title: rare Claudine

text:
The songs:
 1.Here, There and Everywhere
 2.When I'm Sixty-four
 3.Good Day Sunshine
 4.Golden Slumbers
 5.Something
 6.Every Night
 7.Jealous Guy/Don't Let me Down
 8.Let It Be Me (with Andy Williams)
 9.Small Talk (with Andy Williams)
10.I Don't Intend To spend Christmas Without You
11.Nothing To Lose (From "the Party" -  produced & arranged by Nick De Caro)
12.White Horses
13.Sleep Safe and Warm (Lullaby from "Rosemary's Baby")
14.A Flea In her Ear (From "A Flea In Her Ear")
15.Shadows of the Night (Quentin's Theme From "Dark Shadows")
16.My Favorite Things (With Andy Williams - from "The Andy Williams Christmas Show")
17.Itsuki No Komori-uta (From the Japanese vinyl, "Golden Prize" LP)
18.Ehon No Naka De  (From the Japanese vinyl, "Golden Prize" LP)
19.Como La Luna (Spanish version of "Electric Moon" - written by Donovan)
20.Mucho Tiempo Mas (Spanish version of "Long, Long Time")
21.The Flower (exerpt from "the Little Prince")
22.Nothing to Lose (From "The Party" - produced and arranged by Henry Mancini)

As you can see, that's quite a selection of rare and hard to get songs from Ms. Longet.  This cd is a no brainer, if you are a fan of hers.  To have all these songs on one cd must have been a licensing nightmare, but for her fans it is most welcome, indeed!

Interesting packaging, in that you have no idea what songs are on the cd (there's no song listing on either the front or back cover of the cd) until you take out the inner sleeve and unfold it.  One side has various pictures of Ms. Longet and the other side has the full song list and credits. There are English language lyrics to the first seven songs only.
How many artists can sing in French, Japanese, Spanish and English on one cd?!?
And what a selection of writers: Margo Guryan, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Henry Mancini, Rodgers & Hammerstein, Donovan, Bronislaw Kaper, Sammy Cahn and Gilbert Becaud!!  That list in and of itself is just amazing.  Hats off to her talented producers, Nick De Caro (RIP) and Tommy LiPuma (who, incidentally has just produced  Paul McCartney's new album of standards).
I would have picked different front cover art, but that's a minor quibble, when you see the song list.  Again, this cd is a keeper!


title: "Wimp Rock For Losers"

text:
The Purdins were the Georgetown district's finest band.  Who knows, maybe they still are..

Live, they were that kind of rare spectacle, full of coordinated jumps and general high-strung spaziness.  The downside was that you were as likely to be doused with a sample packet of English Leather as a bottle of your neighbor's Rolling Rock.  Staggering away at the end of the night, drunk and baffled how they had the gall to close their set with Def Leperd's "Foolin'" (worse, you may have been the sucker grabbed from the audience to clunk the cowbell in the chorus).. you realize, there's only band that can pull off a sound equally indebted to The Guess Who, as much more likely influences as The Butthole Surfers or the Damned.  Or maybe you'll just walk away singing any number of the songs contained on this CD..


title: This is not a record by The Ink Spots, ...

text: This is not a record by The Ink Spots, it's The Ink Spots  songs covered by other bands. The title is misleading...


title: A Must Have

text: Great LP I'm still hoping to find Close To The Edge On Vinyl but this album is a must have for anyone's collection.


title: One Star

text: Had no song that we knew from the movie.


title: Such a good album and its legit

text: Came with all three photo cards and it was not damaged! Billlie makes such good album covers.


title: Still playable

text: Packaging is in great condition, but the vinyl itself is warped like others have said. But it was not warped so much it was unplayable.


title: Warped Vinyl!!!

text: Record came packaged correctly but when unwrapped and taken out of sleeve the vinyl is warped and unplayable. This is the second time I've bought this album brand new and both of which were warped.


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: Five Stars

text: This is an inspirational song from curt franklin


title: Excellent CD with great information

text: Excellent CD with great information.  My only complaint is that I wish it was more in-depth.  It's clear that the speaker knows a lot more about the detailed history of the crusades than what's on this CD.


title: Five Stars

text: Great mix of song genres from Steve and several great covers.


title: Do not trust scalpers.

text:
As someone who sought out the soundtrack, I am nowhere pleased that it is actually missing songs used in the game. There is actual nerve that people sell incomplete soundtracks at inflated prices.

Forget buying the soundtrack, when pirating gives the genuine full music list.


title: A perfect replacement for a lost treasured LP 🎼🎶🎶

text: Arrived quickly,in perfect condition,I had lost my original vinyl in moving and was extremely happy to Finally locate a replacement,<br />I studied with Paul Horn in 1972, and now my collection of his recordings are complete again.Thank you so much 🎼🎶🎶


title: Make the music be heard

text: I like the music. Love listening to it all the time!


title: Great CD. We were having problems with my 3 ...

text: Great CD. We were having problems with my 3 year old sleeping throughout the night. He now sleeps soundly throughout the night with this CD. I highly recommend it.


title: Soothing newborn

text: Beautiful and peaceful music .  Helps my newborn get through her much hated diaper changes and fall asleep at night.


title: soothing and relaxing

text: This CD with the sounds of waves helped me breathe deep, steady breaths and the guitar was soothing and relaxing.  A wonderful CD to rest or fall asleep to.


title: LOVE

text: I am a long time Lindsey fan and I LOVE her new album!


title: A Gem

text: Too bad this CD wasn't released in 2005 - history might have been different.  If you had any doubt that this version of the band would be top notch, this CD proves that they had "it".  A great mix of songs, great audience interaction from both HT and HP, especially when HP says, "Aren't you glad that Hughie left Skynyrd to reform the band?"  Great harmonies, great guitar, great vocals and SUPERB SOUND.  Buy this CD, sit back and remember what was and what could have been.


title: Lost Recordings

text: This is a great C.  It has great quality renditions of Outlaws songs that would make their albums later - and some that wouldn't.  This is like taking a peek into the recording process, but not only for die-hard fans.  This CD stands alone as a great work of the Outlaws and shouldn't be missed.


title: A new View

text: Hearing classic Outlaws songs as acoustic numbers may seem a bit passé in 2013, but it certainly wasn't in 1995.  Fantastic work by HT and Chris Hicks brings this set right into your living room and will make you want for more.  The great, if obscure, Diablo Canyon done acousticly is a highlight and Chris goes off into the blues like the pro he is.  All of the expected Outlaws classics are here, just reinterpreted in very cool ways.  I didn't think it would work - it did when I saw the show in '95 and it works now!


title: ONE OF THE GREATEST DVDS EVER!

text: When I first saw this I recorded it on my old Beta machine. All my Beta tapes were stolen and I was so happy to get a replacement for this. I never thought it would be possible! The energy in this concert is "off the charts". A young band pouring out all their emotions and guts and duplicated by the incredibly, tightly packed crowd. A square foot each? The song set was terrific! It had to have been hot in this place and Mark looked tired at the end. But the work never suffered. It was  great bonus to get the CD as well! What a treat for the car! If anybody doubts the energy and talent of this band, I'm begging you "pretty please with sugar" to buy it and you'll be a fan for life. RIP Stuart. A terrific songwriter and musician. One of the more odd things about Stuart is he sings in totally clear English, but like many of his countrymen, can barely be understood when speaking! A+++++ DVD!


title: Great for Children!

text: We listen to this CD everyday in my preschool classroom! The children ask to listen to Jumping Joise multiple times a day. I highly recommend this to people who have children or who work with children! :) We also have Music Together Bongos and they love it just as much!


title: Beautiful album

text: One of my personal favorite albums, a nice mix of soft singing and rockin' music.


title: Five Stars

text: Love This album!


title: I loved this cassette and love the CD

text: I loved this cassette and love the CD. It really is a wonder it was never been pressed or released even as an MP3. It is good enough that I have had two copies stolen one by a family member. :) no hard feelings except for the price some copies are demanding :D My favorite track is Therapist by Vigil.


title: Love it.

text: I used to listen to this about 15 years ago or so. Still good to this day. Imagine This and Guardian was the first concert I ever went to. Peace.


title: Five Stars

text: fast shipping , no damage on CD or case


title: Sheer joy

text: The refs on the supremes numbers made me soar and remember the best of my adolescence and early 20's. The songs represent the original artist and full original length .


title: Five Stars

text: Great Album


title: Excellent album!

text: Great album by local Twin Cities legend!

user_id: AHCAPLLJOUUJRLWXWRSYAOZJOPIA


title: Cd

text: I liked the music


title: Helpful.

text: Great product and helpful learning features


title: Amazing!

text: Well first let me start by saying I love Watarirouka Hashiritai. This boxed collection is awesome! It comes with 3cds, 2 DVDs, and a photo book of the members. The photo book is beautiful, there are plenty of group photos and individual photos of each girl. I'm so happy I bought this :) I recommend for anyone who likes Watarirouka Hashiritai or any of the seven members. <3


title: The Wonderful World of Music!

text: Music makes you melodic, and that is the reason why this CD will foster music appreciation and help your kiddo at naptime or sleep through the night. It also gives a child and mother a soothing environment in which to bond during quiet times. It will be your baby’s sanctuary, and the sweet music will help your children feel comforted and safe. And aahhh... very soothing for Mommy, too!<br />A great collection of lullabies, even for adults! Very well presented. I listen to this all the time with my grandson before he takes his nap. Also, it will make a nice gift for a new Mom who wants to introduce an infant to the wonderful world of music.


title: Good 👍

text: Excellent


title: Good 👍

text: Came good 👍


title: Three Stars

text: The case was broke from the shipping but CD was OK.


title: Five Stars

text: Great music, so relaxing!  I recommend this dc.


title: Best Christmas Album ever

text: Your Xmas music collection isn’t complete without this cd. I first heard it in the early 1980s when my then fiancé shared his tape, brought back by a friend who bought it in Amsterdam. I lost the tape, and then searched for this for years and yrs until I finally found on Amazon last year. The cover isn’t what I recall from the cd, but it’s the same singers (New London Chorale) and the music is what I remember. So uplifting, and fun to listen to.


title: Classic Rock and Roll With a Modern Twist

text: From the first time I listened to Tuesday and Thursdays I loved it.  The harmony of brothers Paulie Z and David Z is unique.  Two of my favorites songs are Radio and Fly On Your Wings. This is the kind of good time rock n roll I grew up with.  And now ZO2 keeps the tradition alive with this CD.  Rock on!


title: Great soundtrack!

text:
Unfortunately, I read reviews, realized how impressionable I am.
As someone mentioned previously, certain parts of soundtrack are extremely soft/quiet ... hard to hear w/o having to crank up full blast.
That said, is exactly movie soundtracks which is what I wanted!


title: Great  young singer

text: I saw an ad for Rhema on facebopok and was blown away when I listened to her video, so I ordered her cd. The whole cs, seven songs, is great. Some yu can tell this is a 7 year old singing, but not always. what an awesome voice God has blessed her with!


title: My husband loved this gift so much

text: My husband loved this gift so much, he still talks about it and shows it to everyone who comes over. A cute, whimsical gift- unique enough for the person who has everything!


title: My dads album!!

text: Very fortune to find this!! 5*** perfect condition!!


title: Very informative book

text: This book is definitely a must read and a good buy!!!


