion" which grabbed my attention as did the following "ManUNkind" and "Here Comes Revenge". Progressive and heavy, still I was still very much getting into this album. In saying that all these songs are long, and in a row are a bit too much but still not bad songs.
Then comes "Am I Savage", very much like "Of Wolf and Man" from the Black album which I don't like and think is cheesey and this song I must say was a speed hump for me. Following this is "Murder One" which although is a thoughtful dedication to the great Lemmy from Motorhead, is a rather weak song and does make a detour and the album feels to loose focus and impact more so. Its not a particularly interesting or engaging track. Then, comes "Spit Out The Bone" which is back on target. A final heavy jolt that re-engaged me and was a great end to a mostly great album.
In this album you'll hear just about every eraxof Metallica that's been, and some more interesting new directions. My only criticism is the two tracks I mentioned which aren't overly terrible, and that the second disc could of had some of the tracks shortened to add more effect and not slow the album down a bit as they are a bit unecessarily long and some what unfocused.
This is for the most part a welcome return for Metallica, and I will say that I will listen to this album as much as I do most of the other albums on heavy rotation. Oh and production is ok on this album, but still looks like dynamic compression has played some part unfortunately though not as bad as Death Magnetic.
Can't wait to hear some of these songs live!
Worth the 8 year wait and Metallica show that they still have it and are not afraid to break new ground and take which is one of the reasons why I love this band! Enjoy!


title: A solid return after an 8 year wait!

text:
I like many others have waited for 8 long years with baited breath for the next Metallica installment, being a long time fan. I have listened to Death Magnetic, which I really enjoy for the most part, many times in that time, poor production aside.
When I first heard the "Hardwired" single, I was impressed. Heavy with echoes of "My Apocalypse" and even "Damage Inc." from
Master Of Puppets came to mind. Then "Moth Into Flame" came, which also instantly grabbed my interest and finally "Atlas,Rise" which I also loved. I was pumped and positive that this album was looking good. I got and advance copy a couple of days ago and listened to the whole album in my Seinheiser headphones in one sitting.
The first disc totally blew me away. Solid in all areas and as good as anything Metallica has released in my opinion. Heavy and signature Metallica, but yet also exploring new ground which Metallica are not afraid to do which though hasn't worked for me all the time (Reload), this time it did. The track order in particular on fisc one is just heavy hit after heavy hit. The tracks formentioned as well as "Dream No More", "Halo On Fire" and the Danzig era of The Misfits reminscent "Now That We're Dead" are all dark and heavy like early days Metallica. After disc 1 I was curious to know how the momentum could keep going or they coukd top such an intense and interesting ride.
Disc 2 opens havy again with "Confusion" which I grabbed my attention as did the following "ManUNkind" and "Here Comes Revenge". Progressive and heavy still I was still very much getting into this album. In saying that all these songs are long, and in a row are a bit too much but still not bad songs.
Then comes "Am I Savage", very much like "Of Wolf and Man" from the Black album which I don't like and think is cheesey and this song I must say was a speed hump for me. Following this is "Murder One" which although is a thoughtful dedication to the great Lemmy from Motorhead, is a rather week song and does make a detour the album feels to loose focus and impact more so. Its not a particularly interesting or engaging track. Then, comes "Spit Out The Bone" which is back on target. A final heavy jolt that re-engaged me and was a great end to a mostly great album.
In this album you'll hear just about every eraxof Metallica that's been, and some more interesting new directions. My only criticism is the two tracks I mentioned which aren't terrible, and that the second disc could of had some of the tracks shortened to add more effect and not slow the album down a bit as they are a bit unecessarily long and some what unfocused.
This is for the most part a welcome return for Metallica, and I will say that I will listen to this album as much as I do most of the other albums on heavy rotation. Oh and production is ok on this album, but still looks like dynamic compression has played a part unfortunately!
Can't wait to hear some of these songs live!
Worth the 8 year wait and Metallica show that they still have it and are not afraid to break new ground and take which is one of the reasons why I love this band! Enjoy!


