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The Triplets of Belleville

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by: Ben Charest

Release Date January 27, 2004
What can be said? A fantastic score that provides excellent, cohesive ambiance out of context and filling a room. Very pleasing. Fans might enjoy Paris Combo, Pink Martini, Squirrel Nut Zippers, other pop hits by "M", etc. - k

CD-Charts Position 112
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Weird Al Yankovic - Greatest Hits, Volume 1

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by: "Weird Al" Yankovic

Release Date March 12, 1991
Who can forget the first time Weird Al made national headlines with the hilarious 'Eat it'? The video was one of the funniest things ever filmed. After 'Eat it', Weird Al could have disappeared off the face of the earth with a million dollars and be long forgotten. Fortunately, Al had a lot more humor in the gas tank and is still going strong today.

I have to admit I enjoy Al's older work, for the only reason that I know the songs he is paroding. With his more recent works, I don't know what is an Al original or a parody. I guess I'm just getting old, but to stay curent Al has always had to stay with the times and changing music scene.

1. Fat - AL went for the easy money and lampooned MJ again. Not as good as Eat it, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 113
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We Hate the USA

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by: Paul Shanklin

Release Date October 07, 2008
Who can forget the first time Weird Al made national headlines with the hilarious 'Eat it'? The video was one of the funniest things ever filmed. After 'Eat it', Weird Al could have disappeared off the face of the earth with a million dollars and be long forgotten. Fortunately, Al had a lot more humor in the gas tank and is still going strong today.

I have to admit I enjoy Al's older work, for the only reason that I know the songs he is paroding. With his more recent works, I don't know what is an Al original or a parody. I guess I'm just getting old, but to stay curent Al has always had to stay with the times and changing music scene.

1. Fat - AL went for the easy money and lampooned MJ again. Not as good as Eat it, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 114
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Ocean Suite

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by: Steven Halpern

Release Date September 02, 2003
This is one of Steven Halpern's best. It is so tranquil and relaxing. Close your eyes and you are at the ocean!

CD-Charts Position 115
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The Art of Exotic Dancing: Striptease Series - Lap Dancing and Entertaining Your Man (exotic dancing)

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starring: Fawnia
directed by: Fawnia

Release Date February 07, 2006
Well i ordered the damn thing already thinking it was more aerobic in nature, and didn't read all these bad reviews. I agree though that dancing for your significant other should have been more of an intimate and sexy instructional video. From what I read I am disappointed. What would whores know of intimacy anyway, and why would anyone be surprised that they dance like they are performing for the losers who get lapdances in a stripclub? Thats where they work!

I will give my full blown review (lol) after I watch it. Im curious if it comes with its own antibacterial wipes. lololol!

CD-Charts Position 116
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Stay Awake: Various Interpretations of Music from Vintage Disney Films

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by: Betty Carter

Release Date October 25, 1990
Had a copy of this album on *cassette tape* in the 90s; cannot wait to rip this CD to mu iPod now that it's arrived! Bought the Rock-a-bye colection of albums as lullaby song to play for our newborn that wouldn't drive mom and dad batty with saccharine sounds. This CD is better -- takes so many familiar and good Disney tunes and adds a mature sound that baby and parents can appreciate.

CD-Charts Position 117
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Hello Dummy!

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by: Don Rickles

Release Date August 26, 2008
I've been a fan of Don Rickles since I was a kid. His charm comes from his quick wit and biting sarcasm which is belied by a kind of warmth and a sense of playfully poking fun without a shred of true malice.

This kind of implicit irony may qualify Rickles as, at the very least, the progenitor of post-modern and alternative comedy. It should be noted that it is quite an achievement for an insult comedian to rise to the level that Rickles achieved. Contemporary comics like Carlos Mencia and Lisa Lampanelli, along with many others, owe a great debt to Don Rickles.

Sadly, Rickles' Hello Dummy CD was a tad disappointing. His performance comes off as a little bit rote and his conspicuous use of the transitional phrase "anyway ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 118
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The Rutles

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by: The Rutles

Release Date July 03, 1990
An hilarious poke at the fab four with talent themselves, the Rutles took the late 1970's by storm. Song writer Neil Inness' well crafted wit is manifested in the Beatle sound alikes. The songs may sound familiar, that's because Inness played around with the same chords the Beatles did to construct his melodies. Good stuff.

CD-Charts Position 119
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Revenge

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by: Bill Cosby

Release Date April 28, 1998
I'm 39 now. My Mom used to listen to these albums when she was a teenager, and years later, she would to play them for me all the time when I was young. Instead of plopping me in front of the tv, we'd sit and listen and imagine Cosby on stage and we'd be laughing right along with the audience. I have been listening to them ever since. All these stories have held up wonderfully after over 40 years. Bill Cosby is a master comedic story teller - and most of what he is telling is through real life experience.

"Revenge" and Wonderfulness are Bill Cosby's funniest albums. Highly recommended to anyone who has never heard Cosby's old bits, and also to anyone that wants to enjoy them again.

The bits on "Revenge" are some of the ... Read More:

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Vol. 3, The II/V7/I Progression: A New Approach To Jazz Improvisation (Book & CD Set)

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by: Jamey Aebersold Play-A-Long Series

Release Date June 28, 2000
Some highlights: The CD takes you through II-V-I progressions in all keys, major and minor. There are scales to look at, if you want to look at them when you start. There are some sample etudes. There is a long list of sample runs in D that start out simple and gradually grow in difficulty. Some of them have comments to explain the techniques used.

This set is a versatile tool - the CD tracks have a great band accomaniment that you can use to practice improvising on your own, learn some comping skills, practice your own comping, practice scales and chords, . . . Exercises are in Bass, Treble, Bb and Eb, so just about anyone that doesn't play F french horn can use them easily. The charts in the book are extensive. The set is as good ... Read More: