Paula Cole - Harbinger
year: 95 - review: Her overlooked debut album, this collection of 14 meticulous songs, is a gem certianly. It demonstrates this nightingale's voice and talent. Songs that stand out include "Watch the Woman's Hands" and track 6
Sean Lennon - Into the Sun
year: 99 - review: Into the Sun is definitely an exploration of a variety of styles, and like his father, Sean isn't content to stay in one place for too long. For many, the result would be a scattered and uneven affair, but for the most part, Sean Lennon makes this diversity work to his advantage. The result is a cohesive and effective debut that should leave many fans eagerly anticipating his next effort.
the Beautiful South - Carry On Up The Charts
Genre Adult Alternative Rock |
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Gary Moore - Close as you Get
Genre Guitar Virtuoso Arena Rock |
Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon collie and the infinite Sadness
year: 95 - review: In between those two extremes lies an array of musical styles, drawing from rock, pop, folk, and classical. Some of the songs don't work as well as others, but Mellon Collie never seems to drag. Occasionally they fall flat on their face, but over the entire album, the Smashing Pumpkins prove that they are one of the more creative and consistent bands of the '90s.
A Flock of Seagulls - Best of
Genre Synth Pop New Romantic |
Hairdresser Mike Score (lead vocals, keyboards) formed A Flock of Seagulls with his brother Ali... The kinetic "I Ran (So Far Away)" became a video staple and a Top Ten radio hit. "A Space Age Love Song," with its synthesizer washes and echo-laden guitar, also managed to score at radio.
Patti Smith - Gone Again
year: 96 - review: Informed by the deaths of her husband, brother, and Kurt Cobain, GONE AGAIN marks a mournful return, as opposed to the triumphantly blasphemous resurrection of EASTER. Patti the Sadder and Occasionally Wiser...
B.b. king - best of
Genre Blues Memphis Blues |
Blonde Redhead - In An Expression of the Inexpressible
Fat Joe- All or Nothing
Album: All or Nothing
Artist: Fat Joe
Release Date: 6/14/2005
Genre: Hip-Hop
Artist: Fat Joe
Release Date: 6/14/2005
Genre: Hip-Hop
Track Listings
1. Intro
2. Does Anybody Know
3. Safe 2 Say (Incredible)
4. So Much More
5. My Fo Fo
6. Rock Ya Body
7. Listen Baby Featuring Mashonda
8. Get It Poppin Featuring Nelly
9. Temptation 1
10. Temptation 2
11. Everybody Get Up
12. I Can Do U
13. So Hot Featuring R. Kelly
14. Lean Back (Remix) Featuring Lil Jon, Eminem, Mase, and Remy Martin
15. Beat Novacane
16. Hold U Down Featuring Jennifer Lopez
Editors - An End has a Start
Genre Indie Rock |
Maximo Park - Our Earthly Pleasures
Monotract - Trueno Oscuro
Black box recorder - England Made Me
Genre rock brit indie |
Porcupine Tree - Fear Of A Dead Planet
year: 2007 - review: New album has a different mood, it is much more depressive. Very interesting concept. Again - heavy sound (yesssss!). Arrangements and performance is awesome (as usual). Porcupine Tree are overwriting the history of music with every new album. You won't regret. I can guarantee you. Regards.
XTC - Nonsuch
Genre College Rock Adult alternative Pop Rock |
Supertramp: Anthology
Genre Prog-Art Rock Album Rock Dramatic |
John Doe - A Year In The Wilderness
Wilco - Sky Blue Sky
George Jones - The Grand Tour
Genre Country Pop Honky Tonk Countrypolitan |
Maps - We Can Create
Primal Scream - Riot City Blues
year: 06 - review: Great refreshing good-time rock n roll. For a band that continually pushes their limits (as they did marvellously on Xtrmntr) , its great to hear them just enjoying themselves. The lyrics are ocassionally lame, but the spirit and the energy gloriously carry the album to the last minute. Takes me back to the exciting early days of Supergrass.
Dream Syndicate - The Day's Before Wine and Roses
year: 82 - review: There are some radical reworkings: "Some Kinda Itch" is a slower, smokier number in this incarnation, the late-night setting perfectly matching its strung-out mood, while "John Coltrane Stereo Blues" appears under the name "Open Hour"" as a slightly more stripped-down jam. Other things don't change at all -- "The Days of Wine and Roses" itself, which understandably closes the set, is as blasting as one could want. The inclusion of the covers is explained away by Wynn thus: "If you're going to bootleg this, we don't want to have to worry about the royalties." Some choices are obvious -- Buffalo Springfield's "Mr. Soul" and Bob Dylan's "Outlaw Blues" -- but the revamp of Donovan's "Season of the Witch" is more unexpected but plenty exciting.
Susheela Raman - Music for Crocodiles
Genre Indian Folk Worldbeat |
Bryan Adams: Discography
Genre Pop Rock |
Queens Of The Stone Age - Lullabies to Paralyze
Genre Alternative Rock |
Bonde do Role - With Lasers
Genre Indie Electronic Dance |
Midlake - the Trials of Van Occupanther
Genre Indie Rock |
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Greatest Hits
Genre Rock & Roll Album Rock |
Avengers - Avengers
Genre American Punk Hardcore Punk |
Chris Isaak - Forever Blue
Genre Pop/Rock |