title: Almost perfect!

text: Alma de Mexico CD fabulous; not convinced about the accompanying ADM reloaded, however.  Disco- I-fied version?


title: My Daughter is a Kpop Fanatic!!

text: My daughter is a KPOP Fanatic. She loved this!!


title: Nice

text: Good cd


title: Five Stars

text: Item as described


title: Thrilled!

text: I love this CD  and am so happy it came!  Thank you!


title: Incredibly moving

text: This is a moving and beautiful accomplishment. Her skill is impressive and her interpretations are unique. Beautiful.


title: Awesome!

text: Who does not love Audioslave?


title: Not for "snowflakes"

text: I read the book and wanted to share with my dad who isn't much of a reader so I got him the CDs. We both thought it was hilarious but we are also relatively conservative as is the author.


title: Must have for Mother Mother fans

text: Every song on this album is phenomenal. So happy to have this on vinyl.


title: Music

text: Good


title: It’s not Whitney,but it’s okay.

text: Glennis is a fan, I can tell the way she attacks these songs that she really studied Whitney. You can see this  by the way she borrows some of Nippy’s runs and Adlibs . She sounds good as she mimics her way through her dream of being Whitney Houston. With all that said, This is the album Whitney’s estate should’ve released


title: Five Stars

text: love, love, love...


title: the best

text: If you have not ordered it you need to!!  It is so Awesome!!!  But then I think anything Kim Hyun Joong does is awesome


title: Beautiful Praise and Worship CD

text: Great Christian music!! Mia is a gifted vocalist and worship leader!


title: SIMPLY the BEST !

text: The best information on your HEALTH !!!!


title: Song and Artist on LP

text:
A1  Rick Springfield  - Love Is Alright Tonite
A2  Tommy Tutone  - 867-5309 / Jenny
A3  Split Enz  - Six Months In A Leaky Boat
A4  Rick James  - Super Freak
A5  Aldo Nova  - Fantasy
A6  Straight Lines  - Letting Go
A7  Men At Work  - Who Can It Be Now?
A8  Loverboy  - Working For The Weekend
B1  Chilliwack  - My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone)
B2  Journey  - Don't Stop Believin'
B3  Daryl Hall & John Oates  - I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)
B4  Air Supply  - The One That You Love
B5  Paul Davis (3)  - '65 Love Affair
B6  Commodores  - Oh No
B7  Police, The  - Spirits In The Material World
B8  Charlene  - I've Never Been To Me

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title: Good, solid album!

text: This is so much better than her previous album, Interstellaires. Interstellaires, which had its moments seemed unfinished, incomplete, the songs  at times starting off fantastic only to "trial off....." This is a solid, good sounding album While it is not as great as her much earlier efforts many years ago, I found this album to be full of very fine songs and have found myself playing it quite a bit. I have my favorites on this album, of course, but there are no "bad" songs. If you like Mylene Farmer please give this album a try!


title: Four Stars

text: Lead singer is Awesome!!!!  You rock Chris  !!!!


title: Love the product! Service is a negative.

text: I love the music. I play it softly all night and wake refreshed. I had problem with website and getting the actual product. Still waiting...it's been 3 weeks and still waiting from Barton Publishing.


title: Beautiful story

text: Beautiful.


title: Good mix of classical music for casual listeners

text: I like this CD and use it to help me relax while I'm on the computer or writing. It's a good mix of various songs and I think casual listeners would enjoy this as it is only a light sampling and doesn't dive too deep into the other parts of Mozart's full compositions. I recommended this to my neighbor (whose young son was learning about classical music and they liked it too).


title: Someone could have choosen better

text: There are but a few truly good songs on this CD.  The rest are just not conducive to seduction and sensuality.


title: A song/singer list for any compilation collection is needed.

text: A list off songs and singers would be nice.  I own lots of music and don't want to duplicate.


title: Amazing album despite inaccurate reviews

text: These are supposed to be ITEM reviews. This is not the place to be complaining about it not coming with a photocard! Right now it looks like this is a terrible album, bc everyone before me has given it low stars bc of no pc. This is an amazing album. This version may not be what you wanted, but that has nothing to do with NCT. Gimme Gimme is one of their best songs and the artwork in the album is great as well!


title: Sylvie Paquette Oser

text:
1997 release on BMG

Tracks:

 1 Oser
 2 Euréka!
 3 Des Femmes, Des Hommes
 4 À Cause De Toi

 5 Panne D'amour
 6 Donne-Moi
 7 La vérité
 8 Quand Les Marées Reviennent

 9 Effet
 10 J'te Quitte Ou J't'attends
 11 Intermède


title: TOUT!  Cubismo grafico

text:
Track listing:
1  On Y Va? [Intro]
2  Fairytale Of Escape
3  Mississippi One
4  Salon A Sunday
5  Jet Set Ride!!!
6  Ya-ya!
7  Upsetters!
8  Chouchou Et Yeye
9  I'm Still Sleeping
10  Wicked P.A.
11  Trip To Rio
12  28 Degrees For Good Surfers
13  Man From Lafonda
14  Tonight You Belong To Me
15  Avec Gill [Outro]


title: The most delightful classical CD EVER!!!

text:
I have owned this CD for many, many years. It is as fresh today as ever and never fails to delight.

My daughter recently gave me the pleasure of (finally) asking me for a classical CD (up until now it was always pop, rock, jazz, etc).

This is the one; without hesitation!!


title: Love it!

text: Nostalgia with this album. Arrived fast!


title: Nostalgic music

text: Glad this existed had several songs that i couldn't find anywhere else


title: My wife and I love it

text:
To sum up the feeling of this album by James Dooley, picture a mild Danny Elfman reworking the holiday classics.  The songs are darker, more twisted, yet extremely enjoyable. If Tim Burton every made another movie involving the concept of Christmas, these songs would fit in beautifully.  It was nice that the songs were repeated twice on this album.  This is a good thing because the chorus is taken out of the second time the songs are played which give you that clean orchestral feel, minus the digital human chorus aspects presented in the first half.  However, both are quite enjoyable.  My wife and I love and own many of the original classics, but it is nice to hear a change from time to time as well.  This album provided that.  We fully recommend this album to anyone who is looking for something different.

We hope this review helps.


title: Waste of money

text: Waste of money.  Our dog was perfectly calm as long as the thunderstorm sound was accompanied by music.  It did absolutely NOTHING for her fear during a real storm.  Total waste of money


title: CD

text: It’s a double CD, what could go wrong?


title: Nothing but a copy of a previous album phishing for more $$

text: This is a total rip off!!! I absolutely love his music but the is nothing but a remake of Glove MVission CD that I love. WHY DO ARTIST REPEAT THEIR WORKS INTO A NEW CD WITH THE SAME OLD SONGS???? Come on Pedro, you are much better then this. MAKE SOMETHING NEW!


title: Rare 70's Latin rock

text:
Think of Sapo in this manner: Malo meets El Chicano & War, with the Tower of Power horns, trailing in the footsteps of Santana.

So what people may not know is that the vocalist on this album was one of the founding members of Malo, Richard Bean. Yes, he's the one that wrote and sang Suavecito. He left Malo after their first album and formed Sapo.

It's a great edition to your Latin rock collection. Put it next to your Abraxas album.


title: Great Cassette awesome rare live concert

text:
This is the cassette version of the double LP live album of the 1981 concert.  It has not been re released on any other format since such as CD.  So these are the only two ways you will find them other than perhaps an MP3 download.  If you get the cassette you will be missing the album cover art, so in most cases I would recommend buying the LP.  However I got this which was in like new shape to easily convert to digital format rather than using my LP's.

This is a wonderful album with some great live performances from some very famous to not so famous bands.

Side One: THE WHO- Baba O Riley/Sister Disco/Behind Blue Eyes/See Me Feel Me. THE PRETENDERS- The Wait/Precious/Tattooed Love Boys.  ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS- The Imposter. ROCKPILE- Crawling from the wreckage. ROCKPILE W/ROBERT PLANT- Little Sister.

Side Two: QUEEN- Now I'm Here THE CLASH- Armagideon Time IAN DURY & THE BLOCKHEADS- Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick  THE SPECIALS- Monkey Man PAUL McCARTNEY AND WINGS- Got To Get You In To My Life/ Every Night/Coming Up. ROCKESTRA- Lucille/Let It Be/ Rockestra Theme.
(Rockestra consists of John Bohnam, Billy Bremmer, Gary Brooker, Howies Casey, Tony Dorsey, Dave Edmunds, Steve Holly, James Honeyman-Scott, Steve Howard, Kenny Jones, John Paul Jones, Laurence Juber, Denny Laine, Ronnie Laine, Linda McCarntney, Paul McCarntey, Robert Plant, Thadeus Richard, Bruce Thomas, Pete Townshend) How is that for a line up for a band?

This was one of the first Live Benefit concerts and for a very good cause.  The only thing I find surprising it that this was never released again after the first one in 1981.  Perhaps someday.  The only thing I would hope is that there would be even more content on another release.

If one likes these bands then they will really like this recording as it is live and very good.
There are other in depth reviews if one looks at the LP version.  I would highly recommend this, has been one of my favorite albums since first purchasing it new in 1981.


title: Nice compilation, including the acoustic cuts.

text: I'm not a big Eagles fan, but this two-disc collection fills my occasional want of a tune or two. I particularly like the acoustic version of Hotel California, as I referred a fellow student to that as a challenge to him to master the best part in the last 40 seconds or so. He has, amazing me by playing the whole song to prove it. And he is a radiologist! Some people have all the talent. Anyway, this is a nice complain of Eagles' music.


title: Great collection set of this rare album!

text: This gently pre-owned collection album thrills my wife, who lost the one she had originally but lost somehow. She didn't think it would be so complete or in such good condition. The records show no apparent scratching on any side. Many thanks!


title: Five Stars

text: Going to be played at my funeral.


title: The best are gone.

text: Do miss every one of these guys!


title: It is what is says it is.

text: It is what is says it is.


title: A Dalek story you haven't heard before

text: When I was young I didn't get to see a lot of the sixth Doctor and what I did see he was kind of arrogant and not very likeable. I then collected some of the DVDs and he grew on me. Now with these audio versions he's become my favorite Doctor and this particular Dalek story is just fantastic. It was a new and inventive way to do a Dalek yarn and I enjoyed it quite a bit.


