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Bitter Sweet Symphony

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by: The Verve

Release Date December 15, 1997
This song begins with a violin theme and progressively builds on it with more musical layers in a gorgeous and very memorable way. Makes for great listening and will leave you curious about more of this band's work. Beautifully rendered song that you won't get tired of easily.

CD-Charts Position 162
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Rock Your Body

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by: Justin Timberlake

Release Date May 06, 2003
The third single from "Justified", is reminising of the disco area. With a funky fare, no other recent track gives a sense of this. "Rock Your Body" begins with a dude at a retro club, think "That 70's Show" intro, ready for fun. Talks of club atmosphere, add to the storyline.
16+ crowds is recommended with one drug mention. Children may or may not realize its meaning.
Pay close attention to the singing, as a female voice comes in. This lucky fits in perfectly. Justin himself discovered her himself, given her a jump start!
It could be a great starter to a night of partying. The mixes are good. This is coming from someone who loathes most mixes, feeling they can't compare to the originals! There's a few exceptions!

CD-Charts Position 163
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Love at First Sight

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from: Mushroom

Release Date June 03, 2002
I love singing this song! Its just so fun and every way that this song has been remixed has been great! also "Can't get blue monday out of my head is on here! how can you go wrong with this single! Great remixes plus the song "Baby"! This was a great buy!

CD-Charts Position 164
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Today / Hello Kitty Kat / Obscured - 3 track EP

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by: Smashing Pumpkins

Release Date September 27, 1993
I'm a big pumpkins fan and have been for years. I don't do many reviews, but I felt compelled here just because of how good these songs are. "Today", of course, is a classic pumpkins song, but in my opinion the two b-sides eclipse the single. "Hello Kitty Kat" and "Obscured" are two of my top 10 pumpkins songs in their own right. However, you should skip this and just get the album 'Pisces Iscariot', which has these b-sides and a lot of others. It's a b-sides collection better than most rock bands could ever hope to achieve with their a-sides.

CD-Charts Position 165
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Look What Love Has Done

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by: Patty Smyth

Release Date November 29, 1994
I'm pretty sure I used to hear this fairly often on the radio back in 1994 and the song, even back then, connected with me and what I was going through for some reason. I had -- and still have -- a mental disorder of some kind and sometime around early 1992 it got out of control...so I had to go to the hospital and then was shifted to two group homes (homes for people with family or other kinds of serious personal problems) and it was around 1994/1995 that I started working my way towards living with my mother (my father had ditched us a few years before which my mom said might have been the reason for my explosion) again. Me and my mother used to take walks in this place known as "the duck pond" and talk about stuff. It seems like I remember hearing this ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 166
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The Ice of Boston

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by: The Dismemberment Plan

Release Date October 06, 1998
For those of you unfamiliar with the DC band Dismemberment Plan, they jammed out angry,loud,noisy and eccentric tunes on their previous 2 lps. But this ep is more than just a single. It's a ticket into the vast, yet eclectic, world that is the inspiration and variety of the dismemberment plan. In addition to having 2 songs from 2 previous releses, this contains a demo for their upcoming album, "Emergency and I". Now, unfortunately, this particular title is out of print. However, the new one is coming out really soon and the stuff i've already heard is magnificent, combining drum machine technology, jangly guitar melodies and beautiful vocal harmonies. Those who didn't like the plan when they started should listen to them now. You might ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 167
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Sexy Boy

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by: Air

Release Date April 07, 1998
"Sexy Boy" is what got me into the French duo Air. I was first exposed to this song when I actually saw the video on MTV back in the late '90s (when MTV still played music videos) and it was during the daytime too. I wasn't really into dance music at the time so this was completely a new sound for me in terms of dance music. I just flipped over the infectious melodies and synthesized dance beats. I didn't mind the repetitive lyrics so much. I just loved the melody and I still do to this very day. So I bought the single (another relic from the past) which contained remixes of "Sexy Boy" and a previously unreleased track called "Jeanne". The remixes weren't bad but I definitely preferred the original version of the song. Of all the remixes, I have to say that the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 168
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Window in the Skies, Pt. 1

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by: U2

Release Date January 15, 2007
It's U2. What more needs said? They will be known as the greatest rock band of all time. If you like good music, buy this. If your a completist for U2 music, of course you have to buy this. No better price than at amazon.com

CD-Charts Position 169
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It's Called a Heart

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by: Depeche Mode

Release Date June 10, 1993
"Shake the Disease" and "It's called a Heart" were the two singles released (at least here in Europe) before what I consider Depeche Mode masterwork, the album "Black Celebration", a concept album painting an alienated "war of the worlds" society of the future where love and the spirit of man have been smashed down to earth, but where there's still a flebile hope, the so-called "Space Age", in many ways a sort of premonition for the contemporary dark times in which we live.

"It's called a Heart" is a great single that, together with "Shake the Disease" can be considered a prelude to the album.
The song marks an evolution in DM music, towards an inner exploration and the videoclip, ... Read More:

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Divine Thing

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by: The Soup Dragons

Release Date April 07, 1992
"Shake the Disease" and "It's called a Heart" were the two singles released (at least here in Europe) before what I consider Depeche Mode masterwork, the album "Black Celebration", a concept album painting an alienated "war of the worlds" society of the future where love and the spirit of man have been smashed down to earth, but where there's still a flebile hope, the so-called "Space Age", in many ways a sort of premonition for the contemporary dark times in which we live.

"It's called a Heart" is a great single that, together with "Shake the Disease" can be considered a prelude to the album.
The song marks an evolution in DM music, towards an inner exploration and the videoclip, ... Read More: