title: Brought back a lot of good memeories.

text: Bought this for my grand daughter when she was three. We read it everyday than sang. Brought back a lot of good memeories.


title: Brilliant

text: Whats not to like about this album.  Fantastic debut album for Mace Powell.  Looking forward to the next one to be released.


title: Really not what I expected

text: I just received this set of two CD's.  I'm sorry to say that it totally misses the point.  I have several sets of music from the Civil War and this is the absolute worst of them. Two discs of repetitious renditions of band music and bugle and drum calls. Narratives are simple and given in a monotonous voice. I listened to it once and am going to through it out.  Sorry - I was really looking forward to getting this based on the good reviews - but was sadly disappointed.


title: "Vegas" doesn't really describe it well.

text: From the title, you would think it's lounge music, wouldn't you?  WRONG!  It's trance meets Macarena meets Oxygene meets Adiemus meets Legend of Zelda.  Still, it would make fine background music for a lovemaking session with a woman you didn't really care if you ever saw again.  A cow-orker got this as a freebie from some DVD-of-the-month club and gave it to me.  I am glad that neither of us actually paid anything for it.


title: Jean Shepard is one of the true pioneers of country ...

text: Jean Shepard is one of the true pioneers of country music. She has a compelling story (BUY HER AUTOBIOGRAPHY!!) and a life well lived. If you are a fan of country music...not Taylor Swift or Kid Rock country.......try Jean. Groundbreaking music from a legend and COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAMER.


title: Inspirational!

text: Steffany Gretzinger's music has been one of my most favorite finds.  Her individual albums and her contributions to Bethel music have moved me with every song.  They always come at a time in my life when I've needed them the most, touching my heart and my soul in just the right way.  Her songs are an inspiration when I am working on writing my own novels, hiding behind my own words as my characters go through their own trials.  Her music has impacted my life and I hope for many more albums to come.


title: A +

text: Great Live Bootleg and great service from seller


title: A+

text: A+ Such a great album and Great Job on the delivery


title: Five Stars

text:
Good Old Rock n Roll !
RIP
LPJ


title: Five Stars

text: Such a great Rockin In The USA album !<br />R.I.P. LPJ


title: $30 for 11 songs

text: Not the value I was expecting.


title: Excellent music.

text: Excellent music. I play it on my factory floor all the time, gives me a 2-3% productivity lift. Very digital.


title: The cards are GREAT

text: The cards came in excellent condition! I ordered two and got them earlier than expected. Apart from that the cards also came in sleeves to which I appreciate. Overall the cards are worth it and I recommend this seller's items!


title: Es Perfecto!!!

text: Mucho Bueno


title: Great Songs...

text: Simply put, this C.D. is awesome. All the songs from the plays are listed and are dubbed Directly from the DVD. Two thumbs up, and five stars.


title: Totally worth the buy

text: Came perfectly and is so pretty.


title: Great! Music

text: This is one of the Best Buys in music that I have ever done. I am enjoying every song. Thank you SanCristobal  for continuing to provide this type of music, and ensuring that it does not disappear. The best romantic music for the edges. I enjoyed it with my family for Christmas day, since it arrived as expected from SanCristobal store. Thank you!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent music. Julio as always performing at it best!


title: GREAT CD

text: GREAT CD EVEN IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND CHINESE !!!!!!!!!!  NOW THEY WANT ELEVEN MORE WORDS GOLLY GEE WIZZ OK NOW?


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect


title: happy,happy,happy

text: i purchased this item for my wife,she was very happy with it,and listens to it often,thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks


title: Not as stated

text: Clearly states a set of FOUR CDs, yet I only recieved ONE.


title: Helps their sells on official charts.

text: Came in on time, excellent album of course


title: no insert as described

text: i got the lp but no original merchandise insert like was stated on description. the picture is deceptive. the actual inside cover is plain white instead of the black with design.


title: Great songs and production!

text: Great album!  I highly recommend to those familiar with Walter Wray.  And, with Dominic Miller as well.


title: Love it!

text: Excellent CD

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Too bad this great voice is so little-known in the West,  Also too bad the German songs are sung in Russian, Also too bad the  printed material is all in Russian.  But  it's still a 5-star disc.


title: Every Charon song is a masterpiece of Goth Rock!!

text:
This CD (along with every other Charon release) is totally amazing!

First thing first - the info that Amazon.com lacks, The tracklist -

1. Bitter Joy

2. At The End Of Our Day

3. Craving

4. Little Angel

5. Fall

6. Erase Me

7. Desire You

8. Come Tonight

9. All I Care Is Dying

10. Sister Misery

11. Sorrowsong

BONUS VIDEO:

12. Little Angel

In my opinion, Charon has not made one bad song EVER. When I first heard Charon's music I was just blown away - I can't believe this band isn't a household name. This CD gets my special "thumbs up" though because it has one of my absolute favorite Charon songs on it - "Little Angel" plus the music video for it.

If I were to compare them musically to any other bands I'd have to say nearest matches are Icon & The Black Roses or a bit of HIM. If you remotely like either of those bands you absolutely have to check out Charon!


title: Perfect for Home and Office

text: Beautiful composer and perfect background music for my patient waiting area.  I have a new appreciation for Mozart and Beethoven since recently discovering their true identities were black.


title: Misleading ad no cd included

text: No stars!  Cd not included.

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title: Five Stars

text: Brings back memories, fast ship


title: Great stuff!

text: Well packaged and as described.Great stuff!!! Another smooth transaction A+thank


title: Great Stuff!

text: Well packaged and as described. Great Stuff!! Another Smooth Transaction a+Thank


title: Tracklisting

text:
12" single. MCA 1990.
side A: Funky Vocal Mix
  Funky Drummer Dub
  Power Mix
side B: Fingertips Vocal Mix
  Outer Control Dub
  Environmental Mix


title: Good, but not what I expected

text: I guess there comes a time when a favorite band releases something thats not quite to our liking, this is a good example. The band seems like they tried a little too hard to sound refined, and in the process lacked some dramaticism that I really loved about their music. The drums almost sound fake, almost like a drum machine..too robotic..no contrasts...not even any reverb that I enjoyed so much. My favs are tracks 2,6,8,and 9. Tracks 8 and 9 remind me a lot of Mogwai. Track 8 is the happiest track on the album, and 2 sounds closer to previous albums. Change is good, but not when you lose the best qualities.


title: Five Stars

text: Great music. Talented singer/performer. Plan on buying more of her music; both CD and DVD.


title: awesome

text: I love this record. I don't know how to describe it, but it's super fun to listen to. it's like indie rock/jazz, if that makes any sense. thank god it's not another chops fusion band. :) Rudder just makes me wanna dance.<br />If you ever get a chance to see them live, don't miss it! they rock so hard. So fun to dance to.

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title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Awesome CD!

text: Some of Chris' best work. Really inspiring songs.


title: Young yodeler and singer.

text: This wasn't all yodeling, but it was pleasant to listen to nonetheless.  I was reminded of a young Tanya Tucker, but more wholesome.  Don't expect a seasoned diva, but enjoy it for what it is - a first CD by a talented young girl who happens to be a darn good yodeler and singer.


title: "CATS"

text: I saw CATS in 2000 for its 25th anniversary, and fell in love with it.  It is one of the greatest masterpieces that has every been made.  I enjoy watching it: like watching the "arolia borealis  on a cold moon-less night after a snowfall when there is no wind; a wolf is howling in the background; the spruce grouse are making noises in the trees; the trees are snapping now and then because of the cold; an know that no man could ever present such beauty as this.  To me, this is the closest thing that man made that would come close to this; and mankind must embrace it to its fullest.


title: Great album

text: Arrived in excellent condition. No complaints.


title: Dadou Pasquet..Islam

text: Dadou Pasquete, one of the best Haitian Musician of all time really deliver a brilliant Performance  here... one of my favorite track is #5 Islam.. This is an instrumental piece with a touch of afro-Arabic beat feels to it, Perhaps his tribute to Islam...(who knows) then Todd Murphy add a gracious Horn arrangement to it, the tracks are; Ashdei, Oupila, Okap, Unifie, Roots, Bitter Harvest and  Sweet Sixteen... Great music.


title: Super Strong, Emotional Performance

text: Bought this at one of their live shows and I've still never heard anything like it. All the tension and explosive emotionality of that live show is collected and honed to perfection in this EP. Excellent from start to finish.


title: Two Stars

text: A little disappointed in sound quality


title: Perfect, as expected of EXO

text: Great CD and beautiful photo book.


title: Hard case is damaged

text: Everything made it intact but both the cases were damaged.


title: Need to inform potential buyer's of the type of music presented on this CD

text: Never expected Ramin Karimloo singing 'blue-grass' music....NOT my type of musicality.  Disappointed.  Discarded the CD after listening twice.  NO comparison to Ramin's first release.


title: Horny Hitler on a Broken VHS

text:
This is bargain-bin anime that's gone through every process as cheaply as possible. A poorly produced 80's-era anime, entirely out of place in American culture (not that I pretend it was a shining perfect example of the East as well), that would've been hilariously awful if it had worked.

As such, the VHS transfer is literally so poor the tape runs out before the movie. I hope this is merely a physical fault in my copy, but I'm not about to spend more than another dollar to try and find out. I'll soon try and hunt down some of the other episodes to find out.

Otherwise, well... it's definitely in the level of "so bad it's good." Entire scenes made up of three scenes, totally six to eight frames of animation, shamefully mirrored to give the illusion of more action. Absolutely stock characters, caricatured over American translations. Ripoffs of every giant robot or fast-car style anime of the time. One of the three pilots of the robo formers, (a set of three flying vehicles who can become one of three different giant robots, depending on which car-and-pilot are "on top," as it were) is a fat coward I believe was named Tip, who--unlike his well-dressed compatriots--chose to fly into battle with an umpire's pad and mask. The others, a standard hero and a standard ninja-like Falco-esque cool guy, round out our heroes.

But the villains... you may have noticed on the cover that there appears to be a hitler with giant horns.

This character's name is Fuhrer.

So much time is spent shouting out plot points that one doesn't get to spend enough time with Horny Hitler here, but between the King of the Underworld (of which Fuhrer is a demon, however that works, Japan) that I wish there was more to enjoy in its rank awfulness. I recommend this to a a party of enthusiasts, somewhere between a screening of Monster a GoGo and a reading of The Eye of Argon.


title: dvd no good

text: The cd of the concert was good but the dvd video was not playable so i only could  Only hear i


title: Four Stars

text: It's ok.


title: Great

text: One of my favorite album aesthetically. It arrived on time with every item stated included in the package (the poster is not in the picture) The album is slightly dented at the corner, and the poster was folded in a smaller size so it's a bit unfortunate, but overall it's a great purchase. (The unofficial phitocard bonus is also a nice gesture.)