this is comparatively expensive but the volume is such that i quite imagine it will last for some time; even if you listen to vinyl daily.  i have some rather persistent dust issues in my house because i have hardwood floors the house is from 1940 (and still largely original).  that being said, i have dinged it four starts not because it isn't a quality product. to my ears it's been a good solution and MOFI is a brand you can trust.  but it would have been nice for the price to have been provided something a bit nicer than a plastic bag to store the brush and bottle in.  i ended up using an old glasses case which worked perfectly well.  needless to say you dont want to be storing this outside next to your turntable.  you want it secure from dust or other contaminants when not in use.  otherwise, it's definitely a five star product and you should feel quite confident in purchasing it.


title: great

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: Great !!


title: Great !!

text: Very happy !!


title: GREAT DEAL-GREAT PIANIST

text: The CD was in perfect shape, and plays beautifully...OF COURSE, Joyce Di Camillo is just a most gifted jazz pianist


title: Harry Belafonte in Early Performance

text: One of Belafonte's earliest and best performances.  A wide range of music show his versatility and skill as  a performer.  One of his best classic concerts.  I am old enough to remember this when it happened in the late fifties - I am glad to have this recording in my collection.


title: Good story

text: I purchased this after seeing the movie. It was fun to listen to and will purchase more audiobooks in the future.


title: More Please

text: This is and will always be one of the best spirtual music experiences for me. I love the fact that this is praise with a good metal overtone. I wish they would produce more music. It's really what this world needs right now.


title: Benediction of the real organs of our past.

text:
This is the CD release of the original LP editions.
These recordings are perhaps the best playing of an American artist on two extremely great organs.
Organs are quickly being replaced with "sound likes" digital "machines."
The great composers didn't compose for "machines!" - they wrote for instruments with a personality which these "achievements" can never duplicate.
For whatever reason, the Lincoln Center organ is now part of the old "Crystal" cathedral organ. Ironic, because Mr. Russell was Virgil Fox's assistant for a while at Riverside Church, and their interpretive philosophies could not be anymore opposite.
Harold Edward Wills, DMA


title: Exemplary Rosary

text:
A treasure from the past. This is the LP version of the CD mini-lp. from the entire CD collection of Eduard Melkus' entire Arkiv recordings.
The music is so much of a lovingly, advised performance of this music conceived and played for Our Blessed Lady.
If one indeed wishes to meditate while saying the Rosary, this music would be the perfect choice for reflection.
But, would recommend getting the remastered complete Melkus. It would be better sound and money wise.


title: Great

text: outstanding


title: Good CD

text: Good oldies songs that i had on 45 but haven't been able to find.


title: Great CD

text: I really enjoy Brandon on this CD.  Very inspirational.


title: Perfect First Communion gift.

text:
These stories are wonderful and well dramatized. My 7 year old received it for his first communion and we have given it to others for that same occasion. Great Catholic gift for any child, though. My younger ones enjoy it as well and I hope it will inspire a greater love of the Eucharist in them.

We also got the one about Mary and one about Angels. I would highly recommend them.


title: Jim Weiss is great

text: We have never heard a story from Jim Weiss that we didn't thoroughly enjoy! We have four boys 8 and under.


title: package arrive nov 19

text: good


title: Four Stars

text: good


title: Five Stars

text: Great Compliation!!!


title: I loved it

text: It was in perfect conditions. No scratches, no ripped pages, no stains. It also had four extra good quality photo cards, I totally recommend buying it, definitely the original album and not a fake one. It also has a great prize compared to how much it would cost if I were to buy it in my country. 10/10


title: Baby loves the visuals.

text:
I purchased this for a newborn, but it didn't get used.  I am now
using it with my 1 and a half year old granddaughter.  She loves
the pictures.  I hope the sounds are getting through to her, too.


title: A must collector's CD. Nice, soothing groove.

text: A great R & B groove CD.


title: Recommend

text: Everyone should have this!


title: Five Stars

text: Great price, very happy!


title: Didn't play. No refund recieved.

text: Didn't play


title: Namaste rocks.  Who are these guys?

text: Fantastic stuff.


title: Positive role models

text: A gift for my daughter...huge BTS fan


title: Great movie, poor sale

text: Three disc set and one disc is not playable.  Disappointed.  The movie itself is great and will open your mind.


title: Cool cyberpunk

text: My son loves this CD.  He’s 8, and asks for it when we go anywhere in the car.  I bought it, looking for new synthwave to listen to, and it was a great price.  I hope the artist makes more cds to sell in the future.


title: Laughs

text: If you need a laugh get this


title: Great.

text: Great quality. Old and newer songs.


title: Love Piano, Love Jim!

text: This is typical Jim Brickman.  Beautiful - I love it!!!


title: Great! Great! Great CD!

text: I had the album but was never able to find this on CD. Wish these guys had made more mucic together. This CD is my favorite and the song titled This Old House will bring you to tears.  It was expensive but I am happy that I bought it.


title: My favorite Chopin Album

text: I had this exact album on a CD and I would play it over and over. I actually stole it from my dad who had it just sitting there on a shelf.  This album introduced me to Chopin’s larger collection


title: Five Stars

text: Best ablum ever I adore the music


title: Highly Recommended

text:
This is the best book I've read on Christian child training.  At least in theory.  My child is too young to see the fruit yet. . . . However, I really liked Tripp's emphasis on getting to the heart of the matter, not merely addressing the outside behavior.  Several examples really made me think, realizing how shallow my approach was.

I got the audio CD's as my husband would take a year or more to get through the book, but listens to sermons all the time, so this is the best way to get the information to him so I can have his feedback ;-)


title: Five Stars

text: Great album


title: Great C.D.

text: Loved The Civil Wars!  Too bad they will no longer be making music together.  They were total musical "soul mates"--in my opinion.  Will always listen to them, and am saving their show from "Austin City Limits" that I recorded as long as possible.  I wish them both well in their separate ventures.  Just a shame not to ever be able to see them live together again :(


title: Faith

text: I have always loved Lulu Roman's voice and she has such a deep faith that her music just takes you along with her. It is beautiful, calming and spirit filled. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who loves beautiful gospel music.


title: Perfect

text: Came in great condition


title: Damaged

text: I was so excited to receive it but it did come in damaged which was a bit upsetting


title: Five Stars

text: love the movie


title: Picked up a mint copy for 50¢. Definitely the ...

text: Picked up a mint copy for 50¢.  Definitely the Scott Walker of the Lawrence Welk set.  His version of "the way we were" is the definitive version if you ask me.


title: Great prog rock band

text: Great prog rock band.  Always brings back good memories.


title: VERY COOL CRUE!!!!

text:
Very Classic Crue Show!!! An early soundboard recording from one of Motley Crue's youth. This cd comes from a time between "To Fast For Love" and "Shout At The Devil". They talk about playing some of their new songs from their soon to be released new album "Shout At The Devil". It's always Great to hear a Band like the Crue when they were young and at the beginning of their career, and this cd does that. Vince actually tells the audience if you don't have a drink in your hand then come back after the show and drink with them. That don't happen with them much now days. I would have to say this really takes you back to a care free time in your life and I would have to say a true Crue Fan would Love this Cd. As for sound quality I would have to say about an 8.5 to a 9 on a scale from one to ten ten being the best.

RUDE' CRUED' and TATTOOED!!!


title: GREATEST IS RIGHT!!!

text: This is an AWESOME 2 Disc Set. It truly has some of the very best of KISS it would be hard to have all the Best Of KISS unless they found a way to put every Kiss song made on to a cd or two, But this cool set has a Great Majority of their Best Stuff right from the Begining right thru to Psycho Circus. The photos inside are pretty cool also they even have one from the KISS Playboy Photo Shoot in it. KLASSY KOOL KISS KOLLECTION!!! ROCK ON!!! and ENJOY!!!


title: Elegy

text:
This is Mark Snow's score to NIGHT SINS, a two-part television move based on Tami Hoag's best-selling thriller. Snow is best known for scoring THE X-FILES, including its brilliantly eerie "whistling" theme music, and he once again brought his A-game to this soundtrack. NIGHT SINS is a classic "small town with a terrible secret" story, pitting a troubled female investigator (Valerie Bertinelli) against a fiendishly sadistic (and inventive) child kidnapper who has blended in so thoroughly to the population that even the handsome local police chief (Harry Hamlin) is not above suspicion. A bit of a soap opera, with uneven writing but plenty of acting talent, NIGHT SINS is one of those stories that rises above its flaws to produce a darkly memorable, even haunting viewing experience: it has quite the cult following, and Snow's music is a large and perhaps decisive part of its charm. To capture the fear, paranoia and emotional isolation that resonates throughout the story, the composer came up with a wonderfully elegiac score which is alternatively brooding, chilling and malevolently playful. Fans of THE X-FILES will recognize Snow's signature "atmosphere-creating" music within moments of pressing play. And if, like me, you can't get this 1997 production out from under your skin, you will want to own it for its own evil sake.

This CD is most likely from a limited release of 1,000 and will probably become a collector's item in time. I am still waiting for a proper DVD release of this mini-series (it's ridiculous to release a score without releasing the film!) but in the mean time, bootlegs and this official soundtrack will have to do.


title: Bret Morrison's Shadow

text:
For fans of Old Time Radio who enjoy getting their SHADOW episodes in an old school medium such as cassette, this is not a bad deal. The tape features two episodes from the Brett Morrison era of the show. They are:

"The Gibbering Things" -- This 1943 episode was Bret Morrison's debut as The Shadow, and it is a damned fine debut. This twisted, frightening story is maybe the ultimate example of "THE SHADOW as horror." While vacationing in the New England countryside with a relative of Margo's, Lamont Cranston and Margo Lane (Marjorie Anderson) encounter a doctor named Sirghoff who is conducting secret experiments in a remote lab. What kind of experiments, you ask? The kind that escape. And feed on human blood.

"The Gorilla Man" -- The story of one man's descent into violent madness, this episode takes place in the city zoo. The ugly, antisocial keeper of the huge gorilla Big Boy begins to develop an unhealthy belief that he himself is becoming an ape. When Lamont (Morrison) and Margo (Lesley Woods) witness him murder one of his co-workers, The Shadow decides to get involved, but gets a little more than he bargained for when he realizes the zookeeper isn't the only danger lurking in the zoo.

This is a good one-two combination of episodes. "Things" is a terrific horror story, and gruesome even by the fairly brutal standards of THE SHADOW. Not surprisingly it was written by Alonzo Dean Cole, who penned many of the better stories. "Gorilla" isn't as good, the element of psychological suspense sometimes tipping over into the ludicrous, but it is an interesting listen all the same. If, like me, you have a car which still sports a tape deck, you can do a helluva lot worse when stuck in traffic than reaching for this cassette.


title: The Archer "Era"

text:
If you're like me -- poor -- you probably still drive a car that uses audio cassettes. And if you're a fan of old time radio -- like me -- you probably love THE SHADOW, arguably the best and certainly one of the most successful programs to air during the Golden Age of Radio. Of course, THE SHADOW is generally associated with the most famous actors to play the role: Orson Welles, Bill Johnstone and Bret Morrison; the name John Archer doesn't necessarily ring any bells, and that is perhaps understandable. Archer only played the part for one year (1945), and as of this date, only two episodes from his brief run survive. This cassette includes both. They are:

"The Destroyer" - Foster Merrill is a kindly-looking old man, a respectable member of society, and a friendly acquaintance of Lamont Cranston. He's also a lunatic. Merrill gets it in his head that only those who destroy go down in history, and one day embarks on a rampage of arson simply to prove his point. The police are baffled, and so too is Cranston, especially when arson escalates to bombing and mass murder. And just as Cranston narrows the list of suspects to Merrill and two others, Merrill decides that the nosy amateur investigator must die, to clear the way for one final, massive act of destruction.

"The Little Man Who Wasn't There" - A seemingly invisible thief is robbing jewelry and other priceless valuables from city luminaries in broad daylight. Chief Weston suspects The Shadow has turned to crime, and only Lamont Cranston and Margo Lane know otherwise. But how does an invisible detective track down and invisible criminal, especially one who seems to have greater powers than The Shadow himself?

Both of these episodes are highly enjoyable, and I would argue that "The Destroyer" is about as good as anything THE SHADOW produced in its 17 years on the air. I don't know if John Archer's brief tenure was this good all the way through, but these two episodes provide some evidence in that direction. Archer, who died in 1999, was hardly an actor of the standing of, say, Orson Welles, and he isn't as important to the legacy of THE SHADOW as Morrison or Johnstone, and I always thought his delivery was a little too nasal to be really effective: but he was a competent, effective Shadow who played the role with enthusiasm. If you give him a little of your time, he won't disappoint you.


title: Two Great Episodes

text:
If you prefer your Old Time Radio shows on audiotape, you could do a helluva lot worse than to buy this little number, which features two terrific episodes from two different eras of THE SHADOW.

"A Precipice Called Death" concerns one Dr. John Renyolds, who seems to be the target of a vicious vendetta by persons unknown. But does Renyolds know more than he's telling about his mysterious, hulking stalker? Who is after Renyolds and his family -- and why? It's up to Lamont Cranston, in his Shadow guise, to find out if he can save the doctor...or if he should.

"The Ruby of Karvahl" is a tale right out of Agatha Christie. A priceless gem is the source of violence, deception and more double-crosses than you can shake a stick at in this terse, bloody little tale of greed, murder...and the (possibly) supernatural. When a pair of thieves use Hollywood make-up techniques to steal the supposedly cursed Ruby of Karvahl from its famous actor-owner, they set in motion a frenzy of killing that even The Shadow cannot stop -- assuming, of course, that he wants to.

These are two excellent episodes from a great show -- well-crafted, well-acted, and unusually clever in execution despite fairly simple premises. I highly recommend both to anyone with a tape deck and a lust for Old Time Raido.

"A Precipice Called Death" was originally broadcast on January 21, 1940 and stars Bill Johnstone as The Shadow. "The Ruby of Karvahl" was first broadcast on October 19, 1947 and stars Bret Morrison as The Shadow.


title: Johnstone rides again...on vinyl

text:
The advent of the totally electronic format has made the clumsier, bulkier and less cost-efficient methods of listening to old-time radio fade almost into extinction. For the price of this record, it would be easy to obtain any number of episodes of THE SHADOW. In fact, if you have no scruples about cheating Conde Nast out of its rightful percentage of profits, there are plenty of bootleg CDRs out there which contain virtually the entire surviving catalogue of SHADOW shows -- and for considerably less money than this record, which contains only three SHADOW tales.

Having said that, there is a definite aesthetic pleasure involved in listening to old time radio (or music, for that matter) on vinyl. It is the closest thing you can get to hearing the shows the way they were originally broadcast back in the late 30s and early 40s. No mp3 can quite reproduce the rich, crackly sound of low-fidelity, which is as much a part of listening to an old radio show as the story itself. O.T.R. purists and fans of vinyl will therefore be pleased to have this recording of three episodes from the Bill Johnstone era of THE SHADOW. They are:

ISLE OF THE LIVING DEAD. (10/13/40) While vacationing in the West Indies, Lamont and Margo are recruited by a fellow passenger on their cruise ship to find her missing fiance. Rumors that zombies infest the island pique Lamont's interest, but he soon discovers that the native superstitions are based on horrifying fact, and its up to The Shadow to get to the bottom of the mystery -- who is controlling these mindless beings, and to what end?

MARK OF THE BLACK WIDOW. (10/27/40) Twenty years after discovering an Egyptian tomb loaded with riches, the archeologists who unsealed the tomb begin to die mysterious and horrible deaths. Is it an ancient curse? Is one of the scientists murdering his colleagues to right an old wrong? Or is there a third possibility? The Shadow doesn't know, but he better, because the archeologists are dropping like flies...into the Widow's web.

THE CREEPER. (11/3/40) A logging company is plagued with fatal accidents ascribed by the workers to a half-human monster out of American Indian legend known as Neechigeema, a.k.a. "The Creeper." Lamont suspects this "monster" is a man bent on revenge for some past misdeed...but he's only half right, and his investigation uncovers a lot more than he bargained for in this complex story of duplicity and vengeance.

It must be said that of these three stories, "Black Widow" is far and away the best -- a real tour de force, with a fast place, plenty of twists and turns, and some very clever misdirection. (THE SHADOW's stories set around ancient Egypt are always brilliant stuff.) The other two, however, are not in that league. "Isle of the Living Dead" has some clever plot devices, but the storyline is pretty familiar, and it isn't by any means the best of the "voodoo" stories. "The Creeper" is a similarly solid-but-familiar yarn, albeit one with a pretty unusual three-way confrontation at the end. (This episode should not be confused with another SHADOW story with the same name but a different plot, which was broadcast a few years earlier when Orson Welles was playing the Shadow.)

All in all this isn't a bad collection, but the real appeal is the format. If you're a fan of Old Time Radio and the aesthetic quality of vinyl records, this is undoubtedly for you.


title: The Phantom of the Opera!

text:
If you are a fan of THE SHADOW, you should definitely own "Tenor With The Broken Voice", which is a very credible episode from the Orson Welles era of the show. On the other hand, if you are both a fan of THE SHADOW and a purist when it comes to how you listen to music or spoken-word broadcasts, getting "Tenor" on 12" vinyl is practically a necessity. As the episode was recorded in 1938, long before the advent of high fidelity, the hiss-and-crackle of a needle on a record is less of an annoyance than a "homecoming" for the avid listener. Although MP3s and CDs are a much more efficient way of listening to old-time radio broadcasts, they can't possibly match this format when it comes to soul.

"Tenor" begins with Lamont Crantson and Margo Lane at a performance of "Pagliacci." The tenor in question, Hagen Radcoffe, tragically loses his voice during the opera's climax and flees from the stage in anguish. A week later, another performance is held with a different tenor, but a falling sandbag kills this unfortunate in mid-show. When a third performance is broken up by a firebomb, and a night watchman at the opera house stabbed, Lamont Crantson decides that The Shadow must do what Commissioner Weston and the opera's board of trustees cannot -- get to the bottom of just who wants "Pagliacci" to close forever, and why.

"Tenor" is an unusually gripping episode which features a lot of beautiful singing and some delightfully pompous and theatrical dialogue, delivered with perfect aplomb by Orson Welles. If it falls short of being a classic, that is only because the mystery element of the show is almost nonexistent even though it is packaged as a whodunnit rather than a thriller. Still, it's a very strong story and one of Welles better episodes.

"Tenor With The Broken Voice" was recorded on August 14, 1938 and stars Orson Welles as The Shadow/Lamont Crantson and Agnes Moorehead as Margo Lane.


title: "He Hunts The Biggest Of All Game."

text:
Don't mistake me - I love the MP3. If not for these little electronic babies, my childhood habit of listening to old-time radio shows would never have been able to blossom into a full-time hobby, and my collection of fifty or sixty OTR shows wouldn't have grown into a library nearly 1,000 shows and seven gigabites in size. Having said that, there is something distinctly special, and wonderful, about listening to OTR in mediums a little closer to the way they were originally broadcast - for, example, vinyl.

THE GREEN HORNET was about a crusading newspaper publisher named Britt Reid (actually the grand-nephew of the Lone Ranger) who, under the guise of the Green Hornet, and with his faithful valet Kato at his side, waged a war on organized crime in his city. This recording from Nostalgia Lane is a two-episode collection featuring the following episodes:

"The Woman In The Case" ( 2/12/46) - A ruthless gang is terrorizing city shopkeepers, forcing them to pay protection or go up in flames, and murdering any eyewitness bold enough to testify. Britt Reid suspects that the real threat is not the bombers but their mysterious boss, who may just be a seemingly upstanding member of society. But who?

 "A Soldier And His Dog"  (2/19/46) - Military Police Private Ned Vinton was invited by his wealthy uncle John, who he has never met, to come live with him after the war. Britt Reid soon becomes suspicious that the man claiming to be Ned may in fact be an imposter looking to collect on Ned's inheritance, and it's up to the Hornet to discover the truth.

This recording's a neat walk down memory lane. What you may lose in crackle and hiss you will make up for, I hope, in nostalgia for a simpler time when crime didn't pay.


title: The Shadow Knows

text:
THE SHADOW produced well over seven hundred episodes during its 17-year run on the air, and nearly all the ones which are known to have survived are included in this very cheaply priced s 3-disc collection. However, the figure of 242 included episodes is a bit misleading. Let me explain.

Though there are indeed 242 tracks in this set, that figure includes the following:

1. The multipart radio documentary "What ever happened to the Shadow?"
2. At least seven episodes of the Australian version of the show.
3. A small number of apparently accidental duplicate episodes. (For example, "Death From The Deep" and "Death In The Deep" are the exact same episode, differently titled.)
4. Several "commemorative" episodes produced many years after the show went off the air and which are basically novelties, such as "Air Freight Fracas" and "The Computer Calculates But The Shadow Knows."
5. Some other random stuff.

The actual number of original-series, American-produced SHADOW episodes is therefore around 210 or so. Not included in the compilation are any of the eleven recently rediscovered episodes from the Orson Welles era of the show. (Those are obtainable only through Radio Spirits and their extremely overpriced DVD collections.) However, it is as close to a "complete series" set as you are going to find on the Net.

As far as the sound quality goes, it varies from extremely good to rather poor, with the bad quality episodes being in the distinct minority. Considering the show ran from 1937 - 1954, long before the advent of high fidelity, I would say the quality is actually pretty damn good. As for the price, it's excellent. If you paid for individual downloads or bought the entire series via box collections you'd shell out at least $150 - $250.

I hope this was helpful to you. Enjoy your listening!


title: Lush, ambrosial and gentle

text:
This delicate white tea with the smoothest hint of luscious dewy pear and a kiss of vanilla takes me back to my childhood days of running around in sun all day, eating fresh fruit that would drip all the way down to my elbows washed down by massive amounts of tea.

I have to agree with the reviewer below that the taste is faint, and that's the best part of this tea. Sometimes you want something soft and soothing but not herbal, that almost tastes like juicy water and this really takes the punch.

I love it with a bit of sugar, and it gets even better when cooled or made with ice. For those watching calories, sugar can be omitted and this tea can be drunk in gallons to refresh and tranquilize. I can forget all about store bought iced teas and all the soda in the world when presented with this, as it is truly a tea I can see myself buying for the rest of my life. It's gentler than black tea, healthier and 100% natural with less caffeine than coffee and that flowery aroma of summer bouquets caught in a tiny tea bag is a marvel to behold from the very first sip.

-Kasia S.


title: Unique Soundtrack for a Unique Movie

text: Loved this soundtrack for all the reasons I usually hate soundtracks. It is uniquely soothing and relaxing which is usually not the type of music that I like. However, I loved the movie and the music is so closely tied to the movie that listening to the music brings backs scenes of the movie. Also, it is not particularly long which I think is a good thing. The music is also wonderfully unique which is great. If you liked the movie, check out the soundtrack. 5 stars.


title: but otherwise in good shape.

text: (2)two cracks in the CD case,but otherwise in good shape.


title: Not spectacular, but still a more than solid release

text: Since his divorce from Interscope in 2007, Trent Reznor has wasted little time in making new material available to the public, with the latest Nine Inch Nails offering being "The Slip".  Coming only two months after Reznor's release of the instrumental "Ghosts I-IV", "The Slip" is a riveting album that borderlines perfection, but never quite gets there and seems to almost meander as it winds down to it's conclusion.  Standout tracks, including "1,000,000", "Discipline", "Echoplex", and "Demon Seed" are pure Nine Inch Nails all the way, while "Corona Radiata" just comes off as a little too predictable for my tastes.  The album as a whole seems to go by a little speedier to expected as well, and doesn't quite leave the lasting impression that one would hope compared to nearly everything else Nine Inch Nails has released over the past few years.  However, all flaws aside, "The Slip" is still a more than solid release that delivers the goods that NIN fans expect, and while it isn't spectacular, "The Slip" is a success purely thanks to the fact that Trent can now do what he wants (and when he wants) without being handcuffed by a label.  And that alone is reason enough to celebrate.


title: A welcome departure

text: Finally free from record companies, contracts, and the like; Nine Inch Nails mastermind Trent Reznor has unleashed "Ghosts I-IV", an entire album of instrumental work.  As a longtime NIN fan, I personally was a little apprehensive when I first approached "Ghosts", but thankfully, I ended up being pretty satisfied.  Tracks 22, 24, and 28 in particular are the most memorable moments to be heard here, as there are some great uses of the piano (!) to be heard that are peppered throughout the album.  Although at times "Ghosts" borderlines on self-indulgence, as a whole, the album is a real treat, and is a welcome departure from Nine Inch Nails' usual brand of discontent.  Clocking in at under two hours in length, "Ghosts" moves along without ever really feeling that long at all.  All in all, "Ghosts I-IV" is a more than welcome cry of freedom from Trent Reznor and co., and with more "Ghosts" promised to be appearing in the future, here's hoping that Nine Inch Nails continue to climb new heights of creativity.


title: Didn't blow my mind but it was pretty good

text:
My daughter adores this book. She made me read it and I don't regret it. I only wish I had found it much earlier in my life. My fifteen year old self would've probably adored it too. The adult version of me wanted just a little something more.

I probably spoiled this story for myself by seeing the movie first. I knew the big reveal before I ever read a word and that is a crying shame. For some reason, the movie moved me more than the book and I feel that this was due in part to the one sided narration and probably in part to my general black-heartedness. This book is written by Charlie in a series of letters addressed only to a "Dear Friend". This format didn't entirely work for me because everyone else became a peripheral character that I never became all that emotionally invested in. They popped into scenes but never truly came to life in the way that Charlie does or, dare I say, the way they did in the movie. Especially Patrick and Sam. Those kids, including the actor who plays Charlie, were amazing in their roles. Read the book first and then see the movie if you missed it during its theatrical run. It is truly something special. Even the trailer has the ability to make me go all weepy.

Now about the book.

Charlie is starting his freshman year of high school with no friends but he has a family who loves him. He's overly sensitive, intelligent, sweet and nursing the pain of losing his best childhood friend to suicide. He is awkward and a wallflower and when a teacher he admires tells him that he needs to participate in life he tries his best to take that advice to heart. He is befriended by Patrick, an older outgoing boy, and his beautiful step-sister Sam whom Charlie secretly loves but she's dating a guy who is all wrong for her. They all have their issues and make mistakes as they're finding themselves. Just like most teenagers. It all felt very real, with a note of sadness looming overhead, and I can completely understand why it is so beloved by many. Still, it didn't floor me emotionally the way I thought it might because of the way the story was told. I was hoping for an unforgettable five star read but this didn't quite get there.


title: Yet another stunner

text: This is the second Laura Fygi CD I bought and it only made me eager to buy  more and more of her works. Pity she hasn't done so many solo works. To  pinpoint ONE song as a stand-out is always so unfair but I guess one would  have to listen to "For Once in my Life", "Baby come to  me".. "She's no Lady" (an extremely cute song) and the  tear-jerker "How am I supposed to live without you"(hear the  lyrics carefully and you will see what I mean.)  Those who don't know Laura  Fygi don't know the musical treat they're missing


title: Uneven songwriting and poor production.

text: 2.5 stars.  Without the great lead vocals on this release some of the songs here would range from boring to just plain horrible.  Their follow-up release "Deception of Pain" has explosive production sound and is incredibly catchy front-to-back, while "The Atmosphere of Silence" is hit-and-miss with weak production.  There are a few songs here that do induce some head-banging, though the poor production and average songs diminish the overall effectiveness of the recording.  There is a lot of creativity here but most of the songs are eventually forgettable, unlike the appropriately titled "In Your Head" from "Deception of Pain".  Just try and get that infectious chorus unstuck from your brain.  Those looking for more Valley's Eve should just be thankful "Deception of Pain" exists, and pray for another release very soon.


title: "Beams of light ascend and penetrate his eyes"

text: Most of this album is a mixture of Thrash and Power Metal and it has some of the most impressive songcraft I've heard on a debut album in quite a while (Garden of Shadows' "Oracle Moon" wins out in this regard).  With "The Hunter" Persuader have yet to incorporate their future Blind Guardian influences, although the Iron Maiden vibe still rears its head once in a while, with splashes of Opeth scattered here and there.  My primary complaint comes from the production which occasionally buries the vocals under waves of monstrous guitars.  What makes this album particularly interesting is to hear Jens Carlsson before he mastered his vocal talents.  On their second album, "Evolution Purgatory", his performance improves greatly; while on their third release, "When Eden Burns", he sincerely comes into his own as a front man.  Compare the song "Fire at Will" on "Evolution Purgatory" with the original recording of the same song on "The Hunter" for a fine example of this.  "The Hunter" has better songwriting than "Evolution Purgatory", however, often reaching the heights of "When Eden Burns", where technically impressive musicianship and inspiration go hand in hand.  "Evolution Purgatory" has much improved production over "The Hunter", though, so I feel they even each other out overall.  Not to mention the expensive price they are asking for this re-issue.  It is certainly worth the money for fans of their other albums who may be hesitant.  The guitar-work is often amazing, even the bass playing catches my attention now and again.  I would say the production on "The Hunter" is on par with early Opeth recordings such as "Orchid" or "Morningrise".  Not horrible, but the sound quality could be improved.  Still, this album is easy to recommend to all current and future Persuader fans.  Thank you.


title: Just not good

text: Weakly acted with a cast that seems to do nothing but mimic stereotypical characters. The idea of a poltergeist haunting is interesting but the alien invasion bit seems a bit tacked on.


title: Production ruins this album

text:
So there are a couple of tracks on here that are worth listening to but honestly, This album is pretty weak. The production is all over the place and flat-out awful at times. None of it fits with what a JMT album should be and some of it comes off downright commercial. There are too many co-producers on this album, Too many different styles that clash and don't work together. And therein lies the problem. Because there are so many different producers (at least 3 or 4 I believe), They each bring their own stuff to the table so this album doesn't flow, there is no structure. It doesn't come off as a thought out and planned album. It comes off as a weak mixtape of a bunch of random songs recorded and then thrown together at the last minute. It's awful and it doesn't work at all.

I mostly contribute this problem to Stoupe not producing every single track as he normally does. If he can't commit to laying out an entire record then something needs to be done. It doesn't work with him half producing a record any more because Stoupe is a driving force for what makes every JMT album a unique experience worth coming back to. If he's not gonna give it his all then why bother? I'd rather have no Stoupe beats than have to deal with what is easily his worst production yet and that is saying something.


title: classic

text: Great album


title: Only good can come from this audio cd

text: This is a must have item for those who have an hour commute or more to work and you need some motivation to get you through your day.  You will be blessed! Trust me. Even if you are not currently in a hostile work environment the message that T.D. Jakes has can be applied to many life situations that anyone can face.  It has helped me and I believe it can help you or a friend. Only good can come from this audio cd.


title: We love this swing

text: We love this swing. My daughter experienced this one at OT and it was her favorite out all of them! So excited and happy that we found the same one on Amazon!


title: K-pop addict

text: Daughter loved the cd and all the extras she got with it!!!


title: Shorter than I remember but still worth it.

text:
I listened to this tape back in the 90s and loved it. Over the years I had been looking for it and I finally found it. The jokes as still good and hold up. They are clean and very family friendly.

My only disappointment is the length. I thought it was longer, about 16-18 per side. I assumed his show at Caesars Tahoe would have been longer but maybe it wasn't.

The tape is getting old and there is a tinny bit of audio "warping" but that is expected from the tape's age.

I bought 2 just in case.


title: great

text: i love tammy


title: contains the original hidden track at the end of song 13

text: nostalgia


title: Great

text: CD got lost in the mail, the seller was very responsive. And then it showed up and was just what my daughter wanted. Excellent!


title: KILLER CD!

text:
I just got this cd, I do not have an MP3 in my car so the cd I can listen to it while driving.
BOOM! This band sounds like Sabbath meets Blackmore, cannot believe I never saw them live.
The first 4 tracks rock one after the other,  there are 2 long live cuts as well that are killer.
If you like Sabbath, Priest, Blackmore, Iommi like I do you should love this cd.
 Drumming, Bass playing, Vocals all excellent IMO. The  cd is relentless.
 Turned my friends onto it, they got the MP3 Downloads.
Buy it


title: I did not get the item as pictured

text: I ordered the cd with music and got the audio book instead. What happened? So annoying!!


I grew up listening to this album on cassette tape (and I think it's still somewhere in my parents' house), and I still have fond memories of listening to it.  It has all the classic Sesame Street songs--a lot better than what is on the show now.  It's a shame that the CD itself is nigh impossible to find, but it is also available on Amazon as a digital download--just be forewarned that it is split into two "volumes" (which were originally both sides of the cassette). But if you want it for the nostalgia or want to introduce a new generation to the old great Sesame Street songs, this album is for you.


title: Love

text: Love this CD. Such a sweet sound.


title: Beautiful sound quality

text: My favorite composer!!! Beautiful sound quality!!


title: Great CD

text: This is an awesome CD with most of my Cat Steven favorites on it!!! The only issue I had is the jewel case arrived with a big crack in it. I replaced the jewel case and still consider it a bargain for such an enjoyable CD


title: Memories

text: My friend was so happy to receive a new in package album to remind him of times gone by.


title: used cd

text: great shape fast shipping the paperwork inclued thanks


title: used cd

text: cd was in great shape thanks


title: Just mind blowing

text: Phil Haney is a hero. He should have a statue in Washington DC erected in his honor. He did his job and then they murdered him.


title: Scam burnt bad cd

text: Cd doesn't work and you can't return


title: Love this singer.

text: Love this singer. She a very versatile singer with a pretty voice. Love just about every song on this cd which range from ballads to pop.


title: Love this group as much as SNSD.

text:
I have just about all of Apink's concerts on disc. There are certain groups like SNSD where every member compliments each other member perfectly and this applies to Apink as well.
  Their songs are catchy and a great live band backs them up in all their concerts. Like SNSD, each member is absolutely gorgeous and their dance moves compliment each song perfectly.
  They've been together 10 years now which is an eternity for kpop groups and i hope they stay together forever but realistically for a few more years. Become a fan before they disband.
  I only wish this was in bluray because the picture loses focus sometimes with the brightly lit display behind them.


title: My favorite kpop group since SNSD

text:
I have five concert dvds of this group  including this one, pink island, pink season, pink party, and red and white, and these beautiful ladies are fantastic. Each concert is excellent and uniquely different so that it doesn't feel as though your just watching the same show.
  Their songs are top notch and the dance routines perfectly match up to them. This group reminds me of SNSD in the same rare way where each member is special and perfectly compliment each other.
  This classy group is so much fun to watch. If you don't know about apink i really urge you to pick up any of their concerts on disc and i bet you'll eventually end up getting all of them. An excellent live band backs them up in each concert.
  I believe apink has been together for ten years now so become a fan while they're still together.


title: a beautiful woman with a voice to match

text: This is a really good cd. The recording sounds excellent and she is backed up by top notch musicians. This is my second cd of hers and if you haven't heard her beautiful singing voice before, i highly suggest this one.


title: Good

text: I mainly bought this album for the title track


title: Best so far of EJ greatest hits collections

text:
Seems like there are so many Elton John collections that have been released
That miss some hits or include
Tracks that were not hits
This collection comes close to getting it right at last. Not perfect but close
Vary good remastering by bob ludwig


title: One of the Best Pop Rock Albums

text: I got this album because of December. I had heard it on a retro radio station and I had to have that song. I already had Collective Souls debut album for Shine. Now, I have another favorite in Run. This album is worth getting. I listen to all kinds of music and love The Smashing Pumpkins, Marilyn Manson, Devo, George Michael, Metallica, Megadeth, Public Enemy etc. My taste runs the gamut from heavy metal to classical to pop. And this album encapsulates my love for melodic music of all types. I play this album a lot. This album is worth it just for December, Run and The World I Know. The only thing I can say negative about this collection is that there are only 13 tracks. They could have added more tracks given the capacity of a standard music cd. Also the mastering or lack thereof leaves a lot to be desired on this track. I cannot stand listening to a lot of today's mass marketed music from the likes of Niki Minaj to Justin Bieber. They are products of record producers who see money instead of real talent for making music. They hire music writers for these puppets and put out rubbish that girls go goo-goo-ga-ga over or what is considered chic at the moment. Understand that this is just my opinion and everyone has theirs. I am sure there are people that call the kind of music I listen to trash. And for all the trolls that like to trash other people's reviews just because it doesn't agree with them, get a life.


title: Not A Very Good Recording

text: I received a copy of this cd free at the show which my parents dragged me to. The cd itself is not of very good quality even for a live recording. It also is amazing how much this cd is going for on Amazon. This cd was available brand new with shipping at the official Society of Seven website for an amount much less than what it is being priced at here. I am not a fan of the Society of Seven as I find their act to be rather corny. I wouldn't go out and purchase one of their albums if they came out with one. They are exclusively a cover band. If you are interested in a local Hawaii act who has an album that is worth purchasing, you should try The Krush's Best of The Krush. They performed original material and did not rely on glitter or show like the aforementioned group. And their albums are much more reasonably priced here.


title: The Originals

text: Santana at their original best and before the forks in the road.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the music and the entire packaging here is awesome! Go BTS!


title: Entertaining !

text: Richard Cheese is very good at doing hilarious covers. Kinda reminds me of Weird Al Yankovic but with a lot more style ! Very entertaining and unique music !


title: Great music and message

text: We heard about this CD from a friend and it's a great CD for young kids and adults alike to memorize scripture verses. Catchy and short songs help imprint Bible verses into the hearts. Steve Green's voice is very soothing and friendly, but not childish or silly, which makes listening to it not so tiring for adults.


title: Great Harmonizing

text: Great Harmonizing


title: I LOVE HER VOICE

text: I LOVE HER VOICE


title: Perfect for any toddler.

text: Have had one for each kid and they love it. Perfect gift. Great to sing along in car. Happy great songs.


title: Perfect

text: Bought it as a gift and it was a huge success. The coke bottle album was super cool to look at and it played beautifully


title: Love Life more than ever before

text: Love Life sounds better than ever. This new 2020 edition preserves the wide dynamic range and high fidelity of Berlin's master tapes, expertly exceeding the quality of the original 1984 CD. The bonus tracks are a thoughtful addition, and it is especially nice to hear the extended remix of "Now It's My Turn" which has never been on CD until now. The back cover art has been restored, too - another example of the dedication that was brought to this reissue. I am thankful that Berlin's album masters were not lost in the Universal Studios fire of 2008 (as had been rumored) and that Universal's UK archive had the singles - and I am thankful that Universal & Rubellan Remasters came together to produce this fantastic expanded edition.


title: Love this CD! Excellent quality!

text: This is the the 2nd one i bought. The 1st one got loss in the mail.  I got the $14.00 one because i wanted good quality.  Came quickly.  Packaged very well.  The cover has a broken tab.  So the cd won't stay together. I was very disappointed with that.  Otherwise it is beautiful.  Cd is perfect.


title: Not too good

text: Didn't like the music...


title: Five Stars

text: Best cover of "Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite"!


title: Worthwhile

text:
I guess I'd better write a review on this, so nobody has to be a guinea pig like me - although the content information IS HERE, just look on the back of the CD jacket and use the magnifier once or twice-- it even has where and when the songs were recorded.  I'll focus more of my overall impression of listening to it.  First off, I concur with the previous rater of 5 stars because...well because it's Joplin, not because it's a first class product.  Sort of has the feel of a bootleg, with ragged and abrupt transitions.  Not a big deal, but you'll notice.  By far the biggest issue is volume leveling, or rather non-leveling.  Specifically, you'll probably crank it up a bit to hear the Tom Jones Show version of "Little Girl Blue" (might even have a more soulful haunting quality than the studio (IGDKBAM album) version, and utterly gorgeous) and then WHAM! out blares "Raise Your Hand" with her and TJ doing a duet.  I mean it's all good, but level sound would make jumping to your amp unnecessary.  In general, the TV show versions, while not new to Joplin fans (seen on DVDs and perhaps remembered from back in the day) are nice to have on perhaps the more conveniently accessible CD format (you'll listen to them more, and that makes having it worthwhile.)  But, for me anyway, what makes this CD worthwhile is the Newport Folk Festival recordings, none of which I'd heard before.  Hearing a previously unheard rendition of a BBHC song is the ultimate thrill for a Joplin fan!  They did it a little different each time out I think, so it's almost like going to a concert.  She lays into the consonants (N-n-n-n-...) like I've never heard before on Summertime and having another Ball and Chain (is there 10 or so altogether?) is worth the price of admission by itself! Bonuses are the chatter with the NFF audience plus the Cavett interview.  All in all, I'm one happy guinea pig!

Addendum, June 2020 - I'm no expert, but the more I think about it, the more I think this IS a bootleg. I was reading the cover whilst enjoying the album and I realized BIG BROTHER IS NOT MENTIONED! That's not cool.  I can see MAYBE a more generic backup band being omitted in the credits. but they're introduced at the Newport Folk Festival as BBHC, not 'Janis Joplin'.  I feel kind of bad about that now, though I still love the music.  I hereby resolve that if this collection is ever put out legitimately, I WILL PURCHASE IT, pay the piper so to speak.  So Albin, Andrews,  Getz and Gurley and/or their heirs get their fair share, although for all I know, nobody but the bootlegger got a cut. That's the downside of music tech: your money may not be going to the artists you love.


title: townes van zant CD

text: WOW... 46 songs on this very best of, CD. that's less than 50 cents a song. Best value ever for a first intro to this long overlooked and truely great singer song writer.  I found his work while researching John Prine after news of his death. I found a whole world of songs and music I never knew was out there. I plan on adding many, many more CD's to this adventure. Thank you.


title: Amazing.

text: Most underated album ever. This is YouTube's best kept secret.


title: Good value

text: easy listening music


title: from a School Counselor

text: I love this.  I keep it on my desktop at work and it sends calming vibes through the office.


title: Five Stars

text: good tunes


title: Lovely

text: "Lovely" is the only word for this!<br />I'm a (retired) soldier, and I claim no knowledge of music; what I will write, though, is that this is just basically lovely, quite perfect really.


title: Super Single

text: Record came with all packaging and plays good alll the way thru


title: A MUST HAVE, BEST IN CLASS, BEST ARTIST IN FOREVER, WISH THEY HAD MORE MUSIC !

text:
A MUST HAVE! GREAT INDIE ALBUM WITH MELODIES THAT ARE TIMELESS! SONGS ARE AMAZING AND ITS A CD YOU CAN LET PLAY FROM BEGINNING TO END. LOVE THIS ALBUM! AMAZING!