title: Good Compilation

text: Disappointing feature and contents are Caranois rending (instumental) and wasted sunset are missed tracs.All the other tracs are great.Orininates late sixtees and early seventies hard rock."One too many wasted sunset and broken by at the dawn" is missing.Recored and made for Japanese Corporations.


title: POP

text: excelllent


title: VERY GOOD

text: EXELENTE MUCHAS GRACIAS ESTOY MUY CONTENTO , TODO LLEGO MUY BIEN


title: Five Stars

text: thank you


title: Essential Melodic Hard Rock!!

text: Awesome 2cd set chock full of great E.C. songs. Came in a timely manner.


title: Could'nt be better!

text: Awesome seller. Will use again. Thank you.


title: Great!

text: Revisited this and it is fantastic


title: Good

text: Kind of their downslope I'm afraid but I saw this tour and wanted the CD. Songs are anthemic. Allot of Na Na Nas. Hate to be negative but can see why Ritchie left. They have been in a writers block since this album.


title: A psalter of songs that hover in the air...

text:
Perhaps the best advice to listeners of Jeff Zentner's Hymns to the Darkness is to place on the mind's backburner the artist's involvement with experimental southern rockers Creech Holler.  With a sonic palette akin to Iron & Wine's [[ASIN:B00006J402 The Creek Drank the Cradle]] and a fatalism reminiscent of Gillian Welch's [[ASIN:B00005N8CQ Time (The Revelator)]], Hymns speaks from somewhere deeper within the dark soul of Appalachia than Creech Holler's electric-laden With Signs Following.  In place of the latter's backwoods eeriness, Zentner's debut solo effort offers listeners warm acoustic finger picking and a low-key production, lending his melancholic songs the intimacy of a well-worn string band huddled around a campfire.  Combined with Zentner's almost-a-whisper vocals and penchant for moody lyricism, as well as equally somber black & white album photos from Ohio native Jaclyn Sollars, the album's distant familiarity conjures a feeling of something glimpsed, almost captured but almost missed.

As much as in the overall tone, the somberly introspective heart of the countryside is mirrored in Zentner's songs, which feel less written than dredged from the murky depths of the songwriter's experience.  The arrangements compliment this sense of struggle for lyrical truth, as when a wheedling guitar, spare banjo, and haunting lap steel converge to render the claustrophobia and hopelessness of "Rusty Town," the album's opener.  Even more poignant is the bleak poetry of "The Color of the Clouds at Night," a song coming directly from the pit of loneliness.  The deft storytelling of "Fire & Memory" showcases a debt to Texan troubadour Townes Van Zandt (glaringly apparent in Zentner's achingly beautiful cover of Van Zandt's ballad "Tecumseh Valley," which is unfortunately absent from this album), while the gypsy-like mandolin of the album's closer, "Promise Me That You Will Never Die," leaves us impressed with the variety of Zentner's influences.

Indeed, if there is one criticism to be made, it is that this variety does not seep through strongly enough: eventually the arrangements melt into one another and the album feels like a single overwhelming hymn to the darkness.  But this lone shortcoming was probably unavoidable, for Jeff Zentner is one of those rare musicians unafraid to let his own personal truth invade his music, and only further efforts can temper such an honest songwriter into a broader musical palate.  Zentner's songs, like those of Elliott Smith, dance with despair.  Whether burning into you as if into a vein of lignite or creeping through you like a slow-moving creek through the backwoods at dusk, Hymns to the Darkness is at once atmospheric and tangible--a psalter of songs that hover in the air like a curse or a blessing.


title: one of the three top classics of the 1970s.