Lo amo


title: Hilarious, if dated

text:
For a long time people asked the strange question "Who is the Christian Weird Al?" which implied that a) Al was not a Christian and b) CCM needed someone to make song parodies. Unfortunately CCM songs seem to have the shelf life of a carton of milk, and every attempt to parody CCM has been either cute-but-tame (Mark Lowry) or unlistenably humorless (Apologetix). This doesn't keep the Eddies from trying and being dead-on more often than not.

Much of the humor relies on the fact that CCM, and by extension CCM radio, tended to put out a lot of "youth music" in the early 80s-mid 90s that could only be enjoyed by those immersed in the subculture and unexposed to the trends around them. A lot of moralizing and us-vs-them talking was popular at the time, and it shows in the songs that The Swirling Eddies picked on. It was music for the parent to be comfortable giving their kids. Even their slam at Audio Adrenaline's rip-off of the Spin Doctors had to be masked.

Not only were these songs picked on, the music was mocked endlessly: If Whiteheart was known for musical precision in the 80s, the Eddies slopped through it. If Terry couldn't sing as high as Michael Sweet, he could speed up his voice enough to sound like a chipmunk. If Carman took his "Tough Guy for Jesus" act a little too seriously, The Eddies gave him a lisp. If DC Talk's "I Love Rap Music" was already pretty un-hip, they'd take it even farther and make it a lounge song with someone singing "I Love Black Music" just to belabor the point.

Anyway, if you have friends of a certain age, find a copy and slip it in when they're not paying attention. At the very least "Baby, Baby" and "Big House" should be hits. Others will remind you of those Weird Al albums from years past where you have no idea what he's parodying (and the chances anyone remembers "Alcatraz" or "Not For Me" are low), but you'll laugh anyway because of the silliness.


title: Love the album

text: My friend loved it


title: It’s amazing!

text: IT CAME WITH EVERYTHING LISTED EVEYTHING IN IT LOOKS AMAZING!!


title: Worth it

text: This was the perfect gift for a friend on her birthday!!!


title: Five stars

text: Package arrived on time and with no dents and was sealed to keep it from getting ruined. Love this album.


title: CD Red Velvet

text: This is a great Album


title: This was a great CD

text: Love the songs it


title: Fantastic album!!!!  My daughter can’t stop listening to it!!!

text: Black Pink just keeps getting better.


title: This is a fantastic album. If you enjoy Adult Indie Rock you ...

text: Picked this up after seeing Chapell live.  This is a fantastic album.  If you enjoy Adult Indie Rock you need to add this to your collection.


title: Excelente, entrega rápida y todo en perfecto estado

text: Excelente servicio y producto


title: Five Stars

text: The best music collection by George Harrison


title: This is a great cd

text: This is a must have if you are a fan. Really good music


title: This is an amazing CD

text: This CD is definitely worth getting. If you’re a fan, you’ve got to have this in your collection would highly recommend.


Just arrive today very happy with product


title: From the golden age of Russian rock

text: The RR golden age came late, in the 1980's in St. Petersburg, and KINO arrived as the scene peaked. Party all night, St. Pete synth pop style.


title: Great Lebanese songs!

text: I had this record when I was a kid, and played it so much it got completely scratched. She has a wonderful voice and excellent enunciation...the only words I know in middle east languages come from those songs, which I still sing out loud even though I am sure the "words" that I am using bear only a faint resemblance to what they really are. Loved this record.


title: Guided meditation

text: These guided meditations are very clear and easy to follow . Rod Stryker describes each meditation before you start so you know what to do.


title: Five Stars

text: accurate description


title: Five Stars

text: Great product, thanks


title: Two Stars

text: It arrived promptly, but the CD has "bad spots." Very frustrating.


title: Five Stars

text: Most beautiful lyrics, composition an delivery..


title: That I got everything I needed thanks

text: As long as I got everything I wanted I’m good have a nice day


title: Arrived.  New condition.

text: Great set of CD's.  Music is great.


title: cte

text: New item in excellent condition


title: Broken

text: Case came broken,was going to give it as a gift can't now


title: Beautiful Vocal and Small-Group Jazz

text: Vert rare.  If you find this one anywhere, buy it.  Originally recorded as a vinyl LP titled "Feelings" by a local jazz quartet in Wichita, Kansas, it features the amazing vocals of Art Hicks with the Johnny Harris Quartet.  Perfect performances by all. Hicks' performance of "Since I Fell For You" will send chills down your spine.  Eleven hits on this album.  This is a remix "tribute" album of the original 1976  title "Feelings" following the death of Art Hicks in 1994.  You really should have this rare album in your jazz collection if you can find it.  Not many were made.


title: Great cd, SuperFast Shipping and Great Prices

text: Great cd,SuperFast Shipping and Great Prices...Thanks again


title: Artist

text: Great mix of songs


title: GREAT!

text: Love anything that they sing!


title: Esta fabuloso. Me encanto

text: Me encanto.


title: Excellent collection

text: Saw the movie a long time ago. Had to get the soundtrack. Gypsies from all over.


title: Five Stars

text: This is what I wanted, especially my previous version was in cassette one.


title: really enjoyed this cd

text: 1st heard Princess Toyotomi on my flight on board ANA and loved it. Have been looking high and low for this CD and found it. Love the rest of the songs too.


title: Five Stars

text: Great sound quality and arrived ahead of schedule.


title: Cats

text: I really don't like the content.  I have enjoyed the music very much but the entire play not so much


title: Good quality.

text: Good quality - just what I expected (hoped) would arrive.


title: Cats "oritional cast" dvd

text: I have seen the play, on stage, have many recordings and DVD's and this is the BEST CD of Cats that I have ever heard! VERY well done!!


title: Director's Tool A Must!

text: I found this through an Amazon dealer at a great price and it was delivered promptly. It arrived in mint condition and provides me what I need to do my work.


title: Item as described.

text: Received Item as described.  It is a Christmas Gift, so I can’t rate otherwise.


title: great shape, nice for exposure

text: Our school is putting on a Cats musical this fall.  I wanted my kids exposed to the music, so that they may take an interest in the musical.


title: Five Stars

text: Great music from a great musical.


title: Fast fingers.

text: Really nice guitar work.  Wish I could play 1/10 as well.


title: Las canciones más importantes

text: ¡Excelente! Muy buena calidad de audio y las canciones más importantes.


title: This beat is, this beat is, this beat is Technotronic!

text: Good mixes from the belgian techno house band Technotronic!


title: Reliving Indian tradition

text: By far the best easily repeatable hymns for children and adults... highly recommend


title: like oldschool dashboard

text: If you loved oldschool dashboard then you would also love this CD.  The lyrics are amazing and I was singing along by the second playing. I highly recommend it. Emo acoustic all the way.


title: Five Stars

text: perfect and shipping fast


title: Five Stars

text: Great collection for Tom Petty fans who don't own the entire catalogue.


title: what’s up y’all i hope you like my review

text: i was listening to this cd in the car from my aunt after she made me listen to it at her house and then the same song was playing later when i got a bento box for lunch it was crazy

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title: Great CD!

text: The first Brazilian CD I've owned, and by far, my most favorite CD.  The english tracks sound truly romantic, but you don't need to know what they're saying; the emotion he puts into his works does all the talking.


title: This is an LP NOT a CD

text: If this said it was an LP IO missed it and since I no longer have a turntable that works I have been unable to listen to it.


title: Great to hear this recording again !

text:
Back in the 70s, I had the great good fortune to attend a New Year's Eve concert at St George's in NYC where I was able to hear Biggs, Peress, and the instrumentalists play several of these pieces LIVE!!

For many years I had the SQ version of this recording, as well as the cassette version.  I played them both until they wore out.  Playing back this version in full surround is "almost" like being at that New Year's Eve concert again.  Dutton/Vocalion did an excellent job of transferring this recording to SACD.

The Bach pieces which are taken from a different recording also represent an excellent performance.


title: Twice my loves

text: Came with everything that was listed. I’m in love ! Thank you <333333


title: One Star

text: Strong but very dark energy.


title: Not Bad for 1999

text:
An awesome compilation released through JC Penney stores many many years ago.

Track Listing:
1. Filter - Welcome To The Fold (4:40)
2. Videodrone - Faceplant (3:58)
3. Cibo Matto - Spoon (4:05)
4. Citizen King - Basement Show (3:22)
5. Gus Gus - Ladyshave (3:57)
6. Moloko - Sing It Back (Boris Musical Mix) (4:37)
7. Solar Twins - Rock The Casbah (3:40)
8. Shootyz Groove - L Train (3:32)
9. The Rentals - Getting By (2:46)
10. The Flaming Lips - Buggin' (3:16)
11. The Living End - Growing Up (Falling Down) (3:56)
12. Owsley - Coming Up Roses (4:03)
13. Pretenders - Who's Who (4:10)
14. THISWAY - Crawl (3:51)
15. Paul Oakenfold/Gus Gus - Purple (Sasha vs. The Light) (8:15)


title: Unrated soundtrack for an underated film

text: Another gem of a soundtrack at the right place and right price.  I can finally say I love this director, this film, and this soundtrack.  What a combination.  Strongly reccommend this to anyone.


title: Only place to get a priceless version of Love Songs of the Nile.

text: This is the best dixieland CD I've ever heard, and I've heard scores of them. Chet Jaeger's band is at their very best on this live performance. Among this collection of the best-renditions of every song listed is a priceless recording of Love Songs of the Nile. How they were able to turn this mediocre song into absolute genius is a miracle. That one song is worth the price of this CD. I urge everyone to buy this CD.


title: Five Stars

text: Beautiful item!


title: Mixed up track listing

text:
This CD lists tracks in a wrong order in the booklet and on the cover. Track 4 is not Symphonic Trumpets, but Marche Slave. Being not familiar with every work included on the CD, I could not restore the track listing myself. I've emailed Yedang requesting a correct track listing one week ago, but have not received any reply.

Marche Slave included on this CD is a Soviet version. The melody of "God Save the Tsar" originally used by Tchaikovsky three times through the march was replaced by the melody of choir "Glory" by Glinka in this performance.


title: Awesome 45

text: I had been looking for this record since 1982 in New Orleans where this group were born and raised. It's been over 27 yrs that I've been searching for this hidden gem. This jam dray still is a classic but only got air play in Louisiana it'd sad this group had so much talent but they still play it on WYLD in New Otleans because this jam will never die.


title: Anymore Tech N9ne Vinyl’s?

text:
Do you know when you are getting any more of this Tech N9ne vinyl??