BEST IN CLASS, BEST INDIE ALBUM EVER, MELODIC FOR SURE, A MUST HAVE FOR ANY COLLECTION

VOCALS ARE SPOT ON, LYRICS TELL AMAZING STORIES, EVERYONE IN THE HOUSE LOVES IT FROM 5 YEARS OLD TO 95

WISH THEY WOULD RELEASE MORE MUSIC ASAP!

CHECK OUT THEIR MUSIC VIDEOS ON YOU TUBE! THESE GUYS HAVE A HEART AND HELP ANIMALS IN REAL LIFE.

A M A Z I N G


title: A MUST HAVE, AMAZING, LOVE THIS ARTIST SO MUCH, THEY NEED TO RELEASE MORE STUFF ASAP


title: not in love with it

text: its ok, not in love with it, but a vast fan must bcz of the story behind this album, sonics are ace


title: Five Stars

text: best ever, a must have for IM lovers


title: Easy to do

text: Super easy to use throughout the day at work or for a short meditation when you're feeling lazy but want to check it off your to do list and engaging enough that your mind doesn't wander during the sessions.


title: Santana

text: Great CD


title: Five Stars

text: Fun mix


title: Boogy ;-)

text: Fun CD


title: Love it.

text: This one will get any party started....Love it.


title: good gift

text: my friend loves this music , it s not bad for me however i choose newer music do not listen to the real old stuff any more not even old rock. the great thing is i like to see this music be enjoyed so we never lose it . in our soiciaty if we so not use we lose


title: Wonderful-Out Of Print Box Set, of his recorded output. Limited Edition- Only 4,000 copies made.

text: Very nice set. It collects all of his original LP'S, some that are difficult to find, over 6 CD'S. This was a numbered, limited edition set. Only 4000 copies were made, by Rhino Handmade.  If you're a fan, and want all of his recorded work on CD, this is a good place to start. Otherwise, you can collect them individually, but you may pay more, as many are now, sadly out of print, also. He was great comic, perfect for the early 60's, and for the decade in general. I've gained a new appreciation for him, the more that I listen to his work. Good luck, and enjoy what you find. I know that I surely have.


title: All good

text: All good


title: Good music

text: All good no dislikes


title: Good music

text: But not to like about Aretha  Queen!


title: Very pleased so far, waiting till she opens it.

text: Gift, for 17 yrs. Old granddaughter,  she is a Blink.


title: Great CD for all of his songs

text: CD had every song that I wanted.  A++++ seller.  Fast shipping and superb packing.  Many thanks.


title: Great kid's CD!

text: This CD brought back memories of the Psalty tapes my girls listened to when they were small. Now my 4 year old granddaughter is singing the songs!


title: Beautiful!

text: Beautiful music is always welcomein our home.


title: They were just right for my mom to use

text: Like this kind of music


title: JJY's music is not just for Koreans...

text: Love JJY's voice, his emotion, and his songs. His voice distinctive for it's range, tone quality, and he can as easily sing a soulful ballad as he does rock and roll. I do not know Korean, but that matters not for most of the words to his songs can easily be found on YT. This single comes w still pictures and is packaged like a wedding invitation....


title: Great

text: Have an older vehicle with only cassette ,price was right and fast ship thanks, what morer can you say about RCA!


title: great variety

text: Love all WOWs but spending the extra for the "deluxe" edition wasn't worth it. It was just a bunch house mixed 2010 music.


title: Meditation

text: I love to meditate but the voice on this CD is creepy. It is not soothing at all. I took it to Goodwill. Maybe someone else will enjoy it.


title: Variety of well known artists

text: Fun tape with artists like Amy Grant (Singing O Come All Ye Faithful), Elton John (Step into Christmas) Toni Braxton (The Christmas Song)  Vanessa Williams (Baby, It's Cold Outside) Boyz II Men (Let It Snow) so lots of variety


title: Beautiful Bluegrass Music

text: Love the variety of this c.d.  12 to choose from and excellent musicians and singers.


title: The king

text: Great


title: Relaxing

text: I brought this for my uncle and he loves every song.


title: Five Stars

text: This is awesome!!! Thank you!!!


title: Bts

text: Good gift , collectible


title: Best movie

text: My grandkids love signing with it


title: A brillant album

text: Unmasked is an amazing CD from a amazing performer in Brad Little whom I seen perform live in the Who's Tommy musical (Capt. Walker).


title: Good album

text: Good album from Olivia.


title: great music

text: If you like boogie woogie by all means get this cd


title: Five Stars

text: I just love it


title: Music history!

text: A Classic!


title: Great

text: Great


title: EXCELLENT

text: EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE. HER PLAYING REMINDS ME OF ARTUR RUBINSTEIN. I DO NOT CARE TO WATCH HER. TOO MUCH ACTING. NOT AS BAD AS LANG LANG WHO APPEARS TO BE GOING FOR AN OSCAR FOR BEST DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE OR IS HAVING AN ORGASM, NEITHER OF WHICH IS NECESSARY IF YOU PLAY WELL. THE REALLY GREAT PIANISTS PLAY, THEY DON'T ACT.


title: Lynyrd Skynyrd Collector's

text: My husband loved this, it even has songs that were never put on an album before. There is a lot of interesting  things in the book. I would recommend this to any Skynyrd fan!!


title: Most underrated band of all time!

text: Where are you Jim, this current crop of monkeys, she-boons, and self indulgent, closeted supposed rock stars is an affront to music. We need you back man, a chill poet rocker🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼The doors rule!


title: great cd

text: cd itself is great. but the case it came in was broken so that was a little annoying. other then that very happy as it arrived really quickly!


title: The more you hear this the more you will like it

text: The music had a nice vibe throughout the whole show with some bantering with the crowd.One could assume the band was in a great altered state of mind along with the crowd ✌


title: Takes one back to high school 😎

text: Sounded better than the album I had back in the day👍🏼


title: Clean and pure music with everyone as one✌

text: Flawless or the nearest to it! They were on fire as a whole for this one👍🏼Recommend for top 5 live recordings!✌


title: Very Rare Disc

text: The remastered 1992 edition from Genova, Italy sounds great and has lots of rare and funny banter between Neil and the crowd with a 17:37 long Down By The River 👍🏼


title: Sad professor, day sleeper and two more ?

text: Which songs were included in this mini disc?


title: I periodically remember this long-lost album

text: I had this album in the early 70s--I think I found it in the discount bin, but it was one of my favorite albums. I recently discovered it again looking up Cuando Caliente El Sol, and was reminded of other excellent tracks such as When You Go Away, and especially, Something Wonderful.


title: Good Drama

text: This 1999 six-part adaptation of Stella Tillyard's biography of the late 18th century Lennox sisters is enjoyable enough; but it lacks the 'wow' factor.  It's an Irish Screen Production for the BBC and WGBH  Boston and lives up to their excellent costume drama standards.  Sian Phillips (I Claudius), Alun Armstrong (New Tricks), Geraldine Sommerville (Cracker), Clive Swift (Keeping Up Appearances), and others all give good performances.  It's certainly a better than average mini-series.  I hope Amazon continues to supply this.


title: Beautiful

text: Beautiful


title: Brings back memories of home

text: I was so happy and excited when I ran across this CD on Amazon. I had not heard these songs since I was a child growing up listening to my mom and aunt blasting these songs at home on their hi-fi in the'70s.  When I receive my CD in the mail I continued the tradition of blasting on my player in my living room and in my car and every time I do, it reminds me of those good times with my family and my Latin-Carribean heritage.  VIVA Panama!!!!


This is more than just a card!  It has great stories and music for the year!


title: Five Stars

text: great music from a 2 member band.


title: BLISS

text: What a terrific blend of voices and song choices. This album is a small jewel showcasing the talents of both artists primarily covering well-known numbers. No fan of either artist should pass this by.


title: Wonderful tunes !

text: This was a gift to my elderly parents. They loved it!  It brought back memories of wonderful times spent in Haiti.


title: Love it!

text: Grooves, blues, rock....what's not to like?! 2016 didn't do much for me musically, but I discovered that I like the J. Geils Band a lot that year; which may be my favorite musical takeaway from the year. Of course I realize this music wasn't recorded in 2016, but that's probably a big part of why I like it.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this book! Can't wait to use it on my Basenji!


title: Great hose

text:
I wanted a hose that was light weight and easy to use. This hose is all that!!!
Very happy with my choice.
Also, having the nozzle and hang-up included is a real plus!!!


title: Get your freak onnnnnn!!!

text: Use this for my workouts. Sound is fabbbbbbbbbb beat is hard💪😁🎼📢🕶


title: Elvis and more

text: Elvis voice is the star in this wide range of Christmas songs while the orchestra add a full background of support. The several gospel offerings are a lovely inclusion. His younger voice is apparent and works well with the music.


title: It is Prince!  Nothing more to say!

text: I love anything Prince puts out.  This is great


title: Blast from the past, sounds so incredibly awesome.

text: Blast from the past. dig it!


title: Wonderful, wonderful!

text: Love this crooner's smooth voice.


title: Christian Music

text: love it


title: This album contains one of the best worship songs I’ve ever heard I first heard it in 1985 I think

text: JESUS be the Lord of ALL is a great song.


title: Warped

text: The album is so warped it won't play.  My sister and I, hoping to relive our 1970's childhood were very disappointed.


title: Music

text: Great hit for my brother in law for christmas


title: Perfect for K Pop fans

text: Great for KPop fans


title: Rad!!

text: Rad!!


title: Loved these....

text: I seriously want to get these for my kids. I also had the tapes when i was younger... and i just loved them. Can't wait to get them again.


title: Five Stars

text: Purchase for my special needs son....he loves the quick beat.


title: Wondeful CD!!

text: The Dells, one of my favorite groups, I've always known as a Soul and R & B group but never in my lifetime did I know they recorded the song "Lil Darlin" with the legendary Count Basie and his orchestra written by Neil Hefti!! The combination of the two legends were absolutely magical. So glad I purchased it!!  Thank you Amazon!!


title: Perfect music in every way

text: All the songs are excellent, unforgettable melodies you can't get out of your head, the style, the singer is excellent and perfect,the musicians all excellent, this is really special and stands out - with all the mediocre music in the world ,this is really like music to my ears


title: Amorphis at their best-the Greatest band in the world

text: Every song on here is exceptional - Amorphis was my favorite band ever since hearing Silent Waters which is one of my favorite cds of all time - every song on here is the same style with the most  incredible singer Tomi Joutsen and the perfect melodies and music you just want to listen to over and over and it just keeps getting better


title: Five Stars

text: Took it on a 10 hour road trip.... Great


title: They're the best too bad the disc was too

text: Sure didn't sound like the music of long ago. very dissapointed..had to return


title: a new constellation...

text:
This CD, being A/D/D from a previous recording made in the early 80's, is pretty awful acoustically-- in fact, at times the acoustics is just awful,-- but musically one can hear the startling promise of a huge rising star, that eventually exploded to form the constellation of Russian National Orchestra, of numerous groundbreaking glorious classical music recordings in the 90's and in the new millenium, and so forth.