WOW!  Had never heard of Robin Mark or his music before buying this CD but it is outstanding.  I play it everyday and it's Celtic style music and meaningful lyrics are beautiful  whether used for worship or private listening.  It is the best contemporary worship music I have ever heard.


title: Arrived quickly and well packaged

text: The CD's were like new. I really enjoyed Roberto's hand-written note. I can highly recommend Roberto's Books and Music without reservation. One of the best on Amazon.


title: I adore Beethoven, but . . .

text: Being a total devotee of Beethoven's music, it pains me that I am torn on the review of this piece.  I am inclined to give it a 3 star rating, but I am giving it 4 for the following reasons.  The performance and recording by Dorati and the London Symphony are excellent.  The sounds of battle by the Military Academy at West Point and other groups is just awe-inspiring.  It is evident that great care has gone into this recording, and I think it is done about as well as it can be done.  So here is the downside:  This is not Beethoven's finest hour.  The first time I listened to this piece, it took my breath away, and not for good reasons.  I was just so surprised at what I heard, and had a hard time reconciling it to my hero.  I recently found out that it was written in a hurry for commercial reasons, and I was not surprised, in fact, I was actually relieved that there was a good reason for it not to be a master work.  It is just not the greatest music of the Beethoven we know and love.  I am not disappointed to have this recording in my possession, but it is not one I will regularly listen to.


title: Five Stars

text: I BADLY NEED THIS CD WITH THIS COVER!!!!! PLEASE PRODUCE THEM AGAIN!!!


title: Love it

text: I love it.  I love anything Allen Collins.


title: Fantastic

text: I love these.  Hours of enjoyment!


title: Not all original studio recordings

text: Great songs, great team. However some of the tracks, are live recordings, instead of the original studio recordings, (which to my ears are better than the live ones) I know there is a famous live recording, (in Central Park, NYC), but I still think they should have used the original studio tracks, IMHO


title: ... because it was Dean Jones and I had always enjoyed his movies

text: I bought this for a lark at a rummage several years ago just because it was Dean Jones and I had always enjoyed his movies. I hadn't any idea that he had made a record. It is actually pretty good.


title: NO POSTER

text:
I just opened it and it came with NO POSTER
It says I'm supposed to get one.
Please send me the poster I really want it and it's what I PAID for.


got it on vinyl.
Progressive, lots of time changes, vocally, instrumentally really cool.
Moog synths and more
angelo


title: Masterful language and drama

text: Until the Riyal Shakespeare Company performed and recorded Eliot's religious historical masterpiece I had only heard Donat and his fellow cast members.  Their voices perfectly express the heart of Becket's deep conflicts and lead to a celebration of his triumphs over King Henry Ii and the mentally sluggish church leaders whose perceptions and political blindness prevented their understanding of the meaning of martyrdom.  A wonderful and historic recording.


title: Loved this EP as a kid!

text: Loved this EP when I was a child.  Couldn't remember how I came to have it. Saw recently it was put out by UNICEF. It must have been gift from my paternal grandmother. She gave me a children's international cookbook that was published by UNICEF a few years later, loved that too. Favorites from this EP were "Let There be Peace On Earth" & especially Tom T Hall's gentle environmental song "100 children" A surprisingly (to me) obscure song.


title: I love old time gospel

text: I love old time gospel music


title: Seminal New York City Old-Time Music Recording

text: This is a killer record that captures some of the joy of New York's Wildest acoustic music organization.  Yes, Tony Trischka, Andy Statman, and bandleader/spiritual guru/madman Richie Shulberg are on the record, but don't forget fiddler Alan Kaufman, chanteuse Michelle Weiss (the Lovely LuWayne), guitar strongman Bob Jones, banjo maven Marty Cutler, fiddlers Alan Kaufman, Matt Glaser, and Johnny "Angry Red" Weltz, bassists Roger Mason and David Markowitz, old-time banjoer Andy Cahan, backup vocalists Ellen Green, Sydney Blum, Betty Royale, Kezia Snyder, and Trudy Wrigley, and finally, guitar/mandolin poser ME (Peter Langston)!  Where else can you find all those people on one record?  Eh?


title: Five Stars

text: funny.


title: Terry's style is like none other

text: Incredibly Anointed Worship. I had this in Cassette many yrs ago.  Worship on this will change your life. Terry's style is like none other.  Totally inspiring to Go deeper into The Fathers very Throne-room and heart.  So happy I finally have this Blast from The Past!


title: Five Stars

text: The Great Johnny Mercer. What's not to like?


title: Nothingface member's side project

text: Although it is only five songs long and left me wanting much more, this was another awesome release from Bill Gaal, Matt Holt and company. The songs sound like stripped down Nothingface songs, more along the lines of heavy rock than the more extreme style they are known for. The songs are excellent, and although Matt Holt doesn't sing on all the songs, he adds his awesome voice to the closing track.<br />If you are a fan of Nothingface and can pick up this cd for a reasonable price (it can be hard to find now), then I would say BUY IT!


title: Quality

text: the printing on the hat was not very good and I am having trouble returning it


title: Essential for any collector of 80s Christian music.

text:
Vector stood out from the pack in the Christian Music scene of the 80s.  They had a sound that matched or exceeded those in mainstream music.  Composition-wise they nail it.  What is lacking is only the type of engineering/production available to mainstream acts.

Vector was never overtly "Christian" which may have hurt their sales as they seemed heavily marketed to followers of Christian music.  This was in an era where most Christian albums contained only directly Christian lyrics and Christian acts were valued greatly for the "alternative" they provided to secular fare.  Vector, sadly, seems to have been lost in the shuffle.


title: Four Stars

text: CD arrived on time and in good condition, but the case was broken.


These are not original recordings.  They are re-recordings, and they are bad.  Actually they're pretty ridiculous!  Please don't waste your money.


title: Excellent!!

text: Beautiful songs! Vicente Rojas was very popular in Cuba and his voice blended with the music was a wonderful combination. His first attempt as a musician was as a composer or intrumentalist. In my opinion, this album is his best work as a singer. This CD is very difficult to get or find in the stores, so if you like Vicente Rojas this album is highly recommended!!


title: Had everything 🥰💜🫶🏼

text: It came with the poster...IT CAME WITH THE POSTER WHICH MANY OLD ALBUMS DONT HAVE ANYMORE and I'm so glad it did 😭 the whole young forever era is so beautiful AND DONT GET ME STARTED WITH THE PHOTOS BC OMG GASPING FOR AIR FRFR 💜 I pulled jungkook for this one hehehe


title: Waaw, this is so beautifull

text: I play over and over and over........I love every track of the CD. I love Russel Walders sound, it is pure joy


title: Wonderful perfomance!

text: This is a wonderful recording of the stage performance. It was done during about the same time period as the very successful presentation of "Don Juan In Hell," with Charles Laughton, Agnes Moorehead , Charles Boyer and Cedric Hardwick. It is text spoken by the actors, intermixed with music and chants by a chorus. Anyone who has doubted that Tyrone Power was a first rate actor should listen to this. Highly recommended. If it is not currently available, it should be reissued (as should "Don Juan In Hell").


I loved it it had additional tracks on it.


title: Great music

text: I found Channing on myspace and this music is so cool. I can just listen to it over and over and over. It's so fun and fancy free. Great summer love music all the way.


title: Before There Was Queen B.....

text: Ms. Watley's debut album (along with watching her VIDEOS online) brought back Great Memories of HER TALENT!


title: Five Stars

text: Great cd and service.


title: Great

text: Better condition than advertised !


title: DVDs freeze

text: I waited almost a month for it to come and was excited when it finally arrived. My excitement was short when the discs were placed in the dvd player and about an hour into all of them they paused and wouldn't continue forward. No issue with the seller, it looks to be a manufacturers defect.


title: Five Stars

text: Bought it for a friend and she loved it!


title: Majestic!

text: An amazing second album made by this talented duo. Never get tired of listening to both acts.


title: Primo cd audio quality

text: Cd & jewel case arrived in perfect condition thanks premium protective packaging.


title: like the novell

text: A musical version of F.M. Dostoevky's novel 'Poor People' the first published work by D. This novel was met enthusiastically by  critics and other  fellow writers, D. was called 'new Gogol!', this was to be changed in his next work 'Dvojnik'. Current piece is based on letters by the protagonist, like the novell. It is a sequence of songs accompanied by string quartet. Melancholic and thoughtful music, true to its literature model. I feel some affinity to Shostakovich, same spirit. Shostakovich made a song cycle on Dostoevsky's master work 'Besy', Capitan Lebyadkin's songs, that are a bit more grotesque like but still something similar... Highly recommended for those interestedin D, and knowing Russian language!


title: Five Stars

text: If you enjoy wwii music and songs from 50,s & 60's you'll love this!


title: satisfecho

text: Excelente estado y tiempo de entrega


SURE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE SELLER OF THIS LONG PLAY ALBUM. I`M SURE THIS AB WILL SELL IF THE RIGHT PEOPLE SEE IT.THIS ALBUM WAS RECORDED IN 1959. I HAVE A CASSET TAPE AND A CD. THE SELL MIGHT WANT TO COPY SOME CD WITH COPYRIGHT PREMISION OF COURSE.


title: read this

text:
No reviews?
I dont have many. This one, this years model, king of america, and imperial bedroom. Punch the Clock IMO is easily the best. I listen throu it strait. Many of the tracks are about the superficiality of modern romance (punching in n punching out)
Of course u can get lyrics on the net but here are some choice lines include some of EC rude ones
Whos tongue now is tasting last weeks flavor?
Punch ghe clock and in time youll get pulled apart if youre married on paper and not in your heart
The conversation melts like chocolate down their open jaws/ as the juniper berries slip down just like last drawers
The little girl you dangled on your knee without mishap stirs something in your memory and something in your lap
The themes of boxing (as in punching) and punching the clock run thruout
Everyday I Write the Book is very clever describing a relationship chapter by chapter
Shipbuilding is about war n BS round it
Pills and Soap is basically the guilotine
Give me the needle Give me the rope
Weer gonna melt them down for pills and soap
There are a couple songs that integrate elements of media influence:
But if stars are only painted on the ceiling above (movie theater) Then who do u turn to n who do u love.
In King of Thieves the "News" sucking up misery to feed to the public.

Theres so much more and its all tied together its ONE album...mostly


title: Quite a good delivery

text: As I mentionende in or on the prior screen , all items were fine and in tact and delivered as they accurately said they would, A plus products and delivery!


title: Five Stars

text: I like the CD thanks


title: Great New Orleans Jams!!

text: Russell brought in a posse of great players.A couple of the ballads seemed a bit busy on the drums but,hey,it's a drummer album.All the same well worth the price of admission!!


