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Rock n Roll Jesus

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by: Kid Rock

Release Date October 09, 2007
Probably this CD got labeled with the Parental advisory sticker is because of the songs so Hott & sugar where the music may be a little bit rough for some people. All though there are some language in tracks 11 & the title song. However, don't let some of the language and sexual content discourage you from buying this CD. IF the members at the common [...] would probably put this CD at about 13 to 15 and up so you probably don't want your really young kids to listen to this. However if you are looking for one of those CD's that seem to bend several genres of music, buy this one.

CD-Charts Position 12
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We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things

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by: Jason Mraz

Release Date May 13, 2008
The whole family loves this CD. It has quite the range of musical styles and is fun to listen to over and over.

CD-Charts Position 13
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Dear Science,

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by: TV on the Radio

Release Date September 23, 2008
I pride myself on not falling into the "it doesn't sound like their other stuff" line of criticism when it comes to drastic artistic change, and as TV on the Radio is one of my favorite bands currently in action I have second-guessed my initial off-putting reaction to this album at every turn. But after three and a half listens, I have to say I just can't get into it.

The mantra associated with this album is something along the lines of "experimental art-dance-rock at its best." It's clear the word "dance" was heavy on the band's collective mind while creating these songs. This introduces problem number one: a persistent feeling I can't shake from this record is that the "dance" aspect seems so, so forced. TVOTR's live show is decidedly ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 14
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Under a Blood Red Sky - Deluxe Edition CD/DVD

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by: U2

Release Date September 30, 2008
I always loved Under a Blood Red Sky and when this was released with a DVD I had to get it. I have seen U2 a few times and enjoy all their music, but this was a special time for the band in their earlier days as they started to grow.

Many of the most important/famous songs from up to that point are included, GLoria, I Will Follow, Sunday Bloody Sunday. One of my favorites is Seconds.

As others have mentioned the DVD was shot in a certain way so that there seems to be strange effects going on. I wish it was also filmed in another way so that there would be a "clean" looking version just to see what it would look like, but it does not take away from a powerful performance by the band.

CD-Charts Position 15
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Break Up the Concrete

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by: The Pretenders

Release Date October 07, 2008
When I heard that Chrissie Hynde and The Pretenders were releasing a new album I was excited.Bought it and am so happy I did...I always respected Chrissie and appreciated all the great rock she has given through the years.This album is filled with the traditional sound of Chrissie throughout.The mid-tempo rockers and slower Chrissie style ballads...capturing the old style Pretenders with a modern twist.If you are a Chrissie Hynde/Pretenders fan,there is no reason not to buy this one.It rocks...My personal faves are Boots of Chinese Plastic,The Nothing Maker,Don't Cut Your Hair,Love's A Mystery,The Last Ride,Rosalee and Break Up The Concrete.Pretty much every song.Just to tell you how rich an album this is...Rock on Chrissie...Glad you are back...

CD-Charts Position 16
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Learn To Live

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by: Darius Rucker

Release Date September 16, 2008
He has a fabulous voice, but this cd is a country music style and I don't like it. Please go back to singing Hootie style music.

CD-Charts Position 17
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New Release (featuring "The Time Of My Life") (2008)

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by: David Cook

Release Date November 18, 2008
He has a fabulous voice, but this cd is a country music style and I don't like it. Please go back to singing Hootie style music.

CD-Charts Position 18
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A Little Bit Longer

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by: Jonas Brothers

Release Date August 12, 2008
I have to say that I am quite impressed with these young musicians. I purchased this CD for my daughter not really thinking I would enjoy most of the music on it. The CD is all pop/rock and the worst word used on it is "sucks" on one song! I really hope the Jonas Brothers keep their "good" kid image so young girls and boys have a pop/rock group to look up to. I would highly recommend this CD. My husband even liked a couple of songs and he only listens to rock music. He is a very harsh critic so this really says something positive about the Jonas Brothers talent...very good!

CD-Charts Position 19
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Acid Tongue

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by: Jenny Lewis

Release Date September 23, 2008
I've been a Rilo Kiley fan since 2003, and like someone else had said, I wanted to like this album. I really did. I thought Rabbit Fur Coat was pretty good, but this was a real disappointment. There are a lot of hipster kids who will say that this album is genius, and I really question whether they would listen to something like this if it wasn't Jenny Lewis. I'm leaning more towards no, they wouldn't. I saw her a few times on her 2006 solo tour, and "Carpetbaggers" and "Acid Tongue" were fantastic, but the studio versions disappointed me. Elvis Costello sounds out of place on "Carpetbaggers" and the backing/chorus vocals on "Acid Tongue" stick out too much and take away from what would otherwise be a flawless song. "Jack Killed Mom" is okay, as is "The Next Messiah," but ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 20
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Way to Normal

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by: Ben Folds

Release Date September 30, 2008
I actually like this one a lot better than Songs for Silverman. Ignore the bad reviews. This one is worth getting.