I was turned onto it by a "RARE!" Youtube video of a "Young Pletnev Playing Liszt's Mephisto Valse" in Tokyo in the early 80's.  Pletnev looked so young in the video and his playing in this CD sounds so young too, yet so passionate and exquisitely beautiful and gifted as to have moved me to tears of revelation, I must admit...

Pletnev never recorded Liszt's Mephisto Waltz again.  Maybe he does not like it?  Maybe the piece is too emotional for him personally?  He's now 52.  Maybe he is saving it to be recorded in the future so as to bring a more mature, seasoned, 21st-century, and fresh interpretation to it in his later years?  I am looking very forward to his playing it again!  To first see him play this powerful emotional piece by Liszt on Youtube and decades later to see him play it live in a concert hall would be an ultimate moving experience to me.

Meanwhile, I am looking forward to any Pletnev's new recording.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Product & Great Price & Very Fast Shipping!!


title: Outrageous rip off!

text: I just LOVE this song, but the idea of paying $100 for it just really pisses me off. Im NOT caving in to extortion. If I want to hear it, I can listen on youtube and maybe figure out how to record it to a blank disc!


title: Another Hit

text: Love these guys. Was just thinking soon all of them will be gone to the Jam session in the sky...no one can ever take their place.


title: Wonderful

text: Andre' Rieu's music is the best.It makes you forget for a little while all the turmoil in the world.This album is a good one, you won't be sorry if you order it.


title: kind of disappointed

text: The material is just not up to what he was doing with Savoy Brown.  I found it less than interesting to say the least.  I'm disappointed because the stuff he did with Savoy Brown on  Raw Sienna was amazing.


title: Five Stars

text: is in perfect condition  very beautiful music


title: My "Desert-Island" Beethoven

text: One of the greatest recordings of the Beethoven Violin Concerto ever made. Only Szeryng and Heifetz fully grasp Beethoven's long lines. Szeryng's tempi are more stately than Heifetz's, and Szeryng's cadenza (by Joachim) is better than Heifetz's revision of the Auer cadenza. There is also less audience coughing in this live performance recording than in Szeryng's performance with Otto Klemperer (less timpani thundering, too), though both live performance recordings are more compelling than Szeryng's commercial recordings with either Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt or Bernard Haitink.


title: Amazing!

text: This is an AMAZING RECORDING! It's the BEST CD of 2021 so far in my view WORLDWIDE. I really love it. So INNOVATIVE. It's not really Persian. It's Balouchistani....a fusion of electronic, classical and folk. It's nothing like anything else I have ever heard in my life...A perfect soundtrack for "COVID Time" and an OLIVE BRANCH of Peace from the People of Iran for the Rest of the World!


title: I really enjoy listening to this recording.

text:
After receiving this CD, I, subsequently downloaded it to my computer and Mp3 player, and, when I took a walk, listening to this recording this morning, it was quite enjoyable.
Virtuosic.
A very interesting style of music from Zanzibar.
Sounds as if Indian and Middle Eastern combine with East African influences.


title: Love these Lights Out CDs...

text: This CD is one more of a fantastic series put together by KINK in Portland, OR. I have collected several of them, and have them arranged in a chronological play list in my ipod. Fine, relaxing music from a great collection of artists. First reviewer kindly included the playlist for your reference.


title: Good, not great...

text: Good, not great performances of two of the most exquisite pieces of choral music ever written (including of course the remainder of the late masses). Tempos are good and music is clearly defined and well played, but like most of his recordings in this genre, they come off, to me, as a bit anemic and dispassionate. If that style of interpretation is to your liking, then you will like these. For m, I'm going back to the classic Bernstein NYP recordings.


title: Dance !

text: Another club song for New York. It's catchy, but not that great. And if you hear it one too many times you might scream. But a must have for your collection none that less.


title: Superb!!

text: Very introspective songs on this CD. A bit of a departure from some of their more hard driving CD’s, but not disappointing. Once again FATM have created a beautiful masterwork of poetry and song.


title: Decent

text: Copied into my hard drive and some of the songs are hard to hear - just poor sound.  Some mislabeling of singers on songs.  Singers from the movie version - which was what I wanted.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent CD for your any collection


title: It's ok

text: It's ok, but doesn't reach out and grab me. I don't listen to it often. It's just simply put away.


title: The difference this fluid makes to my LP cleaning is remarkable.

text:
I have the cheap-as-chips Spin Cleaner manual machine. With what came with the Spin Cleaner for a cleaning fluid, the overall results were impressive for an entry-level cleaning machine. It breathed new life into many LPs, especially the older ones.
Since experimenting with L'Art du Son's cleaning fluid, it took my cleanings from approximately 50-60% effective at making the LPs sound new again to 95-100% effective. It's extraordinary stuff.
Buy with confidence, it really works brilliantly.

The one exception is with worn LPs. No amount of cleanig can save a beaten-up LP.


title: Great value pack

text: I like the variety of songs and that my baby is learning classical music. It would be nicer with real instruments but I don't mind that too much.


title: Not that great

text: I didn’t care for the vocals at all, the first two vocal tracks it sounded like that chick on Seinfeld singing “It’s a Most Unusual Day”. The third vocal track was a combo stab at “World Music” plus a bit of dreamy female jazz on top. I was neutral to that one. I heard a track on Pandora at my office and bought the album, but listening at the house, it didn’t appeal to me at all somehow. Well, definitely listen to some of it before you buy it. Those of us who love jazz know we don’t love ALL of it! “Calypso”, track 9, is uptempo, sprightly, almost has a melody. That one appealed to me. Other reviewers here really dug this album, so you know, to each his own.


title: American Pie

text: I could not find this anywhere else online but on Amazon.  The set I bought was used but as described it was in excellent condition.  The jacket was slightly scuffed but not noticable but the CD'S are in excellent condition.  I am very pleased with this purchased


title: My son had to have this!

text: He says that he is enjoying this CLASSIC album.


I was disappointed that the DVD wasn't longer, or the performances weren't of better quality.  I'm still looking for a DVD containing the outdoor concert that the full band (including the ladies singing backup) did in the UK, but can't find mention of it anywhere; I think I saw it broadcast on PBS some 10-12 years ago; it was much better.


title: Always a perfect voice

text: Disliked nothing-  wonderful hearing a truly perfect voice. Many memories.


title: Five Stars

text: Great CD!!


title: Great

text: I love this CD. I saw him recently on tour and, though not from the same city, this captures that night.


title: The best of the best

text: My type of music


title: Great Album but Production Quality Issues

text:
Good music.  Dal*Shabet WooHee, HelloVenus YoonJo and NC.A are some of my favorites.  I pulled NC.A's postcard.  Thick photobook with lots of pictures.

Now for the bad.  My album arrived in new condition still shrink wrapped undamaged.  But NC.A's postcard has a manufacturing defect.  The photocards and postcards have a matte plastic film finish.  The film seems to have gotten wrinkled when being applied to NC.A's postcard.  See photo.

Great album, but quality control could use some work.


title: Great Album

text: Don't Believe is a great track.  The album doesn't contain any photocards or other extras, which is a bit of a disappointment for a KPop album.


title: Packaging

text: Like


Thanks!


title: Two Stars

text: The quality is used... The disc jumps...


title: Anything Bocelli does is wonderful.

text: Great listening from a master.


title: Fine Recording

text: I bought this to play on a remote speaker out by my bird feeder to attract birds. I immediately had some White-Breasted Nuthatches come in, and some familiar Stellar's and Scrub Jays that were looking hard for the other birds ;-) It's a fine quality recording that suits my need.


title: ... had the cassette tape of this and was so happy to find it on CD

text: I had the cassette tape of this and was so happy to find it on CD!


title: Taking Charge through Praise!

text: Awesome praise tapes!


title: Love these tapes!

text: I enjoy exercising to awesome upbeat praise songs! The praise tapes are amazing!


text: All good.  More slow songs than I expected.

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title: Four Stars

text: ENJOYABLE.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent Thank you


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent Thank You


title: Five Stars

text: I am very pleased with the cd.<br />It was everything I was looking for!


title: Four Stars

text: Cd and DVDs are great. No problem with it.<br />Cd case was busted.


title: SacTown!

text: I wonder whatever happened to the singer.......


title: Terry Talbot If you like Christian music you will love Terry. He moves you in your Heart & Soul.

text: Great Love Terry Talbot. A real Born Again Christian


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE LOVE LOVE this set of CD's.  They are great versions of great songs.


title: I LOVE LOVE LOVE this record

text: I LOVE LOVE LOVE this record.  The music is so fun and funny.  I love to listen to it and now my kids can enjoy it too.  It is a funny story told through whimsical music and characters.  Love it!


title: great

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent audio adventure!<br />Highly recommend it if you want to "meet" the real Braveheart.


title: the Russian Lorena McKennit

text:
I heard this at a friend's house, and absolutely had to have it.  Lilting, haunting, innovative orchestration and use of harmonies.  Reminded me a bit of Lorena McKennit, but decidely slavic, not Celtic, and I think Inna has more depth to her music, more layers.  This is NOT music you can doze off to, which you sometimes can to McKennit's.  Inna keeps you listening.

