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Has Been

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by: William Shatner

Release Date October 05, 2004
This is an amazing album. Who knew Shatner had it in him? Thoughtful, funny, rocking, melancholy and always tuneful.

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Transformed Man

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by: William Shatner

Release Date December 07, 2004
Let me just come right out and say it: I think William Shatner's The Transformed Man is brilliant - brilliant, I say. It's easy to make fun of this album, especially the first few times you hear Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds or Mr. Tambourine Man - hey, I once made fun of Shatner's unique interpretations of these classics myself. The fact that Shatner doesn't actually sing tends to throw one off. When I got the chance to listen to the entire album, though, I was increasingly stunned by the realization that this unique recording was absolutely blowing me away. I have written a number of humorous reviews of very bad items, so I feel compelled to say that this is not one of them. Call it a novelty album if you like, but I sincerely believe this is one ... Read More:

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Spaced Out Very Best Of

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by: Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner

Release Date March 17, 2008
...if they had included Leonard Nimoy's version of "Proud Mary". Nevertheless, this is a great party album, or it's great for times when you need a good laugh.

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Angel Food for Thought

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by: Meryn Cadell

Release Date April 14, 1992
if i remember it correctly, i was in the 6th grade when i first heard this album. i was listening to a program called channel z on a local college rock station and they played knitting. i was hooked from the word go. it is such a shame that this album is so difficult to find. on second thought, perhaps it is for the best. that way, it never finds its way into over exposure, and it remains one of my personal music secrets for all eternity.

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Bombazine

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by: Meryn Cadell

Release Date September 14, 1993
if i remember it correctly, i was in the 6th grade when i first heard this album. i was listening to a program called channel z on a local college rock station and they played knitting. i was hooked from the word go. it is such a shame that this album is so difficult to find. on second thought, perhaps it is for the best. that way, it never finds its way into over exposure, and it remains one of my personal music secrets for all eternity.

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Has Been

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by: William Shatner

Release Date October 04, 2004
This is an amazing album. Who knew Shatner had it in him? Thoughtful, funny, rocking, melancholy and always tuneful.

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The Ashes of Eden

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by: William Shatner

Release Date November 13, 2001
After producers decided to kill off Captain James Kirk in the film Star Trek Generations, his alter ego, actor William Shatner came up with an idea that would bring the character back in a series of novels. Shatner and his collaborators (ghost writers?), Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens, came up with an interesting storyline that begins with Ashes Of Eden. First published as a novel, the folks at DC Comics, asked the trio to adapt "Ashes" as a graphic novel in comic book form. Although the orginal novel had the benefiit of being able to go into greater detail, the graphic novel is still a solid read.

The story takes place after Star Trek VI: TUC and just before Generations and continues the "send off" of the classic cast of ... Read More:

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The Transformed Man

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by: William Shatner

Release Date October 10, 1995
Let me just come right out and say it: I think William Shatner's The Transformed Man is brilliant - brilliant, I say. It's easy to make fun of this album, especially the first few times you hear Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds or Mr. Tambourine Man - hey, I once made fun of Shatner's unique interpretations of these classics myself. The fact that Shatner doesn't actually sing tends to throw one off. When I got the chance to listen to the entire album, though, I was increasingly stunned by the realization that this unique recording was absolutely blowing me away. I have written a number of humorous reviews of very bad items, so I feel compelled to say that this is not one of them. Call it a novelty album if you like, but I sincerely believe this is one of the most ... Read More:

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Has Been

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by: William Shatner

Release Date May 30, 2005
This is an amazing album. Who knew Shatner had it in him? Thoughtful, funny, rocking, melancholy and always tuneful.

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Angel Food For Thought (Ri)

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by: Meryn Cadell

Release Date March 13, 2007
This is an amazing album. Who knew Shatner had it in him? Thoughtful, funny, rocking, melancholy and always tuneful.