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome sound.  Magical duo!


title: How I Spent My Summer

text:
Listening to this FANTASTIC album. Wow! If you love classic -- and I mean CLASSIC -- power pop, stop reading and GET THIS album.

If you know and love TAHITI 80, these guys might even be better.


title: One of the great unknown bands of the 70s

text:
I was working at a college radio station in the early 70s when I found this marvelous band in the station's record catalog, virtually untouched. Songs like "Crazy Fool," "Mystic Lady" and a marvelous cover of "Bluebird" quickly became staples of my radio show.

A timeless classic.

Now if I can just find Gyphon's "Red Queen To Gryphon Three" I'll be a happy camper!


title: A reason for the Japanese cult of Percy Faith, ...

text: A reason for the Japanese cult of Percy Faith, tribute concerts sell out. This recording has rock and roll hall of fame Earl Palmer on drums.


title: From japan without a scratch.

text:
It wasn't supposed to arrive until May 25th at the earliest, but it actually got here on the 6th.

It wasn't broken or cracked or anything, and I really enjoy the album. Track 10 is my favorite.


title: Listen & Love =)

text:
Awesomeness! So good music <3

Check out Apani's archive page for the album: https://archive.org/details/mbid-9e64fcd6-357f-431b-b456-914763d63add


title: A Christmas present for my mother!!

text: My mother has always liked The Singing Cookes not too long ago she got to hear them in person!!! and enjoyed it!!


title: As described

text: Item came as described and well shipped. Thank you!


title: Five Stars

text: one if the best one that they put out.it is sad that daveyjones is gone.michael pippett


title: What A Shame

text: iNCREDIBLY BAD SOUND QUALITY. Don't waste your money


title: Love Wes Hampton!! Great songs!!

text: Love the Wes Hampton CD. Thank you.


title: Excellent!!!

text: I recently purchased Louie Giglio's DVD "Indescribable" from Amazon.com. I appreciate the quickness and the condition it came in! I applause Amazon.com for making this product available. I also purchased Louie Giglio's DVD  "How Great is Our God", and his book "I am not but I know I am." I will definitely order from amazon.com again!


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: One Star

text: o.k.


title: Love this CD

text: Love this CD! I literally play it every morning on my commute to work. I'm very happy with my purchase of sounds of the seventies.


title: Child molester

text: This man has pleaded guilty to child molestation in Livingston county, Michigan.


title: Five Stars

text: Great weed eater... the best!


Excellent CDs!  Waited a long time for these.  Dan Siegel's music now and then are excellent!


title: Best Collaboration Full of Hits!

text: What happens when The Legend pairs with one of the best?  You get an album full of hits.  Do yourself a favor and get the album if you haven't already done so.


title: Good music not remastered.

text: I like the soundtrack, but music didn't sound much better than LP version. Hoped it would have sounded louder and clearer.


title: you really have to be into Marks music to know

text: nothing, I don't dislike any of Mark's music


title: It was shipped and received and excelent conditions

text: Great CD has all the songs I was looking for definetely will buy again.


title: One Star

text: Item was in same package as a fitness weight and dvds case was broken. No good


title: Very good service all round.

text: Excellent service, packaging and product.


title: Vinyl time capsule

text: Forgotten fun: I loved this album back in the day, but lost my copy. Now, after so many years and so many releases, remasters and reworkings, I got a new copy on vinyl and the magic is still there. Now I see it as a great playlist of powerful<br /> Beatles moments.


title: Four Stars

text: Excellent! Like a breath of fresh air


title: Brand new!

text: Brand new and delivered promptly.


title: Excellent!

text: The album played fine and it came packaged in bubble wrap so it wouldn't break in transit. Love it!


title: yes yes yes

text: big fan - didn't know about cd - listen to it constantly


title: Five Stars

text: Highly recommend


title: This album is an absolute "Gem"!!!

text:
I really love listening to this CD.
I listen to this along with the other Enya songs I have and without a doubt, this has to be the best purchase I've ever made to have a album of her. The panpipes were played exquisitely well and went along with the tunes and the melodic sounds as well.
I'd refer this album to anyone who've ever listened to her and this would be the CD to get.

- James W. (Newburgh, NY)


title: Contemporary instrumental with new age music overtones!

text:
Holland Phillips is a seasoned composer and keyboardist who’s released a successive string of albums over the past several years. Comprised of 11 compositions spanning approximately 45 minutes total, his latest full-length recording, A Presence of Three Minds, delivers more of the enjoyably familiar style that has come to characterize Phillips’ congenial sound, with its innocuous melodies comprised of notably vintage-sounding keyboards arrangements.

Seemingly infused with some of the stylistic underpinnings of Yanni’s and David Arkenstone’s earliest works, as well as taking a few cues from Tangerine Dream’s late 80s to mid-90s sound, A Presence of Three Minds could easily be mistaken for an album recorded three decades prior at the height of new age music’s popularity. Whether the distinctive vintage element that largely defines Phillips' music is produced by a conscious effort on the part of the artist or not, it has certainly been a key component to his sound with every album by him I've listened to thus far.

Likewise, synthesized string arrangements and gossamer vocal textures lend a whimsical 1980s fantasy film-era touch to many of these pieces, which simultaneously veer into neoclassical easy listening territory along the way. Ultimately however, A Presence of Three Minds is bona fide contemporary instrumental music with fanciful new age overtones that I warmly recommend to fans of retro-style recordings within this genre!


title: Harmoniously sentimental music intended to lift the spirits!

text: Composer and keyboardist Holland Phillips has released a total of seven albums over the past several years with his latest output, Leaning Toward Home, continuing along the synthesizer-based contemporary instrumental style of his previous releases. Comprised of eleven easy-going and optimistic compositions upon which the sun never sets, the album’s arrangements mostly move along at a mid-tempo pace, as Phillips serves-up convivial keyboard melodies amid gentle programmed beats and quasi-orchestration. Two of the most enjoyable pieces to my ears are paired together – with “A Sip of Potion” being the first of these at the album’s halfway mark. Accentuating this sunny arrangement with glistening bell-like timbres, Phillips seemingly imbues it with the semblance of a vintage fantasy film. He likewise continues in this mode on my favorite piece, “Moving Forward”, wherein Phillips further delights us with a comparatively more reflective keyboard melody. Perhaps taking a few queues from the successful works of Mannheim Steamroller, Phillips’s music is overall characterized by a distinctly 80s-era vibe that hasn’t changed much since he debuted on the music scene with his first album. Lightly treading along a comfortable course, Phillips may not be breaking new ground as a composer, but he does create harmoniously sentimental music intended to lift the spirits – and that, he certainly succeeds at!


title: Review from Journeyscapes Radio

text:
Ricky Kej is an Indo-American musician, composer and environmental conservationist who has contributed to numerous outstanding projects over the years, including his own Grammy Award winning album, Winds of Samsara, which was released in 2014 with South African flautist and composer, Wouter Kellerman. On his latest musical ambition, Shanti Samsara (subtitled World Music for Environmental Consciousness), Ricky is joined by an international team of recording artists who variably contribute an array of world instruments and vocals on this definitively glorious global musical project. Just a handful of contributing credits includes familiar names such as Alexis D’Souza, Darlene Koldenhoven, Patti Austin, Ron Korb, Seay, Tina Guo, Vanil Veigas, Vito David Gregoli and Wouter Kellerman, among many other talents. Released as both single and double disc editions, the single disc version includes fourteen compositions presented in a colorful gatefold package, whereas the double disc version comes packaged in a stunningly beautiful 150 gloss-page book. Making for a wonderful centerpiece, the book provides detailed insight into the album’s creation, which includes chaptered short stories highlighting the inspiration for each composition. Photographs of the numerous recording artists involved in the project are also included, as well as visually stunning images of landscapes and scene sites from around the globe.

The track, “New Beginnings”, opens the single disc version of the album, while it’s the second track of disc two on the 2-CD version. Rocky Dawuni leads the piece with English-sung lyrics, while Varijashree Venugopal provides supporting Indian vocals, immediately conveying a sense of having stepped back in time, perhaps even walking right onto the set of an old Bollywood film. Wouter Kellerman plays his signature flute, as the collective array of keyboards, strings, percussion and authentic Sanskrit choir create a grand, encompassing soundscape. One of many highlights on the album includes “Samsara”, which was the first song Ricky composed for this project once the concept of Shanti Samsara had crystallized. Guided by an assortment of flutes, drums and percussive instruments, the stellar vocal performances of Philip Lawrence, Patti Austin and Alexis D’Souza are given additionally soul-stirring support by South Africa’s Soweto Gospel Choir and Ladysmith Black Mambazo group. A beguiling synthesis of African and Indian musical elements that are further graced by exquisite English-sung female vocals throughout, the piece seemingly recalls that of a barren desert slowly unveiling a beautiful oasis of vivid green and blue. Named after India’s own majestic river, “Ganga” is an equally opulent number, which opens with an exotic atmosphere of flute, sitar and synth that seemingly alludes to a mystical journey inwards. Like a lotus flower gradually unfolding, the piece soon blossoms into a vibrant display of grand orchestration and accompanying chorus, as Shankar Venkatraman provides lead vocals in Indian Konnakol (Scat). Seasoned with a more distinctive East Asian flavor, “Vishwa” is easily one of the most spellbinding moments on the album, in which Ani Choying Drolma provides lead vocals over a mesmerizing arrangement of strings and synthesizers. Painting vivid imagery of a desert nightscape, sparkling textures seemingly mimic twinkling stars, as one might easily envision a traveling caravan coming to rest for the night and being gently soothed by the lulling serenade. On “Kudrat”, Seay ethereally sings in Latin, the intonations of her vocals imbuing the piece with a hauntingly reverent aura. A captivating confluence of two ancient sacred languages, it’s easily the album’s most mysterious piece, as Sanskrit choirs caressingly brush upon its lush arrangement and warmly seductive rhythm. “The Monks of Sherab Ling” guides the listener to Tibet with the ritual chanting of monks. Here Butto plays flute in an improvised fashion among various temple instruments in what feels like a real-time Tibetan Buddhist ceremonial experience. “Compassion” is another pinnacle moment on the album, which opens with spoken word by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe, as Mitsuki Dazai plays Koto and Butto lends Bansuri. Exuding a hypnotic, summery vibe and smooth bass-laden groove, it’s easily the most chill-out style track of the lot, recalling something one might hear on the Buddha Bar compilation series.

A ravishing album for a wonderful cause, Shanti Samsara perfectly epitomizes authentic world fusion music, as heartfelt words and thoughts are expressed in many beautiful languages in tandem with the pan-cultural musical textures brilliantly woven into the fold. Unfurling throughout like a cinematically epic journey, the album’s colorfully coruscating layers of depth, richness and soulfulness are unquestionably inherent to this musical master-talent who seemingly turns everything he touches into gold!


title: Great 70's Folk/rock

text: Bat's music, at the time('77,'78), told it like it was in upstate NY...If you don't own it and you like this genre of music, get it...caricatures of everyday eccentrics abound in this album.


title: On an Elvis kick.

text: These are a couple of shows with wonderful energy!


title: It came as a mini cd and I don't have ...

text: It came as a mini cd and I don't have a device I can play it on. I wouldn't have purchased it had I known that.


title: Easy Listening

text: I liked it.


title: Awesome Easy transaction

text: Awesome<br />Easy transaction, vinyl clean and plays well


title: This is a great product.

text:
Until I tried this product, I was convinced that my high-end stylus was prematurely worn and needed replacement. Turns out it was just extremely dirty, even though I always clean my records before giving them a spin.

I was initially skeptical of this product, but wanted to give it a shot before shelling out on an expensive re-tip. I really couldn't be happier with the results.This product was able to restore my stylus to its factory-fresh condition. Highs that were previously distorted were rendered with fidelity, channels that would bleed were now properly separated. This product really works, and I would recommend to anyone with a decent turntable setup.


title: The "Consumate Craftsman" strikes again!

text: Diggers has managed to spray this set with a light, endless mist of sharp, melodic sounds which send tingles down your spine! As with many other Global Underground sets, the first cd is a reflection of his darker,  funkier side but this time our beloved dj has started out with a  featherlight touch, opening the first set with Underworld's 'Cups.' It's a  bit sudden but the eerie  vocals are definitely flowing. ADNY's 'Something  for the Soul' is exactly what the title suggests; a  twisting, meandering  groove that turns into a Medway remix of LSG's percussive 'In Too Deep.'  The set's international flavour is reflected in Lexicon Avenue's 'Here I  Am' where crisp, trancey sounds fishtail french vocals. My favourite track  on the first cd is Luzon's 'Baguio Track.' This is your chance to let those  glowsticks propel themselves wildly as you succumb to Diggers' unparalleled  ability to fire up the tables with flaming trance! The set tightens up at  the end with the spacey, electronic sounds of Medway's 'Flanker.' Tilt  steals the second set with their 'Angry Skies', a fierce, dangerous sound  which contrasts sharply with the cool mix of Moonface's 'Futurized' that  may remind you of the chant of the Sirens. Breeder makes his appearance on  this Digweed set with 'Sputnik' which is reminiscent of the Goa genre of  trance. The set definitely pick up pace with Science Dept.'s Persuasion.  This is an airy,uplifting Future mix. And I bet Diggers couldn't resist  mixing in his own viscious 'Heaven Scent' (albeit the Evolution Unreleased  Mix). The second disc closes out with a trancey Quivver mix of Stoneproof's  'And She Does.' I prefer Stoneproof's 'Everything's Not You' which  Sasha  has mixed in on the San Francisco set. The Hong Kong set is different from  most of the other GU sets. It is darker, and the mixing is more refined  than on the Sydney set (I'm not sure which one I like more). Don't run  through the cd's skipping through the tracks because you'll miss the  stretched transitions like on Tenaglia's Athens set. Diggers has pulled off  some elaborate handoffs  with this set!  Listen to it a few times and let  it pull you in before you form an opinion. It will surely grow on you!


title: The essential Ibiza mix

text: Well, what can I say? Ministry of Sound has released some great Ibiza collections (Clubber's Guide to..., Ibiza Annual, etc). But if you want to complete your Ibiza collection and are looking for some rather more  undergroundish mixing, then get this set!  I saw Sasha live at The Groove  in Universal Studios Citywalk (Orlando) and ever since then I've been  hooked! Watching him mix live is just mesmerising and this set evokes some  pretty strong feelings. The first disc is a slower buildup and has a funky  groove to it while the second is a viscious culmination of some very fiery  trance!  One of the best highs is BT's Mercury & Solace which  definitely sweeps you away with the spacey female vocals. On the first  disc, the Stage One mix is a different one than on Northern Exposures 3 and  I still can't decide which one I like more! The second cd just energises  the soul especially with Sasha's own Xpander all the way to Acquilla's  Dreamstate. This is a very solid mix. Definitely worth the price!


title: Good CD

text: I liked this CD a dope hardcore band and album for sure...


title: Five Stars

text: Hits me in the heart.


title: Great seller great cd

text: Great seller great cd


title: Classic punk/thrash crossover.

text: Great cd


title: mike bloomfield

text: i bought this for the three bloomfield songs,and its definately worth it.the rest of the cd is good too.this is the same as barry goldberg and friends.the song titles are different but the songs are not.good stuff.


title: Love this series!

text: Love this series!


title: Great C/D

text: 4 C/D’s Full of great songs that were preformed/featured in Shah Rukh Khan’s movies.  Great to dance to or exercise with or just enjoy listening to.  If you love SRK you’ll love the C/D’s.  Get music to experience if you don’t know Shah Rukh Khan.


title: Great!

text: I used this CD as a way to improve and expand meditation for a mediumship training I am taking.  It is so much better than I expected.


title: Great album

text: Works great. The first one I bought was skipping songs, but it was super easy to replace it and the second one works! Love the songs!


title: Muffled Sounding 10-Track Abridged Bootleg Released by Crooks

text:
This is one of those bootleg CDs that gives crooks a bad name. It's pathetic. The sound quality is horrible -- as if the top half of the frequency range had been dialed down to nothing.  Avoid it and get the legitimate release...if you must.

As for the music, it's a sad, lounge-caliber release by an extremely talented singer who simply sounds bored...like he's just going through the paces.  It's too bad because the choice of songs is solid.  Unfortunately, the arrangements are run-of-the-mill Vegas lounge efforts that reveal no feel for the material at all.  This is what happens when mid-career artists lose their edge and try to adapt to changing times with material that has little connection to the music that first brought them fame -- a sad, but familiar pattern in the business.

Net: Well-suited as a gift for people you hate.


title: Inspired and Creative Harp Music

text:
I love this CD!  The musical ideas are brilliant, the construction of the pieces is ingenious, and the sound of the work is mesmerizing.  The only fault I could find is that there's not enough of it!
I used to visit Gail Laughton about a year before he died. He said he played a lot in Las Vegas and on the drives back across the desert, with the sound of the car engine and the monotony, he would enter into a state almost of hypnotic trance, and the ideas for these pieces would come to him, almost in the sense of 'channeling.'
The different moods of each piece evoke the ambience of the vaious periods they represent quite successfully; the CD is a total pleasure to listen to.


title: Love it!!

text: It was supposed to arrive from about May 11 - June 1, but it came on April 27th! The album itself is so cool, and the music is amazing. It also came with a poster that is a bit wrinkled but that's ok.


title: Outstanding service from the provider

text: I would not hesitate to use this provider again.<br />Product received on time and in a very professional manner.


title: Ayus comeback

text: This new single brought to you by the queen of J-Pop herself, is one fierce and beautiful single. Ayu takes back to her roots with Zutto, bringing a classic ballad back to her fans. The lyrics truly scream the meaning of Zutto. A well paced ballad with a truly winter feeling. Last minute is truly a more rock version of a winter song and again Ayu has rocked it! She has always been a pop and rock queen to me and this song reminds us of how timeless her music is. This is my first review but I can't praise her enough for this beautiful single. I will truly treasure this single just as I do every other album I've purchased of Ayumi. Definitely Americas number one fan.


title: Only one song

text: The entire”album” contains only ONE SONG - called What the Fuss. 3 different versions of the same song but to me they all sound the same. I love Stevie Wonder but don’t waste your money on this one!!! Stick  with Songs In The Key Of Life, Which isBest album ever made by anyone.


title: Great music

text: Great collection of music.  I would highly recommend this album!


title: Fascinating Collection of Classics of the Post-WWII Avant-Garde

text:
This now out-of-print 4-CD set from the French label Ades covers some of their important recordings of post-WWII recordings made between 1955 and 1987. This set originally came with an outer slipcase and an elaborate, 132-page illustrated booklet with essays on the composers and the compositions. Buyers beware! Check with the seller that the booklet and outer case are still present.

Probably most important here is Boulez's second recording of his masterpiece, "Le Marteau sans Maitre." In the US this performance became known as the "Turnabout Marteau" as many college students learned the music from the 1960's lp issue on Vox's Turnabout budget label. Ades has issued this twice on CD and this set is important because it corrected the error in Ades' single CD issue which had chopped off the beginning of the first note. For many this is the classic recording with it's uncompromising, pure crystalline beauty. Boulez's later recordings find mellower, lusher sounds in the music. The recorded quality itself holds up well, though sometime the mallet instruments have a slight distortion in their loudest passages.

In addition there is a very fine, early recording by Manuel Rosenthal of one of Messiaen's most important works, "Chronochromie." There is a charming work for prepared piano by Cage, "Daughters of the Lonesome Isle", then a classic work of electronic music, Schaeffer/Henry's "Symphonie pour un homme seul", and another classic, Xenakis's "Metastasis" conducted by Hans Rosbaud.

Stockhausen's Klavierstuck XI is a mobile work in that various passages can be played in any order and two realizations are supplied by pianist Carlos Roque Alsina. Another important work is Dutilleux's "Metaboles" in a fine performance by conductor Jean Martinon. "Sybille" is an interesting piece by Ohana for soprano and percussion.

Then we get a live recording of Berio conducting his five movement version of the "Sinfonia", a fine performance conducted by Jan Krenz of the very interesting though relatively early Lutoslawski "Livre pour Orchestre", and then the fascinating "Anarchipel" by Bulgarian composer Boucourechliev all of which are worthwhile.

The set ends with Gilbert Amy conducting "Scenes and Interludes from 'Le Grand Macabre'" by Ligeti. This is only 22 minutes of excerpts from the opera but the prelude's scoring for an ensemble of car horns certainly make quite an effect!


title: best album

text: Great they had on vinyl. Best album since and justice for all, back to the bay area thrash metal. Killer.


title: One of Mclachlan’ Best CDs

text: I borrowed this CD from my daughter, then decided I had to have my own copy. Great holiday/winter songs!


title: Great

text: Got here very early. Good quality CD. Just wasn't what my husband wanted. But he likes it.


title: Good Find

text: Item was shipped promptly and arrived in good condition.  This was quite the find.


title: If you love the movie, this is a must own

text: Cheesy movie? yes. But my favorite. Had to get this album, even though I haven't played it. It's a collectible, which is displayed on my wall. Would love to get the original soundtrack on cd, if it exists. But this is what they have thus far.


title: Bring back the copycats of the king.

text: I couldn’t agree more! They loved it! I loved it. And I know my grandkids would too!


title: stan alice

text: album was perfectttt this comeback was perfectttt everything is perfect stan alice


title: Excellent research and documentation

text: Highly recommended for American History buffs.


title: We are happy

text: Was ok


title: A little pricey

text: It was good


title: Did not work. Screen said "WRONG REGION"

text: My wife loved this movie. The DVD you sent me would not play, the screen just said "WRONG REGION" . Could you send me the DVD CACOON made for SoCal, San Bernardino?


title: Three Stars

text: cool but no to many hits.


title: Awesome CD legend artist

text: Legend artist rest in peace


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Amazing recording by Ron Rhode of a David Junchen tonally-finished Wurlitzer

text: Great second recording of Ron Rhode on a Wurlitzer owned by a private collector.  This instrument as it's heard on the recording, was tonally finished by the late David Junchen (Author of the Encyclopedia of the American Theater Organ)  Ron's playing on this album demonstrates David's amazing gift for bringing out the best in the instruments he was associated with.  This and it's sister album are a must-have for any serious theater organ collector.


title: Awesome CD!

text: Build-A-Bear Workshop Holiday Jammin' has some of the neatest songs I've ever heard. The songs are all about Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Wintertime, and Teddy Bears. Perfect for both children and adults during the holidays! I highly recommend this for any Build-A-Bear Workshop fan.


title: Sacred piano at its best

text: This is the greatest sacred piano recording ever!!! Pure stylings, active arrangements, and thoroughly enjoyable listening... what a treasure to find it, and a must buy if you don't have it!! Thank you Amazon, the coolest site on the web!!


title: Partially damaged

text: Partially damaged


title: It's the versions dude

text: If you are a Motorhead-head you'll want to add this one to your collection.  Yes there are some classics on here, Love me like a reptile, Road crew, Ace of spades, but they are different versions than you've heard before.  The riff on reptile is completely different, several of the songs have false starts, they're different.  These could even be demos from the sound of it or at least pre-release working versions.  Whatever - they're raw, hard rocking and 100% Motorhead.  If you're looking at this CD you probably already have Hammersmith and the other classics.  Buy IT!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Loved it!


title: Five Stars

text: The Christmas Canon was the best


title: Five Stars

text: U done good


title: Roy Orbison and Friends: A Black and White Night Live

text: The CD is great 👍! One of Roys best in my opinion. And the speed, price, & condition I received it in were great! The only way it could have been better is if I did it myself! Thank you so much for a great CD.😎😃


title: You Are Loved by Cherie Brennan

text: Truly a great listen-to offering.  It has warmth, harmony, melodies and lyrics that tickle the ear.  I have no idea if Cherie has any other offerings but if she did, I would be 1st in line to buy.  This album will give you inspiration and uplift that will bring you back for many replays.  A talent that needs to be discovered ...


title: Something for everyone

text:
This one of those Greatest Hits / Best Of type of albums that will cater to anyone with tastes for music that span all genres ; from country to rock to metal and everything in between.

Althought it is primarily a hard rock & metal collection, there are some of Ron Keel's country and hillbilly-rock cuts featured on this disc.

I personally was not big on the country tracks (credited as released under Ronnie Lee Keel), even though I do like some country - just not from my metal heroes & icons, haha.

The other non-Keel tracks (from Iron Horse, Sabre Tiger, Fair Game, and Ron Keel) were not bad at all. Some good tunes there.

The biggest perk for me in getting this album was finding that RK had autographed the cover and personally signed not only a letter of thanks for my purchase, but he appears to have signed off on the customs mailing label as well - suggesting that he may have mailed it himself. Well, maybe not that far, but it indicates he had that much more involvement with the processing my order anyway, even if he didn't drop it in the mailbox himself, lol. Cool huh?

Overall, this compilation is good for the music fan of eclectic tastes, and the die-hard Keel fans.

WTW


title: Everything that goes bump in the night must have some fright!

text:
It is a great score only album and would recommend it to any one who loves nightmare sound scapes! It is missing nine songs to be a complete soundtrack though! I will provide a list of those!
1.fright night
2.you can't hide from the beast inside
3.a good man in a bad time
4.rock myself to sleep
5.let's talk
6.armies of the night
7.give it up
8.save me tonight
9.boppin' tonight

Except for missing tracks above a generally great score album to have!


title: Great cd, enjoyed it

text: Great cd,enjoyed it.


title: Used item is like “brand new”...

text: I never buy used CDs or DVDs but I had to in this case because I couldn’t find ANYWHERE (new) unless I wanted to pay an absorbent price.  So I took a chance and order the item used and it’s great!! No problem at all and I am very pleased.


title: Great buy

text: This is exactly what I needed for work. So much Lovecraft all in one place! I can’t wait to listen for hours about ancient gods from beyond space and time!


title: Cccccccc

text: Excellent !!


title: Great CD!

text: I loved Building an Empire and liked Mute a lot as well. It's taken me a couple of listens, but I'm beginning to love the Mercury CD as well. Water and a Sigh is the perfect song to play on a long trip in a convertible and Perls on a Strand reminds me of Nick Drake, but better!


title: Great CD

text:
My original review of the Battles CD was basically a complaint that my CD didn't have any lyrics on it. Well, I'm a dum-dum. There was a second CD in the slip, the packaging was stuck together so I didn't even see it, but I finally figured it out. Now that I can hear the entire CD, I'm liking it. I also received the following comment directly from the Demians store when I asked them about it...
« Battles » comes as a 2CD set.
CD1 has the full album « Battles » on it, and CD2 has a companion disc entitled « +Telex » that is fully instrumental and ambient. You can either listen to each album separately, or play them on two different CD players simultaneously because both discs have the same track markers and track lengths. Everyone can find his own way of doing this, for example playing CD1 on a CD player, and importing CD2 as MP3s in iTunes and play it on a computer, etc...
Everything is explained in the liner notes, and my guess is that you have only listened to CD2.


title: LOVE IT !!!

text: LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT !!!  saw Jeff and Reenie at Angelus Temple over 20 years ago and bought this tape and the t--shirt.  my tape now is so worn out i'm afraid to play it for fear it might just break !  shoulda bought 2 or 3 then.  i love the fact that Jeff, once a hard--rocker, NOW loves JESUS so much and his anointing just pours out of this tape.  i should transfer this to a cd, BUT.... (?)....oh, well.......(cd's weren't even invented at that time).  if i could just buy a few more tapes.......i listen to other cd's of other artists, but NONE of them compare to Jeff OR his testimony.  also, i love the fact that Jeff loves hymns and not the current contemporary music that others play.......there is simply no anointing in them for me, no REAL truth.......just talk with rock !  (btw, i'm even a little YOUNGER than Jeff and love hymns !  because of my own testimony).  LOVE "standing in the shadow of the Almighty" and "Hosanna".  again, i know i can probably play this again and should transfer, but would sure be upset if it falls apart !!!  so for now, it stays in my cd cabinet (boo--hoo ! )


title: Magnificent!

text:
Excelent songs from when i was growing up
If you like oldies than this is the album to buy
All the songs are originals by the original artists unlike copy cat recordings this is the real deal!


title: Get The Blues!

text: Excellent price for a hard to find set...I got Vol 2 & 3 for less than the price one volume goes for on other sites. Excellent sound for these 50 year old recordings and the artists on display are all outstanding examples of early 60's Chicago Blues...highly recommended


title: The Best!

text: The very best authentic Irish music from our recent visit to Ireland! The venue, Kate Kearney’s Cottage, is also a must visit.


title: Great revival for CXredence Clearwater Revival!

text: Very high quality digital re-mastering resulted in great sound for each song. It was a reasonable price to pay for 2 great CDs.  Well done


title: Five Stars

text: this was a gift


title: Can't believe I'm the first person reviewing this.

text: If you love Leviathan, hell if you love black metal you need to own this, even if you have to download the damn thing. I own everything Leviathan has put out and this was the first record of his I ever bought. Picked it up eleven years ago (this copy is a reprint or something, I've owned this since 2003) and it forever changed my perspective on what heavy, dark, and evil music were. This is quite possibly the best Leviathan record though it is a collection of demos it has an undeniable cohesion from track to track and like all Leviathan records it's like a recording of hell. If there is anything darker than this in the world of music I have not heard it. Leviathan is the darkest, crustiest, coldest, most evil, most misanthropic nihilistic music on the planet, nothing else even comes close. Nothing. If you've never listened to Jeff Whitehead's music, I'll just tell you, You aren't ready, I don't care what else you've listened to, nothing can prepare you for an hour in music hell with Wrest. And that is why you need to buy this and redefine what you think "heavy" is. "This is a symbol! A symbol of Terror!"


title: Look elsewhere

text: Interesting versions, but everything here is now available on the Deluxe version of War, so just get that for a better deal.


title: Not the best version

text: This is a great film, but do yourself a favor and buy the DVD version of this - the content and quality is superior.


title: Buyer Beware

text: The seller must be brain damaged to ask over two grand for a BOOTLEG that doesn't even have the guts to use the artist's real name...


title: Bootleg!

text: Buyer beware!  This album is a bootleg.  The BBC portion was recorded by holding a mic up to the radio, and the taper shut the recorder off between songs.  Awful sound (and I collect bootlegs, so if I say it's bad, believe me).


title: Five Stars

text: This was a gift and he loved it


title: Why Bother?

text:
I Like 12 Stones, alot. Good Average Rock, nothing out of the ordinary, yet nothing Boring. 12 Stones is a good band, they should lose the "Christian Overtones", but I like 12 Stones alot. I Have both their Albums, and listen to em on a fairly usual basis.

But why even bother getting this EP? You can download those Songs... Illegally might I add... and then if you like em... buy the Album! They make more money offa that, so they shouldnt complain about you Sampling their Stuff.

Buy The Self Titled Debut "12 Stones" For a good sampling. 12 Stone fans would enjoy their newest Album More, Potter's Feild. Not as accessible, but still a great album in my opinion.

I give it 2 Stars Because 12 Stones is a good band deserving a Four... but the Album (which I am rating... not the band... Im rating the Album)sucks. No Point in getting this Album (EP). Unles syou collect every disc 12 Stones Puts out... then get it. And once you get it, the commit suicide because that's lame. haha.

Get the Real CDs. Not this lame EP.


title: Dibbs Preston & the Detonators

text: This is a great CD -- every cut is at least very good.  Most are excellent.  Worth a listen.


title: Poor product overview

text: I’m reviewing the product overview for this product. Not the product itself. Music of Gene Vincent is great stuff and I am sure this compilation is great, however your product details on Amazon are scant and helpless to those of us interested. Those of us who really want and like to purchase original albums via Amazon (because so few old originals are found in a record stores) are not aided with such a useless overview of this product ... what are the 6 albums on this 4 cd compilation? Are the albums provided in their original and full format(s)? What are the tracks? - no track listing is provided. What bonus tracks are included? Is any of the material remastered? ... those of us really into this type of music would like these details, as are often provided with most products on Amazon.


title: What is there to say? He was one of the best.

text: This collection of recordings by Gene Vincent and The Bluecaps, is for my money (and very little of it at that!) one of the very best bargains for lovers of Rock And Roll. Four discs crammed with six albums and extra recordings give you absolutely everything you could ever wish for. I bought another copy to give to a friend who grew up listening to and loving these recordings and he is still thanking me for it.


title: Our best since  the Hypstrz lp!

text: I played guitar on this release. I honestly feel it came closest to capturing our live sound at that time.


title: Simply beautiful

text:
It really is - their music, that's full of romantic muse, fragile sincerety, and touching faith. As much beautiful are their lyrics, perfectly sounding instruments, and the whole atmosphere that's created by their undisputable talent.
Though the cornerstone is definitely It Was Easier, The Rest and My Dictionary really add to the picture, giving an objective impression of variety of styles Slut use in their music.
Their latest album "Look Book" is highly recommended, it contains much more material to admire, and at the moment is unfortunately and unfairly not as much appreciated by the masses as it should really be.
Just beautiful.


title: A cool choice of single, from an impressive album.

text: This is an obvious choice for a single. It has enough melodic hooks to attract a wider audience, yet it is still quite heavy, so whining metalheads won't accuse the band of 'selling out'. To be honest, I would recommend you check out the excellent album, but if you want a taster of what Spineshank are like, you could do a lot worse than give this a listen.


title: Very cool, quite funny, not too cheesy

text: This album is just amazing.  The concept of the album is that singer Richard Cheese and his band take a bunch of well known alternative rock songs and cover them in the style of a lounge/ swing jazz band.  It may sound very cheesy (sorry about the pun), but most of the songs are played straight and the way the songs make a perfect transition to this genre just highlights the quality of the originals.  This sort of thing has been done several times before (e.g. Moog Cookbook, Pat Boone's metal covers album) but this is the most successful and entertaining.  Obviously those without a sense of humour will hate this but I would recommend any open-minded rock fan to buy this because it's both funny and professionally done.


title: A very heavy and excellent mix

text: This disc has some very good, adrenaline pumping tunes on it.  I have a good portion of these songs already with the artist's regular cds.  To anyone who reads this review know if the group Stemm has a disc out?  The song "Face The Pain" which is the intro song of the UFC vids is a great rockin' tune.  The group Scars Of Life is another one i'd like to pick up too.  To me, just those 2 songs are worth the price of this hard rockin' disc.  Of course you can't forget all the other great artists on here.  Definately a great cd to lift weights to. Pick it up and blast it through the speakers.


title: Incredible cd from down under

text:
In a day when such untalented and unoriginal bands like Kittie, Orgy, Kid Rock, Methods of Mayhem, and Limp Bizkit are ruling radio airplay and mtv by producing music for the mass market rather than the fans, leaves me  disappointed when a band as talented as Superheist will probably never be  heard by the general public.  I do not know if it is because they are from  Australia or if they are labeled as just another copycat band, but whatever  the reasons, this band definitely deserves some recogniton.  While this cd  may only contain 8 tracks, "8 Miles High" easily puts to shame  all of the combined efforts of the aforementioned bands.
Superheist's  music is a meltingpot of rock, rap, funk, alternative and metal creating a  sound that is not only incredibly cool, but also fresh.  The guitars, bass,  and drums all feature excellent workmanship that flows extremely well  together accompanied by keyboards and scratching that really adds to their  music.  Each song features different genres of music at times sounding like  Coal Chamber and then shifting into a Foo Fighters type flow, followed by  some techno and pop rock influences.  Very intelligent and mature song  structures.
The vocals are another well defined aspect of Superheist's  music.  The lead singer and backing vocals can either rap or sing with  melody effortlessly.  Not the greatest vocalists in the world, but  definitley better than most with a confident and distinct style.  The  vocalists easily accentuate the music with memorable choruses and lyrics  that are simple but at least intelligent.
As far as I know Superheist has  had six eps put out with "8 Miles High" their lastest and by far  most accomplished cd.  Starting out with "Pulse" which is an  incredible rapcore song on the heavy side featuring Coal Chamber type riffs  and a fast beat, rap-laden lyrics and a cool melodic chorus.  "Karma" and "Two Faced (Check Your Head)" are two of  their older songs which the listener can tell since they are weaker than  the other songs but very cool nonetheless.  The latter features a very cool  and memorable chorus with a kind of techno/dance flow.  "Have Your  Way" is the best song on the cd with very little rap and is more of an  alternative rock song with a very cool melodic chorus that reminds me of  Foo Fighters.  "1.4.U" is more of a harder rock song with some  rap and dark melodic choruses interspersed.  "Detonate" is  another very cool harder-edged rapcore song with some Coal Chamber  overtones and a melodic chorus underlined by a rap-laden attack from the  backing vocals.  "The Hollow Blue" goes back to that Foo Fighters  alternative rock vein with more of a melodic edge chased down with some  hardcore screams and Coal Chamber type riffs during the chorus.  The cd  comes to an end with "Beachview" which has more of a  pop/alternative feel and a beautiful chorus where the backing vocalist is  rapping while the lead vocalist is singing a melodic overture.  Thus, the  end to a great cd.
Superheist is a band with a lot of talent and have  already exhibited extreme growth within their music.  Given time and the  right kind of marketing, I see this band blowing up, if the states give  them a chance.  If not, then the rest of the world can have the benefit of  enjoying their music.  This is not a high-risk commitment people,  Superheist is one of the more talented and up-and-coming bands out there  today.  Check them out, I highly recommend Superheist.  Other unheard of  bands that I have had the pleasure of being introduced to:  Linea 77,  Shovel, 40 Below Summer, Star Island, Tenfold, Hybrid Theory, CrawlBlind,  Dolly Trauma, Fear the Clown and Half Gauge.


title: I love it

text: [[VIDEOID:8958d331c002bf0f1c36ef6d6c2a2545]] Ok


title: a masterpiece

text: scot lade and mark marinelli have created something truly special: a CD with 18 great songs that should be hits and probably are in some alternative universe. this is an album driven by acoustic guitar and strong lyrics. but don't be fooled, this is no limp-wristed indie record...it is a rock album that happens to be a little different than the run-of-the-mill, cookie-cutter music out there. buy this CD!!! trust me, you won't be sorry. it may, in fact, change your life.


title: Five Stars

text: Amazing piece of vinyl with all the songs I wanted.


title: Five Stars

text: BEAUTIFUL!


title: Great cd

text: Love Tennessee Earnie Ford's voice.


title: Five Stars

text: elvis is king


title: It's not the CD that I wanted doesn't have all ...

text: It's not the CD that I wanted doesn't have all the songs that my old one does but it's okay least its got the main 2


title: Great voice and songs

text: Enjoyed this interpretation of old favorite hymns. Easy listening and enjoyed the different styles of music, especially the jazzy New Orleans style.


title: He is the best. Loved the old hymns

text: He is the best.  Loved the old hymns.


title: FOSTERCHILD RAWKS

text:
FOSTERCHILD's newest (originally heard on their myspace page)
is even better than their first.

The drummer, originally from the band 'Fuel', seems to have found some new boys to play with that rock just as much.

I would like to say that I saw them, but I actually only heard them last year (2006) at the Sterling Hotel in Allentown PA.  The place was too packed to actually get into the 'seeing' part of the venue, so I just listened.

Personally, I think their new stuff is reminiscent of the 2nd Audioslave release, in the effect that I felt that I was back listening to Bad Company and Led Zep influences with Audioslave.  (Even Paul Simon which was kinda freaky).  When I heard the newest FOSTERCHILD, I closed my eyes and thought I sensed it eeked a bit of Beatles and a bit of some of the better 80ies hair bands (as they are now termed).  Anyway...I think it's obvious FOSTERCHILD has been influenced by several genres of musical styles.  Who knows if that influence is anything like what I heard.

That's what I like.  It seems most people end up listening, in their older years, to the music that they grew up with.  Makes me wonder what the kids today will listen to in their 40ies and 50ies.  (kinda scarey to think about)

Unfortunately, (for the mass market) they (FOSTERCHILD) seems to be quite content laying low in the surrounding Lehigh Valley Area and as my now deceased brother-in-law would say, being a 'bar band'.  hehehe.  I know better.  You gotta start somewhere and it's lucky that so much good music in the past century has come from this part of PA, including +LIVE+ and Fuel.  I guess it's good that when one great group of musicians break apart for whatever reason, they end up forming two really great yet separate entitys to listen to.  It all started with Days of the New...loving them....then kapow....we had Tantric.  Same great quality, yet so much more to listen to.

My pic is from the night at the Sterling, and I do believe I also saw them somewhere else, just can't think right now.  I'm a little disappointed that they are not still selling the Tank T shirt I bought that night cause I know one of these days I'm gonna be doing a clorox load (of laundry) and splash it.  It's my favorite T, although very Harley-ish, it's extremely comfortable and long.  (I guess the corporate world will get ya somehow...in terms of record labels, designs, writing songs, merchandising, yatta yatta)  So, pick this up while their still in their new and raw stage.

On another note, their look is rather 'rough' on promotional stuff I have seen lately, but when I talked to them after their show that night, they really were very nice, down to earth (? did I just say that).....uhm....ok.....good folks to talk to is what I meant.  LOL.

So....give a listen if you like any of the other music I mentioned.  Or go to their space on that space site.

And another note.....friends of mine are doing an Independent Film and when talking to my friend that's involved in that he mentioned FOSTERCHILD might be doing one of their songs in it.  I hope that gels.  I love that.  I remember when that sort of commercialism was frowned upon in the rock arena.  Yet, it tickles me when I'm sitting around watching a stupid Chick Flik (Love & Sex) and +Live+ starts playing, or I see a commercial for Special K cereal and Collective Soul is playing that they too are feeling better now.  (Especially because Dean Roland is wearing the jewelry I designed in their HOME video....done in Altanta, Ga with the Atlanta YOUTH Symphony Orchestra.)

I digress, my ATD (attention to detail) took over....sorry to ramble but I wanted to be the first to review.  peach out.......suzannesuzannadanna


title: Five Stars

text: Close your eyes and it feels some one is playing the piano in your house.


title: Four Stars

text: If you are a gg completist then you will need this.


title: Five Stars

text: Best album in years


title: Live

text: It might be OK if it wasn't Live, to much talking going on. Very disappointed. I ordered this thinking, I would have some nice music to listen to, but no , to  much talking and clapping, If I wanted to Hear a sermon, I tune in to TV or on the Internet. Thank-you.


title: Four Stars

text: Great cd


title: Fun

text: this cd is so good i like all of the songs party in the usa is the best my least faviorite obessed it is grat get it


title: Great gift

text: Made a great gift


title: Beware, buyer, beware

text: This cheap ass set is advertised as being on the "Proper" label, a label I own several other releases from and have expectations of as far as packaging and liner note information.  This set is NOT FROM PROPER, but some budget outfit named BIG3, includes no liner information and the packaging is crap.


title: Beware, buyer, beware.

text: This cheap ass set is advertised as being on the "Proper" label, a label I own several other releases from and have expectations of as far as packaging and liner note information.  This set is NOT FROM PROPER, but some budget outfit named NOT, includes no liner information and the packaging is crap.


title: A fine pianist...

text:
The Best of Joe "Mr Piano" Henderson, Pulse, PLSCD284

Joe "Mr Piano" Henderson (2 May 1920 – 4 May 1980) was a pianist and songwriter whose record success came mainly during the 1950s. He continued after that on stage, to and particularly on radio where he had a long running weekly show.

Henderson’s first hits came in 1955 with ‘Sing It With Joe’ and ‘Sing It Again With Joe’. These consisted of short piano medleys of jolly standards, such as ‘Margie’ and ‘Somebody Stole My Gal’. In 1958 he had another UK Top 20 hit with ‘Trudie’, accompanied by the Beryl Stott Chorus. It was the best-known of his mostly bright, catchy compositions, and won an Ivor Novello Award for The Year’s Best Selling And Most Performed Item. (Credit to all music.com).

Includes amongst others the material from the following records and 5 are Henderson compositions...these are shown on the liner notes.

Sing It With Joe, PYe Nixa -NEP 24007 (1956)
Trudie, Pye Nixa – 7N.15147 (1958)
Hit Parade, Pye Nixa – NEP.24088 (1958)
Chick / Dream Of Olwen, Pye Nixa – 7N.15187 (1959)
Treble Chance / Flirtation Waltz, Pye Nixa – 7N.15224 (1959)
Dancing Cheek To Cheek, Pye Nixa – NSPL.83006 (1958)

Chart discography
"Sing It With Joe" (June 1955) — Polygon P 1167 — UK #14
"Sing It Again With Joe" (September 1955) — Polygon P 1184 — UK #18
"Trudie" (July 1958) — Pye Nixa N 15147 — UK #14
"Treble Chance" (October 1959) — Pye 7N 15224 — UK #28
"Ooh! La! La!" (March 1960) — Pye 7N 15257 — UK #44
Credit to Wikipedia

All the recordings on this set are Pye recordings. The informative liner note is by Pulse regular contributor Gerald Mahlowe. Originally issued in 1998 I some how missed this release and having just played it I have to say that is a shame as the music is both happy and beautifully performed across a wide variety of styles. Total running time 51.30. Excellent sound transfers with some stereo sounds included.


title: Plenty to hear on this musical review of 1955...

text:
American Heartbeat 1955, One Day Music, DAY2CD268

The sound transfers are excellent. CD running times CD1: 64.00 & CD2: 65.21

Having spent the last couple of hours listening to this new set I can say I was kept entertained from start to finish. 1955 is a pivotal year being half way through the decade and now reflecting some major changes in musical styles and tastes. Whilst the middle of the road sounds are still to be heard there are now plenty of early rock 'n roll sounds too.

The Cadillacs were a rock and roll and doo-wop group from Harlem, New York, active from 1953 to 1962. The group was noted for their 1955 hit "Speedoo", which was instrumental in attracting white audiences to black rock and roll performers.

Rusty Draper (born Farrell H. Draper; 1923 – 2003) was a country and pop singer who achieved his greatest success in the 1950s. In 1952, Draper signed to Mercury Records and issued his debut single, "How Could You (Blue Eyes)". The following year, after a national club tour, his cover version of Jim Lowe's "Gambler's Guitar” made Number 6 on both the country and pop charts, and sold a million copies, and was awarded a gold disc. After a series of less successful follow-ups, he made the national charts again in 1955 with "Seventeen" (Number 18), "The Shifting, Whispering Sands" (Number 3) and "Are You Satisfied?" (Number 11), becoming one of the biggest pop and country crossover stars of the period.

Little Walter, born Marion Walter Jacobs (1930 – 1968), was a blues musician and singer, whose revolutionary approach to the harmonica earned him comparisons to Charlie Parker and Jimi Hendrix, for innovation and impact on succeeding generations. His virtuosity and musical innovations fundamentally altered many listeners' expectations of what was possible on blues harmonica. Little Walter was inducted to the The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2008 in the "sideman" category making him the first and only artist ever inducted specifically as a harmonica player.


title: Fran Will Really Impress You...

text:
Fran will really impress you...

This is an album recorded in 1960 for the American Warwick label. The producer was Morton Craft and the orchestra was under the baton of Ralph Burns. This is an exceptional album and came about through her then husband Dick Haymes and their success on the cabaret circuit. Fran was famous for her appearance in the first "Pink Panther" film singing "It Had Better be Tonight".
Although Dick later in his career stated that he did not rate Ralph Burns the treatment of 12 lovely songs for Fran makes the album one you,will want to listen to again and again. She dazzled both vocally and visually.
My favourites are "I'm Gonna Laugh You Out of My Life"; "Out of this World" and "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most".
This is musical magic...
Originally recorded as both a mono and stereo album release. This album has been much sought after by collectors for years and as a result may have a premium price.


title: A strange pairing...

text: I am not sure that I would have paired these vocalists on a compilation but must say the sound is good and I wanted it for the Dick Haymes tracks which I now have on a cassette. They are 2 very different voices and in some ways at odds with each other and yet I listened to all 10 tracks. This cassette dates from 1980 and is till in good condition after all these years so the tape used was clearly good quality. A hard to find cassette and so tends to be sold at a collectors premium price.


title: A concept album and delightful one too...

text: I have both of Peter Marshall's other CDs and had to have this as it looked so good. Again, I am not disappointed and Peter brings freshness to these classic songs. It is good to have this CD as it shows how standards sound with well written arrangements and backings. The vocalists working with Peter add a lot to the atmosphere. In spite of the years Peter's voice is still as powerful and interpretative. This CD is a must for those who enjoy big band music, vocals and yes even nostalgia.


title: Five Stars

text: Great. Thank you.


Great songs! Cool packaging!


title: Perfect for a Child of the 80's/Night

text:
I ordered this for three reasons:

1.  The nifty picture of pretty lips with vampire fangs on the cover;

2.  "Bela Lugosi's Dead" by Bauhaus

3.  "Love Will Tear Us Apart" by Joy Division.

This CD features a few other select tracks, some more obscure than others, all woth having.  I can also understand how they fit into the Halloween theme, except possibly for Duran Duran's Hungy Like The Wolf, unless you're thinking of a werewolf when it's that time of the month.

All in all, if you are a child of the 80's looking for something to set the mood this Halloween season, this one is hard to beat.  Also good for any other time of the year.

Cheers.


title: Five Stars

text: I would like to get more of this series. All the tracks are great to listen too.


title: Grunge

text: Great original  grunge music


title: Five Stars

text: SUPER !!!!!


title: Always loved this album

text: Always loved this album, have the original and so happy its finally on CD, both of their voices melt beautifully together ...wish they had done more


title: Stunning album!

text: Amazing artist and music!


title: Five Stars

text: greatest sports legends always does a great job!


title: Country music at its best

text: This is the best country music I have heard in a long time. You can't beat Ronnie Dunne singing. It was good to hear Masson back on the guitar, haven't heard him in a long time. On this CD pkg I only miss the insert with song writers and words.


title: What the...?

text: The first time that i heard this song, I said: What the hell is this, its awful, the only thing good is the voice of christina, and even that I think about it, personally, I think that she's trying so hard to make a good song, the result, a confusing and non-melodic song, Poor girl, I saw the charts and the song only peak 48, with a good reason, Britney will always be the best, no matter what.


title: Incredible

text: One of the best 80's metal bands. Overlooked for reasons unknown.Every song is good, some great.Puts Vixen to shame.Harder than Heart, at least as talented.About on par with Warlock just not quite as hard.


title: Beautiful Music

text: As a fan of 9th Wonder, Pete Rock, DJ Premo, Jay Dilla, and a few others...I can honestly say that THIS IS HIP-HOP !!! When I initially saw Samurai Champloo, I knew that there would be soundtracks, and that I absolutely had to own them. "Battle cry" is an awesome track ( though like someone said, lacks great sound quality). I also agree that the end theme is less enjoyable w/out the video. If you like the afformentioned producers, you will enjoy this album. Nujabes and Fat Jon are two absolutley brilliant producers/musicians. This album doesn't sound like anything on the market today, but it gives you that REAL hip-hop feel and chilled out vibe. Perfect ending to a stressed out day of work and/or college. This is not just for hip-hop heads, it's for music lovers ! Check out Modal Soul too...peace


title: Great rock guitar album!!!

text: I disagree with everyone who is saying he sounds like vai and satriani.  John is more technical than them and has more speed.  Speed doesn't make one a "better player" but it is certainly one of the major aspects of playing.  I love all the songs on this album and listen to it over and over.  John has great compositions and I feel he blends both melodic playing and shredding perfectly.  John is not steve  vai or joe satriani.  Joe and Steve are great in their own right.  John is totally different.  Great album ....... a must have for any rock guitar lover.  One of the best of its kind.  Great job John!


title: Tribute

text: I first heard this song when viewing Jonathan Frid on you tube. It was a tribute to his life and  career, I am a DS fan. It was beautifully done with pictures of Jonathan and this perfect song for him. I had never heard of Jimmy Nail, He has a great unique voice and I love the song The Flame Still Burns. I'll buy more Jimmy Nail cds in the future. May Jonathan Frid RIP!


title: Fantastic singers, musicians

text: If you can get one-go for it...... Fantastic singers, musicians..... one female voice in particular is awesome....... Great for the holidays.  Thanks, couzin ..........


title: MARTHA DAVIS & THE MOTELS STILL MAKE MAGIC

text: Martha Davis and The Motels were a force to be reckoned with in the 1980's with such hits as "Total Control," "Danger," "Days Are OK," "Mission of Mercy," "Take the L," "Forever Mine," "So L.A.," "Art Fails," "Suddenly Last Summer," "Remember the Nights," "Little Robbers," "Footsteps," "In the Jungle," "Shame," "Shock," "Icy Red," "Don't Tell Me the Time," "Tell It to the Moon," "Don't Ask Out Loud," "What Money Might Buy," and their signature tune "Only the Lonely." After the 80s had ended, The Motels and Martha Davis faded from the airwaves. By 1987, the band had broken up and Martha went solo. After a short stint as a solo artist and having a Top 10 Hit in Australia with "Don't Tell Me the Time," Martha took a sabbatical from music. But a few years later she was back in the studio and on the stage making musical magic with such songs as "Will You Be There?," "In the Meantime," and a few songs for soundtracks such as "I Can't Believe" for the movie Miracle Beach. Making demos and releasing some songs on CD and mp3, Martha kept herself in the spotlight with a new Motels line-up with such songs as "Teeth," "Sally," and "Miss Lonely Hearts." Finally, Martha recorded and released a solo album "So the Story Goes" that sold out of copies soon after its release in the early 2000s. Several Motels and solo projects followed, as well as extensive tours in the United States and Australia. Even though radio was basically just playing "Suddenly Last Summer" and "Only the Lonely," true Motels fans were being given a huge exposure to Martha's talents in concert with an array of new songs. Finally, many of these well-loved songs heard at a Motels concert have found their way onto CD, on two CDs to be exact. THis is a MUST for every true Motels fan, and for those who are only familiar with their 80s hits, it is a great way to hear the talents of a true artist who has only improved as time has passed. Songs like "Outta Reach" and "The Rain" are just a scratch of the surface of Martha Davis' immense talent. A true treasure.


title: Five Stars

text: wonderful artist very good music.


title: Happy Starlight!

text: I got it, My fave era, my boys did it again. Came nicely rapped, everything that was promised was in the CD holder. The book, card, CD, even the Case was soo pretty, i just wanted to frame it!!!


title: CD and case arrived in perfect condition

text: CD was the one I wanted; it arrived faster than expected.


title: Worth every penny!

text: Absolutely love it! Great songs, the Foos do it again and again!!


title: Came as described

text: Was described correctly and came as described.


title: A Musical Must

text: Kalai weaves poetic lyrics into masterful music. I highly recommend a listen to Crows Feet. If you are a John Butler Trio or Ben Harper fan, you owe it to yourself to listen to Kalai. You should be hooked from the start of 'september' or try 'waiting for my blue sky'...also check out his other discs. All vary in style a bit and deserve an ear.


title: Great purchase

text: This CD is lovely to listen to and it keeps my cat calm. I had one many years ago and it wore out. This CD was used, but it looked brand new.


title: Terrific collection

text: Basically if Lux and Ivy and John Waters made a playlist....there's disc 1.  Enjoy.


title: You can't go wrong with this op 31 set!

text: This listener has not heard any better playing of Beethoven's 3 op. 31 sonatas than these, & few quite so good. Paul Lewis is Top of the Class!! Good sound, too!


title: Excellent CD ! Lovely feeling from the Irish  thatched home era!

text:
It isn't just the superb performance of Irtrad tunes ( Irish Traditional Dance Music ) that grabbed my ears, but the lovely atmosphere conveyed in the performance. OK! I was spoiled a long time ago with Galway ( Ireland ) musicians playing that lovely music, but the more I listen to this CD the more I want to listen to it again. In a time when this genre is almost wore out by dilettantes performing it all over the world, the tune images in our heads corrupted, the style become almost deadened by the attempt to "Bluegrass' it with double bass and heavy 2/4 rhythm, this timely publication knocks the crap out of the, well, crap that poses as the real thing, Irtrad.

A refreshing reaffirmation of what I most love, and have always, about this genre. The Irish have a lovely word for the magic that this CD conjures, 'devilment', or fun or just plain magic. It has a bit of the Faerie to it, I guess that today would be Elf or Hobbit, so it belongs in the same place as great stories and books. And even-though we are almost over exposed to great performers in the arena, Mary Bergen for example, Noreen adds the bit that should have made me want to spin Mary's CD over and over; but, I never felt that urge at all, even if Bergen's CD is a masterpiece.

Maybe I am too 'homely' and expect every Irish music CD to fill my head with the aroma of a 'Turf' fire, the taste of 'Boxty' and Irish 'Black Pudding' and 'Tay', but that is  exactly what I get from this CD. And it reminds me of the wonderful and funny Irish festival of the 'Wrenday' too.

I can't put this down, I can't stop listening to it, end to end on my CD deck at high volume as I work around the place!

Well done Noreen O'Sullivan! and your band, Frankie & Sean, Seanie O'Dowd, Richie Lyons & Hazlett Keers.


title: I remember this from 30-odd years ago; extraordinary music ...

text: I remember this from 30-odd years ago; extraordinary music at a price half of what it was way back when!!!


title: L.A. Band in Holland that went the way of the do-do

text:
This CD is of pretty poor recording quality and the performances were a little flat. I've listened to it more times than anyone would ever care to since I had to learn the songs while I was in the band (touring and recording) from 1995-1996 until POP came to its end. There are a lot of good ideas in this CD, though I think everyone in the band will agree that they wanted to do it over again. (Note, I am not on these recordings, I joined the band after this CD and the 2 EPs were released) When we played these songs live for the diffident European crowds, we played them all about 2/3 faster than they are as you hear them.
Most of the original personnel are still around, but doing other things...I saw Janice sing in Amsterdam in December of 2001 for an event there and I know John still does stuff in Australia. Other than that I don't know. If anyone knows about these guys, let me know I'd be curious to find out about them.
P.S. I doubt these CDs are still in production.


title: Old. School. Thrash.

text:
Like the old days of thrash? INC are back with a nod to the old school, but an updated sound. This CD is kick-a** from beginning to end. Dennis Gergely's vocals are solid and have a Phillip Anselmo vibe to them. The backline of Dave Campo (bass) and Kyle Shephard (drums) keep the pace and never stop pummeling. The best part of INC are Erik Barath and Anthony Fabrizi on guitars. Great riffs, solid hooks, and kick-a** solos keep this release moving from beginning to end.

Fist Go Rek starts the album off with a fist to the face and it never stops. My faves from the album are Fist Go Rek, Salmonella, and Nemesis. If you're into old school thrash done right, you won't go wrong buying this CD.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful slice of Visual Kei history, there's something about the 8cm CD format that i really love.


title: Snarky puppy amazing need I say more

text: Amazing I got this for my boyfriend for Christmas and he loves it!! The tracks are great quality is phenomenal on both the cds and dvd. The added bonus features are a very cool treat!!!


title: It's a very useful book for learning and enjoying latin american music.

text: It's a good collection of great latin music. Paquito knows very much about it. For instans: South of the Waltz Is a beautiful example of latin american music that belongs to the south american heritage, it comes from 'joropo', a venezuelan-colombian rythm.<br />One important thing Is the variety of different latin rythms, not only cuban or brazilian.


title: GREAT EP CD!

text: GREAT MUSIC!!!


title: Truly an under-heard masterpiece

text:
For those who don't know of Swing State, this Illinois rock band was formed between Ian Meyer, Chris O'Donnell, and Scott Thompson. After playing for years, they released this album in 2005, their one and only recording. One month later the band split up, and Ian Meyer founded Swing State, a hookah/tea/rare snack bar and concert venue. On 3/29/2015, they are playing a reunion show at Ian's venue, before it closes three days later (due to the land owners having a different vision for the area).
  As for the album, there is only so much that can be done to describe it without giving you a copy to figure it out yourself. While its true to early-mid 90's hard rock, it also incorporates elements of progressive metal, psychedelic rock, and even stoner metal reminiscent of Sleep.
 The sounds of each instrument fit the style perfectly as well. The tone of the bass is bright and crisp, and the technique used makes the bass less of a rythm instrument and more of a dueling one. The guitars are slightly fuzzy, with some good crunch behind it, and the drums arent overpowering but still allow each beat to be discerned. Both vocalists contribute their own tone, at times harmonizing.
  Each track is unique, and nothing feels unfinished or leaving you wanting more, except for the album's number of tracks; just eight in total.
  This band had a lot of potential, and it seems wrong to think this is it as far as material goes. But for those who have seen Ian's hookah- venue, there is a clear indicator that his love for variety and unique experiences went past the limits of his band.
 Anyone who can get their hands on a copy of Indigo (mine was free from the venue) should definitely pick it up. Long live Swing State!


title: Tom Rainey

text: Always enjoy Tom Rainey's drumming!


title: Condition and quality

text: Used but in very good condition


title: great classic blues

text: Nice blues c/d


title: Five Stars

text: fantastic!!


title: A must!  It redefines the standard for guitar music.

text: This album features colorful compositions, excellent tone, and improvisational shred that is straight from the source and never sacrifices soulfulness OR technicality.  Get it any way you can.  I am really hoping for a reissue.


title: Great Album.  Horrible Seller!

text: i bought this at the inflated price of 25 dollars thinking i was going to get the full 2 cd set.  nope!  this is only disc 1 of the 2.  great music.  terrible price and seller.  do not buy!


title: Great Compilation!

text: Make sure to get the two CD edition.  On the two cd version you get a 3D cover, a compilation CD, and a five track live CD.  It's a good compilation covering most of their career.  I'll admit the Visual Kei style is a little different but these guys put on a killer performance and are one of my favorite metal bands.


What can I say?  Govan is among the world's best guitar players.  Erotic Cakes is my favorite Govan product. Phenomenal.


title: Great CD

text: I remember listening to this as a child and now my daughter will get to enjoy it too. It is a great CD.


title: Wonderful

text: Seller included a bonus record after I purchased a very cheap 30’s record. Amazing! Both are in great condition and it was such a great deal. Thank you Nice Vibes Music!!


title: Hard to find 45 recording of Mae West

text: 2 fun songs by the great Mae West in great form as always.  Rare offering - As far as I know this is the only way to get these songs as they have never been released on an lp or cd. Hard to find. They precede the last three albuns she made (Way Out West, Great Ball of Fire, Wild Christmas) and the 2 songs from Myra Breckinridge 45.


title: Artículo de colección

text: Uno de los mejores albunes de colección de este legendario grupo Español. Una muestra de la música popular de los 60's y 70's que conquistó a latinoamérica.


title: Great gift

text: Christmas gift


title: Five Stars

text: Funny stuff.


Leave it to Kevin Max to push his own boundaries. This is not just a collection of covers. It is a new take on some of our favorite songs that keep their original wide-eyed, magical undertones and deconstructs them only to build them back up in surprising new ways. His trademark vocals are as inspirational as ever and never fails to bring you along on his journey. A great album to put on the turntable with a glass of wine and the lights down low.


title: Tora Tora Tora

text: This is a wonderful sound track.  If you like the sound of Japanese music, this sound track  will be a welcome addition to your movie sound track collection.


title: Great travel music

text: Love Bruno Mars’s cds were great to listen to


title: Well written and great atmosphere.

text: A surprise masterpiece with a nuance and atmosphere that just draws you in all the way through. Worth the cost.


title: Check & put in markets

text: Sam song recording in fast forward


title: 100 recommended✨

text: Came with everything as listed including the preorder stuff 😻