CD-Charts Position 151
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Steps

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by: Snapcase

Release Date October 24, 1995
You don't know how much I love Snapcase. I listen to their music all the time, and their recent farewell has made me get into the band even more, as I have been missing out during all those years. If you are a person like me who likes hardcore, punk and metal, you will love Snapcase. This EP has some of their best work on it. It's only four songs, but it's worth the money. None of those songs are on their other releases. The best song is "Steps". The bass line, the guitar, it's a masterpiece. Thank Snapcase for redefining music. Pick up their other releases, especially the classics "Progression Through Unlearning" and "Designs For Automotion".

CD-Charts Position 152
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Planet Love

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by: Taylor Dayne

Release Date March 21, 2000
Say what you want, but Taylor remains one of the most talented singers around. Whether its this dance floor gem, or one of her more popular 90's tracks, she remains miles ahead of todays teen queens. Self produced and sounding incredible, "Planet love" is brought to you in many formats..but the best mix being the edited radio version which was not available on the "Flawless soundtrack". This title is almost totally deleted, I suggest you take advantage of the great "used" prices and get a copy today.

CD-Charts Position 153
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Why Does the Sun Shine?

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by: They Might Be Giants

Release Date September 14, 1993
One of my favorite educational songs ever. I'm 32 and I find myself searching for this one on the ipod when i want a quick pick-me-up (and the chance to sing "incandescent"). Plus, they pronounce "nuclear" correctly...

CD-Charts Position 154
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I'm Your Angel

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by: Celine Dion, R. Kelly

Release Date November 24, 1998
I hate this song come on celine let it out we know you like black men hahahaha kelly'sd just the freak you secretly desire.

CD-Charts Position 155
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Causing a Commotion

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by: Madonna

Release Date March 20, 1995
The songs from "Who's That Girl" are far from my favorite Madonna songs, but I love Madonna and bought this simply to add to my Madonna collection. It has the house mixes on it, which are better than the album version. Great for club play.

CD-Charts Position 156
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I'm Afraid of Americans

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by: David Bowie, Nine Inch Nails, Ice Cube

Release Date October 14, 1997
Trent Reznor (and, briefly, drum n' bass artist Photek) takes us on a strange journey through diverse soundscapes. One of his best pet-projects, in my opinion! Bowie's lyrics get a remix treatment they deserve!

CD-Charts Position 157
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Daughter

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by: Pearl Jam

Release Date June 27, 1995
I'll admit it, back in the early days, I was a real big fan of Peal Jam. They rocked, and , more importantly, they stood up for those less fortunate than middle America. Than I head the song 'Daughter' and I learned that Eddie didn't have sympathy for at least one disadvantaged group in America: The mentally handicapped. On that track he cruelly and heartlessly mocks the vocal affectations of those with mental disabilities, just to get a cheap laugh. I'll admit it, his impression is dead on: He totally sounds like a 'tard. But is it really appropriate to mock the mentally handicapped, particularly when one is involved in so many fashionable, liberal causes? Well, no. The time for fratboy humor is over, Mr. Vedder.

CD-Charts Position 158
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Closer Pt.1

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by: Nine Inch Nails

Release Date August 23, 2002
Take a dark Nine Inch Nails song and make it four times darker. Each remix is a bit different from each other. all in all, portray a dark and dismal atmosphere, in an audio-theatrical presentation. each remix tells a different story of closer. some of the sounds produced from this session could be described as a scraping, shredding sound with rythmic pounding and animal instinctive foreplay of industrial rock, with pulverizing smashes and crippling, flesh wrenching fiascos, produced in sounds. in regards to an older review, there is a closer two disc, it must not have been available back in 2000, but there is an EP from 1994 that was recently reissued (late `00/early `01) it's the Closer to God ep. it's a combo of both Parts 1 and 2 (Halo 9), you'll notice ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 159
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Tima Mansio Dumps the Dead

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by: Fatima Mansions

Release Date March 03, 1992
Take a dark Nine Inch Nails song and make it four times darker. Each remix is a bit different from each other. all in all, portray a dark and dismal atmosphere, in an audio-theatrical presentation. each remix tells a different story of closer. some of the sounds produced from this session could be described as a scraping, shredding sound with rythmic pounding and animal instinctive foreplay of industrial rock, with pulverizing smashes and crippling, flesh wrenching fiascos, produced in sounds. in regards to an older review, there is a closer two disc, it must not have been available back in 2000, but there is an EP from 1994 that was recently reissued (late `00/early `01) it's the Closer to God ep. it's a combo of both Parts 1 and 2 (Halo 9), you'll notice ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 160
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Faith Of The Heart

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by: Rod Stewart

Release Date March 23, 1999
My husband is a star trek fan, this is the song that opens the show.