I'm told her themes are very like McKennit's; she relies on folk tales, mythology, and classical literature for a lot of her inspiration.  Makes me wish I understood Russian.


title: Smooth Listening

text: The CD is just what I wanted and the quality is very good. It arrived very quickly and in good shape.


title: Great show

text: Great award show.  Perfect song for.my daf.


title: Timeless music

text: Any fan of the Mamas & the Papas will love this collection, if you're 16 or 66 like me. For me it was a beautiful return to the '60s and the beautiful harmonies of Denny Doherty, Cass Elliot, and Michelle & John Phillips. I highly recommend it!


title: or just love GREAT music

text: If you're Irish, Canadian, or just love GREAT music ... this is for you. So many wonderfully talented people here, including my favorite, Denny Doherty. If anyone out there has a DVD of the show itself for sale ... I'll buy it from you! Well worth the investment.


title: Addictive soundtrack!

text:
I love shows that I love the music equally to the show its self.  This soundtrack is beautiful! I had to buy it right when it came out.  The only thing I am sad about is that the ost is missing some of my favorite musical scores from the show. Even with missing my favorite scores the rest of the music is great too and I do not regret buying the cd and still give it 5 stars!
If you loved the show you will love the music and vice versa!

"With Yoo Chun as the leading man, bandmates Jun Su and Jae Joong have also joined the soundtrack for Sungkyunkwan Scandal. The JYJ trio return to K-pop with the drama song "Found", and Jae Joong and Jun Su both have solos as well. K, Lee Min Young, and Jeong Seon Ah also participated in the OST. " taken from yesasia.


title: Great music!

text: LOVED this show!  LOVE the soundrack even more.  I believe Jang Geun Suk sings 2 of the songs on the cd (I could be wrong).  Either way the songs are awesome.  song #3 Please, my bus is such a great song.  There are several quirky songs I love too. CONGRATUALTIONS and Donkey are 2 of the quirky fun songs.  There is also one that sounds like music from a video game that I really like, it is currently my ring tone on my phone. The other songs are also really nice to sing/listen to!  watch the drama and buy the ost.  It is quite pleasing!  Jang Geun Suk is a great singer!  I miss this show!


title: great worship

text: so good. not a song you couldn't love


title: Five Stars

text: it great for soaking in the presence with  the Lord. loved it


title: Learn on the Road

text: Very nice, got for a Constitution teacher.


title: it really is incredible

text: feel great music


title: Excellent headphone record of panoramic aural vistas

text:
Don't worry about the title; this is no fey faux-faerie-folk, but a concentrated assault of aggressive shoegazing- postpunk- neo-psychedelic hard alternative mid-90s rock that knows when to hammer down and when to let up. Three Australians, a male guitarist who handles lead vocals, a female bassist who adds vocal backgrounds and takes lead on the folkier cuts as a welcome respite from the sonic intensity, and a male drummer who pounds away with deceptive simplicity, the unsung hero of this record.

An hour long, apparently a song cycle long before Yume Bitsu or Surface of Eccyon had revived this suspected prog sub-genre, this works, that's all I can marvel at. If you can match the hazy woozy epics of Swervedriver with the obsessive clarity of Catherine Wheel with the scope of a stripped-down Boo Radleys, these peers will give you some triangulation. Yet, this does not feel like an imitative album. There's a fresh air of exploration and excitement. It delivers a jolt, yet keeps its focus on the horizon, and each track carries momentum that propels it to the next one, perfectly sequenced to convey the narrative of loss and gain and quest.

Far from giddy, yet removed from glumness and navel-gazing solipsism, this is a grand album that ranks highly among my favorite CDs, and the fact that this album seems to be totally unknown only adds to its allure, although this review is my own attempt to return my praises to where they're deserved. This band did not deserve whatever fate left it to (at least international) obscurity.


title: Layered, fuzzy neo-psych

text: If you like the hazy take on neo-psychedelia that combines the fuzziness of Eno's first two albums and the laziness of Brian Jonestown Massacre with the experimental pop of Lilys and the layered approach of Elephant 6's heyday--notably the folkish electronics of Elf Power, then this is your record. I'd happened across this band by lateral searches with some of the abovementioned groups, and while this is not original in its take on this sound, it's satisfying, catchy, and well-sequenced. Some of the songs tend to be sketches more than elaborations, and this is the only shortcoming I can find; the band does best when allowing itself to saunter and stretch out.


title: Real Country Music

text: Good country music. Not that contemporary crap you hear on the radio these days!  Highly recommend this and his Ringling Road lp! Becoming a fan!


title: Mediocre sound

text: The sound isn't good enough for me to enjoy this recording.


title: Amazing!!!!!

text: When this ablum came out on plastic 12". I listened to it and called my friends Charly, Jimmy, Florance, Kevyn and Ted. You just gotta hear this, it's amazing!They all drove over to my house and I played Forever Changes.<br />Everybody's mouth dropped open. When the album was over, all you could hear was "play it again Bill, play it again". Simply amazing, nothing before it or after it has ever been like Love Forever Changes, A true Classic with unforgetable lyrics.


title: Five Stars

text: Love her!!


title: Best young piano player

text:
Aimi Kobayashi (4 years old) plays Clementi Sonatina op. 36
[...]
see for yourself she plays better than most who ever lived or will live.


title: Very impressed with packaging..

text: These guys know how to package a CD. I am so impressed. They wrapped cardboard around it. Put in a bubble wrap envelope, then put that inside a Amazon outer envelope. My CD was in great shape, no cracks. Thank you SO MUCH for taking the time to protect my CD. Amazon you could take some lessons from them. I haven't listened to it yet, but I know it will be great. I love anything Charlie Pride sings. I own a whole lot of his CDs. I recommend, if you're reading this to PLEASE TAKE A LISTEN TO "GOD'S COLORING BOOK." It is Charlie Pride singing and Dolly Parton singing in parts of it. It is a very touching song. It is had to find. AND IT IS ON THESE CDs..


title: Love this CD!

text: Ronnie Dunn has the best voice in country music!  Each song is unique.  Near tire of listening to this CD.


title: Disappointed in description

text: Bought as a gift. Item was described as new. I sent this to my brother. Now I see it was used. Will NEVER buy from this seller again. $#&%/÷


title: Poor investment.

text: Not what I expected, very unsatisfied


title: LOVE IT!

text: I love every single song!!!!


title: Love it.

text: I just loved it! No complaints. It arrived earlier than expected.


title: HHYTHMS OF THE SOUTH

text: EXCELENTE ...!!


title: Five Stars

text: excellent. My daughter is so happy


title: Hermosa

text: Beautiful music


title: As advertised and good deal

text: CD and case is worn but usable just as stated by seller.


title: A Very Interesting and Eclectic EP

text: Figures of Light keeps me guessing with every release. With R U Ready, you’re going to find an eclectic classic. The opening track alone will have you in a whole new space. Put some head phones on and you can pick up on all the sounds, repetitions, and frequencies that are coming through. It has several layers, and definitely something worth turning up. Fans of EDM will like this for sure. “Good News At Last” is a great second track, pausing the EDM style for a moment. This is the strongest track on the record, and one of my favorite songs from Figures of Light as a whole.  “Can’t Let Go”, “Dragstrip”, and “Sunday Meditation” each present their own powerful elements. Bring forth a garage rock sound, digital music showcase, and certainly a meditative presence to close the EP out.


title: Excellent Indie Pop Rock

text: One of the most underrated independent artists. Since the day I picked up their split ep with Stavesacre, I've been in love with this band. The music is layered, cultured, and poetic. Fans of Pedro The Lion, Mutemath, and Acceptance may find these guys to be relatives, as they position themselves at one of the most important areas of indie music. Too bad no one else seems to wax nostalgic when hearing this record, but I can truly say it's one of the best from Velvet Blue Music (the label).


title: Smashing Televisions on Stage Before It Was A Punk Staple

text: Figures of Light seems to have done it all before everyone else. In this live recording, the band went on a TV smashing rampage and with this record, there’s proof! It’s a good record that rivals “Ramones: Live and Raw” as this thing is as raw as you get. This is a limited edition recording that you have to check it out. Not only is this a history lesson, it was a record that the band put together after only playing instruments for 30 days. That’s right, imagine 30 days of learning a new instrument, then going on stage for what very well was the first ever punk rock show that featured breaking stuff on stage. Get the limited edition red vinyl, or download this one, it’s a great in your face recording that definitely doesn’t get enough attention.


title: A Jazz Drummer's Dream

text:
Two of the finest drummers go at it head to head. You don't see this happen in modern music. When's the last time you saw to amazing players step up and compete in a way that is not only entertaining, but simply mystifying? Rich vs Roach is one of the coolest jazz records you're going to find. Every aspiring drummer, bass player, and trumpet player should listen to this one, as it is a great album full of  musical talent.

Roach vs Rich will completely floor you. Even if you're not a fan of jazz, you will find that this recording from 1959 is well deserving of the vinyl treatment. So pick it up and see why it's still one of the best you'll find in the world.


title: Four Stars

text: Great music.  Love this band.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Soothing sounds to alleviate stress

text: This is a great compilation to use as background music while meditating or other relaxation practices.


title: Good album

text:
I came across this album a few years ago.  I was waiting for the CD to be re-issued, then Amazon added the mp3 album.  So, I purchased that.  It's a really great pop-rock album with catchy songs and unique vocals by Gina.  She has an accent and a different way of phrasing that comes through in her singing.  It may not be for everyone, but it's a distinct voice, not like a lot of the ccokie cutter singers of the past decade or so.

I don't have to skip around the songs, they are all good.  My favorites are Middle of Nowhere, Just to Dream, Love in Return, and Never Be Enough.  Like someone else mentioned, the music is similar to the Go-Go's, though not as memorable.


title: Among the best jazz I've heard in 33 years

text: This is some of the best jazz I've ever heard in 33 years. So glad to have it. I bought the CD version.


title: Four Stars

text: So many of the goodies, but missing some as well.


title: Good CD for Everyone

text: Great CD, and it's even peaceful and soothing for adults too!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent CD


title: Five Stars

text: Love listening to it thanks


title: Five Stars

text: As expected


title: Thank you

text: Exactly as advertised


title: nostalgic

text: It's an old ad for a booming company!  I love having an original magazine page.


title: Great Recording

text: Excellent!


title: Song of theYEAR-needs new side B

text: CD was fine but it took forever to get it and the second song by Mark Ronson was so filthy I have to shut it off. I mean how many times do you have to use mf in every other word in the song?


title: Excellent book!

text: I enjoyed this book very much.  It gives you a whole new insight to the life of Jesus and the history of the early church.  I recommend it!


title: loved it!

text: My husband loves carrousel music.  He carves miniature carrousel horses and listens to the music while he works.  Great music.


title: I have really enjoyed this CD

text: I have really enjoyed this CD.  I love this group's music and always seem to find pleasure in  in listening to them.