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Kinks (The Ultimate Collection)

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by: The Kinks

Release Date June 03, 2002
i was in junior high school when the british invaded, listening to
this album brought back a lot of memories, i give this 5 stars
if you like the kinks, you will love this cd

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Cream Ibiza

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by: Paul van Dyk

Release Date June 24, 2008
very happy with the purchase
a very precious buy and valuable addition to my collection
one of a kind!

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All Summer Long

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by: Kid Rock

Release Date July 08, 2008
very happy with the purchase
a very precious buy and valuable addition to my collection
one of a kind!

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The Grass Roots - All Time Greatest Hits

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by: The Grass Roots

Release Date November 04, 2003
i have always had fond memories of this group and recently, while surfing, saw this item at a great price so i could not resist.

i have purchased many items from the: [20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection] and have been happy with all.

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Lightbulb Sun

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by: Porcupine Tree

Release Date May 27, 2008
This is my favorite Porcupine Tree album.
The new stereo mix sounds so much clearer than the original, and makes me love the album more. The 5.1 mix is great and adds new dimension to the band (as usual).

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Pretty Hate Machine

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by: Nine Inch Nails

Release Date October 04, 2005
Trent Reznor's first album as Nine Inch Nails and still to this date one of his best pieces of work. I haven't listened to this in such a long time, that I had forgotten just how raw, yet powerful, it was. I highly recommend this album to anyone curious about NIN. I think it speaks volume of Reznor's head space at this time in his life. He has really grown as a person, his music reflects that growth, but the depth of his older work still rings true today. This album really helped put industrial music on the map and change the shape and form of our music today. Pick it up, and get blown away.

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Just Look Them Straight in the Eye and Say...Pogue Mahone

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by: The Pogues

Release Date July 01, 2008
Glad I bought this cause I love the band. Having said that, there's only about a half dozen tracks I'll ever listen to again. If nothing else this box set proves that their best stuff is on record already.

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All Summer Long

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Release Date July 22, 2008
Glad I bought this cause I love the band. Having said that, there's only about a half dozen tracks I'll ever listen to again. If nothing else this box set proves that their best stuff is on record already.

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The Village Sessions

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by: John Mayer

Release Date December 12, 2006
This is a great JM CD if you are already a fan and are looking for that extra acoustic take on some familiar songs. I love the vocal rhythm changes in "Slow Dancing in a Burning Room" and the soft guitar in "Belief" I definitely think that this offers a cool, chill feel to John's music, and is a nice tag along with "Where the light is?"

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Melody

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by: Sharleen Spiteri

Release Date July 15, 2008
The brilliant Italian/Scottish songstress behind the widely known Glasgow rock band, Texas, emerges as a solo artist with her long awaited debut album "Melody".
Calling this her "Nancy Sinatra record", the Texas frontwoman unleashes a flurry of trumpets and parping saxophones. Her sultry, provocative voice sits well with Sixties soul.
Sharleen has clearly been dreaming about lush, melodramatic pop music from the fifties and sixties: Motown, Bacharach, The Shangri-Las, Serge Gainsbourg, Lee Hazelwood, Righteous Brothers.
It's hardly a revelation that Spiteri likes this sort of thing: she's been homaging Motown ("Black Eyed Boy"), channelling Marvin Gaye ("Say What You Want") and sampling Gainsbourg ("Guitar Song") with Texas for years.
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