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Tennessee Pusher

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by: Old Crow Medicine Show

Release Date September 23, 2008
Old Crow Does what they do. It is the essence of the band not to give two hoots and a holler on what is expected and to give fine music and they have done that again. Oh, they sure have. This time they dug deeper in their heart and gave a little more of theirselves and I love it. I LOVE IT. Meth is a masterpeice. The Martin Luther King song is haunting and on par with Bobbie Jo Gentry's Ode to Billy Joe and how often does that Happen? HUMDINGER is a stomping, banjo slice of perfection. And its delicious to hear them sing , LOW DOWN HOOCHIE COOCHIE on Greatest Hustler of All. DONT MISS THIS WORK. Go to their MySpace and read what KETCH has to say about the Production of the album with Cowboy Jack Clement....and the others that were involved. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 62
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Down to Earth

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by: Jem

Release Date September 16, 2008
I loved Jem's last CD, this seems like a different person almost. I listened to the samples, but when i actually received the CD i wished i hadn't. I'll probably only listen to it the 2 times that I have already and add it to a stack never to be heard from again. Very disappointed.

CD-Charts Position 63
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This Is The Life

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by: Amy Macdonald

Release Date August 19, 2008
Amy MacDonald's newest CD "This is the Life" is an creative, self expressive album that mixes various genres to develop a unique sound that is folk, mixed with rock and then mixed with up-beat welch vocals. Her writing style is "catchy" and holds you tight from one song to the next. The tracks are laid down to where you enter into a releam where each song takes you through one door after another door while giving you one journey after another journey. In basic terms once you start listening to this CD you will get lost into the most amazing music experience. This is a must have CD for any music lover who is tired of having Top 40 muzak being shoved down the throats of true music lovers.
MadCow Music Review

CD-Charts Position 64
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Back in Black

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by: AC/DC

Release Date February 18, 2003
Best album by ACDC I loved Bon Scott but Brian Johnson is a one in a million replacement. Its so rare for lightning to strike twice for a group after a lead singer goes but here it did. 5 stars best of the best!!!!!!

CD-Charts Position 65
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Back to Black

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by: Amy Winehouse

Release Date March 13, 2007
I absolutely adore this album. I am not too crazy about Amy Winehouse herself and her real-life rehab experiences but this album is just amazing. All the songs are so heart felt, so real, so full of emotion. I prefer some of the less popular songs to the ones that had huge commercial success.

CD-Charts Position 66
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Live from Nowhere in Particular

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by: Joe Bonamassa

Release Date August 19, 2008
This CD really captures Joe Bonamassa's tremendous talent and exciting live performance. His band is powerful.

CD-Charts Position 67
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The Soul of Rock and Roll

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by: Roy Orbison

Release Date September 30, 2008
Amazing! So much attnetion lavished on this box? You would never know it by the packaging. The music is great. The mastering is terrific. The packaging is...cheap!

A flimsy cardboard piece that flimsily hold the four cds in slits. No protection for them. They easily pop out and get scuffed and scratched. I have bought used Cds that have looked better. For an artist of this importance, you would think more care was put in to the packaging.

Sony needs to redesign this. What's wrong with jewel cases? That way the cds would be protected and preserved.

Two stars docked as a result.

CD-Charts Position 68
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Oracular Spectacular

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by: MGMT

Release Date January 22, 2008
I really like this management band for a few reasons. First, they play super cool alternative rock that I can quote to my country music friends to make them sound all stupid and stuff. I'm in management for my company so I can relate to what these cats are speaking about. There are times where Bob will call a 9am roundtable about garble reports and I'll just yell at him that it's time to pretend. When it's time to pretend, I pretend my office is a 17th century castle and I'm the King. I declare war on the other offices around me and go around passing gas in them. They don't like it, but I'm an awesome mammal.

There are songs on this I don't get, but let me clue you in on a little secret. I lack the intelligence needed to comprehend many things. I'm totally awesome ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 69
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Dark Side Of The Moon

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by: Pink Floyd

Release Date October 25, 1990
This gory and utterly WORTHLESS CD is easily the worst CD in the whole wide world!
Take Prince's Around the world in a day or Barry Manilow's Greatest Hits volume 2 and you just cannot stick to believing ANY PF disk is better than these two for instance,now can ye?

Get a grip on the facts, Pink Fluid is dead,long live Barry Manilow and friends!!!

Wesley Grisholm. Ohio I am 10 years the age.

CD-Charts Position 70
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Elephants...Teeth Sinking Into Heart (2 CD)

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by: Rachael Yamagata

Release Date October 07, 2008
This cd was way too slow for my tastes. Not that I don't like slow cause I do. Its just that every song on the first cd all sounds the same. I need a little variation. Lyrically it might be good, but I still have to be able to listen to it, which after a couple of songs was hard to do. The reason, it all sounded too repetitive. Sorry to disagree with the other reviewers, but it wasn't what I expected.