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Tremolo E.P.

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by: My Bloody Valentine

Release Date April 03, 1991
This EP is great, don't get me wrong. But if you buy this EP expecting it to sound like Isn't Anything, or Loveless you're very much mistaken. This EP was released before MBV lost their minds (in a good way) and started playing around with the guitar sounds they would come to be known by. The songs are very well written, but they're more pop-rock and only shoegaze in spirit.

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Closer to God

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by: Nine Inch Nails

Release Date May 19, 1994
This single is a great part of the Nine Inch Nails collection. I would say after buying all the major releases of theirs get this and "fixed" first. Closer to god, is not just another remix of closer, but a whole new version of the song. A lot heavier I might add. the other remixes on the cd are very god, 1 even is almost like an acoustic version. Also the album has "memrobilia" a soft cell cover.

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Going Somewhere

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by: Colin Hay

Release Date May 31, 2005
This is without question Colin Hay's best CD. The brilliance and quirkiness of his songwriting and his masterful acoustic guitar work give this collection a depth not found on most of his other CDs. The songs range from celebratory to heartbreaking, and the latter are particularly strong in this all-acoustic format. It's hard not to tear up over "I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You," and "My Brilliant Feat" is a wonderfully moving piece about remembering past fame from a new place in life. This a deeply reflective and soulful CD from a singular artist who deserves to be heard much more than he is today. Highly recommended.

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Live Acoustic

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by: Sarah McLachlan

Release Date June 07, 2004
Fantastic CD - simply just Sarah and her Guitar or Piano so the sound is very raw. As with all of Sarah's music her voice is flawless and just amazing.
Love her and the CD

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The End of the World/This Morning/Fake

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by: The Cure

Release Date August 03, 2004
Some copies will have a strange glitch beginning at 1:30 in The End of the World...you will hear nothing but a garbled mess of noise.

I was horrified since I had my system quite loud...but the b-sides that came later quickly made up for it. Like the others, the b-sides on this disc are superior to the songs offered on the Cure album. If their latest album dissapointed you, get this single right away...you will quickly discover that Robert has still got it in him.

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Room on the 3rd Floor

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by: McFly

Release Date July 12, 2004
This album is the best album ever! There are loads of really cool tracks like surfer babe and saturday nite just to name a few. Personally, I think everyone should get it, not only because it is a great album, but because McFly are such a talented band.

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The Day The World Went Away

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by: Nine Inch Nails

Release Date July 20, 1999
The Day the World Went Away is just one of several examples in the Nine Inch Nails collection of Halos that is really only purchasable for either its collector's value or for a single, outstanding track. Here, that track is "The Day the World Went Away (Quiet)", a solid remix of the song that appears originally on The Fragile. The track begins quietly and with newly recorded vocals up to its standard form, then drops off and spends the last several minutes in an even quieter setting, in a bit of an unconventional song structure (well, perhaps not so unconventional for Trent Reznor). But besides this nice remixed track, there's not much else to speak of for this CD. The other two tracks are basically lifted from The Fragile in their original forms with some very ... Read More:

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The Perfect Drug

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by: Nine Inch Nails

Release Date May 13, 1997
When i first heard The Perfect Drug, I was blown away, it's an amazing song, so I of course snapped up The Lost Highway soundtrack and then this CD when it was released. To my complete surprise, The Perfect Drug was not on the disc! In it's place were 5 unrecognizable remixes. Sub-par at best, this release was a great disappointment, and while the remixes were not all bad, they did completely wreck an otherwise beautiful song, and that is unforgiveable. So needless to say, this CD single is best avoided unless you a fan of the remixers or a NIN completist.

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Crazy

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by: Gnarls Barkley

Release Date March 13, 2006
I love the original dirty south. 8ball & MJG, Outkast, Goodie Mob and even original Master P. When I found out Gnarls Barkley was Cee-Lo from Goodie Mob. I was very dissappointed. You want to hear Cee-Lo sing, buy that Goodie Mob, Soul Food. I love Outkast and I bought their albums until Stankonia and Speakerboxx. Is this the trend in Hip-Hop and rap, change what has made you successful, to appeal to mainstream?

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The Star Spangled Banner

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by: Whitney Houston

Release Date October 02, 2001
One word... gorgeous! No really, i never heard such a voice singing The Star Spangled Banner!