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Surrealistic Pillow

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by: Jefferson Airplane

Release Date August 19, 2003
This is the album that Dr. Gonzo's Samoan lawyer himself wished to be ecstatically bathtub-electrocuted by. If that is not a good endorsement, I don't know what is.

CD-Charts Position 192
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The Beautiful Letdown

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by: Switchfoot

Release Date June 22, 2004
All the songs are great especially "Dare You to Move", one of our favorites!! Worth every penny!

CD-Charts Position 193
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The Rising

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by: Bruce Springsteen

Release Date July 30, 2002
This record is nothing less than Springsteen at his best. It's like I woke up to the Boss in his heyday again. It's hard to believe that the cataclysmic events of September 11, 2001 have channeled one of rock's greatest voices in such a mesmerizing way. How fortunate we are that his rededication to passionate musicmaking, along with the band that helped make him famous, have coincided with an urgent need to rebuild a city.

Like a missile honing in on its target, The Rising begins with distant allusions to the event and progressively builds in verisimilitude until the ashes of Ground Zero are staring you in the face. Intensity rises, too, as more playful tunes adroitly give way to those with dramatic fury. I love the way images of faith infuse ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 194
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The Essential Daryl Hall & John Oates

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by: Hall & Oates

Release Date June 14, 2005
She's gone. This song got worn out by commercial radio in the late 70's. It sort of faded away from the radio. There was a time that I said "if I hear this f#@$ing song one more time"... Now it seems to have a new meaning or new life to me. Daryl Hall has one of music's most distinctive and soulful voices. When he hits those high notes, it still gives me goose bumps.

CD-Charts Position 195
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The Basement Tapes

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by: Bob Dylan & the Band

Release Date October 25, 1990
some of the bootlegs are better and some of the material is ' deformed by the ego of j r robertson'...see 'bob dylan the recording sessions ' book

CD-Charts Position 196
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Lovers Rock

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by: Sade

Release Date November 14, 2000
I love every song on this CD! My two favorite's are Every Word and By Your Side. I've been listening to this CD for years and never get tired of it. I love it! :)

CD-Charts Position 197
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A New Day Has Come

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by: Celine Dion

Release Date March 26, 2002
Some pretty songs are on this CD. I can't listen to it in its entirety at one time as Celine Dion's voice isn't one that I can listen to for long periods of time, but in short bursts is great. Recommend this for anyone liking more romantic music.

CD-Charts Position 198
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The Score

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by: Fugees (Refugee Camp)

Release Date February 13, 1996
This is one of those albums that hit me the first time I listened to it, it hit me hard. The unique and original lyrical styles, and production makes for an other worldly specie of Hip Hop. Very seldom do we get a piece of music like this. Music that's so honest, real, and rare. Lauryn's beatiful voice with dominant lyrics (sorry Wyclef fans, but she gets the gold for lyricism), Wyclefs lively charismatic delivery, and Pras's (very underrated) laid back smooth style. The three combined are almost too much for me.

I couldn't help but read the negative reviews that people left for The Score. Don't listen to them, those are people that haven't EXPERIENCED this wonderful piece of music. This is an album I reccomend to ANY music fan. If you haven't already given ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 199
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Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Live at the El Mocambo 1983

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starring: Stevie Ray Vaughan, Double Trouble

Release Date December 21, 1999
Stevie live. What more can I say? If you know Stevie, you know what to expect. The El Mocambo is a small, intimate pub, and the front row seems to be almost on top of Stevie.
Stevie plays a flawless set, and his rendition of Voodoo Chile makes one realise what a master Jimi really was. But Stevie shows that he is a master in his own right, with none of the arrogance that seems to normally go with this sort of success.

It is a good show, and one can almost smell the stale beer. It could have continued for another hour, and that's my only complaint - not enough, I want more!

The interview with Double Trouble is an eye opener, in that it shows the viewer just how far away from the main stream, and how deep into the blues these guys were.

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CD-Charts Position 200
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No Shoes No Shirt No Problems (Bonus Track)

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by: Kenny Chesney

Release Date April 23, 2002
I gave as a gift and the person who I got if for loved it..