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Golden Section

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by: John Foxx

Release Date March 02, 2004

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Stylin' Free 2

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Release Date March 01, 2000

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Club Series

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by: DJ Irene & Laura B

Release Date April 14, 1998
i went to a rave she was at and she was dope she made the place roc

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Donzetti: Don Pasquale

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from: Chandos

Release Date November 17, 1998
If you are looking for a minimally adequate "Don Pasquale," here it is. I take it on faith that the (adequate) singers are warbling in English--although long passages might just as well be in Serbo-Croatian or Old Icelandic.

"Don Pasquale" is, nevertheless, a true comic and melodic gem that rises above even the most ham-handed, mush-mouthed performance, hence the three stars.

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The Revealing

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by: The Revealing

Release Date February 19, 2008
If you are looking for a minimally adequate "Don Pasquale," here it is. I take it on faith that the (adequate) singers are warbling in English--although long passages might just as well be in Serbo-Croatian or Old Icelandic.

"Don Pasquale" is, nevertheless, a true comic and melodic gem that rises above even the most ham-handed, mush-mouthed performance, hence the three stars.

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Ablaze

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by: Autumn's Grey Solace

Release Date May 06, 2008
I don't even know where to begin with this album. After being disappointed with RIVERINE, Autumn's Grey Solace comes out with ABLAZE and I have not been able to stop listening since receiving my copy -- and that was about a month ago. Rarely do CDs stay in constant rotation for this long with me but I can't seem to get enough of these smooth, lushly textured shoegazer rock tunes. They're sometimes mellow, sometimes upbeat, but always ethereal and soothing. They even mix things up a bit with some metal-esque guitar riffs on "A Rhythm That Writhes" while maintaning their signature sound.

Unlike a lot of music in the shoegazer realm, the singing is distinct and not at all muffled sounding with gorgeous, multi-layered melodies but ... Read More:

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Nothing To Hide

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from: Go Aloha Entertainment

Release Date February 19, 2008
I don't even know where to begin with this album. After being disappointed with RIVERINE, Autumn's Grey Solace comes out with ABLAZE and I have not been able to stop listening since receiving my copy -- and that was about a month ago. Rarely do CDs stay in constant rotation for this long with me but I can't seem to get enough of these smooth, lushly textured shoegazer rock tunes. They're sometimes mellow, sometimes upbeat, but always ethereal and soothing. They even mix things up a bit with some metal-esque guitar riffs on "A Rhythm That Writhes" while maintaning their signature sound.

Unlike a lot of music in the shoegazer realm, the singing is distinct and not at all muffled sounding with gorgeous, multi-layered melodies but ... Read More:

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The Tragedy of Johnny Patriot

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by: Picus Maximus

Release Date April 01, 2008
I don't even know where to begin with this album. After being disappointed with RIVERINE, Autumn's Grey Solace comes out with ABLAZE and I have not been able to stop listening since receiving my copy -- and that was about a month ago. Rarely do CDs stay in constant rotation for this long with me but I can't seem to get enough of these smooth, lushly textured shoegazer rock tunes. They're sometimes mellow, sometimes upbeat, but always ethereal and soothing. They even mix things up a bit with some metal-esque guitar riffs on "A Rhythm That Writhes" while maintaning their signature sound.

Unlike a lot of music in the shoegazer realm, the singing is distinct and not at all muffled sounding with gorgeous, multi-layered melodies but ... Read More:

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Tales from a 5th Street Roof

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by: Underpaid Packy

Release Date May 06, 2008
I don't even know where to begin with this album. After being disappointed with RIVERINE, Autumn's Grey Solace comes out with ABLAZE and I have not been able to stop listening since receiving my copy -- and that was about a month ago. Rarely do CDs stay in constant rotation for this long with me but I can't seem to get enough of these smooth, lushly textured shoegazer rock tunes. They're sometimes mellow, sometimes upbeat, but always ethereal and soothing. They even mix things up a bit with some metal-esque guitar riffs on "A Rhythm That Writhes" while maintaning their signature sound.

Unlike a lot of music in the shoegazer realm, the singing is distinct and not at all muffled sounding with gorgeous, multi-layered melodies but ... Read More: