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Parachutes

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by: Coldplay

Release Date November 07, 2000
For someone who says he's going to be bigger then U2 this album is by far has one of the worst songs ever written. That belongs to the song Yellow. Not only is it a pointless song it's one of the worst songs in history. One reason it was because it was so overplayed.
The other reason is because Chris Martin sounds like a prepubescent little girl whining at mom for not buying her those thong panties at Victoria Secrets. Not only that he fails miserably at his attempt to be better then U2. In fact most of his other albums sound the same with that whininess. The only good song that Coldplay has come out with is Clocks. Every other song is horrible. The only reason why he even is able to sell a cd is because some women think he's hot. They ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 42
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Big Blue Ball

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by: Peter Gabriel, Sinead OConnor, Karl Wallinger, Various Artists

Release Date June 24, 2008
Well, I haven't paid attention to Peter Gabriel, but I'm a huge Sinead O'Connor's fan. After I listened to her song on this album, I can say that it's NOT really a good song.

CD-Charts Position 43
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Motorizer

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by: Motörhead

Release Date August 26, 2008
Motorhead-Motorizer ****1/2

Upon first listen Motorizer feels like just another Motorhead album. Yeah, a great motorhead album, well then again Motorhead never really made a bad album did they? Moving on...

As you give the album time it seems to grow better with each listen. As Lemmy's lyrics become more recognizable to you the songs seem better that usual. Lemmy really stepped up the lyrics for Motorizer; they are both very personal and intelligent. His bass playing is exception as well ('When The Eagle Screams') much better than usual. Philip Campbell shows his merit here as well. His Wah-Wah tone makes his guitar scream and his riffs are solid and his solos kill! Mikkey Dee proves once again that he just might be the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 44
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Lay It Down

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by: Al Green

Release Date May 27, 2008
Al Green have done it again. The Cd was simply great another Al Green hit. I love his music and everyone else will also. When I found out that he had another CD coming out I just had to buy it for myself.

CD-Charts Position 45
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Here Come the ABCs [CD/DVD Combo]

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by: They Might Be Giants

Release Date October 25, 2005
After so many years without the recognition they deserved, I'm glad the Giants have found their niche (even though it's with the monolithic Disney). My whole family loves this CD/DVD -- and my son has known his ABCs for years. I find myself continuing to listen in the car, even after I've dropped him off at school. I just bought 3 copies from Amazon as gifts, and hope anyone who reads this enjoys Giants' ABCs as much as we do!

CD-Charts Position 46
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Legend - The Best Of Bob Marley And The Wailers (New Packaging)

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by: Bob Marley & The Wailers

Release Date May 21, 2002
have a couple cassette tapes of cheap studio time-love the earthiness of his sound. you can hear the steel drums and the rushing of the dunns river falls in his music. this cd is too cleaned up. no rasta here, mon. guess i need to find his older stuff for the sound i crave.

CD-Charts Position 47
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Revolver [UK]

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by: The Beatles

Release Date October 25, 1990
Released in August, 1966, at roughly the same time the Beatles stopped touring for good, "Revolver" remains amazing in its sheer variety. The songs are all over the map: Paul McCartney pays tribute to Motown with the horn-driven "Got To Get You Into My Life"; Ringo sings about the joys of living in a "Yellow Submarine" (later the basis for their delightful third motion picture); George Harrison expresses his Indian interests in "Love You To" (and delivers a jab to the Inland Revenue with "Taxman"); and John Lennon explores his own head with "She Said She Said" and the astonishing "Tomorrow Never Knows", in which his voice, filtered through a revolving Leslie speaker, is combined with backward-masking to create an eerie masterpiece, unlike anything heard from ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 48
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Cheetah Girls: One World Soundtrack

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by: The Cheetah Girls

Release Date August 19, 2008
This is well produced bubble gum music for young girls and it is does its job. The harmonies are good, the melodies catchy, and the lyrics-pretty harmless. I have lots of young students who really enjoy this album.

CD-Charts Position 49
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Metallica

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by: Metallica

Release Date August 12, 1991
Years later, I'm still disappointed. Years later I still cannot listen to this album all the way through without cringing.

CD-Charts Position 50
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Juno

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date January 08, 2008
This CD only had a few good songs. The rest of it, such as a track consisting entirely of random humming, was unprofessional and not the least bit entertaining. The movie was funny and held my attention, however the soundtrack was a sad disappointment.