I’m very interested!❤🖤


title: Another great item.

text: Great album and the seller was on point. Highly recommended seller. Thank you


title: Disappointed

text: I bought the Live version a few weeks ago and it's only playing the songs it's not showing Karen at all😩


title: Awesome and great service and product

text: It arrived in excellent condition. It was in brand new unopened mint condition and less expensive than some of used ones. Shipped the next day after I ordered. Looking forward to hearing it!


title: Misleading reviews.

text:
I don’t understand these reviews that say this is Holley Cole. It is not. It is a compilation of various artists. It’s a great CD, but it is not Holley Cole.

Angels We Have Heard on High - Laura Story
What Child Is This? - MercyMe
O Come, O Come Emmanuel - Jason Roy of Building 429
Holy, Holy, Holy - Matt Maher
Jingle Bells - Mandisa
We Three Kings - Matt Hammitt of Sanctus Real
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - David Crowder
It Came Upon a Midnight Clear - Brandon Heath
O Holy Night - Mike Donehey of Tenth Avenue North
The First Noel - Kari Jobe
Away in a Manger - Jamie Grace
I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day - Sara Groves


title: Absolutely beautiful box set.

text: I came across this band after a friend recommended "In meinem Bett" and I fell in love. This fanbox has some pretty cool stuff, including the vinyl (wish it had been colored), the CD, a foldout poster, a cute postcard and it all comes inside a beautiful wooden box that you can even hang on your wall. It came in perfect condition. Would recommend for any AnnenMayKantereit fans.


title: Five Stars

text: Good reissue. Not the original pressing, but it sounds great.  Dead quiet.


title: Golden!!

text: Again we see why AC/DC have been rockin n pleasing audiences around the world forever!! They have NO EQUAL when it comes to High Voltage Rock N' Roll!!


title: meditations to no.....go.

text: just didn,t get anything from meditations;wouldn't recommend.this is totally non-relavent to anything I can find helpful for myself.other meditation cd i got was fine as were music cd & books.


title: Zero stars if I could

text: I recently streamed this release out of sheer perverse curiosity since I would never listen to anything with Bocelli in it. His inclusion alone disqualifies it for further consideration. But it must also be said that the singing of Renée Fleming is, to put it mildly, distasteful and grotesque. Listen to her 'Libera me' where her blues-jazz-informed phrasing makes her sound as if she is seeking a different kind of liberation, of which kind I don't know. I'll leave it to your imaginations. But musically, her interpretation (and an interpretation it is) is unacceptable, for she has removed all manner of piety from or even respect for the music. It is imperative that the willfully ignorant and the naive and unknowing be properly guided and directed to recordings of the work that truly matter and that do justice to the music and its context. There are of course a good number of exceptional Requiems that have been released over time. One of them is the historical Tullio Serafin from Rome, recorded in the 1930s. I will skip many commendable others but not before naming the two recordings of the work with soprano Cheryl Studer: with Riccardo Muti/La Scala and with Claudio Abbado/Vienna. In my opinion, she is even better for Abbado. Listen to her 'Libera me' and then tell me if anything more heart-rending, sublime or beautiful exists. But please don't just skip to the 'Libera me'. To summarize: There is a time and place for everything, I suppose. But there is no place for slumming in this most venerable of Requiems. It is airtight. In 'Summertime', maybe, but not here.


title: Awesome worship music!

text: Amazing music w/words directly from scripture! You're brought right into worshiping the Lord! One of the best worship CD's I own!


title: Excellent CD!

text: The song "faith and wonder" is one of the best Christian songs ever! Just this song alone is worth the price of the CD, but the other songs are very good also.  Mark Stokes


title: Looking for "Black Violin" Classical Hip Hop

text: In reading reviews posted for the group "Nutting But Stringz" found a bit of confusion going on so wanted to post this review under Black Violin since many seemed to have watched the same Episode of CSI:NY I did,during which 2 awesome pcs of violin music were played during 2 parts of the Episode.After viewing the Episode(titled"Murder Sings The Blues)during which heard the wonderful musical talents of a group called "Black Violin",appears many others like myself were totally smitten w/what they heard & went searching for a CD of what is actually Black Violin's music,ending up instead in purchasing a copy of the Nuttin But Stringz CD.Appears some somehow got lead to this other awesome young duo of wonderful violinists who I personally believe are absolutely wonderful as well.But if you were specifically looking for the group who performed the 2 awesome violin pcs played during the above Episode of CSI:NY,my internet searches at the time the Episode aired yielded the info that those 2 violin pcs were actually performed by Black Violin. Discovered the 2 songs played during the Episode were I believe from info retrieved "Brandenburg" (when Mac is @ the Opera & "Jammin"(On The Blue Train) which is the pc played when everyone is partying on the train/the murder takes place.Thinking was going to be easy to purchase full CD of Black Violin's music,checked Amazon.com but found full CD only avail via MP3 download.Found same thing @ the time in ckng Black Violin's website @ [...].Just found actual copy of their CD on Ebay.Paid more than usual,but went ahead & purchased the CD being excited to finally find a copy.Turns out I believe you can now get actual copies of Black Violin's CDs on their website so for those interested,just might want to check it out if it was the music played during the Episode of CSI:NY you were/are looking for.Been listening to the CD & it's just wonderful! Incredible talent bringing to the world the most wonderful blend of the most exceptional classical violin talent coupled w/ the sound of today's hip hop.I hope that many will hear the music of these young men so that their eyes will hopefully be opened to just exactly what people of all cultures are capable of & how much talent there is bridging the gap.I find Black Violin an absolutely exceptional & extremely impressive duo & hope they keep going.Hope haven't provided any misinformation here.Thx for the opportunity to share..<br />Donna


title: Clean ... Fresh ... Anointed...

text: Caught this brother's ministry on a TBN taping. As a musician, I've seen a lot ... experienced a lot ... More than the ability to read and play music, I cherish the privilige of knowing the voice of God and recognizing His presence. Todd Dulaney has obviously experienced enough of God's glory to present this fresh, pure and blazing project! I understand that he's a former major league baseball player and that an untimely accident shifted his career path ... All things in their proper context ... Thank God! This indeed is what he's supposed to be doing at this time in the Kingdom! He's obviously a skilled singer with gifted writers/musicians/background vocals ... but more than anything ... he's sharing the age old message without polluting it for crossover appeal. While at the same time, it will definitley have you movin'. I thought to offer comparisons to some of today's big names in Gospel and Contemporary Christian ... but I won't. He's simply doin' Todd ... and it's real good y'all ... Clean! Fresh! Anointed!


title: Probably one of the best Christian albums of all time

text:
I got this album on vinyl not long after it came out. While the earlier "Caught in the Act of Loving Him" had been rather uneven, this is lyrically powerful in a way which is still very contemporary as well as prophetic. The very 80's music is still very catchy, though I confess imagining a number of the songs with cruchier guitar riffs in place of the keyboard lines. There are so many great songs on this, but "Courage to Burn" is still the one I can't listen to without tears.

Servant and the innocence of early Christian rock are long past. Those were the days in which it was no big deal to bring a cassette recorder to a concert and record it, and lots of people would pitch in after shows and help tear down the sets. Servant disbanded long ago, but their legacy doubtless remains in the lives of thousands who were influenced by their recorded music and shows -- especially great albums like this one.


title: THE BEST! REALISTIC!

text: I buy a lot of this type CD - music with water sounds. My favorites are Interludes (1) Babbling Brook and (2) Ocean Waves composed and produced by Steven Gruskin, flute: Vinnie Della-Rocca. Notice you can't even find a used one because no one will let go of them. Another top favorite of mine is Flute By The Sea / Andy Drelles /Majestic Moods, 1995 / Sunshine Mountain Productions, Inc.


title: Great relaxing music!

text: My wife and I love it!!!!!!!


title: This is a great source for albums

text: My favorite album arrived in perfect condition!! Thank you


title: Inner sleeve would be good

text: Although the record was advertised of having some scratches and the jacket to have some ring ware, the album didn't come with an winner sleeve. That would be the least I expected for protecting it. The album sounds great though.


title: I love this album!

text: came much earlier than i expected! I ordered it on the 29th of October? and it came on the 7th of november and I love the folder poster and I also got Jinhoos photo card


title: one of BTS best albums

text:
Such a beautiful album!
 one of BTS best!
I got Rap monsters photo card and the group poster
and gift photocards I love them so much!!


title: GRANDIOSO!!

text: Este album de SNSD cumplio con mis expectativas es realmente fabuloso!! todas y cada una de las canciones son geniales y los remixes incluidos como plus son geniales, asi como el empaque del album q es excelente, un gran album.


title: excelente

text: el album es perfecto en todos los aspectos una grandiosa compra si duda,todas y cada una de las canciones son buenisimas, y el dvd es genial tambien.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent


title: Great rendition of a wonderful saxophone concerto

text: I first bought this album almost 35 years ago and love it, this is a replacement. I used to have several recordings on vinyl of this concerto, this one by a Russian orchestra is one of the best, if not the best. It inspired me to buy the sheet music which when I showed it to Richie Cole he asked "Can you play this?" I said I was working on it. The concerto is a great piece of classical music written for Sigurd Rascher, the first true saxophone virtuoso. The "B" side is a saxophone quartet that is good, but a different groove. For those who don't know, it is likely the first saxophone made by Adolph was likely a baritone. His early patents had to do with improvements to the bass clarinet that were disputed by the Paris elites.


title: Mahalo

text: Very nice CD. Mahalo<br />Arrived promptly and in excellent condition. Very soothing music lyrics and vocals. Will enjoy this CD.


title: Isn't recognized by car cd player

text: This wouldn't play in my car cd player...dont have problems with music CDs  so not sure how this was recorded.


title: Evil album...fast shipping!

text: I must own any album that scares the crap out of me.


title: Particularly Good for Newer Fans

text:
Consisting of songs from both before and after their first #1 single (River), Kamikyokutachi punctuates AKB's meteoric rise from underground idol group to household name.

The senbatsu (selected members) for most of the songs reads off like the 1927 Yankees to AKB48 fans.  In many ways, this album serves to cap off the group's Rising Star Era and kick off what many consider to be the group's Golden Age.  While new fans could probably appreciate this album the most as it offers a lot of the group's most recognizable, hit songs without the significantly higher investment (of time AND money) of buying the individual singles, new and old fans alike can enjoy having a compilation that truly represents a very interesting era in AKB's history.


title: Transcendent and Sublime

text: Harmony House is a gorgeous collection of original songs featuring Lisa Lynne and Aryeh Frankfurter playing a wide array of instruments including the Celtic Harp, Swedish Nickelharpa, Cittern, Bazouki, Bandura, Mandolin, violin, viola, and cello to name just a few. Their compositions and masterful musicianship weaves a sublime and transcendent experience that is just the anecdote for these times.


title: chipmunks meet zappa

text:
very jazzy avant garde music infused with background talking and sound effects.the vocals/talking is often sped up to sound like alien chipmunks.
its interesting,challenging musical landscapes without the zappa humor and guitar.
its completely original yet beatnik like. free form at its best!


title: local orlando indy singer songwriter

text: a local artist with a national size sound. great studio production comparable to any major label release. mellencamp/seger like songwriting yet distinctly his own voice. the price is right to try this.


title: No "She's Not There" songs!

text: I was so happy to get this CD, especially with "Time of the Season" on it. But after listening to it I was so disappointed with all the songs except for that one! It's like listening to a wannabe, inferior tribute band of the Beatles and Sgt. Pepper! They trade their original rock identity for these teeny bop songs! Certain fans love it, but it collects dust on the shelf for me!


title: It's still a jungle out there!

text: I bought this album when it first came out. Got to admit that it was disappointing that there wasn't more tracks. However, this is a good album with at least three songs that stick with you, It's a Jungle (Cory doing a Bob Marley type song), Living it up, Chuck, what a voice, Somebody's going to get hurt, again Chuck. all are great songs.If you're a Three Dog Night fan you should try to get a hold of this album. I think it's the last one with all three members.


title: One Star

text: Trashy out takes and a horrible rendition of sun.sup,........DON'T BUY IT ! ! !


title: A compelling account preserved for posterity.

text: I practically had the most iconic segment of this broadcast memorized at a young age. Years later someone sent me a tape made from a 1970s LP that included the complete broadcast. Everyone's familiar with the sound of Herb Morrison crying and gasping for breath, but few realize he composed himself enough to record throughout the evening. In fact, some of the reporting borders on mundane. The most telling segment is when he interviews a nurse on-scene, who sounds physically and emotionally exhausted. But it's simply one of the most compelling eyewitness events ever captured on tape (or in this case, disc), and it's great to have the entire broadcast preserved for all to hear.


title: These guys are the real deal

text: Saw these guys open for Will Hoge in Athens, GA.  Blew me away.  Saw them at Smith's Old Bar in Atlanta, GA.  Rocked the s**t out of the place.  Been a rabid fan ever since.  The EP is great, can't wait for the whole album in August.  If you can find their live CD's get them too.  If you have the opportunity, SEE THEM LIVE.  You won't regret it.


title: Snow and Roses my fav

text: Beautiful. Hands down my favorite holiday music!


title: great

text: I have found this CD to be very helpful and will purchase more of his products in the future


title: Messa da Requiem a la pop tart

text: It's hard to believe that they actually did it. Not that long ago, the Philips name meant high quality recordings with distinguished artists. Not so anymore, and worst of all is that an excellent artist like Valery Gergiev went along with them. Can you imagine a Toscanini or a De Sabata going for a Mario Lanza instead of a Di Stefano or a Bjöerling? We all know what Bocelli sounds like, so I will not comment a sadly incompetent performance. Renee Fleming sings ravishingly without having the ideal power of a Zinka Milanov or a Leontyne Price. Olga Borodina is also very nice. The bass is only adequate. But there ARE good tenors around. Has Philips heard of Ramón Vargas or Marcelo Alvarez? They are the real thing. The tenor part is much too important to accept a pop idol in it. Please look elsewhere: if you want a great Requiem there is the EMI/Giulini, the De Sabata and the DG/Fricsay versions. If you want digital sound the 1984 Karajan recording has a fine solo quartet and there is also the fiery Gardiner recording with the marvelous Monteverdi Choir singing their hearts out (when Philips still was a decent company).


title: Scary thought

text: Bocelli has a better than average voice for a pop singer, but with the best will in the world, it is not good enough for opera. It is a scary thought to see that this recording of La Boheme may very well become the best selling recording of an opera ever, especially when there are so many great recordings of Puccini's best opera. It would be useless to compare Bocelli with a Pavarotti or a Di Stefano since they simply belong to a different league of singers, but please, if this is your first try at opera, you could do a lot worse than buying Herbert von Karajan's 1972 recording with Mirella Freni and Pavarotti in London. Pavarotti had back then a truly God-given voice, and sings his heart out as Rodolfo. Mirella Freni is pure magic as Mimi, and Herbert von Karajan draws the most gorgeous sounds from the Berlin Philharmonic. Twenty years ago an opera recording with a pop singer would have been unthinkable, I wonder what the A & R people from Universal have in store for us: maybe a Turandot with Boy George, or a Tosca with Brittney Spears?


title: This is a real TREASURE for music and history lovers!!!!!!!!!!

text:
This is the BEST gift I've bought for myself in a VERY, VERY, VERY long time!!!!  The description says it's only a CD set, but that's not true; it's a book with 4 CD's.  The book describes the history of music in Mexico, a blurb for each song, and it includes illustrations and images of old photographs from the late 1800's, early 1900's etc.

The four CD's are comprised of many old songs that I had never heard before, which are part of Mexico's music history.  The earliest recording is from 1910, but many of the recordings from the early 1900's are also recreations of songs that used to be sung in the 1800's.  And yes, corridos from the Mexican Revolution are also part of this collection.  There are a total of 100 songs.

I only have two criticisms:  1) I don't agree with their selection for contemporary Mexico, but I can overlook that detail considering the treasure of songs they've included in this package, and 2) I wish they would have included a song sung by Rocío Dúrcal.  Even though Rocío Dúrcal was a Spaniard, her voice and ranchera songs were 100% part of Mexico's music, and an important contribution as well. For all intents and purposes she was Mexican.

I TRULY recommend this book/CD's set!!!  It makes a great present for any music lover interested in music history, and if that music lover likes music made in Mexico, they'll love it even more.  This is a real treasure for the general public and future generations.


title: I have wanted this for years

text: OMG I love it. I come home from work set down trun this CD  on and get lost in it .


title: This 45 rpm like new when it arrived

text: This 45 rpm like new when it arrived. I have enjoyed listening to this song without any scratches or skips. Sounds as good as a cd.


Great sounding CD"S I bought both for $8.99 that was a great buy If you like Jorn Lande  you will like these as well.


title: Songs Are Amazing, But There is One Problem

text:
Really, the songs are amazing. "Angel in the Dark" is my favorite, and other good ones are "Empress," "Beyond Evil,""Part 1- The Taker," and "Lucifier."
Now.For me, there was a slight problem. I did not get Part 2- Dies Irea from the Mortalitas series. I got "Beyond Evil" twice. So, there was a slight error on my cd. Luckily, this was a birthday present and I didn't pay for it. Anyways, it's just that slight problem that I had.
I'll still give this 5 stars for the songs are amazing. This is my favorite album from Nemesea.


title: Unique style of performance.

text: It is what I expected, because I know the quality of the music of Tania Libertad.


title: Best Dutch Garage Psyche group.....you need this collection.

text: In my opinion, Group 1850 is one of the best garage psyche groups of the era.


title: AMAZING

text: I ordered 2 albums, both came in perfect condition, AND the shipping was super fast!!


the album's bigger than my face but i really love the photobook. i got mark's photocard even though i was expecting a yugyeom photocard but i still love it ~


title: WHEN WILL THESE BE AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH??! ...

text: WHEN WILL THESE BE AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH??!!<br />I bought these books in Italy for my 2 1/2yr old, she LOVES them and can already recognize when Vivaldi or Mozart is playing on the radio. I want to buy them in English to give as gifts!!!!


title: 5.1 surround / Not really

text: Not a good surround sound (5.1) mix.


title: Thank you

text: Thank you


title: Enter sandman

text: Liked all the songs


title: sad sweet Neko

text: I have to say that as an introduction to Neko Case, this CD is a fantastic ride. It's full of sweet, sad and melodic tunes that, well A. make me want to hear more Neko, and B. make the hours pass quickly. For those New Pornographers fans (my first introduction), it's very different, but every bit as enjoyable.


title: Superb, smooth Westcoast music, worth every penny...

text: This is the 2012 Korean reissue of the original 1986 CD that was originally issued in Japan only, awhich helped make it one of the rarest, if not THE rarest CD's in the Westcoast genre. Standouts are the title track, Walk Into Love, When You Say You Love Me and Some Changes Around Here, but apart from a couple of so-so tracks this is excellent overall. Guitar work from L.A. session guitarist extraordinaire Michael Landau and Toto's Steve Lukather, with other Toto members in evidence, make for quite a listen. Highly recommended!


title: Excellent product

text:
This stuff gives the stylus a thorough cleaning with a fraction of the effort needed for a strictly dry approach. I also expect this reduces accumulative wear and static build up.

Judging by smell alone, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s the same stuff in the One Cleaner bottle, but hey. The bottle will last you - good value  for your money 👍


My daughter loves it!!! Extra little treats were awesome!!!


title: Sometimes You Find a Record, Sometimes a Record Finds You

text:
Sometimes you find a record, and sometimes a record finds you. The other day I was rummaging through the 7” bins at Moody Lords. I wasn’t looking for anything in particular. It had been raining all day and I had only just missed the bus. The prospect of waiting out in the rain seemed less than ideal so I decided to pop in for a few minutes until the next bus arrived. Wasting time, perhaps, but it is a record store so it wasn’t all for naught. I had previously been in Moody Lords the day before so I had picked through mostly everything. I didn’t feel like sorting through my spent casings so the 7” were calling out my name. I don’t even really collect 7” records but I figured I’d skim through the boxes just for fun. Towards the back of the last box I came across something that immediately caught my eye. In big black lettering over a white backdrop it read “The Utica Club Natural Beer Drinking Song.”. Below the title was a photo of a four-piece rock band on a mod-stage in a swanky packed night club. As you may or may not know, drinking songs are a bit of a guilty pleasure for me, and my parents lived in Utica for a couple of years while my father attended Hamilton. So this record was really speaking to me on a couple different levels. This little 7”, which probably had such a minimal printing, was there for me to find. Who knows the paths it took to find its way into the back of a dusty box at Moody Lords in Portland, Maine. Who knows what it took for me to find my way into that store searching through that box that I had never thought twice about. I was supposed to miss the bus that day, and it was supposed to be raining, and I was supposed to go into Moody Lords to waste some time, and I was supposed to find this 7” record. It’s kismet. A higher calling from the vinyl pressing gods. This little record found me nearly fifty years after its creation.
The song was written by Sascha Burland - one of the members of The Chipmunks-wannabes The Nutty Squirrels. He’s actually credited with a Top-40 hit with the song “Uh-Oh”. He was goofball with a penchant for writing catchy cornball tunes. There really isn’t anything written about this recording. I’m assuming the Utica Club brewery hired Burland to write a jingle to promote their company. The A-Side features a version by a 60s style psych-rock band. The B-Side features a jazzy rendition of the song. The Beatles had just released Sgt. Pepper the year prior. It’s rather difficult not to notice some glaring similarities. Sgt. Peppers was a record that brought the band into your living room. Unable to tour the way they once had Sgt. Pepper was the next best thing to seeing The Beatles live. Utica Club echos that train of thought to a certain extent. A melody that parades the goings-on at the bar. Unable to get to the bar, then this is the next best thing. The vocal patterns are overtly reminiscent to the vocals on the opening track on Sgt. Pepper. Not to put too much into this Burland recording, I mean, it’s a cheapo song that heralds a brewing company. So what did you expect? But now that I further inspect the cover of the 7”, the band does look oddly similar to The Beatles. Curiously enough, Sascha Burland had done a Nutty Squirrels version of “A Hard Day’s Night” in 1964. Meh, The Beatles were behemoths and they certainly inspired many. Besides, this 7” was simply meant to be a giveaway to the guests who visited the brewery. No harm, no foul, no high-art. But this is a cool historical document.
And it really does get me thinking about the life of this little record. Somebody acquired this 7” at the Utica Club brewery. Maybe they lived in Utica at the time, or perhaps they were simply passing through. Later in the their life they moved to Maine and this little record probably rested in a box in the attic until they died. Maybe their kids found it while they were cleaning out the house. They brought it into Moody Lords. And there it lay until I came along. Sometimes you find a record. Sometimes a record finds you.
As I mentioned before, my parents lived in Utica for a few years in the late 70s. They’re certainly familiar with the beer. They actually did a tour of the brewery. When I told my dad about this 7” he jokingly wondered why he never got a copy. Lord knows he probably drank enough of the Utica Club Beer.
File under: “Drinking Songs, or Songs About Drinking”.


title: Five Stars

text: Channing was born for this!!


title: Love this song!

text: This is a great song... but then again, all of Aleesha Rome's songs are great. Well, this is (maybe) my favorite.


title: Fantastic book series and fantastic telling of it!

text:
The items are 5 separate DVD cases containing each of the 5 audiobooks.

Each MP3 CD has a single MP3 per chapter. They all work well. No DRM or other shenanigans.

As for the audiobook itself, Cameron Bierle is a master storyteller at this series. He does all the voices, he's mostly consistent, and he does them with relish and gusto. He clearly understands the characters behind the source material and they're all done very well. If you like Eddings work, you will love Bierle's audiobooks of them.

This is sold directly by the company that made it. This is not a reseller, this is them, and they did a great job.


title: Five Stars

text: Remarkable


title: Five Stars

text: perfect negotiation,


title: overflowing creativity

text: It's all here.  dig it.


title: great album. awesome bonus features.

text:
Excellent cd!
Great band and on the outside of the album is a scratch and sniff sticker!!
and inside there are awesome additional free stuff you'll get with your order.
BUY IT If you love DEATH GRIND CORE~!!!!!


title: No scratches, quality sound for a 42 year old LP, thank you

text: Excellent condition


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect! Sealed and unused.  Remarkable seller.


title: Five Stars

text: Alles klar, Herr Kommissar.


title: disappointed

text: I thought i was getting a reissued CD ..the release date on the CD says 2007..its the same quality as the CD that was released in 1989


title: Jane Child: The Beast

text: This album rocks. It is full of catchy late 80's dittys which will make you dance non-stop. You can not even describe the albums gender, although it is practically in the same mood, Jane Child has used her genius to create a perfect album. Recommended.


title: good music

text: very good music


title: Thank you Odin

text: Love the music


title: Extraordinary Old Time

text: Top shelf Old Time/Bluegrass.  Outstanding vocals.


title: Good

text: Love the songs, love the group. The album itself was a bit banged up on the sides but nothing too bad. The tab that holds the cd was broken but it still stays. And the poster is peeling where it was  folded, but that's to be expected.


title: ... Entered My Mind 08 Four 09 In Your Own Sweet Way 10 The Theme (Take 1) 11 Trane's Blues ...

text:
Disk 1
  01  Blung
  02  Blue Room
  03  Out Of The Blue
  04  So What
  05  Freddie Freeloader
  06  Blue In Green
  07  All Blues
  08  Flamenco Sketches
Disk 2
  01  Dear Old Stockholm
  02  Chance It
  03  Yesterdays
  04  Donna
  05  Woody 'n' You
  06  How Deep Is The Ocean
  07  It Never Entered My Mind
  08  Four
  09  In Your Own Sweet Way
  10  The Theme (Take 1)
  11  Trane's Blues
  12  Ahmad's Blues
  13  Half Nelson
  14  The Theme (Take 2)
Disk 3
  01  Kelo
  02  Enigma
  03  Ray's Idea
  04  Tempus Fugit
  05  C.T.A.
  06  I Waited For You
  07  Surrey With The Fringe On Top
  08  Salt Peanuts
  09  Something I Dreamed Last Night
  10  Diane
  11  Well, You Needn't
  12  When I Fall In Love
Disk 4
  01  Well, You Needn't
  02  Take Off
  03  Weirdo
  04  It Never Entered My Mind
  05  Lazy Susan
  06  The Leap
  07  Serpent's Tooth (Take 1)
  08  Serpent's Tooth (Take 2)
  09  Round Midnight
  10  Compulsion
  11  No Line
  12  Vierd Blues
  13  In Your Own Sweet Way


title: A great album

text: Great listen from a great artist.


title: Great!

text: The cd Was in great condition!


title: One of my favor and I love it.

text: I need this CD, One of my favor and I love it...I play this music everyday and it help me a lot in different ways...And also it help me relax...


title: ... the CD I thought it was and I really dislike the first 3 tracks with the totally (I think) ...

text: It wasn't the CD I thought it was and I really dislike the first 3 tracks with the totally (I think) inappropriate heavy bass line. Yuk. The rest of the tracks are better.


title: Jessye Norman...... Christmastide CD

text: One of my fav' CDs, I've given 3 as Christmas gifts.  Jessye's Carol will bring a tear to your eye. 😘


title: Wonderful!

text: I feel that I am swept to another plane each time I listen to this CD.  I taped a copy from the PBS special in '88 or '89 and absolutely wore the tape out.  Would love to know how I could purchase a copy of the broadcast.  It is superb!


title: A Classic for all time!

text: Best Christmas album ever!


title: One Star

text: We were completely pleased with the CD.  Jessye Norman is superb.


title: The CD of Jessye Norman is great!

text:
It was wonderful to be able to listen to this Christmastide CD on Christmas morning!
It is my husband's favourite and our tape has been stuck in the tape deck for the past several Christmases.
So this was a brilliant surprise in his stocking.
Delivery was prompt.  Thanks.


title: Sublime!

text: I have had this CD for several years now and it is my absolute favorite of all my holiday CDs. Norman is at the peak of her powers, and the arrangements are innovative yet completely appropriate. I love it so much I've been known to pull it out in the middle of summer. If you only buy one holiday CD make it this one.


title: Christmas Church

text: It is as if God sent this CD down to make up for all of the secular Santa Claus Singing and Dancing mess.  While you are listening to this CD you are transported to the largest chior and voice you can hear.  The CD is a great buy and will be a great Christmas CD for years to come.


title: Some good songs

text: Not the Swedish version


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome


title: good, not essential

text: CD 1 is a bad  copy of a much superior earlier release of live Yes from their early years CD2 is better, glad they they included original guitarist Peter Banks band Flash doing the song Lifetime, a prog song that deserves much more airplay on AOR radio CD3 is mostly just from Billy Sherwood's Pink Floyd tributes, while technically played very well, the music on this disc should be much more varied...I do like Tony Kaye and Alan White's version of Boston's More Than a Feeling; it's more keyboard dominated but works very well... Yes is my favourite band, but this collection overall is a bit disappointing.


title: Cannot stop listening to it

text: Great album. Fans of Ecuadorian and Andean music will thoroughly enjoy it, I am sure. Alex has updated traditional Ecuadorian music and made it accesible to a broader audience.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice music and nice sound.


title: This is basically the one cd originals

text: Product description is not accurate


title: Not much to write home about

text:
Trancemaster compilations come out very quickly, but the most recent ones have been fairly poor. This is probably one of the worst for a long time.

Most of the tracks are boring. The only ones that really stand out are "Sunset Beach", "April" (nice acoustic guitar!), and "The Silence". But the last of those is many years old. 3 good tracks out of 22?

It's about time that the Trancemaster series spent a bit more time selecting the best possible tracks for each compilation. Granted, there is less trance around these days, but it's still out there. I'd much rather see one or two Trancemaster CDs each year with 10-20 good tracks on each (they can't all be brilliant, but they can be better than this). There have been four instalments of Trancemaster this year, which is crazy when you consider how few tracks are actually worth a listen.

A few hidden treasures, but nothing special.


title: High def YoYo MA

text: A beautiful recording


title: If you only own one gospel cd, this is it!

text: This is the sort of music you go to church for. Inspirational, uplifting, and toe tapping. It does the soul good, young or old!


title: Meeting the family

text: If you have not yet met Dave and Morley, you need to do so.  Stuart McLean created this family and keeps the fun coming with endless adventures.  It is like a phone call home to Mom to hear about all the wacky relatives.  The stories are hysterical but always have that touch of humanity about them that makes McLean such an incredible story teller.


title: very choice compilation!!

text:
I had this album years ago, and I learned a lot from these great guitarists.
I had looked for years and now I finally find it. But I wonder if it might be on
a CD. Nevertheless, for guitarists especially, this is a treasure trove of tunes,
and the renditions are priceless!


title: Four Stars

text: Excellent quality, cool early stuff


title: Pittsburgh Rock & Roll

text: Been looking for this CD for years. Had on vinyl .  ❤ it. Have been listening to it repeatedly.  Thanks!!


title: This is an amazing album with a tragic background (if you google-search his ...

text: This is an amazing album with a tragic background (if you google-search his name you'll find an excellent article about him which sadly I can't post here due to Amazon review guidelines); amazing songwriting from a sincere musician with a great analog lo-fidelity sound. Any song you listen to off of this will be excellent, and if you don't plan on listening to the full 2.5 hours in one sitting, you might have a hard time finding a point where you want to turn it off.


title: Five Stars

text: Order came on time and was as described


title: Jack Jones CD

text: This is the best CD I've purchased in years.  Fantastic song selection and sound quality.  Jack Jones' gorgeous voice brought me back to a special time--a time when romance and love were much more than physical...


title: Beautyfull Voice, Nice Song!!!

text: It's a Nice single. I Like the song and Judy's Voice. I would like to have Known at first that it was a single not an albun, although the price was syspiciously to low. The product is nice the problem was the delivery that was too much slow.


title: Bocelli May Be Blind, But I'm Not Deaf

text:
I'll admit that I've only listened to excerpts of this Boheme recording from my local library, but as Ricky Ricardo used to say: "Ay-ya-yay-ya-yay-ya-yay....."
(By the way, Ricky Ricardo would have made a much more vocally secure Rodolfo).

Bocelli's voice is tight and pinched, sounds like he's singing in his throat with no breath support.  He lunges at the high notes, then basically holds on for dear life.  Forget any interpretive insights into the character, it's basically "Hey I can do this... kinda... no one will know the difference..."

Frittoli sounds bored here and I can see why.  Mehta gives a run through of the opera, nothing too awful, it's just not really there, pretty anonymous music making.

Bocelli, please cross back over to where you came from...  you're scaring people!


title: Must have Simon Boccanegra for Verdians

text: This 1973 RCA studio recording of Simon Boccanegra is first class all the way.  Ricciarelli, in one of her earliest recordings, is in sensational voice and brings the conflicted character of Amelia to life quite vividly.  Her legato and intonation are really flawless and her sense of Verdian style impeccable.  Domingo, likewise, is in fine voice - the high notes ring out securely and the characterization is suitably anguished.  Cappuccilli, in his earlier recording of the role (before Abbado 1977) is equally fine here, with the voice just a few years fresher and the role, arguably one the most difficult of the Verdi baritone canon, emerges in a completely convincing manner.  Gavazzeni has a truly Italianate way with this score and the RCA orchestra plays its heart out for him.  The recorded sound is exemplary.  Highly recommended.


Peggy Zina is my favorite modern Greek artist. I first discovered her when I visited Greece years ago. Her songs are catchy, even if you don't understand Greek. She will incorporate traditional Greek instruments with modern pop-rock in a way that enhances the music.


title: Worth the hunt

text: This CD really puts me in the zone in the evening. Very creative, classy and mellow. Reminds me of Sade.  I worked hard to get the CD, as the local CD stores not only didn't have it but said they couldn't get it.  After about 20 spins, I would say it is among my top 15 favorite CDs in my collection.


title: First listen

text:
I haven't decided on a star rating for this newly purchased (used) CD yet.  Maybe by the time I'm finished with this review I'll have a rating for you folks...  So far I'm into the 2nd tune, Cape of Good Hope, and I'm thinking, "not bad".

The only reason I purchased this CD is because they stole my band's name and I wanted to check them out.  Well, in all fairness, this CD is from 1997, and we didn't come into existence until the early 2000's.  But in our defense we did an extensive web search when choosing our name and there was no mention of "Grackles" at that time (that we could find).  Also, we named ourselves "Grackle", singular, so it's probably a moot point...  (We did come up with a hit for the 13th Floor Elevator's "Grackle Debacle", but we were ignorant at the time and didn't understand their significance and didn't worry about it too much).

Into track 5 now, "Lock Box"...  Thinking, not bad at all...

I must say that they are obviously trying to be psychedelic in a sense, but not is such a obvious way that we are.  Certainly avant garde...  I'm getting a feeling for a cross between Soft Machine & ???  Maybe I'll have a better idea later...

It's not particularly well mixed; a little flat... But, that's not necessarily a death knell.  I listen to (and enjoy) music such as Rake and Syd Barrett, who aren't especially renowned for their sonic excellence...

OK, I was thinking Soft Machine crossed with The Irving Klaw Trio.  But, that's not quite not it, either.

Wow, these guys/gals are pretty diverse.  Now. I'm hearing a little Bahausishness in track 9, Mighty Zoloft...

I'm glad I bought this CD!  I'll probably rate it a "3", but understand in my estimation, that's pretty good.

5 stars - Exceptional; I can't live without this!  Every song is great.  Desert Island CD
4 stars - I'm definitely impressed; I would miss this greatly if I couldn't hear it again.  Most of the songs are top notch.
3 stars - Wow this is really good; I'm blessed to have found/been introduced to this music.  I like more of the songs than I dislike.
2 stars - There are a couple of good moments on this CD.  I'll have to listen to this more.  Some potential here.
1 star - You know I don't really "hate" anything.  I can see where someone might be attracted to this, but it's not really my thing. Who knows, maybe in a few years/a decade I'll be more receptive.

Into track 12 now, Downsizing...  These peeps have something to say!  Like I mentioned, quite diverse (in a good way).

Time for dinner.  I'll be back to finish soon.  Putting CD on pause...

I'm back; we had Chicago Fire Pizza tonight; well it is Friday...

When I mentioned that Grackles was diverse, I meant it.  There is a certain amount of electronica going on with some tunes and also a quite a bit of actual guitar, bass, drums in others.  These folks don't seem to mind combining different effects/genres to achieve their outcome...

Did I just hear a bit of Common Loon call in song # 15, Where Are You Now, Mark Drake?  Yes! Most certainly I did!  Does the reader believe in convergent evolution?  Because that's what's happening here.  We, of Grackle (singular) are not above inserting nature sounds into our music either...

Track 17, Coriolanus...  I know, I'm a slow writer/thinker.  I want to make sure I get it right...  I like this song.  I bit of orchestration in this tune (actually in other previous others also).  This is a moody little number, but I like that!  Did I mention that the vocals are quite strong in every song and interesting lyrics too.  Man, almost a little New Order going on here...

Well were getting close to the end of the CD here with the track 18, Ocean Queen.  Some vibraphone like sounds emanating.  Not quite Modern Jazz Quartet-like, but who is?

Even though I'm wholly offended that this group chose a name so close to ours, I've become a reluctant fan.  I think they have a few other CDs available; I'll be looking for more.

Three stars, but remember in my eyes that's better than average.  Not bad for a no-name band such as Grackles!

Hackle


title: Wonderful!

text: Wonderful product!  I am homeschooling my 5 year old son (thank you coronavirus).  He loved this activity.  It's wonderful because they have a lot of CVC words (consonant vowel consonant), but also have harder words we can work on when he is 6-8.  In fact, it would be simple to add our own cards to expand this activity in the future.  I will probably make my own cards to work on specific spelling words and such in the future.


title: but full of some great memories for me

text: A sampler from a bunch of underground christian metal bands offered by the now defunct website godcore.com.  Probably forgotten by most, but full of some great memories for me.


title: one of the most important albums of my life

text:
No reviews for this gem?

This is the record that started my continuing obsession with brit psych-pop/toytown...just insanely good-essential, approaching, at its best, psych-era Beatles !


title: I just wouldn't know...

text: I never received this CD so I just don't know how to review it...I met Randy in Santa Monica a few years prior to his untimely passing.  He was very gracious and kind enough to give me a guitar pick!  We were fishing off the pier...


title: One of a kind from Tommy Körberg!

text: A truly remarkable recording with classic evergreens!Listen to "Try to remember" and experience the depht of this amazing singer...! Anders Eljas has beautiful arrangements that sneaks under your skin Try to listen to the orchestration arrangements. WOW!


title: Three Stars

text: 1st track on each record has a crackling noise due to pressing defect


title: Really wanted to give this five stars, but....

text:
I wanted to give this five stars, but (unlike other reviewers here), I actually bought this for Symphony No. 7 which - in this recording - is not available anywhere else on a mastertapes derived transfer. The performance has been available online before, however: as a Naxos Archives download (from an Lp/vinyl Source), as part of a Urania 'Fabulous Philadelphians' CD/download (from an Lp/vinyl source) and from a French Biblioteque National Francaise download (again from an Lp/vinyl source). None of these is pristine in sound quality, even given each respective transfer's Lp/vinyl provenance, and each has its drawbacks. So why am I disappointed with this Sony/Columbia (ie. in-house regarding ownership/copyright) transfer? For about half the First movement and sporadically elsewhere, there seems to be an undulating mastertape tape-wear sound, most apparent in the upper string frequencies. Maybe this recording has stayed so long unre-issued/unremastered on the Columbia shelves, it's just deteriorated over time. This might explain why the Lp/vinyl-derived transfers listed above, for all their other imperfections, don't display this unfortunate characteristic. On the other hand, maybe this is precisely why Sony/Columbia have never issued this No. 7 on CD previously? It is possible that maybe its just my particular CD that's at fault, but I don't think so. Apart from all that, I'm happy with the Mono sound as presented here and the performance itself is excellent.

If you're buying this for the remaining stereo items (Symphonies 1, 4, 5, 6, Three Oranges & Kijé), go ahead without hesitation. As usual the Philadelphians play immaculately. Great remastering overall, but again, because I wanted Symphony No. 7 in particular, this was for me disappointing.


title: Fantastic Last Three Schubert Sonatas from Lonquich

text:
Lonquich uses slow tempi, and a great deal of freedom and detail to bring us  unexpected, but wonderous  insights into Franz Schubert's final three piano sonatas.

If you love these pieces, you really must hear this recording!


title: Wonderful performance of Krenek's 7th String Quartet

text:
Krenek's String Quartet No. 7 is one of the 20th Century's finest string quartets, a masterpiece of concision, integration and lyric warmth.

This live recording by the Zemlinsky Quartet is simply superb: the group's interpretive acumen and technical command are complete


title: The finest recording of this chamber music masterpiece.

text:
This 46-year-old performance is easily the best recorded version of Schoenberg's Wind Quintet.  Members of the Vienna Philharmonic balance relaxed pacing, lyricism and virtuosity in a way that is unique to players from that august body.

Technically, DG hasn't taken it out of print, but good luck finding a copy--and you'll need even more luck to find it at a reasonable price!


title: She sings beautifully

text: It was recommended to me as a good introduction to Leonard Cohen by people who love his songs but think his performances are just ok.


title: bootlag

text:
This is a bootleg. Do not buy it.
It is pure piracy and illegal.
Buy the band's official material & don't fill the pockets of bootleggers.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the way you feel!


title: Five Stars

text: Classic


title: Perfect quality!

text: There’s no skipping in the record and it’s perfect to listen to while relaxing.


title: One Star

text: i threw it out…….


title: Five Stars

text: Reminds me of my youth


title: Five Stars

text: A+


Five Stars


title: For Moody Blues Fans Everywhere

text: This album still is one of the bands very best. And the two additional tracks that are included in this new CD are really good. Sometimes additional songs are added that don't make the album better. But in this case they do.


title: Southlanders New Zealand

text: Hi there folks, the album I have got was released in New Zealand. it was Album of the Year in New Zealand 1974.!!! we love it it has songs on it that we can all relate too! That's what makes it special. and to top it all off we have the Crazy Horse song thanks JD blackfoot, for in my humble opinion it is 1 of the best albums ever. Best regards to you all,  4 Eva in music.  Tim Strong. Southland, Invercargill,  NewZealand.  " Yep those Southern boys really know how to get it on "  e.mail.  southerindian@yahoo.Co.nz.


title: This is also a replacement for a copy I'd borrowed ...

text: This is also a replacement for a copy I'd borrowed from my local library, which I clumsily lost/misplaced. One of my coworkers told me that the library's original copy was a 3-disc set; I'd bought a double album. I don't know if this copy was entered into our system or not, or if they ordered a 3-disk set from somewhere else.<br />While listening to it, there were some songs I was familiar with, and some I wasn't. I'd never heard the Stones' entire repertoire of their music, from their early years to recent times.


title: Great Album but not the 1967 US release.

text:
I just bought this album. It sounds great. The band Cream is of course very good, but not only that this vinyl pressing is superb. Jack Bruces voice is exceptionally clear. Very great fidelity. The packaging says made in France. It just sounds great. I was however disapointed to find
that there are so many versions of this album and they have different songs. This is the 1966 UK release of the album. It does not contain
the song "I feel free". I wanted the 1967 US release and this is not it.


title: GREAT Sounds to relax

text: GREAT Sounds to relax, pray, sleep to or a myriad other purposes.  A very good way to reduce daily stress and minor physical or emotional discomforts.  I have even used it as background for my dog when I am out of the home. I employ this and others along with subdued blue and amber lighting when I go to bed and it encourages deep uninterrupted sleep.  If one enjoys nautical ambiance, then this is a keeper.


title: If you haven't heard this album, you're missing out.

text: Having worked at the Best Buy in Uptown Minneapolis (store 003!!!) with two of the three members of the band, I was at many of their shows around Minneapolis "back in the day."  I was pretty sad when I scratched my original disc beyond repair.  This band had a great sound, and they were fun live, and wherever they'd play it would turn into a party.  I often play this when having a party at my own place.  Sure I'm a little older, little less hair, and don't party quite as hard, but this music always sets the tone.  If you haven't heard it...  Seriously, get it.  Great album from a grat local/regional band!


title: NOT a Christmas song!

text: I really like this version of this song, and lots of other Herb Alpert songs, but this is NOT a Christmas song. It's from, "The Sound of Music," and the closest that the lyrics come to mentioning Christmas is, "Silver-white winters that melt into springs," or maybe, "Brown paper packages tied up with strings." If you wrap your Christmas presents in brown paper with a string bow, I guess this is just the Christmas song for you. Otherwise it makes no sense as a Christmas song.


title: Perfect !

text: The CD came sealed and there was no damage. The album itself if great and the three photo cards were so cute. Recommend for any Once!


title: Great heavy music.

text: All the cds are great! Recommend to all who like this kind of music.


title: Let's just say I very quickly got a one way ...

text: Let's just say I very quickly got a one way ticket to midnight on my ride on heavy metal when this soundtrack started spinning.


title: I am InMemoryOfJohnPeel

text: This is typical John Peel in his outreach.<br />stuff I wouldn't contemplate, yet never boxed in. Unique and on ths two-set his comments are precious. I am not selling my copy for under $100.


title: Shirley Walker was a great little known filmmustic composer

text: Shirley Walker was one of those really talented people who working in filmmusic who did work for other people.  These other people took credit for her work.  That's just the way it is in Hollywood.  She was recognized as being very talented by her piers and by the film community.  Her career was cut short by her untimely death.  She composed all of the music for Space Above and Beyond and the cues on these discs offer just a hint of her talent.  While much of the cds contain mashal-type there is still a lot of variety here.  Walker was able to create meditative, reflective music which effective and hauntingly beautiful.  Highly recommended for fans of filmmusic!


title: My CD was a disaster.

text: The case for the CD was cracked. The booklet and CD looked like it had mold on it. This is not something I wanted to even touch let alone play.


title: Five Stars

text: A must have for your Jazz collection!


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: Your customer service is good.

text: I always enjoy the music I order.


title: Your customer service is good.

text: Thank you for bringing back such good memories of past music.


title: Disappointed

text: To many scratches that affect the playback and my new turntable. Skip a lot. Should not sell with this kind of condition. Understand it was not expensive but it’s not playable. Sorry to say but it’s trash.


Took significantly longer than I'd have liked to arrive. But the CD came in PERFECT condition, a real rarity these days. And the performances are treasurable, whether one is a fan of Gould, Mitropoulos or even Schoenberg. The live Bach, also with Mitropoulos conducting, is pretty special, too.


title: SHANNON SINGS

text: I HAD REALLY BEEN LOOKING FOR A MUSICAL PIECE THAT WAS IN THE MOVIE "ALMOST STRANGERS."  BO SHANNON SINGS WELL AND IT IS GOOD TO LISTEN TO.  I  WAS LOOKING FOR THE PIANO PIECE THAT WAS IN THE MOVIE ALMOST STRANGERS.


title: Great Music

text: Great CD even better music than I expected. The Whisnants are worth listening to if you are a gospel fan


title: Exquisite and highly sensitive performances of these piece by William ...

text: Exquisite and highly sensitive performances of these piece by William Boughton and the ESO.  Typically spacious and atmospheric sound from Nimbus.


title: Sensess

text: i ordered this on a whim, never really heard of some of the artists (a few of them) but this cd was awesome.... loved it.... one of my favorite compilation cd's


title: Track listing.

text:
CD BMG 66992 2 (BMG) [de] / EAN 4006067680069 1999
CD 1:
1.  The Archies - Sugar Sugar  2:45
2.  The Sweet - BlockBuster  3:12
3.  Boney M. - Daddy Cool  3:26
4.  Smokie - Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone  4:04
5.  The Kinks - Dandy  2:08
6.  Small Faces - Lazy Sunday  3:03
7.  David Garrick - Dear Mrs. Applebee  2:15
8.  Chris Andrews - Yesterday Man  2:33
9.  Daniel Boone - Beautiful Sunday  3:03
10.  Oliver Onions - Orzowei  3:43
11.  Anita Ward - Ring My Bell  4:28
12.  Joe Dolce Music Theatre - Shaddap You Face  3:10
13.  Middle Of The Road - Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep  2:57
14.  David Hasselhoff - Looking For Freedom  3:55
15.  Fairground Attraction - Perfect  3:38
16.  Norman Greenbaum - Spirit In The Sky  3:51
17.  The Drifters - Save The Last Dance For Me  2:13

CD 2:
1.  Modern Talking - Cheri, Cheri Lady  3:46
2.  Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up  3:32
3.  F.R. David - Words  3:26
4.  Irene Cara - Flashdance... What A Feeling  3:48
5.  Taylor Dayne - Tell It To My Heart  3:39
6.  Lisa Stansfield - All Around The World  4:21
7.  M - Pop Muzik  3:17
8.  Space - Magic Fly  4:16
9.  Milli Vanilli - Girl You Know It's True  4:13
10.  Baccara - Sorry, I'm A Lady  3:37
11.  Brotherhood Of Man - Save Your Kisses For Me  3:01
12.  Clout - Substitute  3:26
13.  Evelyn Thomas - High Energy  3:47
14.  Harold Faltermeyer - Axel F  3:00
15.  John Farnham - You're The Voice  5:04
16.  Nik Kershaw - Wouldn't It Be Good  4:27
17.  Chris Norman - Midnight Lady  4:09


title: Best "Texas Music" ever?

text: If Doug Sahm had only made this album his legend and importance would be secured, but fortunately for us he made many more. Sure his lyrics get a little hippy-dippy, and sentimental at times but if you've got a problem with that go listen to some soul-less, derivative Nashville tripe; there's plenty to chose from. I believe this was his first full-length with the Texas Tornadoes and they compliment each other well. Great music for a party or even holed-up by yourself on a stormy night. Standouts include "Cowboy Peyton Place", "Texas Ranger Man", and "Give back the Key to my Heart" but every song is a great example of Sahms's mix of Tex-Mex, Rock and Roll, Blues, and of course country music the way they used to do it.


title: Marvellous Pianist

text:
Nikolia Petrov - Eventhough he is not well known but he can be considered as a "Pianist's pianist" like Minoru Nojima.

Listen to his realization of Ravel's Jeux d'eau is an unforgotable experience.

His technique and delicacy is second to none.


title: Ditto Robert Levine

text:
"I am greatly enjoying this purchase.  The Amazon reviewer hits the nail on the head: very classy.  I appreciate the balance of the recording, with the winds right up there with the strings, and the whole effect never too dense."
Thus I wrote almost eight years ago. I still recommend this basically wonderful recording.
The highly regarded: [[ASIN:B000001GQB Mozart: Symphonien Nos. 35-41]] has the no. 40 symphony that really works.  Even though the Marriner set is perfectly wonderful, somehow it fails by comparison, along with everybody else, when it comes to the G minor symphony.
The no. 39 is also surpassed by a later Karl Bohm/Vienna Phil recording (that pairs it with the 38) that is available from ArkivMusic and nowhere else that I am aware of.
The Marriner recording is really fine, and the Bohm/Vienna 39 and especially the Bohm/Berlin 40 really do somehow pummel the Marriner versions.  Get them all.


title: Five Stars

text: very welcome addition of a  favorite artist


title: A good mix

text: After being scared of the title for awhile (scared of monsters phase...), my children (8 & 4) finally agreed to play this and it was an instant hit.  A mix of music and storytelling, many recorded live with kids joining in, it has a cheerful variety of tracks.  We have enjoyed it almost constantly since, and, as the adult who has to listen too, it wears very well.  Even I have found myself humming these tunes under my breath at work.  I look forward to finding more of his material!


title: The search is finally over !

text: This NOS album sounds great on my new dream system.  This replaces the album stolen in college 38 years ago that I used to play on my room mates' crappy Sound Design record player.  The songs are as great as I remember them being.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent for travel, as 12" control records are difficult to store during transport.


title: Best Amazon experience ever!

text: I purchased this record from Mom’s & Dad’s Music and More for my wife’s birthday. Their communication, follow up, care and concern were absolutely amazing. Far and away the best experience I have ever had. And the record I purchased, it was flawless. The quality was excellent, the record was shipped in an album box, bubble wrapped, marked fragile do not bend, and they went above and beyond to ensure it arrived for my wife’s birthday. I would highly recommend Mom’s and Dad’s Music and More. I fully intend to make additional record purchases with them. Thanks again  for a great experience and a great product.


title: Horrible item

text: Would love to give it a zero rating.  The second side came with a large scratch through it. Fly By Night skipped as soon as it started.


title: There's something missing!? - Thanks NWW

text:
This is good introduction to the more minimalist and eerie Nursey style.

The title track definitely has much missing - there's no beats, no themes, no real direction.  A low and slowly throbbing pulse is punctuated by metallic strikes and eventually by eerie whispered demonic chants and disembodied part-words, a barking dog, etc, etc...  Weird, spacious and spooky, it sets up a delightful ambience for the tracks to follow.  Mesmerising!!!

'Swansong' comes at you in waves, slow and subtle variations on low noise patterns that lull you into a false sense of security (a missing sense?).  A noise blast that fades into nothingness ends the track, just to remind you that 'people who bought this album also bought...' (Throbbing Gristle, Coil, SPK etc, etc....).

'Dada' is a headtrip!  A delightful low drone builds to gripping unrequited crescendi, pierced by harsh metallic industrial screams and sampled monologues.  Somehow it morphs into an audio collage of bangs, twangs, pops and scrapes until giving us a final unrequited crescendo to make us wonder what we might have missed.  Gripping, and with a longer use-by date than some of the more gimmicky NWW offerings on other albums.  Rivetting!

What is really missing here is a wasted moment.  This is engaging intelligent avante-garde electronica - timeless for this punter.  Best listened to on headphones, it is one of the most listenable NWW releases.

ESSENTIAL NWW AND A GOOD LISTEN FOR ANYONE WHO LIKES THE DARK SIDE OF AVANTE-GARDE ELECTRONIC ECLECTICA.  IF YOU MISS THIS ALBUM, YOU HAVE NO SENSE!


title: Some darned fine Aussie techno-warped head-trippy muzik!

text:
This album is a real head-trip - music that brings a smile to the day.  Cheekily warped techno from an Aussie label that showcases the best of Oz electronica/techno/ambient/you-categorise-it-(if-u-can)-genre.  This album is at once mischievous and inspired.  I'm only giving four stars because this is representative of a fairly eclectic genre.

Intelligent beats, tongue-in-cheek samples and skilful electronica flourishes, mixed with some 'world-music-like' interludes and snatches of psychedelia, the CD is engaging from go to whoa.

If you like this (don't buy it if you're not into techno-humour), you will love "F#c* Piece" by Nam Shub of Enki on the same label - some of it's like Squarepusher on acid!!!  Much more frenetic than this album, 'FP' is an assault on the senses while eliciting big beaming smiles throughout - some of the samples are off the planet!  The Psy-harmonics website has some other brilliant Oz talent on display.  Try:

- Grey Area (slightly warped techno)
- Hesius Dome (inspired and varied techno/ambient/trance, superbly crafted)
- Shaolin Wooden Men (driven and cheekily loopy techno)
- Ollie Olsen (this man is an electronica genius - try 'Emptiness' and do yourself a favour by listening to it on headphones)
- Zen Paradox ('Eternal Brainwave' is a techno/ambient/trance masterpiece and on my desert island list)
- Lumukanda (well made innovative and quirky electronica)
- Black Lung (with a finely worked socio-political edge, this is slightly on the darker side of Oz electronica)
- Third Eye (an Ollie Olsen project, this is more laid back and pschedelic ambient/trance)

(...)
But anyway, back to this review - BUY THIS ALBUM AND SMILE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


title: Llego rota y rayada la caja del CD

text: [[VIDEOID:54b3b694682a009c0a0753f570ea4ab4]]


title: Great Gift

text: Boyfriend loves MCR and he loves this CD.


title: Amazing condition

text: Came in only a week (If that). No cracks or damage to the case.


title: Good quality

text: Good quality 👍


title: love it

text: there’s rlly not much more to say it’s a great album and the cd arrived unharmed and in good condition surprisingly considering it’s from amazon


title: slightly cracked

text: arrived slightly cracked but don’t care that much cause it’s my fav album ever. plays good too no scratches


title: Great CD.

text: This is a rare find. Great CD. RANDIE


title: Phenom

text: My first buy from amazon and I was beyond impressed... Not like buying from eBay where you have a 50/50 shot at getting quality stuff. Thanks so much.


title: EXCELLENT service and high quality product

text: My CD arrived timely and very well-packaged. I would classify it as MINT condition. Uncle Ronnie included a personalized letter that gave the background on exactly how he came to have the CD. I would absolutely order from him again!


title: Awesomeness

text: Grandson and I love it


title: One of the best concert DVD's ever!

text: If you haven't already figured out from one of their studio albums, Kaizers Orchestra are some of the baddest dudes out there today.  If you want to talk about making catchy, rockin music, but really well written stuff, these guys are where it's at.  Their sense of dynamics, rhythm and their very musical use of dissonance are unmatched in "pop" music.  This is popular music after all. But damn if I've heard a band since the beatles that was so catchy and so sophisticated at the same time. That being said for their studio stuff, the live experience brings the energy to an entirely new level. These guys RIP! Incredible live chemistry! Strangely they are gods in northern Europe and unheard of elsewhere.  People need to wise up and listen to one of the best bands in the world(if not the best). So grab this dvd! Once it's sold, you will be too! Warning for those of you in the US, this is a regionII(III?) dvd, the european one, whichever it is.  So, you will need a pioneer dvd player which even when purchased in the US has no regional code built into it, allowing you to watch dvd's from all over the world!!!! Hooray!!!! So don't be lazy and slothful, buy Kaizers, bring them to America so we can hear the gospel too!


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Great Album!

text: I love this album! The songs are amazing. The album came and was not damaged in the mail which I was happy about since it happens sometimes. It came with everything as described including photo cards and the poster.


title: Came as described but a little dented

text: I love this album it's so cute and the songs are amazing! I was pleased that it came on time and had everything that it was supposed to come with. Maybe I'm just being nitpicky but it was slightly dented. I'm not even sure if you can see it in the photos. Anyway, the packaging could have been a little better. But other than that I'm pretty happy with my purchase.


title: Came very fast , I bought it as a gift and now I may buy me a set . Thank You

text: They were nice and I may order the set for myself


title: Good retrospective

text: The 101 String orchestra's Night and Day is a good retrospective of some of classic American songwriter Cole Porter's signature songs, including the title track, "I've Got You Under My Skin" (which I can remember learning to sing in 8th grade music class), and "I Love Paris," which for many years I actually thought was a French song adapted with English lyrics.  These timeless songs have appeared in musicals and have been performed by Michel Legrand, Morton Gould, Juan Garcia Esquivel, and countless others.  The lush arrangements of 101 Strings, occasionally accompanied by a chorus, give the songs vibrancy and show the talents of Porter, who used his European influences from his time in Paris to add intricacy while still keeping the tone of the songs uniquely American.  Furthermore, the songs have always had a broad appeal, setting them apart from the what is sometimes derisively referred to as "elevator music."  They also enabled Porter to transcend the boundaries of race and color before the heyday of the civil rights movement.  This collection is a good introduction to the music of Cole Porter.


title: Debut of the Classic Lineup

text: This remake of the initial album featuring the classic lineup of Ian Gillan (vocals), Ritchie Blackmore (guitar), the late Jon Lord (keyboards), Roger Glover (bass), and Ian Paice (drums) enhances the lean power of the original recording.  It also introduced American audiences to the iconic band that would later produce such classics as "Strange Kind of Woman," "Highway Star," and the anthemic "Smoke on the Water."  From the prolonged introduction to "Speed King" (different than on the vinyl LP) to the decisive conclusion of "Hard Lovin' Man," this album grabs your attention and never lets up.  The climax has to be the eerie, soaring "Child in Time," with its soft, contemplative start that slowly but inexorably builds to a frenzied crescendo with a virtual duel between Ritchie Blackmore's guitar and Jon Lord's organ.  Ian Gillan's distinctive, muscular tenor is taken through its full range on that song, and he acquits himself equally well on the rest of the material.  Though not as well received or regarded as their subsequent work, it's still a true classic and every serious progressive rock and heavy fan should have it. Deep Purple reached their creative apogee with this lineup, which is perhaps the main reason these same 5 blokes reunited for 1984's "Perfect Strangers" and a couple of follow-up efforts, which, though not quite up to the standard of the earlier works, were still impressive and fit well with the contemporary musical styles.  "In Rock" is just as good an introduction to Deep Purple as its successors.


title: Great CD!

text: This package is really worth the price. If you're a fan of the DEPECHE MODE , I think you'll listen this one over and over.


title: The Austin City Limits 1978 was the monumental reason for this DVD purchase!

text: Tom Waits performance was very humorous and sentimental at the same time! The broadcast should have won an Emmy award. I was in my late teens when I first viewed this performance on PBS. He, Tom Waits can act well, as he did in the movie Seven Psychopaths. This package is really worth the price. I paid no more than I would for an average new DVD, so both CD's is really a bonus. If you're a fan of the great Mr. Tom Waits, I think you'll watch this one over and over.


title: Great 2 CD set!

text: Absolutely great RAMMSTEIN Live In Kaunas European Tour 2012 2 CD set. I've been listening to Rammstein since the age of 14. I am now 31 years old, and I am still amazed and appreciative of how this band evolves with each album release. Highly recommend to any Rammstein fun!


title: Five Stars

text: Very old recording, but it is majestic.


title: definitely recommend!

text: This is such a great product! It has some fan made cards included and it wasn’t damaged at all:)


title: Five Stars

text: I like it


title: Beautiful melody

text: Beautiful melody, and Willie's singing and guitar work is superb.  Mike D. in Kittanning, PA.


title: Five Stars

text: I love all of his music!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: This CD Rocks!

text: I fell in love with the music the first time I listened to the previews on the SoulSirkus website so I purchased the CD as soon as it was released.  The music is well done -- all performers are talented rockers that I enjoy listening to and the music really came together on this CD.  Their hard work paid off!  Neal Schon rocks and Jeff Scott Soto can belt out the tunes.  I don't write many reviews but I can honestly recommend this album...


title: a stolen library cd collection - really disappointed

text: I had just recently ordered a book on audio cds of "What Color is Your Parachute", after having taken it out of my local public library.  I decided I wanted to own this book for future reference.  Sadly, what I received in the mail was the same audio cd copy of this book, also taken from a public library somewhere in the US.  This seller seems to have sold me something they essentially stole from a library.  None of this was indicated in the description of the product, otherwise, I would never have purchased this.  Very disappointed.<br />A


title: Five Stars

text: Thanks!


title: Excellent driving rock n roll

text: Excellent sound quality, all things considered, just as advertised!


title: New Music for Patiently Waiting Sundays Fans

text:
If you've found yourself wishing there were more music out there by the Sundays, do yourself a favor and find their 1997 singles Summertime(CD1) and Cry(CD2), which together present four previously unreleased tracks.
The best of the four is Gone, a kind of yang to Summertime's yin.  An antidote to that song's lonely, pessimistic view of summer as a time  when only the beautiful people find each other, Gone describes a young  couple who haven't a care about the rest of the world, and revel in their  own secluded togetherness while it lasts. Nothing Sweet, the other new  track on Summertime, is a Freudian meditation on the world of dreams, with  an anxious fear of ridicule and death hidden beneath its sweet,  otherworldly surface. (These seem to be the sentiments expressed by the  diver floating silently through an ambiguous space on the cover of Cry,  which lends a certain aesthetic uniformity to the set.)
Two more new  tracks, Through the Dark and Life Goes On, await discovery on this second  disc. The latter, with its embarrassingly facile guitar solo, is a mixed  bag, but Through the Dark, a lavish nod to the silver screen, is a gem. Its  smoldering atmosphere, even its choice of words, is overtly sexual, so that  it comes as something of a surprise to find that its subject is not a  heated encounter between two people, but a love affair with film noir.
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