CD-Charts Position 101
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Back in Black

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by: AC/DC

Release Date February 18, 2003
The single, "Shook me all night long," was what got me hooked on AC/DC. The groove, the sound, even the odd-ball vocals had me paying attention.

This album is hands down a rival for their best work. It's energetic, entertaining, and sounds good at any volume. Sure, it's "meat and potatoes" rock, but it doesn't need anything fancy.

Kick back, crank it up, and enjoy!

CD-Charts Position 102
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LAX [Deluxe Edition]

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by: The Game

Release Date August 26, 2008
all i got 2 say about dis guy is that he a sell out, he use to be with em nd them but now hes with lil wayne....what the hell is up wit that?, i guess in order for the game 2 keep selling records he gotta do tracks with who is on top right now.....wait untill em or anybody else gets on top he'll want 2 do his next album with them.........now dont take this wrong i have respect for him, i just think its shady, what he does,....but anyway this is a very good album, one of his best....so if ya like go nd buy it, or u can do like me download his album for free.....

CD-Charts Position 103
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Chant: Music For The Soul

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from: Decca

Release Date July 01, 2008
I just got this CD and went to play it last night, but through the entire CD, I got a hissing, static like sound. This CD does not work on all CD players. I tried it on my computer and it worked fine, but not my main stereo system. I tried other CDs on my stereo system and they worked ok. Must be the way they recorded it to the CD. Will be going back to Amazon for refund as defective. It should work on all CD players. Manufacturing problem which should have been noticed before releasing it.

CD-Charts Position 104
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Third

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by: Portishead

Release Date April 29, 2008
It's been almost 11 years since Portishead released their last self-titled album (I'm not counting Roseland NYC Live). The three member group of Adrian Utley, Geoff Barrow and more prominent Beth Gibbons have been often credited with making the trip hop genre more mainstream. Originating out of Bristol, UK, Portishead introduced their hometown sound to the commercial radio waves in 1994 with Dummy. With downtempo hip-hop beats, a touch of turntablism, and Gibbons' staple vocals, Portishead instantly created their own style and with that came a vast following. It's no wonder then, that when appropriately titled Third album hit the shelves, it was snatched with a hunger. Prior to the album's street date it was released on last-fm and attracted over 327,000 listeners ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 105
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

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by: Miranda Lambert

Release Date May 01, 2007
Let it be said that Miranda Lambert is the best artist to emerge from a 'reality show' on any station in any musical format. That this "Nashville Star" graduate had a great voice is a moot point, but few could have predicted that she would make a timeless, classic album such as "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" so early in her career.

The album title is unfortunate (I would have preferred that she chose something more laidback or meaningful), but the album is most decidedly a grassroot country album that gives you true country in this era of pathetic pop-rock being passed off as country. One listen to this album and you will not be able to take Carrie Underwood or Taylor Swift seriously anymore. The 'country music' that they make is fake, at best, but granted they ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 106
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In Between Dreams

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by: Jack Johnson

Release Date March 01, 2005
The best new artist in this sphere of music is Nick Worrall. Google him and get his debut album for FREE. Incredible.

CD-Charts Position 107
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Oracular Spectacular

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by: MGMT

Release Date January 22, 2008
First of all, MGMT? Is that "Management?" "Meenage Gutant Minja Turtles?" "Mey Gight Me Tiants?" Beats the hell out of me, and their website ("whoismgmt") is no help, either.

The album title, well, seems to be communicating some sort of remarkable event involving an oracle, or one that is, by inference mystical and difficult to interpret. Me, I think they just thought it sounded clever, and it rhymed, too. The depth of this title was not reflected in the music.

And what is this ridiculous promise of "multi-dimensional vibrating Technicolor sounds?" That's a pretty tall order, and I took up the challenge. I listened, carefully, living with this release in the car for two straight weeks. I heard absolutely nothing that I would characterize ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 108
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The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac

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by: Fleetwood Mac

Release Date October 15, 2002
What more can I say? I LOVE Fleetwood Mac, and I still havent thought of ONE song missing!!! ITS GREAT

CD-Charts Position 109
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Along Came A Spider

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by: Alice Cooper

Release Date July 29, 2008
While it's always nice to hear a new one from Alice, this record is inferior in every way to his last one, which was a kickin' great fun rock and roll record with a great band, great songs and a cool nod to Detroit. It's a drag that fans always seem to await a return to the "Welcome To My Nightmare" period. That album had a (lousy) hit, but was nowhere near as good as "Killer", "Love It To Death" or "Billion Dollar Babies". Still, Alice rocks, and I'm enjoying this new one - just not as much as the last one.

CD-Charts Position 110
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Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific (The New Broadway Cast)

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from: SONY CLASSICS

Release Date May 27, 2008
If you saw the Broadway production you must own this soundtrack! Even if you didn't see the show it's a great CD to own!