text: As I remember it, there were three classic LPs of the 1970s, outside of the ones by superstars (zepplin, Stones, The Who). Those albums were this one by Trower, (bridge of sighs) The first great 'Montrose' Album (with Hagar), and the first 'Bad Company' album- the one with 'ready for love'. I saw all those groups when each of those albums came out (Montrose and Trower at Winterland, Bad Company opened for Edgar Winter at Oakland couloseum). Those were the days


title: for the history alone

text: like the Star Club Live tape, this is worth it (for myself anyway) for the historical significance alone. While the audio-quality here is far superior than that Hamburg concert is, what always has baffeled me about the Decca tape is why did the Beatles sound so bad? I mean, everything was on the line here, everything they had been working so hard for so long now. It sounds like they had a bad case of nerves (especially Lennon on "Money", which is the worst I have EVER heard his great voice sound) One  reason it 'baffels' me is because he sounded so confident only 6 months earlier at the sessions that produced 'My Bonnie' for Polydor records with Tony Sheridan. Lennon sang lead on 'Ain't She Sweet' and had sounded as good as he would later at EMI records. But here he suddenly sounds so nervous, I don't get it. Maybe Tony Sheridan had given him some of those 'Prellys' at Polydor that day, maybe thats why he sounded so good. And maybe Brian Epstein, who had just become the Beatles manager before the Decca audition- and who was also cleaning up their image, maybe he wouldnt allow any pills now. Who knows? But I bet after hearing the tape, Epstein wished he had given them some pills himself (especially after Decca turned them down)


This is great music! BBC Music - The Glory of Venice - Music by Willaert, Gabrieli, Merulo and Rore was great.


title: It was a good deal. Thanks

text: I did not find anything wrong with the recording. It was a good deal. Thanks.


title: Shipped quickly and well packaged

text: everything was fine with the order


title: Does Not have The Candy Man

text: 3 CDs and no Candy Man!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent arrangements and sound quality.


title: An extrordinary delight!

text: I'm not one who goes for arrangements typically. But this disc is extraordinary. The piece lends itself to a 2 piano arrangements, with all those knotty textures and lines that are difficult to transfer from a dual manual harpsichord to a single piano. The arrangement is superb, with just enough embellishment to bring out all that a second piano offers, without distorting anything or diminishing any of the work's genius. If anything, it adds to the piece. Lines, voices and harmonies are revealed anew. And just as importantly -- the musicians are superb. Wonderful, thoughtful and technically assured. A new favorite disc!


title: An individual and very compelling recording

text: I thought her liberties, none excessive, were well within reason, and refreshing. Beautiful tone and sound as well. Think of this set as the antithesis of Barenboim's ultra-dry take (Barenboim's Mozart Sonatas are one of his very rare fails, imo). Warm and inviting.


title: Excellent!

text: I've loved Stan Freberg since I was a kid. 13?? But I want you to know the case was "smashed to smithereens".....but luckily  the CD was not damaged. So the stars are for the product, NOT the packaging ; which was a paper envelope with 1/2 bubbles on each side.CRUNCH!!!!!


title: Moments jewels for the crown

text: Older recording.  I knew Wanda had recorded with the B. Tabernacle Choir award winning Christmas CD.  This was the only other recording that she made.


title: Thank you very much

text: My other one was scratched. Thank you so much!!


title: I love this CD.

text: The CD came right on time and perfect condition.  I am very pleased with delivery and CD.


title: Colonel Parker proves he cares not about Elvis

text: Colonel Parker should have been fired!This was his way of trying to make a quick buck.He took advantage of Elvis in so many ways but this is a degrading beyond degree ,releasing an album like this.To those who never saw Elvis in concert have no idea that this was between song chatter.Elvis must have been so angry at this release.This should have been a sign to fire Parker and move on.


title: under rated classic

text: this Tom Jones cd is awesome.The voice is great as always and the tunes are catchy and kind of a bluesy feel.This man has the pipes and displays them brightly on this cd.The clarity of the vocals and smoothness of his voice without a lot of horns or annoying background vocals.Don't pass up on this one if you can find it.


title: ALWAYS ELVIS

text: I am listening to this cd for the sixth time as I write this.Elvis would be very proud of this one,the change of instruments,removal of some of the overpowering background vocals,and his voice out front and center makes this a cd that you can play over and over,while driving,working,or carrying on a conversation with someone.The song selection is great and brings back many fond memories.It is like hearing these songs for the first time and clearly demonstrates the greatness and perfection of the voice of Elvis Presley.If you want a really enjoyable Elvis cd,this would be the one.The mix of songs flow so well.I just can't say enough good things about this cd,just buy it and enjoy.It will bring to memory that Elvis was and is the greatest.


title: THE KING

text: THIS IS WHY ELVIS IS THE KING.NO  ONE CAN ROCK AND INSPIRE AN AUDIENCE THE WAY HE DID.THIS CONCERT FEATURES ALL THE GREAT SONGS,SOME PERFORMED SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT THAN WE HAD HEARD BEFORE AND IT LETS YOU KNOW THAT ELVIS WAS A VERY CREATIVE SINGER AND ENTERTAINER.A PURE GENIUS AT WHAT HE DID.


title: Too bad there are just three albums....

text: I have listened to Krakowsky's albums for many years (after I had found them accidentally). His songs are a heartbreak .... that you will want to relive again and again. True joy shining through the catastrophe of life. Haunting. Too bad I found just three. Not surprised though. True artists very often have more important things to do than recording albums. Thank you, Mr. Krakowski, wherever you are.


If you like pseudo-operatic, decaffeinated imitations of Gypsy music, buy this record. However, if you prefer a more genuine kind of Roma singing, look elsewhere.


title: From Blues to Gospel - she's the best!

text: If you are familiar with Big Mama Thornton's music, then you can appreciate this as a fitting end to her musical recordings. Definitely worth hearing!


title: Four Stars

text: Really good !!!


title: Recordings were inconsistant

text: This was supposed to be a collection from the original master recordings.  It is not as the recording quality is different from song to song.  A much better collection is the one from Ode Records, her original label.  Although this was cheap it was just as disappointing.


title: Cd

text: Good item


title: A Must Have

text: These talented new musicians will make your world a better place! Their lyrics are original and heartfelt and their reggae, rock, jammin' style will have you dancing and singing along. Truly a unique and refreshing listen as they skillfully change tempo and tonality with flair.


title: Phil Collons, the Singles 3 CD collection review.

text: Items were just as described, it contains all of Phil Collon's greatest hits. If you're a huge Phil Collons fan, I highly recommend you buy this album to add to your CD collection, Thank you very much.


title: Somebody's Doin' me right 45 vinal record.

text: Item was just as described, plays perfect, no pops, clicks, or hissing sound from the record. Would buy this 45 record in the future, thank you.


title: Good music choices

text: Works well in my 98 Corvette


title: Five Stars

text: Very happy with the CD.


title: Christmas gift for my sister

text: I got this as a Christmas gift for my sister. She loved it


title: Perfect

text: Arrived damaged and they immediately sent a new one no questions asked :) definitely worth it although both times I got Wendy’s photo card so I think they’re bulk orders lol


title: Five Stars

text:
i love -all- the tracks in this vinyl. great purchase.

keep it up.


title: Great cd, just not very loud

text: Normally im over satisfied with Pantera products and music, but i gave this 4 stars because its basically all the audio from a particular concert in Russia. Great songs and performances live, but the audio quality is not as good as current media. Tgen again, this cd was produced in the 1990s so i suppose it was current nedia then. Still great songs. Just wish it was louder.


title: An Inspiring and Bittersweet Masterpiece!

text: One of the most beautiful cinematic scores, and by far, my favorite from the talented composer, James Horner, this complete edition has every music cue from the film, unlike its trimmed-down original release. For years I wanted the complete score but it was either incredibly expensive or just didn't exist in its entirety. My 30-year hunt is over and I couldn't be more pleased to finally have it. Thank you for the memories, smiles and tears, Mr. Horner!


title: He still fascinates

text: The ONLY fault I have with this CD is the lack of lyrics. Mr. Sloan is still a wunderkid.<br />A soundtrack for Ludwig Van, and P.F. Sloan's lives


title: Love Adele

text: I love Adele and streaming doesn't give me the freedom to repeat songs or even go back to a song. I drive an older car with a cd player so I decided to utilize it and love it


title: I can't stop listening to this

text: This kid and her organ are amazing. If you had not seen her play, you would imagine that an orchestra or at least a small band is playing. Unfortunately, Amazon US does not have her other CD, "Possible". I had to get that through Amazon Japan. Her music is different from what I normally listen to, but I can stop playing her music.


title: Excellent Album

text: Combines 80s pop and new wave with 90s alternative in an excellent mix.  I think the band is defunct, but I saw them live some time ago and they were excellent.  I still break this album out periodically.


title: A great cd!

text: A replacement for me.  Love this cd!


title: EXCELLENT album !!!

text: As a fire fighter who trained in New York City with FDNY prior to 911 and lost good friends and brothers that day the song 2823 is one of the best tributes to 911 that I’ve never heard !  I love this album and I love that song!!! Thank you Vito !!!


title: Three Stars

text: nice variety ; quiet singer


title: Five Stars

text: Needed for the series collection rad elvis


title: Our Go-To Nighttime CD

text: I can't tell you how many nights we have fallen asleep to this.  It's lovely to soak or sloak to :)


title: Excellent music, excellent service.

text: What I received was exactly what I expected. The music is wonderful. Very quick delivery! I will definitely be looking to order more from this merchant. Please keep up the excellent work.


title: Euphoria!

text: Oh my gawd!  I wish he had a decent way for us to find his touring info and such online. I had to look deeep into Google to see he's still gigging around So Cal.  I bought mine used via Amazon Marketplace.  It's like My Bloody Valentine meets...meets.... something dippy. Amazing record. I wanna see the tour!


title: 4th Album Should Be "Songs by Ricky"

text: Not "Rick Is 21, which came two years later. Listening to the original four albums as they were released makes it possible to accurately track the artist's output.


title: CONTEMPORARY CLASSICAL

text:
The blurring of the line between "classical" and "contemporary" genres of music is even blurrier now...especially since the release of the soundtrack for "Stargate: The Ark Of Truth." This CD has it all...stirring choral, breath-taking instrumentation and soaring melodic lines. It simply astounds!

If you love the "Contemporary Classical" genre of music, I'll bet you'll want to add this CD to your library: it is that good.


title: Arias For The 21st Century!

text:
Having discovered Jean-Patrick Capdevielle's music by hearing Filippa Giordano and others perform it, I was nonetheless under-prepared for the depth, power and deep melodic content of his "Atylantos". The quality of the singers, instrumentation and, of course, Capedevielle's powerful arias make this CD one of the most precious I own.

Whether one calls it NeoClassical, Contemporary Classical or Crossover Classical, you'll simply call this CD beautiful. It marries contemporary instrumentation to lush orchestral elements, world-class operatic stars to Capdevielle's arias and awesome overall production values into a single package that can be listened to over and over, ad infinitum, and never tire of it!

Grab a copy and be prepared to be overwhelmed!


title: Better and better

text: Mori Masako ...what a  fine japanese singer!!!...I have several CD's of this artist; each  one is better that the other...


title: Great songs, great artist, mediocre recording

text: I love this CD and listen to it often.  I particularly like the selection of songs from this era that are hard to find elsewhere live.  Songs like Dance, Lighthouse, I was a fool to care are all a treat.  In my opinion, the recording of Carolina in my Mind is the best, hands down, of any recordings I have heard of this.  James singing of this is the snapshot of how I like it best, and the banjo in it is a priceless gift.


title: LOST...TONY HATCH?

text: There are definitely songs on this 3-CD set that I have Not Found on other Tony Hatch releases.  Almost a Dozen Burt Bacharach Songs...and other tracks like:..."On a Clear Day You Can See Forever"..."Here Comes The Sun"..."Sad Sweet Dreamer"....and others.  Songs recorded in the 60's are the Best....But Still Great Overall!


title: RARE DARIN

text: A lot of Great and Hard to Find songs....all in ONE COLLECTION!  You can't beat the amount of songs for a great price...Great Sound too!


title: Before Their Time!!

text: I am a brother of a band member, musician, and overall ginormous fan of rock. These guys, with no bias, were before their time. They are rockin'. Black, which is actually number 7 on the disc, I know it's called Radium, but it's insane. Rocket to Nowhere is fantastic. Wall of Lies. Great Stuff. The band hasn't had time to get in the studio to record some of their new stuff which is possibly even sicker, but who knows! All I do know is this is some good music!


title: A GREAT ...  'STEP BACK IN TIME'  FOR "CLASSIC RADIO"  PROGRAMMING!

text: THIS IS A BEAUTIFULLY PRESERVED COPY OF THE ORIGINAL: "FARM AND HOME HOUR"  RADIO SHOW!!


title: A GREAT STEP BACK INTO PRESENTING A:  'GREAT' WEEKLY NETWORK RADIO SHOW... FROM THE PAST!

text: THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST, "BEHIND -THE- SCENES" RECORD ALBUM; GOING INTO THIS SUPERIOR RADIO SERIES, AND -  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION INVOLVING  MOST OF THOSE, THAT REALLY  BROUGHT THIS SERIES TO 'GREAT HEIGHTS'


title: Five Stars

text: THIS IS ONE OF WALTER SCHUMANN'S GREATEST  HOLIDAY ALBUMS.  THE 'BEST!"


title: Five Stars

text: Amazingly sweet. Taylor's vocals are pitch perfect and the band is outstanding. Jeff has stunning command!!!!


title: Very happy with this

text: Very happy with this CD


title: 1966 Jazz

text: Rubins "My Liza Jane" is immortal. Still listen to it today. Perhaps someday Capitol will release a cd of his music. I had to digitize this myself.


title: Item described

text: I liked the product


title: Great Service

text: One of my favorite Fleetwood Mac Albums


title: Glorious Worship!

text: Paul Wilbur takes us into worship with him. Its wonderful music and his voice is such a gift! The only problem was a damaged package which left the case broken.


title: Standards preformed in a Standard Fashion - Nothing new here.

text: Standards preformed in a standard Fashion - Nothing new here. Two of the top jazz virtuosos for there respected instruments. Typical standards, well preformed but nothing creative, interesting or to grab your attention. Good for background music at a dinner party or a small intimate gathering with friends.


title: Makes for good conversation

text: I'm not a statistician so I don't know how completely accurate his assumptions are but the book sure makes for a fun read and gives you great stories to share with others.


title: Wonderful tape! Fast delivery

text: Amazing!!!


title: Shining showcase of the composer e.one.

text: Shining showcase of the composer e.one.


title: CD Unwrapped

text: The CD came open


title: Both practical and durable

text: Like the product. For use in my car.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful music, very inspiring and sets a tranquil mood.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful worship!


title: Excellent bedtime stories

text: My son saw a 'Life at the Pond' DVD at church and liked it, so we bought this CD.  It has become his favorite, and is now a staple of his bedtime routine.  The voices are distinctive, so you have no trouble following the characters.  The humor is fairly good, even for adults (for the first couple of plays), and it always teaches a good lesson.  Highly recommended for pre-school/early elementary kids!


title: Siddharta: Slovenia's gift to the world.

text: Siddharta is probably the best band you've never heard of. They sing about 99% of their songs in their native language, Slovenian, but that doesn't matter to me. Their music is nothing short of incredible! This particular album is available in English. I have both versions and love them each equally.  I really wish Amazion offered their other albums. If you love hard driving rock with soaring, beautiful melodies then give Siddharta a try.


title: A beautiful blend of harp and keyboard

text: Everything about this wonderful music is so beautiful.  At the end of a hectic day, I listen and feel the tension drift away.  My recording has been transferred from vynl to cassette to iTunes many years ago.  This album would be an easy sell IF It were available on CD!